The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-10

4 'e's Np" 'Nath VI la 1914 tUx Inuot oi
knghthooJ was conferred upon him In 1915 he
was appointed have the custody OF Napolcon. Of 81
| Helena.
| The -ineJieaa Trade The American packets
which have rscen'ly left this port afford evidence Of
the Improving stale II business with The United
State. The ioilinguer Monday ioak ut
,nssa' amounting 10 upwards OF 300 ee,e"
same day. upwards of 200, aud ten cabin passen-
gers BY Tho way these two fine vessels, both r.
makab'y fast ssilcrs, pitted against each other
| and bets TO some amount are dependant upon which
u The fine transient ship Cohota also sailed in com
panyi she Is known TO be very fact ship, and is pit
| tel, as TsgsrJs speed, against the vessels have
named la III ure, there will be packet every five
days The Europe Is the first ship under the new re-
gulaion The Hoscius, which Is about 10 sail, takes
| out freight amounting IL e 400. Indeed The Ame-
ean packets have received better fIcighs lately than
Tor length OF Tine previously Lirnpoot Chronicle
l. lRELAsD.-Ihe Repeal .1ssoeiaitoa.--On Monday
January y he weekly meeting of the Repeal Assoca-
ton took place. The proceedings were more than
| usually animated, owing 10 the presence OF MIR.
OCopnel', who made several speeches ling the
day, aud spoke with his usual buoyancy and hunor
The chair was filled by us,ice---one of the Ji.
m,ssed-Mr Lynch, one of Baily caher castle. Seye-
rai remi'tances were handed in and among them The
som of tl29 %. 3D. fiom the Rio de Ia Plate which
afforded Mr.. O'Connell opportunity in abiding
Tins, the first subscription from South America, TO
| enlarge on the progress of repeal, and the interest
which il excited in every part ofhe world. The
Tor the week exceeded $500.
The Stale Trials The affairs Of Ireland now that
the monster trial" are again approaching, begin to
excite atcnt on 50 great is the nation expe-
rienced in Dublin at the ,triking of all the Roman
Cihoies from the jury lst, that requisiiion for
calling an aggregate meeting Of the Catholics of Ire
land, was signed in rec hours by sixty six baIrs,er
only three Of whom are r'peacrs The requision
ltsts linz a.,
element prevails, especially amongst the Roman Ca
| tho.ic population. ..
The three first appe nded to the req uist on
are Richard Labor Shell, M. p; Thos. Wyse, M. p,
and ~ Ball, son of The Right Ii pnofable Judge Ball
One Il the persons the jury list returned by he
Gown and who ia sci down Wholesale trader is
EN- loyed as porter or messenger ia an extensive
Conseva i've trading establishment in Dublin. Tie
name was objected 10 by the IaveIsers but Tended
| by the Crown, and ordered To be maint n d on the
list. We Qle Post) understand that The Government
in leand Is fully prepared Ia enter upon the prosecu-
ton of"O Council and Others" the appointed day
Al a late hour on Monday night, the briefs f., the
Crown counsel (thrteen in numbe,) were ready for
delivery. The tres are Tarily printed aud partly
Autographed, and each contains between $40 and $50
ages. The letter press printing alone in each bret
! occupies 10 pages, SO that il would there is
plenty OF one sort or another 10 be proved. All per-
sons concerned aie called upon by the Crown to be
present in Dublin by Sunday the Iith, at the latest
and on Monday it is expected that the b-tlle Of The
lawyers will in good earns, begin
Thursday, January ii, being the ir. day of Hill
! larry Term, the Courts were OPENED with the usual
ormaics. After the swearing Of the city and coun-
y grand juries publication made by the coun-
y grand jury, to be lowed TO occupy their box dur
| ing the ra ais. Mr. Justice Burton, after consulting
with the Shetif, said that the box had been allotted
to the reporters and hi, colleagues and himself were
of opinion that was proper ard expeent under the
circumstances Of the case, that there sh ud be place
allotted Tor the reporters and accordingly they thought
what the Sheriff had done in that Respect was right
Abiding to the gs up which is current in Dublin re-
atlve To the state prosecutions correspondent says
is undeIs God that counsel for the traverefs will
then applications for The OF the witness
the indictment for extension of time to col
lect evidence for tie defence, and for order the
Recorder and SheI to revise the special jury panel,
! about which much has been said already -
Summonses have been served upon several report-
OF the Dublin prss; and it is said that every one
of them who attended the ReIeal Association OF the
monster meetings, will be called upon to give evidence
for The Crown 1t is presumed that an order will be
made 10 keep the witnesses out of Court until their
eram nation. If this should be done the Dublin
press would be LETT IN sad plight for the proc, edngs
as The number OF competent reporters is very limited
Some OF The Commit of the Repeal Association
have been served with sunmolscs to give idence on
the trial
The following appears in the Dublin Monitor" Of
the 10th January, If there is any truth in il, the
Government are undonc respects the pres, prose-
cut u Of O Council
We said in last th4t we expet,ed TO be able 10
communicate ZONE startling int igence in pre-
sent publication respecting the extraordinary oms-
sion of si6ty-nne names from the special jury
list prepa cd by the high sherif-and so we are
That the public may thoroughly understand the
matter IT is necessary TO remind them that the revi
sion of the special jury rests entirely with the Recor
der He examines the qualifications Of any man,
and Judges whether or not he is qualified, according
TO law, TO be plsc' on the panel This done the ju-
hoe aln tL.p ~.
and authenticated by him, and then handed over To
the high Sheriff. who is bound by law faithfully and
truly to make out list Of jurors that appear the
jurors book, and IT l. from this list made out that
the Clerk e the Grown strikes special iures
Now that a NEST astounding d. crepat CIV appears
between the number Of gentlemen admitted as special
jurors by the Recorder, and the number set forth on
the high Sher'fs list is und niably true. The high
Sherih's list contains III names whereas the num-
Der as qualified jurors by the Recorder amounted TO
80. This, we repeat, is fact which has been
ascertained beyond the possibility of all csvil or
doubt.
Who, then, is chargesble with this extraordinary
omissioD' Who thus ialsIfed the special panel
| II appears from the information that has reached
us on this momentous point that the Recorder admits
that the high Shers list Is not faithful transcript
of the jurors book prepared and authenticated by
him.
We far in possession of the facts as TO state
that after the Recorder had concluded the revision OF
the pane-but before that panel had been arranged
in alphabetical order &c.-he Ief, Dublin OH a visit
TO Sir Robert Peel, at Drayton Manor.
Accordingly, as the panel was arranged in alpha
betioai order, 1t was Transmitted made out slips
the Recorder, at Drayton Manor to be authenticated
by him; and appears that two slips, containing the
sixty three omitted names either not forw arded
to the Recorder, or, being forwarded, did not come
into his hands for understand the Recorder has
no recollection Of the omitted names having reached
| him.
Now this places the whole matter in a she'll.
Either the two missing slips were forwarded to the
Recorder they not. II not forwarded, then
the officer responsible is the guilty party. II, how
ever, they forwarded then the Recorder IS cul