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square building, surrounded with galleries.
which were appropriated to the use Of the la
des, of whom there we're nearly thousand pre-.
sent. Covers were laid for $50, and nearly that
number OF gentlemen were present. Mr.. Smith
O'B,ien fIlsd the Chair. Among the company
preson, wero Lord French, the Lord Mayor OF
Dublin, four Catholic Bishops, several Catholic
Priests, two or three Protestant Clergymcn,
sbou, a dozen Members of Parliament, and most
OF the leading members Of the Repeal Associa.
ton. Letters Of apology were read from u Dun-
Der of peers, Catholic Bishops and others, who
were invited. The customary toas:s having been
gone through, the health of Mr.. O'Connell and
the Repeal Of the Uaion was given from the
Chair.
Mr. O'CoxsELL rose to return thanks, and Yves
greeted with applause Of mos, enthusiastic cbaTacet He
r,e in Order pour word. to gat
anohr b a noST lnssats you
and through you all Ireland 70 renewed exerons
pleasing te Js eheeredpfovdad does long but
cheering ..ne won't do.%oIds won't dowe must have nc
sec; ard persuasion throughput, Ireland TO I9y fr LELAND
ish he followed hor to the grave She
no' dead my lTend-'he only sleeps and here am calling
sail rse-she rSen her native dignity mosty she
w glorious and Is far immortal as any thing earthly can
happiness gently bowns The head Of allegiance to the English
gl. y ha a s &c ad
free Size has been tJo long sunk IN povince degradation
aua the any a" AID are our picpecs darSenns
vista gloomy through winch we behold the coming eawn
Of IRISH fiesdom No. are triumphan. 0nsht-we are
SS and u e eorina psopect Of liberty n@s bah md
.,sady before u.s. We are Celebrating tfirTph ceebr
t,d French general rightly asserted, difficulty does no.
nave oj;ainei ycto'y-csrainy without PERSONAL diff
@ 70 @ when Ns az hn e bolt Of
injustice VA. shot closely On The door OF our prison. AT
necvs every ohsacle-he prison door opened
declared tina, eand had night 10 take measures TO obtain le
diubing every exerion-5y increasing eilby
az nS S Pie
with the united and combined voice OF Ireland
m 9q FOR tbs WICKED e re- Of the al
mighty there shall be from agitation until Ireland
dy to combine toseher the irish every sect and pefsua
o-to and combine all sAmen of graduation Of
opinion with IN thinking thing necessary
he repeal Of the unlon. tCheersl
TnENNIAL PARLIAMENrs IN DUBLIN "A special
meeting Of the Dublin Town Council was held
on the 25,h ultmo, to consider a proposition Of
Or. MauGse to address her Majesty, praying her
to mold her Court and summon hcr Parliament
once III three years i'll Dublin. The notice Of
this motion created great interest aud curiosity.
Dir. O'Connen made ms nPPsarancen the Coun
cil.chamber for the fret :!Ino mia enlarge.
mont. The advantages which the learned Doctor
insisted would result from the assembling Of the
Imperial Parliament in Dublin once III three years
were the following Il. The obtaining Of an IN
creased attention 10 Irish affairs. >. A more
powerful representation Of Irish interests in Par
lament. 3. The diminution OF absentecism. 4.
The improvement uf the economical and social
state OF Ireland 81 know" said the learned
Doctor, "of no other objects that can legitimate
ly be held in view By the Repealets; and MAN.
tain, that every one OF these wcld be- advanced
by periodical transfer of the Court and Legisla-
ture to this country" The motion OF the learn
sd Doctor was not seconded, and, consequently
il fell to the ground. Mr.. O'Connell addressed
few words to the Council previous to their nd
Iournnent. Alter some observations, designed
to calm any fears that might be entertained by
the Protcstanis regarding the progress OF repeal,
hs concluded as follows lit Is clear that things
cannot remain TIC they are. There must be
change, and God forbid that that change should
DO effected without the consent of men Of all re-
gions. | would considor that change not bless
ing bet c curse, if it were forced on any portion
Of The Irish people. Every hour tells me that
other combinations arc about being formed
They shall be met BY me half way, to restore
those advantages to Ireland which the learned
Doctor would give as but once in three years
Hear hear) When that spirit extends farther
abroad, and | believe it is working to its mani
iestatioD, and will appear in tho course Of few
weeks, it will totally defeat all religious partisan.
ship, combining all in love of our common
country"
ELECTION FOR NoRrH LANCASHIRE On the
20;h ult MIR. Clifton was elected member for
North Lancashire, in the place Of Lord Stanley
who is translated from the House OF Commons
to the House OF Peers. Mr.. Clifton is Con-
servatiye, and opposed TO the repeal OF the corn
laws. There WAS no opposition.
AMERICAN AcrIvlrY-The last arrival OF the
steam ship HibsrEia, at Boston, gave additional
evidence of the great activity of the people OF
Boston, IN dscharging cargoes at that port The
fhbernia reached Boston on Sunday evening, in
atwelve days PASSAGE and the Great Western,
New. York, on the previous day. The delivery
Of the Hibernia,s cargo in New-Yor before that
Of the Great Western, reflects the highest credit
upon the active obliging, and attentive officer Of
the Boston Custom House, S. S. Lewis, Esq.
agent to the s,oamer,) the officer of the ship
aud, also, to the business enterprise of Messrs
Adams g. Co. through whose expresses the goods
were conveyed over the Western Railroad ard
By Mr. Parker, the superintendent, additional &C
commoda;ion was afforded for taking every pack
age offered up TO the last minute.
Wilmer g. Smiths Times.
srArE.-Last week, : girl, who vas atfscted with
swelling in her knee, had her leg taken off by
surgeon while in mesmeric sleep. There is
no doubt abou: the fact. Three surgeons were
p'esent-one operated, one assisted, and one
watched the case. They ali agree as to the fact
outtwo OF Them assert that she suffered pain, as
4 there were twi!chings OF the nerves, sc. She
herself, is unconscious Of having suffered any
PAIN
AMERICAN CHEsse.-At meeting of the
South Derbyshre Agricultural Society, on Sat
urday week, Mr.. Covic, M. P. who filed the
clair, drew the attention of the farmers to the
import of American cheese, for the purpose Of
calming their fears. He showed that, although
: the import of American cheese had considerably
increased, it had driven the Dutch cheese out Of
markst. He produced table which showed
from 's3l to 1910, the importation from Amcri-
s ca het auciusted, without any regularity. be.
tween nothing and so hundred weight; from