The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-12


many as shall be necessary, shall be fixed by the
court for the purpose OF said trial, and be deemed
and taken to be part OF the present Hilary Term.
He could not say the precise time that would be
necessary tor the trial, but he thought il well to
have the order made.
The motion was granted, Judge Perrin dissent
ing, but saying 1t was unnecessary for him to give
his reasons.
The Attorney General asked at what hour their
lordshps would sit on Monday yesterday, when
the Chief Justice replied, that the court wsuld sit
punctually at ten.
AGGREGATE MEETING.-This assemblage was held
this day in the Music Hall, Lower Abbey street,
The hall was crowdedfrom an early hour. Amongst
those present were Daniel O'ConnelI, Sir T.. Es-
monde, Sir ]. Power, Sir Valentine Blake and the
Lord Mayor, who was called TO the chair.
One OF the principal speakers was MIR. H. Shel
and, after several addresses the following resolu-
lions were agreed to-
Resolved That we, the Roman Catholics of Ireland
yield portion of the Queens subjects loyalty
ton Of an OATH
That the officers of the crown in striking from the spe
cia jury panel all the Roman Catholics who placed
thereon by ballot have inflicted upon body wrong
and insult and that it duty in the face OF
the empire, to vindicate character for worth atty
and honor.
Resolved That the omission of names OF spe-
cia jurors including large proportion Of Roman Ca,ho
lies, well as liberal Protesants making up the special
jurors list affords grounds for than suspicion that
ar dealing has not been practised and calls for full par
That humble petition be presented the Queen pray
rect her attention to the conduct Of the Irish Government
carrying on state under the circumstances
That petition be presented both Houses of Parlia
ment setting forth the facts embodied in these resolutions
and praying for inquiry into the facts.
The IRISH STATE TRIALs.-These trials were to
commence yesterday, and, thanks to the manner in
which the special jury list has been made out, and
to the striking of the of all the Catholics
returned upon 1t, they commence in the midst of
| extraordinary excitement. The Catholics of Ire
Ion LII LII
protest on Saturday against the insulting and unjust
exclusion of Catholic from the list and al
though the Judges have refused 10 aside the jul
ny lists, yet one OF them stated Friday that the
manner IN which the list was made out was full of
suspicion. Under these circumstances, the present
excitement must continue throughout the whole of
the trials and there ia every reason to expect
that they will continue for several months, there is
hne prospect OF agitation and commoton be-
lore the country. The moral effect Of the ver-
dict, whatever it may be, has been totally de-
stroyed by the packing Of the jury.
IRISH STATE TRrALs.-The exclusion of Roman
land. The Dublin Evening Post (Romish journaD
OF Tuesday says: "We have every reason to ex-
pect that simultaneous meetings will be held all
through Ireland on Sunday next, when every con-
gregatlon amongst the seven millions OF the Catholic
population will give expression to the deep dscon-
tent and indignation produced by the act Of the 60
vernment agents."
THE DUBLIN SPECIAL JuRy.-There is rather hu-
injurious story IN circulation in Dublin respecting
two of the twenty -four gentlemen whose names have
turned up the special jury to try the
issue In the case of "The Queen VS.. O'Connell and
Others" AS soon they ascertained on Friday
that they were not struck off the list of forty eight
but stood pretty high upon the reduced list Of TWEEN
ty-four, they decided, according to previous en-
gagement, to pay visit to foreign parts before the
dread summons should be served. Ali the prelimi-
o'clock packet was to have conveyed them from the
Green Isle to some more envable cline but, alas
the Crown Solicitor was too quick in his move
ments, az was ascertaned before the evening clos
hours after the jury was struck. To prevent mis-
takes IN matter OF such Importance the service in
almost every instance was personal, and each sum
mons contained an intmaton that the presence OF
the recipient was solicited pain OF f200. 1t is
needless TO observe that the two contemplated ira
vellers have changed their intentions.-GloJe.
France.
We have received the Paris journals of Satur-
day, 18th ult The address of the Deputies in re-
ply to the speech from the throne was read in the
Chamber on Friday and appears to have been well
received, except by the most decided of the oppo-
sltion members 1t is like the address of the Peers
are some points brought forward which were diff.
ferently noticed by the address of the Upper Cham
Der. The Reproduction of the Legitmsts who have
paid their homage TO the Duke de Bordeaux is OF
more marked character; the committee of the
Deputies have expressed themselves rather strongly
on the question of the right OF Search and they
have sndiousy substituted the words accord de
ti'nens, as regards the understanding between the
Engllsh and French governments, tor the entente
cordiale of the King S speech.
The Constitutional states that Queen Christina
has abandoned her idea Of returning to Spain, at
least for the present. We know not what authority
our contemporary has for making this statement,
but we regard 1t as far from improbable.
THE French ARMY.-According to recent de-
cision Of the Minister Of War, no officer of the ar
my shall in future obtain permission to marry, I'M
less the person to whom he is be united should
possess a revenue OF at least 2000f. per annum.
Spain.
The Madrid journals OF the 9th and 18th instant
have arrived in due course. They contain news.
The Casteilano asserts that the enemies Of the
government are actively at work to get up insur
rection in the provinces; and that much time cam
not eapse without a movement The Expectador
remarks on the language Of Mr.. Bulwer to the
Queen, on presenting his credentials, as contrast
ing with that Of Count Bresson and infers from it
that there is much more cordially between Eng
land and Spain, as from nation to nation, than has
been shown by France. According to the Expec-
tabor, Count Bresson's speech was merely an assu-
rance Of friendship from monarch to monarch.
The Madrid Gazette of the 9Th contains a royal
ordinance, counersigned by the Minister of FIJI
nance, to restore Queen Christina to the enjoyment
of her pension.
Accounts OF Nov. %, from Madras, state that
the movements OF the troops at Hyderabad were
still mystery. Detachmenishad gone to Balapore,
there to meet part OF the Nizam's army, and the
whole would be under the command Of Colonel
Bagnold, who it was supposed would be wanted al
tiyderabad. The troops were still in movement in
the Punjaub.
Markets.
LONDON MoSgY MARKrr, Saturday Night, Jan. 10
Consos leave OF shade frmer though the market has
not experienced any great accession OF business during
the day The last quotation for money and the
was 963 to I. The other English stocks were fairly
steady and for the most part fully maintained late quota
tons The Three per Cents Reduced closed 975 to
Three-and.a-ialf per Cents Reduced, 1929 to New
Three and Half per Cents l0lI to l02 Long Annues
la Exchequer Bills 65s 10 67s prem; Bank Stock, 1856
to 1877 and india Stock, 80 TO 274 Spanish Stock
also rather better few purchases occasoned this i'm
proved feeling and the market closed toeraby well The
Three per Cents last quoted 303 to and the five
per Cents 22t to In other respects the foreign seen.
rites showed essential alteration. Mexican closed
32i TO Dutch Two-and atiaf per Cents ID to X the
Five per Cents 1904 to ii Peruvian 22 to Il Portuguese
"a to }; Danish, SO to 81; Colombian ii to D. Gillian
90 to ioi Brazilian 75to rs and Belgian, 1881 to o4