The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16
IRELAND.
LIBERATIoNs OF OCoNNELL.

IRELAND.
LIBERATIoNs OF O'CoNNELL.
The news of the reversal to the Judge
ment on MIR O'Connell and his companions
was received in Dublin about o'clock
on Thursday evening, the 5th ult. I'M
mediately on the arrival of the steamer at
Kingston, the whole population was
thrown into a stateof Undesirable excite
ment. "OConnell is free," was uttered
by thousands of voices, as the people
danced about in almost frantic Joy. At
Dublin the same scene was exhibited, but
upon a more extensive scale. At night.
tar barrels were lighted in many parts of
the city, and had it not been for the inter-
ference of some of the leaders, a general
illumination would have taken place.
Mr. OConnell is said to have received
intelligence of his release without betray-
ing the least emotion of surprise. Great
numbers ofhis friends waited upon him to
offer him their congratulations.
At the weekly meeting ofthe Repeal as
ISOLATION at Dublin the next Monday, Mr..
to pursue. He is ready to try the expert
ment of Federal Parliament. In the mean
time, he proposes the formation of PreseUa-
tive Assembly of 300 gentlemen-a sort Of
House of Lords,-to control the proceedings
of the Regal Association,-the members to
purchase seats at 1901 each. His next step
is, the impeachment of the Irish Judges and
the Attorney General for their conduct of the
late trial He announced his intention of
making a progress" through the English
counties to lay the case before the people.
CHINA.
The overland mail brings various state
ments and speculations from China. Ii was
stated that Keying, who had arrived at Can
ton, was empowered to negotiate with the
| American and French Ambassadors,-he be-
| ing the ablest and keenest di plomatist in the
Empire: and that Nh. Gushing would by no
means be allowed to proceed to Pekin if it
could be avoided. Mr.. Gushing has the
Fngate Brandywine, the Sloop ST. Louis,
and the brig Perry at his command. The
dates are to June 81.
Dissolution ofhe Parliament Of Canada.
The Governor General of Canada has issued
proclamation for the dissolution of the ex-
istine Parliament, and summoning new
one, TO meet on the 18th of November at
| Montreal.
! FRANCE.
After long denying the fact, the Paris
papers admit that the Tahiti question be-
tween the French and English Govern
ments is settled. The Courier Francois
states that $4,000 francs will be the
amount of the compensation offered to Mr.
Pritchard for the outrage inflicted upon
him by NJ. D'Aubigny. Capt. Bruat has
succeeded to the rank of Capitaine de
Vaisseau of the first class.
FRANCE AND MOROCCO.
The war between France and Morocco
is at an end The Sultan has given way,
and dreading the power he has provoked,
sues for terms. The Geographic dispatch
es transmitted by the Prince de Joinville
from Tangier on the 10th inst. state that.
"The Moorish Government has deman-
ded peace. The feet arrived at Tangier
this day. The Governor Of the town
came on board to renew his demand
Our conditions have been signifed and
accepted, and the treaty signed. During
the day the Consulate General has been
re-established, and its flag saluted by the
town. Orders to cease all hostility, and
to leave the island of Mogadore, will be dis.
datched this afternoon
This intelligence, which has been
most favorably received in France, ha:
been also gratefully received in England
as it will prevent any possible chance of &
collision between the two countries.
GREECE.
4 M. Mavrocordato and his colleagues re
signed office on the Doth ult., and M
Coletti was authorized by the King tc
form a New Administration. Anamnesty
has been published in favor of the person!
engaged in the insurrectionary movement!
: in Acarnama and Western Greece, in Ma
and June last, with certain exceptions.
The accounts from Athens, in tn,
French journals, give the following as thu
composition of the new Ministry Col
letti, Einister of the Interior, and, ad in
term, of Foreign affairs and Public In
struction; Eetaxa, Finance, and, ad in
tsrim, NJ airline Tzavellas, War and Balbti
Justice. Colletti is considered the hea'
of the French party in Greece. Public
tranquility, which had been disturbed b.
the elections, had been restored by tn
King, who went among the crowd and ex
horted to peaceful demeanor. 1t appears
however, that, in one of the riots, a maj
was killed and several were wounded.