Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-28

TIE Trials tn Iretdnd--DI0re tr0ubla
IN Spai,,--Ne,os from Iadia--
Markets.
By u late arrival in New York, We have
received dates up to the llth March,ult
The State Trials in Ireland continued
! The Chief InstIce CHARGED the Jury on ha
9Th ult., and directly against O'ConnelI and
the travcrse.s. Appearances look squalIy
for O'Connell
No change in tho price of Cotton.
/ Letters received from Varna, mention Tho
total destruction of that clty--loss 4,O00i
900 piastres
The stock Of Tobacco ct presen, in Liver.
pool is estimated at 1888 hhGs., 1855
bales and | 1913 cases.
The balance sheet Of the public income
and expenditure for the year 1919, hus been
published by order of the House Of Com.
mons. 1t exhibits for tho past year an
come Of Esq ,532 SIT, and an expendilun
oil t5i 1885
The radicals have lately been busy crcu.
atng report that her majesty is consider
ably in debt Mr. Bcwitt. NJ. r., for Mon.
mouthshirc, had tho delcacy TO ask the
question hi the House OF Commons on Mon.
day, when Sir r. Peel denied that then
was any truth in the rumor.
lRELAND.--Our accounts from Dublin ara
to the evening Of the 9th ut. On the bth'
'th and 9Th the Court of Queens Bench on
the state trials was occupied in closing the
defence, and in the opening OF the SoiIci'
tor General. Nothing OF any consequence
occurred. On Friday, the 9th, The twenty
third day of the trials.
The Solicitor General continued his sd'
dress this morning at ten o'clock and con-
cluded about two. The Chief Justice then
proceeded to charge the Jury. As far as n'
lordship has gone up to past hour, his 90
dress is most uhiavorable to the traverses'
de has characterized the opinions broachea
as to the Queens prerogative as sedF
tious, and has altogether agreed IN Inv
definition of the law Of conspracy'
as laid down by the Crown. II was proos'
BILE the charge would not conclude thai
night.
The Dublin C0rporation.--Th following
is the answer TO the address Of the Duonn
Corporation, presented on Friday, by tne
Lord Mayor and some Of the Aldermen
and Town Council. The Queen received
the deputation about half past 2 o'clock ID
the presence Of the Duke Of Wellington,
Sir Robert Peel, and other members OF the
Cabinet: ~ receive with satisfaction tbs
assurance that sentiments of loyalty and o.
attachment to my person and crown con
tinue to be cherished by you. The legal
proceedings to which you refer are now .
progress before competent tribunal. andI
am unwilling to interrupt the administri
ton OF Justice according to law. 1t is"
all times my anxious desire that any grew
ance of which my people can Justly com,
plain, should be speedily redressed; and !
conflde in the wisdom of the Parliament Q,
the United Kingdom for the adoption OIL
such legislative measures as may be neees
sary for that purpose.
SPAlN.-General Shelly, Political Cher 2,
Barcelona, has been appointed Governor %
Madrid.
According to the impartial Of Barceiona.
Prim received his passport for MADRID ~
he Goth. He has been made Governor y
the penal colony Of Centa, in Africa.
Accounts from Madrid to the I'd ul1., ~
port another insurrectionary movement -
Alicent, Valencia and Sa.ender sixty per-
sons. including some Of note, had been -
rested in the capital. r
lNDIA.--By the Indian mail OF the Is' :.
letters and papers have been -
,eived to that date from Bombay.
British India is tranquil, and likely