Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

Liberation Of O'ConncE--Great Rsj DC
tnSs in Ireland.

By the steamship Caledonia. arrived al Boston, we
have the following interesting news.
Liberation Of OConsel-Sea'esce Reros.d-0n Wei
nesay An ut the Loud Chancellor poco-dsd TO deliver
his Opinion the of = the Queen W oConneh and
othcrs.'
The news Of the reversal II the judgment on Mr. oConne
and his companions Ieoei al Ia Dublin about 1--WE ooi~ck
thursday evening lie 9th INST. Imneiiaiciy the
arrival Of tie steamer al kingston the whole population
thrown state OF in le-csibasie excitement
OConneIl is free, uttered by thousands of VOICES,
the people danced about In almost frantic joy. At Dublin
the icAhtiiedtGt upon mole extensive scale
81 night barrels lighted in many parts Of tie city,
AID tad been for the interference OF Of the
leaders general illumination would have taken place.
M OConre i sad have received The intelligence OF
his release bout beirly the at emotion OF surprise
Great numbers Of his friends wad upol him 10 oiei their
congratulations.
ON Friday evening tic order fr the discharge of he
arrived, and at seven O'Clock Mr. otonnel, learn
ing upon OF his sons, left the prison foot, and
proceeded accompanied by an immense as>emba-e to has
house in Mari square. The other prisoners subsequently,
left he penilenfi%Iy, and were loudly ch'eied
Nh. OConnc shortly az er adlicssei ihr crowds who were
assembled 10 front Of his hcu thai king them for their
peaceful conduct during his ncaceraion. urging them to
usfec Of The same conduct promising them
they should shortly have what they had been long stiyig
loT-ie cal.
On Saturday according Management the grand
demonsiIaon in The fom Of t'iunpha procession, IN
which the whole Of the trades Of Da5'In took past
Nh. orc nnell aid that gea ne 4 iceland and a
day Of Justice All that the people of Ireland wanted
was u.tce they had Mt gt n>tanent q ,and LELAND
il She we'd free That he di deserve il he
had no doubt pordby the events OF years, and y
he mighty exPerine # men meeting iiarquiiy IN oon
day. tens ard twcues Of thousaEds-nay in millions
with strength that would besr down tie armies of the
world but ih the meekntss Madness aHd sentencs that
allow ed them be a Ike flock oi children. Orc
meeting alone remained unassembed-lhat al tloniai
but would be for the Refcs ASSOCIATION who had the
hdence of the Iish people Il determine whether II might not
be necessary for the ske of Tnc that the meeting should
be held. (Geat chteIing0 He hoped h, might conclude
that IT would not be but If the of liberty
required H. they would all ~ there Teaoably ard unarmei
81. Ill.
should lie His opinion hat it would rol
he necessary hold the Clouirlf meeting because he HOT
that the principle which would call f II has been ahundany
indicated alIeady Even the State ia had vIndicattd IT.
Mr. OConnc1 and the men hers of his family. The Lord
Mayor ard family several members and officers of the
pofaon Mr. Ray aud d. GeN IA fioe and fx-ma tyf
attended Sunday. the church Of tic nceit n MarboI
ough street, which crowded Overflow =, while
immense concourse of people assembled outside and
kept order by strong facc Of police both horse AID foot
he sermon preached hy the Rev. d. Miley. VIII,
proclaimed the Lbciatr &c the wok Of The Blessed Vi
ard of man. At the close e the re Dam
chanied by the choir ard the clergyman officiating,
The repo held ihei usual weekly meeting nday
IN the Cancellation Hall The galleries were crowded with
ladies by eight ock in the mornings bat long before tn,
crowded suff alton. The their respective
entrances Enthusiastically oheoed The Lord Mayor
OF Dublin occupied the CT air.
Mr.. T. Butter, VI P, for K,lkenny-the Hon. G. II
Hutchinson, Protestant gentleman brother Of Lord Don
oughmore land Cart Mochler AN exchange man. lacl,
usp,need ON the Mag tracy .)weie elected members o
. ISOLATION aud sCyeially ctarntd thanks for the
-. s {, nncll then rward an1 received with III,
i0uatst8 9lanse. He lcng IN into staiemen
tl fitf b. .nt.. with reference 10 IT.,
tafr.t ,he experiment If
feeeis tssatri J a.. O. l4s. however, he propose
ITO .,,...-'.,. p.,t,afi,e - 200 gentlemen, 4
20 49,. = D.,.,n - % the r. 81
10 t',o is'ior, neh in ~, ac'o',e q hp'u
t ieiei aesl up iie oDinsns. frn m' nnp
the AsseIao, must ploee III u lie if 81 aiins' =.
~ qualification wA,cl NJ OCtnrcll csn~is.fea W.
insure the rcspeciatIisy 81 Assta,iy '.ei thet
81 60
10 next step FOR the ait nmeIt Of .cpeAl tac egts
T. mefi Of the lii>h Judges aud Attorney neral
for tie monster Indictment, and the for Cer'
curing, the trals. lie ash stated
= tour Of the Ens> provinces for the pafp STATES
and r, the assistance of The English peole
!" cliccting The mpelcment lie formally entered his not
s If motion spcoing tie cxpcdiCrcy holding Go
r. tait meeting AMI also with regard Ia The nent
r legal peiSnhagcs corftced with the State iIias
al lie week ccd Ia be 16..J Is ca
To public banG"et was 10 be gwen 10 the Li5cTator a
in his corps tie 10Th