The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21


have nisunssrstooa him '''' '' '"''
Asr ,r,Sr Nun hv their friend. and IN
bench al length both Gentlemen were induced to express
thawsiwss s.ssaS "a ,hst Tho matter shoua rracsa,
NO furthsr 'a"'"'u' anu ''A' '"' "-'''' P'N''S'
rnr;nm ~; nos, ex.ora;rarv sc.re Mr. E;,,o;hhon,
e., ta,s m MOI onn;aa , ,h H. h mar
Nm ana ,nan son occupied sea w. ia aSan :.
tntx ama,ad ny, no, aisrxsS '' ' P'
~ E' u' NJ. ~. 90 .;~ -, ~. .,,u.., o.. .L ..,.
and mr. +, nr nmatad rnan.e s arng that in al
that the taverssrs had attempted they had only
constitutional means to effect change in the law which
united the two kingdoms and that whatever sentiments
might be entertained of that STEP they could not be charg
I'd with bringing 1t about BY conspiracy.
Al aquarter to five o'clock the learned gentleman re
4uesed the adjournment of the Cont to next morning
The Court after little hesitation acquesced' ana the
torr adjourned to ten o'clock on WEDNESDAY
apologizng to the Court for the length Of time ne found
necessary to address, but ASSURED them tha' nc M AZ
nee TO his client that the whole on THESE
TONS should be laid in detail peioLe the juy nc e
proceeded go over the whoie OF the anu ev
uehce adduced reading parts Oh many " OToneii anu
by he Atornsy General 10 show that the context quail
Aed the meaning urged by the Attorney General. The
learned and eloquent gentleman concluded with
panatory statement in reference to the fracas OF yesel-
day Sergeant Warren attempted stop the learned gen
asman when entering On tins subject but Mr. FllgiDoon
court and the whole day. The Attorney Gene
'at I'm m mTs n0 lepiy. A., ~ n r. All. ,,,;,s
taxing seats r on he S ON of the
,' INA. .ne CSur. hai no power 70 Proceea Nun c
ne 'erm havng ended ne .eIuI h . In "ni
hS 70 take no.e o. the Sn1ecuon' whch the L
IN JUSTICE expressed ms wilingness 70 40 me Juay
,i, tno having peen Ssuu v.e ;a "a
nvey answered to their names Mr. Wnesoe grease
sI; Juy "a OF Mr. ProPr's.ol ~ 'o ~
rspe ; inc wm4re u t n T;sv M Whs
resume again the next morning Oh Friuay, Nj; WINS
side concluded his address, and was succeeded by Mr.
Oconnelf will 4 is rswnnosed commence his speech to-
Charles Wlmsr's Ne0s Letter. Fen. a.
Flaw IN THE INprcrNEyr. The Liyerpool
Journal paper of great authority upon Irish affairs
gives the following -
I'll. that may yet attach to the State Trials and we
state this fact authority which regard all but Of
fetal OF its truth there is no doubt There Is flaw in
the will be discharge On the Legal
S Ss maze Inc nav was nrst %
very has BEEN to the irish Attorney Gene
raj He bensusa h;e will he
full admitted the escape Of OConnell being less
embarrassing to ministers than his imprisonment Fergus
oConnor's case Isl point"
PETITION OF THE DUBLIN CoRpoRArIoN.-T
eers of the corporation, arrived in London on the
LIST, to present petition to the Queen respecting
the pending St,te Trials. Her Majesty appointed
fnday, the I'd, for its reception. The following is
the answers
receive with satisfaction the assurance that senti
mens of loyalty and attachment to my person and crown
sons IN 20 1e cherished ny YOU ,.
gs which you refer are nGW IN
70 Interrupt the administration Of justice according 70
at all times nv anxious desire that any grievance
Of which my people can justly complain should be spec.
Oily redressed and conhde in the wisdom Of the Parlia
nent Of the United Kingdom for the adoption Of such
legislative measures asmay be necessary for that pur
M W.
vi Ese, NJ. Is 70 DC tlie ieaoer Vi .ne wing
ron o .he irlsl en'Ders IN 'ne presen. Session NO
REPEAL observation-disclosures, January 2-The
weekly meeting was held to-day In Concllia-
non Hal, which was crowded to excess The
chan was occupied by w. 5. O'Brien, Esq, M; r.,
ss secepon Was most There
". Loweil, Esq, M. f., and, during the day, hive
oI 'he ooce0hspirators, namely, MI D. O'Connell,
! MI. ). OCohneil, ~ gray, mr.. steele, ana Mr..
i.ay' contIvea 70 atIeno n9twthstsnding the zeal
Gus ana dignihed watchfoiness OF the Attorney
General. They were received with deafening ap-
piaMse. 80
lhe chairman, IN opening the business OF the
meeting, expressed his conviction that the nation
senGer llS gratitude 10 the men VINO conducted,
with wisdom and integrity, the affairs OF the coun-
~ al tue present moment. II was true tnat tneir
eauels were uhoer PelSecuuon Dut the spirit OF IL
berry was lndomltable. OF the millions confeder..
a'eu ,ossner III .uat association, every hGiViouai
Was ,eauy 20 30 70 prison tomorrow IN deience OF
as COUNTY nsnls, out where wouid tne govern,
menu ouilu prisons enough 20 hoid the irish peopie'
hoyeitlhS 70 tne hiee.ng al Lord Cnarlemohts, ne
So,d .hI aay was no. lar dis'aH. wnen tie OaIl
nco,S,, ' u. anu .e re Dursns, wouia
80 IL s al anu afP olId'e Posi'io" a. ''e
nI M. " S ure a.isH Peopie;;Glnear near
M y Gohheli entereo the room aad denveied
pIlei aeuless saying, nal ne coud not stay long
~ se m,3hes' statcaion a. seelis MI
- nv a. ,ne heau o. ofe r,Si psope, anu sag
snat Whatever became OF MN, tMI. ,Oionnen,3
.Ieianu was nos wllnout ll,snos ana LEADERS, anu
i INA. me- own innuence wouto moi De tne less power
, VIII MS I, ,.' m wnen IN P,son 'hn when
as,sr vs. ~ raea a | rd
.I.e, edLmes. ~ Peace, law ana orIer'
H,ocee9eo 20 teconlmend me lorma.ion OF Catho-
sc socie.les iIeiana 70 asitate for the
pl0'ecol ol H1iai py Jury anu an equaity 81 equal
tSn's anu CIV" prNhesee, yalny PROMISED ny tne
nanc,Pa.loh nc. eon.endeo 'ia., curing sne en-
sunny 'ssslon' 'lrs proper p'ace LOT irsn nehoeIs
QUIZ .. n9' IN ai,a'he,' wne!e they would ohly
" eau.oaeu anu o"'-'oeo' out l" ifeaio anu the
A. S,oaio .ssu 81, - ,.,I.
ol s aa.erwarGs SPOKE ana described the
,h nmrs s Jr;sh I'm Dehc" as piece Vi
-" Su,es; t,,sn ,i iun ...o D.,
NJ o'Rss rm'gH cn nr aol 1he mepeai'
rated D'e"' ""N WI V O'ie'' VIC Injecting Sepa-