The New York herald., 1844-07-19

Ireland.

New ,Ross, presided. The Rev. Mr.. Shee-
han, Of Waterford, read an address 10 Mr.. O'Con.
nell from The Roman Catholic Bishop aud clergy Of
the diocese OF WaterioJd ID and Llsmcre, aDo handed
ElO7 their subscription, for which vote Of
thanks wss o. course gwen rhs m
IKIsH REPEAL ASSOCIATION AT the usual week
ly meeting vi .h.s body, on The 2iih l., ] IL Tai-
bot. Esq late M T.. for New Ross, occupied The
chair. The Rev DR., Hsarne, one OF deputaon
from Manchester, addressed lie neriing, aLo hsLd-
I'd in contribution of f326, amidst sn,husiastc
cheering There were various deIutcfions from
other parts OF the country, and numerous addresses
were read. Inc rect OF he busiless was simost
entirely confined TO the receipt of money. Mr. ID.
O'Connell, Jun, was happy 10 report that sll ne
traversrrs were in excellent health and spirits and
in particular that Mr.. O'Connell WAS never better,
and never enjoyed greater animation, the imrrlson-
ment agreeing perfectly with his constitution. The
amount Of the Repeal rent for the week was an
nounced, amid dearnlng cheers, 10 be f3, ,l7S lls-
Id.
The Dublin Evening Post remarks, that there has
been held four meetings OF this association sitce
Mr.. O'Connels imprisonment, ard The following
are the weekly returns of the amount ci Repeal
Subscriptions -
June 3 42GOO
10 3.l00
i i s'ass ass
These the sterling evidences Of the extinction
Of repeal agitation by state prosecutions,
The usual weekly meeting of THIS body was held
on the lst July, and was very fully attended. On
the motion Of Mr.. w. >. O'Brien, the chair was
taken by Nicholas Maher Esq. The meeting was
distinguished by Mr.. lO'Neili Daunt announcing
that the Corporation Of the City Of Dublin had fix
ed upon Daniel O'Connell, Esq, as Lord Mayor
elect. The announcement was received with deaf
enng cheers, which were again ard again renew
ed II was stated that the Martyrs" were in ex-
cellent health and spirits. The collection of Ike
rent was proceeding during the whole OF the meet
ing. and before its close, announced TO be E2l52
Is. Id.
France
The most Interesting portion of the intelligence
received from Fran since our last publication re-
.,tes TO the affairs of Algeria and Morocco. The
nsIeI o. v On hs Ieneas ne report o.
conduct Of their commander. II appears that ano.
her trick was made by the Moroccan army in a
most treacherous manner, whilst FL Cuennaoin,
the son Of the Emperor, was engaged in negociat-
ing with General Bldeau, at spot about three
quarters CT league from the French camp on Tho
Oued- Moullah. The attack was made by The fan
ledge Of their chief The conference, was Of course,
abruptly interrupted, and the French, being taken
by surprise, at first retired in good order; they how
ever speedily resented the onset, and inflicted
terrible vengeance on The enemy. More than 500
lay dead or the field OF baue, not including those
carried away by the defeated; on the side OF tie
victors, 30 men were wounded and SIX killed ; a
mong The latter young officer Of great promise.
son Of General Rovigo.
This af2ir will not, j. is supposed, cause much
fuher difficulties, as It was the spontaneous act Of
an undlscipiined army, without the sancnsn Of
their leader. Before the negotiation was inter-
ruprd, the French Generals demanded that for
the fuur,, Morocco should be forbidden 10 Add.
e-Kader, who was TO be Immediately sent out Of
the empire. They demanded, in addition, that The
left bank Of the Tafne should be henceforwald re-
cognized belonging 10 France. On the first
point they obtained complete satisfaction and on
the other il was agreed, after long discussion to re-
Ter the matter &c the decision OF the diplomatic
| body.
According 10 adviccs from Algeria Of the 20h,
| Add el Kader had fe-eniercd that territory a, The
| head Of 1850 horsemen, aud executed Yazzia in
| the country Of the Rorgias
| The Emir said TO have been appointed Kali
IA OF the eastern PROVINCES of Morocco, and 10 be
| accompanied by several regiments OF the imperial
black cavalry. The holy war had been preached
| N Algeria as Tar as Mrdiah.
spain.
Much interest has been excited at Madrid by
conference OF Ministers at Barcelona, respec ing
which speculation Is rife. The proposal ol Don
Carlos, and the dissolution Of the Cortes, are as
| sgned as likely 10 be prominent topics.
Rumors are pensiiul enough OF various conspi-
-acies beir2 III course OF concocticn, but none Of
them, w,ih the exception ct tri,ng pot =, Sc
vile, appear based on anything like probability
| The four Ministers who remained at Mauriu ai,er
the departure OF the Court, have set OF FOR Ba,ce-
| Iona.
We are in possession Of accounts from Madrid
| of h- 24'h uumo The Minister o' Finance and
| the etae cr.d ditors had come 10 an urdersispdIg
respecting The price at which the New Three pr
Cent Stock should be issued. The latter. 1t sp-
pears, had consented 10 accept II al 3d. and aPre,
to deliver up the bills, coupons and securities
which they bad received as guarantees iron the
government
The necessary funds for the payments Of The
dividends due at the end Of June, at Paris and
/ London, have been RENTED 10 Paris. And The
| flair between the Minister Of Finance and The
Contratlstas having been decide dy arranged, the
ecree for the annillment OF all the contracts has
been forwarded to Barcelona, 10 receive the royal
| ssnction.
The Count de Trapani was expected at that city,
| and il was believed that the marriage que ston As
decided in his favor. The Queens health was in
an unsatisfactory state, with no symptoms Of
an endmen
The Queen has conferred The Grand Cross of
Charles III on Santa Anna, President Of the Re-
public OF Mexico.
Portugal.
| The Queen, whilst the Cortes ia suspended, has
signed decree, defining TO which OF the colonial
ports British ships shall have access uEoer the treaty
1 oi 1872, what lmporatons are entirely prohibited,
and what must be exclusively In Portuguese boz
| toms.
| The most irghtul depression prevails in the wine
interests of Opnrto and Madeira, and good wine ia
| unsaleabc at E5 per pipe
Armeida, in IT'S municipal elections, has declared
constitntlonaily against the fovernment The re-
ceips for the past month, AT the Lisbon and Oporo
| customs, amounted 10 merely 423 contos.
Italy.
The Gazette dAugsbprg Of the 26th ultmo says,
| that the Pdpal Government has addressed note
10 the cabinets OF London, Paris, and Vienna, con-
trrdcng the assertion that the late troubles IN the
legations were caused by vicious system of adj
mlnstration.
| According to the tenor Of dispatches received
from head quarters by the government, success has
80 far crowned the arms OF the Porte, that the in
| surrection in Albania may be regarded as at az
end. ] he main body Of the army was at Uskup.
| The Sandjaks Of Prem and rrestlna were occu-
pied The chief Of the rebels. Messh Bcy,who had
iorcby taken possession Of Vranis, at the head Of
large body OF men, fled en- the approach of The
Ottoman forces, without waiting for an attack
The other leaders, as well as the inhabitants cf
KaIkaudelcn,. had rendered their Submission
Everywhere the appearance oi the troops was hail
ed with Joy, and all show Of opposition has
| ceased.
The Sultan returned to Constan,inoplc on the Ilh,
| and was received with great enthusiasm. Every
hing appears to be really settled IN ALBANIA. With