The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

cd C.n,,-l.,i ,-s,,L aooas;on ~ sav thai when
o, H. aa .uoA s.. hi, io,db;ns, house
General Of Ireland had acted very improperly in 60
ing 10 trial with such iury book
The lord Chanceilol said he expressed no opln-
ion upon that point
In The House al Commons on the same day Mr..
T Duncombe said that as the opinion of the Judges
had not vet been delivered respecting the late Irish
State Trials Of Mr.. O'Connell, he would postpone
until nother supply da v the question for an address
to her M.ies,y, praying her Majesty to release the
prisoners
Sir r. Peel said he understood the Chief Justice
had arranged the questions, and supplied the Judges
subject of The answer
Tuv w.,r ar Eepop.-The following commu-
n;ca,ion has been received by Messrs. Ford and
Taa,a,au so,,c;,ors for the snneInnts from The
OantweIa' sohci1ps ri me s,ea, lanes.
49,, ,55 - f,,r IaIt csan,ismen-In answer IN
Sa v =, ~ Is,h instant her TO inform Won
yuai seel ~ 50 t Il. IorJ shsnceor that M nm
Wy uIec.ioh y, 1 III n ,lao. 4; H. dsc;s;oo ii
necessary ueiay WIN .ane pfa.e =, no asn,ls,,.o
,ne case ;,h u Wc Psrsv Messrs Ford and
$500 a,, s ), ''' - - "
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CCoNaEILs CAsE.-lt is expected that the reei,
lar business OF faIliamen' VIII nave oeen aifporeu
OF by the end OF the hrst week In August. lhe
Parliament VIII nor, however, De men prolosueo;
Dut me session VIII De continued py aoJouIhmen'
To the 2olh OF August Inc purpose OF ms aIIanse
ment Is to AFFORD Iime Tor recsv ng .ne Iepol's o.
the Judges, ana making up the Judgment oi the
hnuss OF LORDS hpon tne VIII ot error pIousn.u ny
VA. - So"hen ""o hle ieho" P'i0o"e'o' AAA"" '"s
Herald
Judgment IN the case OF Mr.. u O'Conneli ana
the other traverssrs will BE- gwen either on thurs
day the 18Th or Frisay The SOih OF August. When
| the public business OF Parliament is brought TO
close, both houses VIII adjourn rom tlme 10 ine'
until the judgment Is Observation-Disclosures.
France and Morocco.
There hasbee more fighting between the French
and the Moors in which the later were again the
| aagressors and were again beaten Off Ii appears
frOu he dean chpa nj RuQPaud
| Prince de Joinvie that the Moors pitched their
camp on the lot July within two shot Of the
| French camp at Oned lsy, and assumed q threat
sning attitude The next morning some lisht IN
tantry OF the Moors nred on the advanced posts OF
TIE french. On inc morning VI lne o., 'nc Nlal.
sinai retred IN order OF ba'tie' prepared 10 resist
cavary; Gu, -. .:.. .r;,
| Inc Mo0rs iohowed, uu. wltnout .loAins any
attacK; ana the Marsnai, concelvns y wou'u i nave
Oad molal enect weIe ne " pei mae ~ T pe
Pulssueu, ue'eImineu ~ ,dMc o onun nn liz
repulsed, and the French horse pursued them Pc
yanu oucnua nc moUasm nd n rspsa 10 a.
on - TAKE paIl IN lns engagement anu ieuca'eu aS
the French advanced
Inc casuaLies a!e no' e aa.i spJin
Oh as naSins nag .e OF nv aaellal Lesus,
o9t me Mafsnai SAYS secures ,oias
aavanlase. severe! cn,I I roni 'ne h =.
Olan ws!s 10 On VS.. ~ ne rlenor camp anu ny.
| report Of the anar ~ tue ih.esaol, ~ was nopeu'
would nave goo9 enect me Mooilsn !o6c co eusa'
yea CONSISTED Of a,oo noTsemen anu "'v lesa-
/ - Ss'i~ - $500 1N~'' - $50 -
tion. .., -. 49,
elegIaPhic uespatch, ualeu iIoll tle wIvoI L
o. Sidi Iael ne ion UT, annGqnces ina. a ..a
Dueeauo, nav'ns peen pnovoheu py Ncsl aa.acn
on the part OF the Moors, nad completely deleatea
mem, ana pursued lnem uuIing tnfee oays lla!Sn
beyond Ouchda: ne returned on inc Io1n 10 a me
camp OF Lana MasnIahla. All tnc uluoe aIe onIi-
ing TO submit, even those VINO are situate on the
| territoix OF MOROCCO. o,.. :. -.
Inc iou1nais - uie .ls. a:. =. pI0.
IN.
Bugeaud, lncensed at the attack Of the I'D, had en-
tered the territory Of Morocco, which he was lay
RI. ,"..:. &c ~. r..L .;,,.,
Inc ceTpralion OF ine iogr u annive ely
| July n, with religious ceremonies, and closed on
| Monday with fetes. There was no POLITICAL I'M
shs wes,her wa. nroo,iou.. and eyeyihinr would
| have passed of well. but for an accident which
hannened IN the place Iouis o ninze inst after the
ssuppsi r..s,L a, ~. -, TIC crn,ud
Mo iNs, .o'nt'Ao '.av.s =. - -. e..
ABOUT uozen people were ,ouue. an ,d s uous,
one Oh wnom was Hlileu On lne spc'; anu seyeIai
others were carried severely wounded 10 the nos
p'.TTt r;y.. .vordsd n Tho exb;h;teYs in tho ex.
oostop e national industry were distributed On
enaav ,he Tn;iar;ss " The King n nersen
a. .ae LILLE IA ~ ,v ,.s rs h,,cd,. a.
go hnnd.sJ ra,d ,nsd.Is two bundled silver NJ -
dais and ihree hundred bronze medals Some of
the most meritorious and distinguished exhibitors
were made cheyalers Of the Legion Of Honor.
| The ceremony lasted five hours, during the whole
! of which time his Majesty Continued standing He
/ aiterward Entertained two hundred Of the exhi-
bers al dinner in The great gallery OF the Louvre
| Admiral Hamelin. who is 10 succeed M. Dupetit
| Thouars in the command Of the French station in
| the Pacific. has sailed from Rochefort in the iri-
gate Virpipie.
Tho following is copy OF communication
| made by the Duke de Bordeaux to the Sovereigns
| oil Europe on the death OF the Duke d'Ang0uleme:
"Haviny become bv The death Of the Count de Maine
uhe Duke dAngouleme) head Of the House OF Bourbon
consider duty protest against the change which
has been introduced In France in the legitimate order Of
succession to the crown and declare INA, never VIII re.
of france hold from nv birth These rights are CON.
nected with serious duties which, with the Grace Of
Col, shall fulfil will not, however, exercise those
rights until Providence shall In IL eviction call me TO
pc truly useui 20 france uns ns' psloa ny ~ M