Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATER FROM EIJROpE

The Royal Mail Steamer Acadia arrived
in BFston on the 10Th Jane, bringing dlres
fifteen days Later. The news il full Of in
terest and III lengthy detail We abridoe
on account of limited space.
The intelligence by the Acadia reached
this city by the noon tram, yesterday,
from Boston.
With tho exception Of that from ireland
and Switzerland, which latter country has
been the scene OF short but sanguinary
outbreak, the news is OF lilte interest.
The Liverpool Cotton Market has de-
clined sd on the news carried out bv the
iiiberna. During the month of MAY, the
prices OF cotton. had rcceded I'D per Id.
Low cottons. al The present moment, are
cheaper in the Liverpool than in the A me-
rican Market by 7-8d, aud the better kinds
by about half penny. Money is bccom-
ing more in DEMAND, both in Tho Stock
Exchange, and for commercial discounts,
but rs yet thore.h has not been any MATER al
alteration in The rates of interest.
Parliament is busily engaged in taking
nbout the Canadas and Sir Robert Peel's
new Banking theories.
The Lancashire election had resulted in
the SUCCESS OF Entwisle by a majority of
some 600, over VIM. Brown, the free trade
candidate.
The emperor Of Russia had arrived in
England. and had been received with the
usual flourish.
O'ConnrH and hi, a,sociucs ii wiH be
seen hare been sentenced TO Imprisonment,
and 10 pay heavy fines, and tho sentence
has been partially carried INTO execution.
OF the policy Of tho course, WilImer's
European Times says -
AS matter OF state policy, tho incar-
ccratinn of O'Connell is questionable. All
the objects the government, sought for
were rcdllZed-thc discontnuance Of TIE
repeal agitation, and the pacica,ion OF The
country. These had been secured bv his
conviction. To punish him by fine and
imprisonment will eXaspc rate his country
men without producing any corresponding
benefit 1t is n personal triumph over the
man, but il will only serve to add fuel 10
that lame which burnt 50 brightly a short
tino ago, and which was on the point of
expiring from inanitioa. The new repeal
leader viii DO Mr. w. $. O'Brien, a mem
Der 0l the Imperial Parliament, who IS
more anxions TO earn the honors Of a mar
tyrdom nj tho DIhli1 Corn EXCHANGE.
than to discharge his Parliamentary func-
tons in St, Stephens. In all probability,
the repeal rent will be enormously increa-
sed, the agitation will be renewed, but the
country will be kept quiet.
IRELAND.
State ProsccMions-Cont of Quecn's
Bench
Trinity Term opened on Wednesday,
the 22d ult., and there was Of course, full
attendance Of he Bar, in the expectation
tina, Judgment would be pronounced upon
the motion for a new trial in the case of
the Queen vs. Daniel C'Connell and 9TH
ers. Towards the close of the day, the
Court intim7tcd that they would give judg |
ment on Friday. This announcement
caused full attendance in the Court,
on the day fixed. On the sitting of the |
full Court, $ ory after IL O'Clock, the
case Of "The Queen agains, Daniel o.
Connoll and others" having been called,
The judgement Of tho court was pro-
nounccd, refusing new triad.
A motion in arrest Of judgment was
then made and argued by counsel!
The Court refused the motion under the |
conviction that, rs the law stood, they had
no power to grant it, At 1 O'clock, amid
GREATNESS anxiety, Mr.. Justice Burton, in
an address in which he shed tears, passed
sentence on the trayrrsers.
Sentence IF UCoaneN and his associate
tTarcrSrr&
DANIEL O'CoNNlLL.-ro be imprisoned
for II calendar mon hs TO pay fine of
L 20 o, and to enter into securities to keep
the peace for ycars-h,msclf in C., so,
and two snycles of C2,JO0.
John O'Connell, John Gray, T. Steele,
r. Barrett, G. Il. Duffy and +. VI. Rpy-I
TO be imprisoned for niue calendar months
To pay fine of GO and 10 enter into Sc
curites to keep the peace for seven years
themselves respectively i'll t. 1000, and two
sureticS of { % each.
Mr. O'CoNNELL immediately rose, and
said that he wished to remind the Court,
that he had made u solemn affidavit, de-
claring that he had never entered into II
conspiracy with the other traversers, or
committed tho crime with which he was
charged lie had row only 10 say i, was
MS ldlHlut COHNlCliOu llaI justice Hd0 HOt
been done him.
\ sudden and vocfrrous cheer from
nearly all parts OF the Court followed this
result; and although it was accompanied
by the clapping OF hands among,t the jun
Tor bar, and was two or three times repeat.
ed, tho Judges did no, interfere, although
evidently displcased.
The traverscrs immediately surrendered
into the custody Of the Sheriff
After delay Of about an hour and a
half, which gave time to allay tho excited
feelings OF the people out of court, rs we'll
as for the necessary preparations, the tray
ersers were conveyed 10 the Richmond
Peniientiary, in the Circular-road, their
future place of confinement. They pro-
ceeded thither in three carriages, attended
by large body of police. A great many
people ran along and kept up with tho car
Tiages, and thors was also 'arge assem-.
blagc outside tho PenitenIary Oh his arri-
val. When Mr., O'ConneI stepped out of
The carriage he VAS greeted with lod