Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16
THI,EE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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night the sth inst, from Liverpool, with adviccs,
says the New York Herald, to the afternoon of
the 9th ut
The excitement in the cotton market, noticed
on the arrival of the Hbcrnia, had entirely sub
sided, but prices remained firm and decided.
Sales small
The Queen was we'll
General Bertrand is dead
The Grand Duchess of Odenburg, Lord Doug.
las, and General Cunningham, are also dead.
Spain was in a transition state, in consequence
OF the death of the Inianta Charlotte.
France was pretty much as usual.
No news from India.
All parts of Europe quiet.
IRELAND.
Our adviccs from Dublin are to the evening of
the jth On that day O'Cenncll made his great
speech on the State Trials
After O'Conncll's speech $4,000 rent was col
lected.
On Saturday, Cd ult., the Judges took their
seats on the bench at ten o'clock this morning
After the names of the travcrsers. and the jury
were called over, and all answering.
Mr. O'Connell rose and said-I wish 10 state
to the Court that the line To be taken by nae will
not be precisely that taken by ,hc other counsel,
and as | know that the materials which Mr.. NJ
Donough means to use will occupy the Ccurt the
greater part of this day, if it will not interfere
with the course Of the trial wouid ask yout
Lordshps not TO call upon This day. | pro
mise the Court what have to say shall not occu-
pv much time, and shall he enabled still fur
ther to coniensc my observ ations if am not cal
led upon until Monday,
The Chief Justice Certainly, Mr.. OConcll.
Does Mr.. Steele mean tc address the jury
Mr.. O'Conncll-No, my Lord.
Mr. NDcnough rose and resumed his address.
Mr.. Holmes applied on the part Of the junior
bar for liberty to occupy the gallery on Monday
during the delivery of Nj O-Connclrs speech,
which exctes much interest.
The Chief jnstice said the Court could not in
terfere with the excellent arrangements made by
the sheriff
The Court adjourned soon after 10 Monday
We have received the following short but in
cresting letter from our Dublin Correspondent :
DUBLIN, Feb T. Sunday evening, halt past s
, M-Thc Court of Queens Bench will once
norc become the centre of attraction tomorrow
corning when Mr. O'Conncll is to commence
lis address to the jury. Mr.. OConncll seldom
eSver considers his topics before hand but upon
IL lis occasion he has devoted much attention 10
the arrangement ofthe heads of his speech, which
will it is considered be one of the most remark
able nc has ever delivered Indeed | believe
his chief difficulty will be 10 concentrate all the
matter he hos 10 urge within single day. His
address win be essentially different in the range
of topics from that of the council for the lTavcr
sers who have already addressed the jury. His
statement will be much more of political per-
sonal, and historical character tlran an argument
on the law of conspiracy or commentary upon
the evidence It was generally stated yesterday
that the council and agents for the travcrsers had
determined not TO examine single one of the
many witnesses now in town mmoned up from
all parts OF The country and including Roman Ca
1holic Bishops, members Of Parliament, and cx-
magistrates. The case assigned for this arrange
ment was that the case Of the defensive evidence
rad become wholly unnecessary
On inquiry his day, learned that this I'M
,rcssicn prevailed vety decidedly amongst the
Traverse. and their advisers but, nevertheless,
:'omc of the leading counsel are anxious 10 eN-
aminc witnesscs--pcrsons of property and sta.
ticn--to show that they joined the rapid move
mant, knowing that its objects were strictly le-
gal and pacific, and that they would not for a
momcnt have ccuntcnanced it, if there was any.
thing connected with the association or its pro
Iects i'll the least degree at variance with public
order, or the well-being of society consulta
tion of the counsel and agents of the defendants is
TO be held tomorrow evening 10 determine the
point whether witnesses are 10 he examined foI
The defence. II appears 10 be the general i'm,
preston here that this monster trial" will END
without a verdict
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