New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-09

Foreign Items.


IRELASD-Ihe Official report Of the city cleo
ton shews conservative majority in Dublin over
Radicals and Rcpealegs of l300-6U0 more than
was expected last year.
Att Limerick meeting O'Connel is reported
to have made speech of which the following is
an extract:
g We are now preparing our petitions for Pariia-
ment, and NE shall have signatures equal in number
to the six millions four hundred thousand specified
in the bill OF indictment. daughter and cheers.l-
! have struggled for lrelGnd-ny first speech was
against the union-I have made more speeches since
then than any other man. and my private lite ana
public character have been vilified beyond measure;
but while have the confidence OF my counuymen,
care not or ltall.-t.tpplause.) Il has been sng-
geStcd time, ttGtif consented 10 GbGR9on tTe Re
peG1: The prosecution ir0NiG ne g{reR up: o. cre7l
c0RGicte6 tie sentence ir0uid not be eHf0rced-tkGt
0fa- TGS made t9me. SAID at once there shall be
10 compromise OF the repeal iwould rot in dun
econ first-tLoud and enthusiastic cheering) No,
rot while have breath VIII make compromise.
The eal!-thenewed applause.) While live
shall continue 10 argue 10 ireland right TO domes-
tic Parliament and Il be ncarceraed. my penwill
enable me 10 teach my cOuntrylnen my sentiments.
(Cheers Irejoice, then. my friends, that we have
made this demonstration. Iour monster meetings
went on until at the close Of them all they were M
terrupted by the Government, and it was said that
TINT which was peace before would, on the suppres-
sion of those meetings, be rebellion Immediately. Il
was no such thing. Now we can contradict them.
They nterere-fhey prosecued-therc was peace
st--tCheers. Peace still, Is my comnand-peace
still is nly entreaty-peace still, and Ireland shall
be frec!r-tGh
FRon Brryos AYErs AND MoyrEvIDro.-We
learn from Cant. Bearse, of the bark Potomac, who
arrived last evening from Buen0s Ayres. ilat the
army uader Gen Oribe were pressing hard GA inc
ciry Of Niontsyideo and il was thought he would
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state OF staryaton and could net possibly Eold out
much longer, unless relieved. There were great
number OF French residents who had taken part with
tIre NIontevideans The French Commodore had
published a circular, in which he stated that they
could not be protected by the French Government II
thew nterercG in the affairs OF therountry. nGn-
Der of them had already been taken by Gen, Orlbe,
and executed in 4 most barharous manner.
The Enterprise was, fcr the time bcmg, boaring
the broad rlanl;art &c Commodore Daniel iurner
aho was or a visit of few weeks duration to
Buenos tyres, to Investigate the case OF the Nmer
can shin iIerad' seized some time since by Adj
mral Brown for trading IN contrubaud Goods; and
WAS condemned by the Admiralty Court OF the Ar
gentinc Republic as legal prize. Commodore
Turner had already succeeded III ettccnng her re-
lease. having had an audience with Governor 10
sas upon the subject.
The Columbus Ship OF the Line, Capt, Cooper,
and Columbia. E'rgate, Capt Shubrck, were lying
oil Monte lueo.--tiil VIII L"o'iit''i o
BERuUDA-The Charleston papers have Ber-
muda intelligence a little later Than we have re-
ccived, but there IS no news of Importance.
sHIpwREcK-rhe schr. Smith, of New-York,
Chas. Wheeler, master, from Richmond, laden with
Coal, bound to New Haven, went ashore on sand
Shoa eastern Shore OF Ea.) on saturday "e s(
last. The Captain and crew were taken oil the
wreck on Sunday and landed Oh Sand Shoal Island,
by the schr. Heroine, Capt .!ackson
THREE LIVES Losr.-on the 18th INST three ne
groes. belonging to ". Ruh;ln Winbush, Esq, Ba~
You Tunica La, were killed by the falling OF a
Cotton bank, and fourth SO severely injured us not
to lie eyracted 10 recover.