Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-19

"a Campbell, after stating his opinion
~ fS8]cfnSnt contained some ooot
..s.-ree;w With Mr.. Justice Coltma,
~, 6arun fafks in their opinion OF
80 q t6e ia pent being given
sr.lIy upon the Indictment, notwith.
.d;nc the defective. coants, he thouQhl
~ the judgment could not be sustained.
cohe and learned Lord concluded by
..s,ix that the judgment be reversed. !
~ suendment Of Lord Campbell was
- nst ana carried by the a1irmatiye.-
~ Judgment Of the court below there
sseismds reversed.
~ lie eleven counts which composed
- nenster indictment they pronounced
- thaa half to be either informal or bad.
- sfths counts they held to be infor-
LIN the finding Of the jury, and two to
L,s6calfy bad. The bad counts are the
- and seventh, which charge the mon
- meetings. and form the kernal Of the
sr,aee. On these points the judges were
IA excitement in Dublin when it be-
- known that the House of Lords had
s.,e,scd the judgment of the Irish court
- intense. Great crowds had assemb ed
.N;nestown pier. The packet arrived
hesre i've o'clock; some repeal agents "a
hesrd. holding up white flags, inscribed
aI,1.nent reversed Ly the House of
10 Connell is free!'' the crowd
ksr,l,e -the news spread, and cheers re-
49, throughou, the city. Mr.. O'Con-
.ell,s rooms in Richmond Penitentiary
..re At once invaded by crowd Of con-
,r,tn,aturs. He is said to have borne the
srtell,vence with the same calmness th.t
Il was manifested he would have shown
had Il been in an opposite nature" The
RepeaI Association held special meeting
tcccnccv4 ncasures for giving eclat to the
occasiou; and it was resolved to escort
OConncll from gaol in PROCESSION.
Although the Liberator had left the pris-
On on Friday evening, the good folks Of
nublia were not TO be disappointed in their
ptooession; and that it might hav. all due
eSed, early on Saturday morning Mr..
0Nonnell went back to his prison. AL
though grown rather more portly since
h, confinement, and wearing that some
VIA anxious expression which has been
ao;ced Of late, he looked well. His head,
drown proudly back, was covered with
the green velvet and gold repeal cap. He
bowed necessarily to the cheering multi
tnde.
Haviae entered bis .o~n house, Mr..
OCensell mounted the balcony, and adj
Areeasl he people. He began with
IT. Is great day for Ireland-(tremen-
4peheering) day Of justice! All that
- ever desired was justice; and we
tsss got IN instalnent d It at any rate
h plans Of the wicked and the eoaspira-
81 Tie oppresser- foul mis- manage
- Il the jsry- panel, the base conspira-
. aGsinst the lives the liberties, and the
sssliiutional rights Of the public, have all,
Messed be God, been defeated. Justice
~ thus far been attained: and Ireland
ny, il she deserves It, be free.
The announcement that Mr.. O'CcuneN
I'd his companions in captivity would at ,
lend the weekly meeting of this body on
Monday, the olhinst, caused the Councili-
,liOn-llall to be crowded almost to suffoca-
in. 1t is stated that there were 5000
persons present, whilst thousands Of others
were ,asembled without, unable 10 obtain
@Aniuxnce.
His reception is thus described by the
Evening Freenan:-''Peal upon peal arose
ths scslanaiion-roar rose upon roar, a.
eilc~ follows billow-the poor and the
wealthy the rough and the gentle-the
teb'e and the vigorous-the young and
~ "a jdned, as with one voise, in the
Of their exultation at the tri-
snph-the constitutional triumph which
lsvasad haa achieved over the injustice Of I
- foes. No language could do justice 10
q scene--no imagination exaggerate it.
Gradually he who was its object reared
- hll form to its full height; his breast
sRellea-hs eye dilated-his aspect as
saed > look Of mingled severity, pride,
= esascious power, which communica-
= = his FIRM the grandeur Of hero and
- enthusiasm ola prophet
-. FRANCE AND MOROCCO.
The war between France and Morocco
= : a end. The Sultan has given way,
~ dreading the power he has provoked,
- e terms. The telegraphic despatch .
essaitfed BY the Prince de Joinville from
tsaeier to the 10 ultimo, states that
! The Moorish government has deman-
- pace. The fleet arrived at Tangier
~ eys-The governor of the town came
= enfd e renew his demand. Our con-
-: have been signifed and accepted,
: &c treaty signed. During the day
e. !. Consulate General has been re-estab-
c,asd and its flag saluted BY the town.
v,e !: cease all hostility, and to leave
~. - a,.,pd q Msgadore, viii be despatched
g akernoon.o
ihs intelligence which has been most
4, sfsbly received in France, has been
~ gratefully received in England, as it
\. prevent any possible chance Of col
as'on between the two countries.
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