Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-25

| ceplion OF another anticipated eyplos;on ., II
! ministry. Some OF The refugees who had ou;,,e,I
the places assigned Them in France havr l.er
arrested at Bayonne, but il is uncertain wbe,b.r
/ any thing will be done with them. "'e'''1
The Rebeccaites in Wales hive mol.
further demonstrators against the ,ol-gares m,
enough 10 keep The government UNEASY ,n1 ,l
people unquiet. "N ''''
The most absorbing event Of the las, f,,,,.,.
with the exception Of O'Connells impri>nn,ns",'
has been the contest for Sonih Lancashire NJ
VIM Brown OF the great American house NJ
Brown, Shipley X Co. stood ON the free ,,are NJ
/ VIM Entwisie on the agricultural interest Inv
4 herce struggle, which ended in the return of NJ
Entwislc by nearly GOO votes Both parties tn,,np,
desperately. s"'
Sir Robert Peel had entered into an eyplsno.
ton OF the resolutions he had laid on the TAIL. -
the House. Ill reference 10 the currency
The appearance Of the Emperor Of Russia :,
London, most Unexpectedly, has started The ana
nuncs and the sight-gazers. He has travelled n,,.
amazing speed since leaving his own capi,al
stopping ohiy lew hours on his route 10 wish nh.
crowned heads oiPrussia and HoIland-.snx;,,,''
no doubt, 10 bring the intelligence Of his oyrn
rival in England. WV" '''
THE STATE PRoSECUTIoNs-sry-
TENCE UPON THE TRAvERSrRS
hc Nuui' d' b"piiii was crowded on Er.lav
to hear the decision OF the Judges ON The n.,r .,
motion, and in anticipation Of sentence f+n.' a'a
cd on the repeal agaors. The traverser> n,
been called on, 'N5
Mr.. Justice Perrin read his judgment vt;.l,
was that Mr.. OConnell and Father Tiem.v r'r
entitled 10 new trial there Icing no ey,l.,''.
whatever against The latter
MIR. Justice Champion decided that Father IT,.
ney alone was entitled Ia a new trial ana ,ha, ~.
verdict should stand as regarded all the Other 49,,
verserS.
Mr. O'Connell and the other lrayelSers h.y.
not only been sentenced. but are in prison vrr,,
much 10 the establishment alarm and ndjsna,ior
! OF that numerous body in England as well a. in
/ Ireland, Who have pinned their political faith 10
The sleeve of the Libcrat0r, or who looked upon
his proceedings, in reference 10 the repeal oe>.
! ton, Is calculated To assist their own view. M
removing the civil political and religious jD>nn,,
tons Of the mother country
SENTENCE ON IRA YERSERS
Daniel O'Connel Tobe imprisoned for ,wel,,.
calendar months; 10 pay fine OF 1000, and ID
enter INTO securities 10 keep the peace for seyep
! vca.s-himself III 5000, and two securities ~
/ $500 each.
John O'ConnclI, John Gray. T. Steele Il Ban.
lett {. G. Duffy and r NJ. Ray-io he mpr.
soned for nine calendar months; Ia pay a fine vi
50, and 10 enter into securities 10 keep the pea.4
| for seven yearS-,hemselves respectively in OOo
ana two securities Of 800! each
ADDRESS OF O'CONNELI. TO THE PEG.
| PILE or IRELAND.
| PEACE AND QUIET eDlL Of Er,l,nd-
ESiioar C0nRiraa'eai, -Boortd FlAor Cpantt.
nea:-The Sentence is rassed Blu, there +,
another appeal from that >entence-The an.
peal lies 10 the House of Lords. solemn
pledge myself Ia bring an appeal against iAai
sentence ana assure You there is every prosgec,
that it will be received Peace then ana qniel
lie, there no, be one particle OF riot, tunuh or
violence.
This is the crisis in which ii will lie shown
whether the people of Ireland will obey lne oi
not. Any person who violates the law OF is Gull
" Of any violence, insult, or injury 10 person d.
property violates my command and shows him.
sell an enemy 10 ne, and 4 bitter enemy 10 h..
land.
The people of Ireland-lhe sober. steady. h.
nest, religious people Of IIeland-have hihet5
obey ed my commands and kept quiet Let eye!g
man stay at home. Let the women and childiel
stay at home. Do not crowd The streets. and a.
! particular let no man approach the precincts q
the -Four Courts
! Now, people of Dublin and of Ireland gene
rally, | shall know, and the world will know
whether you love and respect Inc OF hot SHOW
/ Your love and regard for me, BY your obediell.
10 the laW-your peaceable conduct ana the lVa
avoidance OF any riol or violence.
PEACE, ORDER, QUIET, TRANQUILITY
Preserve the peace and the Repeal cause VII
necessarily he triumphant. Peace and quiet
ask for in my name, and as You rcgari me
| Peace and quiet ask for in The name oi Irelau
| and as YOU love Your native land. Peace-qud
! | ~ Ia al, "a son ti
Religion conJurc you 10 observe quiet aud
/ ASK il in the adorable name Of the cyer.
living God.
Crafty me and your friends by your being quI
! et and pcaceable.
The enemies Of Ireland would be delighted at
| your violating The peace, being guilty o. ALI
disorder
Disappont them-gralify and delight BY peacr
order and quiet
Your faithful friend,
DANIEL O'CONNELL
Corn Exchange Rooms, 2)th May, 1874
The 1'raversers Immediately surrendered ino
the custody OF the Sheriff, who conveyed them 81
The penleniary.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT
The Factory bill was brought before the HouS.
OF Peers on Monday the 20th nllimo, and wa, reaa
a second time after very little discussion The
Marquis Of Normandy argued in favor of a irl
Their limitation of the hours OF labor, but decline
making any proposition 10 that effect, bccau>e
thai it would he unavailing. Lord Brougham
protested against the bill altogether as m inierer
ence with the rights Of labor Lord Winchrhea
expressed himself decidedly in favor of the tel
hours clause.
GREECE
A secret society has been discovered in Aihens
Ii is called the Grand Brotherhood" closely r.
sembIing the brotherhood Of the illuminate he
members being sworn Ia secreSv and implicllos.-
dience. The association is mostly attributed 10
The Nappist or Russian parlv
TURKEY
A letter from Con>tantinoplt saws that the stat
of Albania becomes daily more and more alarm
Ing. The whole province is III state Of reyot
and bodies Of the insurgents scour all paIl. Of Nh
country, committing the most irishfiul tNce>st'
~ the last accounts the town 81 Skoia ~.
closely blockaded by an Amy Of LOCO Altal.
ans.