Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-11
M rpnM EuRoPE.

Tho British steamship Caledonia IeaSneN
8oston on Friday morning, 25na uiL' wiz III, LII
,lon and Liver pool dates TO the otn us. VIC SyPy
: summary Of her news from inc Naso"a' 80
telligcncor; az. .rviynI -
the cnnviction Of Mr.. OConnell and the o1neI
traversers ON the charge Of conspiracy 1ea'"''
the Government. .xt.. bed
suhsided. and at the latest dates the aI'lclo wa
selling at tbs Same prices as those cuIlo"s a.,
y;ons ~ tina departure Of the steamer q VIZ
~ Eob.,,arv. The corn market had some :
What improved, the value Of all description "
or.,n having advanced. The money h" ~
49, cav and in London bills were readily o's
counted at two percent. ,,osr.
lord Sidmouth. who was for many yS
sneoEer ofthe House of Commonsl ana hsio
80 .of;cos under the Government, died at ms
resid.nce in Richland Park on the Ioth nllltnO'
srha Rritjsh Government has issued orders
far The Immediate employ ment of an ADDITIONAL
fo-ce ofnon commissioned officers ana men pc
longing 70 the Royal SsppeIs and Miners unne'
The Boundary CommissIoneE, So'onG' r ."i.
TO complete lhe survey IF the. N0r.heSstsHsn
Boundary TSa En,;- e,.oo mestnf scatter
ed over v,r;ous agricnTttgfaI districts, haVe ass u
| med ut length solid cohesion ;the vaIIous par
/ iicles have been united tho units nave beeh
! added together, and the offspring Is "the Nero
potan Society for thePiotection OF british y az
riculturc." OF this body the Duke of RIch'
mond is the President, and the DUKE OF BUCK
ingham Vice President.
IRELAND
/ The trial of Daniel O'Connell and other o
the most prominent Of the Irish RepeaIers has
been terminated. On the 10th ultimo. AFTER
a long and able address to the jury oy the Lore
Chief JUS tice the case was given To. the jury
at half pat 5 O'Clock p, NJ. AT hah-past II
o'clock the Jury returned into court with YER
dict for the Government. 1t was objected u
| by Judge Champion on the ground OF niorniail
! ty and the jury were directed to return ana cor
| rect it. This was on Saturday night ana OF
| Monday morning, tho 18th, an amended VerdIc
| was returned against all the traverscrs cXcep
the Rev Mr.. Tierney.
| The excitement in ireland, produced byAh'
return of this verdict of guilty, is represented
| as of the most intense character Before the
arrival of the Dublin mail in the different town:
| il was surrounded by immense crowds OF PEG
pic. largely pressing forward TO ascertain thu
truth. The Liverpool Mc-cury OF the 10th ult
says:
1T is foolshlyimag med by some that the ira
versers will not be called up for judgment; tins
fopinoin is, in the opinion of well informed per-
sons, totally at variance with what will occur
1t is to be hoped that the peace of the country
will be preserved, which is rery doubtful"
The sentences have been deferred 10 the
next teIm-but it is very doubtful whether any
punishment will be inflicted. The Belfast North
ern Wing. says:
1--WE learn on what we consider good author
tv. that the Duke OF Wellington is determined
that Mr.. O'Connell shall not be sent to prison
belleying that the moral effect OF o conviction
Will be sufficient. and that punishment will be a
useless piece of severity Ii Mr.. OConneiI WILL
only conduct himself with moderation and ord>
nary propriety, do not think that he will be
sen, to Jail and we shall certainly be glad II
matters take thus turn"
Mr O'Connen meanwhile has protested against
the verdict of tie jury as arbitrary and uncon'
uitutional I; and mas declared that, as soon as
sentence shall have been passed, he win have
the matter submitted 10 all the whole hody o.
ivdgcs in Ireland, and that, If their decision
should be unfavorahlc, he will appeal to th'
House of Loros before he will submit Alter
the rial lac appeared III his seat in Parliament
and made a very forclb and temperate spee-f
on the subject OF the st3,e of Ireland.