The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-28

The chairman, snd all the Protestant guardians Of
the North Dublin Union, have vacated their seats AZ
the board ia eonse quenee OF the commissioner D
sstinx on The Roman Catholic sehoolmi.tress hem,
psid the salary the Protestant mistress
Lady Heyiesbury, the lady OF the Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland, died on the 9TH instant.
The Liberator has fixed on Wednesday 10Th oc
November, Tor grand banquet in Limerick on h.s
way from Dcnynane to Dublin.
Baliinasloe lair, the greatest in Ireland has no,
been go we'll attended this year usual. The pfce
Of ewes varied from ~ 10 Ala.
The Repeal association held lis usual weekly meet.
ing on the 7lhinst, Mauiice OConnell, M. p. va.
the principal speaker.
O'Neil DaDdi launched into general treatise ON
the repeal question, and quoted proof Of The adj
vance of the cause, observations which appeared an
the Warder of The 9Th instant in article entilsl
Shadows Of events 10 come" In this the writersd
miled the disgust with which the Protestants of lf
land regarded Peel and his policy-that the Church
gone that at least IT had but half dozen
years more 10 exist and then they argued that the
Church being gone what had Piotesiants TO dread
from repeal' This was exactly the conclusion v Inch
he (Mr. Dandy wished the Protestants TO arrive A.
Yes, he would ask, what had The Proesanls 10 dread
from repesli They were beginning To understand Us
at last DO we not now cherish the Protestant WIN
come to us; and would we not cherish them also ae,
repeal in order to preserve nl The rent Tor the
week amounted To [6l6.
or contains the following :--' The LibeHtor though
received with enthusiasm every where on his routs
IRON Dublin, could not have been more warmly or
cordially welcomed than on his entrance, and ali
through his native mountains, TO Dauynane Able,
The roads thronged with Joyous human beings
lie soJourned for two days at Hillgroye the hospa
Bile mansion of his relative and agent, John Primrose
Esq, wI.h his son John and lady, and the two son, Of
his friend, the Right Honorable David Pigot wbers
large number Of the neighboring gentry were also
entertained.
On Monday morning he left with his splendid mack
Of beagles, and hunted on his way to the Abbey -
Within several miles of this lovely spot he was met
by tens of thousands Of the people, showing their low
Gus welcome TO their liberator and maIiyr Here
the mountains were literally alive with human be-
ings; the people from the shores of Berchayeu and
Bantry Bay came in yachts and boats, accompan,d
by bands, to hail their liberator at his own door re-
turned from an unjust imprisonment, but, blessed be
God, In the best health and spirits.
Great Sto m in Dublin.-A violent storm from II,
g. s. +. has prevailed during the last two days, and
last night IL blew with terrible severity, almost
equalling the memorable gale Of January, 1889 An
immensely OF damage 10 property has been caused m
this city and its vicinity and the loss of life has also
been great. The tide in the river Lfey has not
risen to similar height for the last twenty year,.pe
flood being several inches deep on the roads and path
ways OF The quays, aud the adjoining streets.
The island OF Clontarf, we'll known as batbip,
place, was completely covered, and an unfortunate
man, named Cromwell, with his SON. " no resided ina
small house on The island, were swept away by tie
resistless flood Not yestige of the building now re-
mains, and such was the fury of the waves that III,
bed oil the unfortunate couple washed up on The
Ciontarf highroad.
At the last long level of the canal, where il Join.
the river Llfey, the tide rushed up with such VIC.
leDce that il ovcrnowcd the banks and flooded com.
pletely the fields and cottages adjoining
The orchards in the neighborhood OF the city suE
fered very much the fruit having been all scattered
to the ground. The Dargle was swollen TO corsid-
cradle extent by the rain and the water was twenr
four feet deep IN places where two feet only was the
depth on the previous day. The Commons Of Bray
were flooded the rain fell in torrents and the storm
was very violent
AT the hour of eight tremendous sea broke over
the beach at Sandymount Strand and lrisftown,
flooding every house in its progress The houses ~
Newgrove avenue have suffered much in consequence
Of the under Stories the tide rushed down ~ yio.
lent torrents. The poor people in Sandymount and
Irishtown have suffered great DEAL particularly The
latter place
The river Dodder's banks were completely over
flowed, the river flowing right and left across he
plain on either side and what renders The scene
more melancholy is the destruction Of two args
heds OF potatoes, belonging principally to poor peo
pie in the neghborhood Of lrishtown and Ringssend
The water was al least, this morning, FIVE feet on
the road between Sandymount and lrshtown.-[ DUB
I'm Packet, Oct 10.