Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.


acy.
Several regiments arc he9 in readiness for immediate en-
baiNaton Tor ilelans, should the step be deemed e~xpedieni.
One OF the eaecso the late exposition Of the law u con-
spi scy by the Attorney General Of Ireland. ard which las
been confirmed by the Il ding Of the jury. has been. that the
pro9fietossof the Dublin Repeal pagcls have formally sent
IN tier Tesi-uations a. members Of the Repeal Association
Il IS stated that the Duke Of Wellington is determined
that Nj. oCouneil hall hot be sent 10 prison, believing that
thc moral effect OF a conviction will be sufficient, and that
punishment would be a useless piece Of seventy.
Wilmer s smith OF I.iyegp9l, acting a, the correspondent.
Of the London moIniag papers, Iun an express on the ISM
ult, by railway, with a report Of the lash STATE tiaIs. and
travelled fem Liverpool t. Birmingham, 9s miles. in > hours
aud % minutes.
The Anti-corn-I.aw League Meetings continue 10 be held
weekly IN Coveni Garden Theatre. Mr. Oconte n attended
The meeting held en- Wednesday week. and received well
come wh,h Tie word "enfhusastic' but fcehiy descfiles
lie made a strong speech against the Corn Laws. and ne al
iuded N a very iaceiiouS manner 10 The rev association be-
'ng 90 iged 10 consult a white with. l~ansicc ahwstO ~ Tie
Temple, o. The law Of conspiracy" before they could pro-
coed.
Two public dinreis ae spoken Of as likely 10 be rivcn 70
Mr.. O'Conneli, in Lorden. One, over which Nh. Duncombe.
The member ior Fin'buiy, will preside, viii like place At
CJvout Garden.
Tie trials of III. O'conncl and Others have been conc,ri-
cd, and each f the T'av'rsci, has been fount guilty but ,he
sentences have been deferred until next tenn. IN The mean
time Nj oEonnel has made has way upto London aad Ia
ken ms pllce N Toe House OF Common>. Ihe state Of az
fam N Ireland Is somewhat changed since the verdict was
given. Theie is less excitement
Mr.. OConfell, has, On behalf of hs companions, protested
against the verdict. aud has minated that 50 soon IS ,en-
tencc shall have been pissed, he will have The matter sub
miied 10 the whole body Of Jut.es in Ireland. and thai. if
their decision should he unflvorable, he viii appeal to the
House of Loids, before he will submit.
II we might haztd an opinion. we should say. that he
rnent will be inlicted-and particularly if matters should
progress as quietly a they have done since the conclusion Il
the uial>-ioI he whole country, which was IN a state #
the utmost excl eneut before, IS now a. calm as an unruiald
lake. The tiiis lasted % days
The Repeal association, however, continues to hold week
~ meetings 81 tic Cancellation Hall. Al the meeting Oh the
18TH III. Tom. steele IN the chair. Nh. W : D'BiCu- NJ
p, proposed a petition - Parliament, setting forth the facts
CONNECTED with The last State tials, for general adoption
The motion WAS carried unanimo u. Is. ard II was ordered hat
copies should be sent TO every parish in Ireland fl si.nituIe.
Another MEASURE adopted was The severance of all conuec-
ton between the Association and Tie Arbitration Counts. aud
a rsconmentati.n TO settle among Themselves the disputes
and differences by aibiliaior>, to be IN each ease oho, en- BY
the ,aIties themselves without any reference whatsoever t.
the Repeal Association.
Tie usual weekly meeting Of the Repeal Association was
held Ga the 26ih ult. in the Cancellation Hall. the chair was
occupied hy John OConncli, E-q. NJ. p. lie addle>sed the
meeting at considerable length, expressing his gratitude TO
the people Of England for the deep feeling of sympathy
which they had nantes ed towards the uavcr>ers and The
feeling Of indignation which had been stirred Up BY the IN
far con net Of government toward them. He was not pre-
pared FOR such a mauif station Of manly Ergli,h feeling. lie
referred 10 thc reception OF his father at the Anti-Corn-law
League meeting. which was the most enthusiastic lie ever
witnessed in his lie.
parisgment--The great debate on Ireland has terminated.
after a Varied and L. usual display Of ability OF both SIDES.
but with little or 10 tangible lcui or The Slightest aTpoNi
matt "a to a solution Of The question. How Is Ireland 10 he
governed fr the fufu The patty f Young England. fiom
Nh m alone any hcfos wee onteItaincdo OF a diversion IL hci
favor. have, TO a man, voted With the chief Of he Con>clya-
tive patty and every shade Of Tor, ISM la. given lis sym
Yats, TO her !nssfOst0ncs, tut una linou>ly concluded Tat,
practically. there ~ no remedy for ihsm. aui that IL - use
less 70 ny 10 devise any. There were soc brilliant >peech-
Is on both sitos-enorfs that viii live u hstoy y. On The
ministerial side. The te't speeches wce those made ny 81
James Graham, Lord STANLEY. tie soil iior General, he lr.h
Alto ney General, nd Sir ReteI' Pei. o" the opposlu n SIDE,
Shell, Nj. OConnel, and NJ. Eoobuck.
OREGON TrRRiroRr-IIer Majesty. Cove nmeni has Is
sued orders Tor the immediate employment Of an additional
E tarra nj rrnr, ms arf t|ira md NO.. ,laFft .. tho
] ROYAL sapr~r- ard Aiire,- under tho boundary C"mni~sior-
eli, Colonel Eiscout. Thi~ detachment. Inch ha> been Sc
lcoied from he computes Il that corps emplot Cd il similar
services ~ Ersl'nd, Oh account Of Len experience "A
knowledge OF the peculiar duties IcqulIod II them. arrived a
Wcolvich, from different places in England. on the All INST,
ana are now IN hourly eNfeclailon OF preceding t Liver
pool, where they are 10 embark for America, and, on LANDING
the vii he .'ni . The oie-o" Iente'y, TO ) IN those al
ready employed IN that service This loak, wailike.
New fIools arc under daft co. TIE Csnae ard Nov,
Scoii, and reinfo cemeni will reach those stations shorty.
The English feet on the NeIfh American and Wet Indian
siaii nS was 10 receive immediate ieinfoIcoments. Addition
Al strength MAS also 70 be sent 10 Souih America.
The Anu-CoIn-'aw League stIli active aSetcr, and IL in
nuence begins l. tel ulon the government with wUnde,f4l
force.
The action e our Congress. upon the Tarir was looked for
wali for with a gent deal Of anxiety by the pitish coTr-
Tn most destructive fire experienced in Manchester for
some time, occuIlcd There on the 1T Aiaich.
The Mint st by H. luichaSe q old i yer coin hon the
Bans 4 England during The past year, 49is3.
Of England . .ounis to tcar, 4l5oO0NaO stc.iing. a Eiee.
sun th.n aa> been locked up fol many years.
There was found on clearing the canal At Rheims, a medal
of Juia, the mother # Alexander Sevelu,. She va a,,a,-
sn4 ted al The same time as her son, 4. d. 235.
j. Ressia, 4 ukase Lad been ISSUED fos the payment of the
Roman Catholic cleigy Of The western provinces; The olcl-
gymen to he divided INTO four classes, The highest 10 receive
LOO. the i)we-i 81 per antum-
The censorship 81 thc press in france. j. gradually ai.ia.
up a powerful party against Iauis Philippe. numbering ma
ny IN Us ranks who wee 1t one time am ns,thi, %slauhches'
supporters.
Mr.. o~'CONNELLs aDa9ESS 10 ruE PEOPLE or
l.ELAND.