Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-09
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.',xrrEEN DAYS LATER FROM EU-
NINE ROPE. e

ROPE
r- o,ecox.-Wilmer 4 Smiths Eu-
IAN Times. says
The British Government has given
,.w auba ssador, who has gone TO
,r..h;nc,on to succeed Mr.. Fox. full
.,s 70 settle this bone of contention.
rI;rb. had been j, allowed 10 remain
m.eh longer in dispute. would have prov.
=, constant source Of irritation, perhaps
= s,cedy COLI sion between the two
Governments"
Mr. Everett is in correspondence with
Lord Stanley, the Colonial Secretary up
=, the Oregon Territory question. The
~. American minister has has several
o,cryiews with his Lordship at the Colo
NAL Office.
rnE laisH TRIALs.-The European
Times is Amos, entirely filled With the
.,sumcu,s OF counsel and other proceed
;acs. occupying some IA and fifteen col
oar,s. sllog"iher too much for our limits
IN another place, we have given their
Substance.
The events of the last fortnight pre-
ON, neihiu. striking beyond the state
trials: AMI the fun which forms an in
,ecraI part of the Irish character, has
RIM riot in the cross e xamination OF the
Witnesses, &c.
Sir Francis Rurdett has died. His
death is an event of more than passing
inleresi--less for wha, he was than for
s6at he had been. '.One man IN his
lime plays many parts" the decreased
hronet played but iwo-a thorough dem
ecrai and high tory.
The Anti League movements. when
was only stirring itself in sluggshness
when the last packet sailed. is now fairly
ia rsoir,u. and discovers tho energy of lis
movements.
The.irial Of the famous Mrs. GiIinoar,
n Edmeurgh, hid resulted in her acquit-
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT -QuEEN's
Spggcu. -Parlamsn, opened for the SEES
sion on The 1T of February. All the
Foreign Ambassadors, Gen. Espartero.
&c. wcr. present.
llrr Majesty. who lsnnt upon the arm
al Prince Albert, lonked extremely we'll.
Iar Majesty took her seat on the Throne.
Prince Alber, sat on her Malcs'y's left
hand. Her Majesty, in a clear and dis
,iac, tone Of voice. read the speech
which was handed TO her by the Lord
Chancellor with The usual ceremonies.
II is stated that the Bank Of England
is about 10 obtain renewal of its char.
Ter from the presen, Government
tail: STATE TR AIS.
The absorbing topic of the day is the
Stat. trials. which nre now taxing place
IN Dublin. The preliminary steps have
lsen marked by all the excitement and
I'D feeling towards the opposing parties.
ffwIieh unhappy Ireland is dis inguish
3D. The striking off the special jury
shich is TO try the issue, has ranged q.
esinst the Government all the Roman
Catholic party who were not previously
Reporters. From some hundreds o.
names on the panel, forty.eight were
drawn by ballot. the travcrsers posses
sing tho same right as the Crown o
peremporHy challenging twelve-,welve
on each side.
IL HdppcUeu lltdt out VI tiV tuC WY
eight drawn. eleven were Roman Caiho
lies; these the Government chal lenged
and the wnole we're struck off, the repre-
sentative Of The travcrsers during thi:
process, '.there goes Catholic! ano,he
Papist struck. oifr' &c. This affair has
seilhe country IN blaze, so TO speak
and unpopular as were the proceeding
before Il, il has made them worse. Tina
proceeding as may lie imagined, gav'
great umbrage TO the Repeat party. am
the Government has been attacked wit
great bitterness for adopting line q
cmduc, which looks very like a forrgr
ing conclusion 10 pack jury 10 ensure
Conviction So grea. was the inJigna
ton experienced in ireland at the strik
ing off all the Roman Catholics from II,
jury lis, that a rcquisi,ion for calling o
aggregate meeting ii The Catholics {
ireland was signed in three hours b
sixty 1--WE barrisiers, only three If whot
are Reporters. The first three name
appended TO The requisiiion were Richar
Labor Shel, NJ. p; ThoS Wyse. NJ. p
and N. Ball, son Of the RICH, Hon judy
Ball. The briefs for the Crown Couns
1 Us in number) are printed and par,l
Autographed, and each contains betwee
$40 and $50 pages, The letter pre-
| printing alone in each brief occupies II
| pages. Al persons concerned were cal
| cd upon by the Crown TO be presen,
Dublin by Sunday, the l4th. a, the la'es
an,i on Monday the battle OF the lawye
began in good earnest.
| Monday, the FIRST day Of the trials, "
marked by more than the usual excl
mcnt in Dublin The Lord Mayo
state carriage bore Mr &C nne!l to I
Court, and was ac .ornpanled by procs
sion which formed d, the learned gent
mans house, in Merton square. Arriv
| at the Court, the doors OF which were
| sieeed at at early hour, they were TAX
| leave Of by their admirers with hear
tlaudits. 8
- So -
SEVENTEENTH Day, Feb 3.-The Co,
met At 10 o'clock, and after the names
the jury and traversers had been cal
over. zsass' 2 - - @3a*5a }sz sea
/ Nc. Whitesids resumed his speech
behalf Of Mr.. Duffy, aud concluded u, h