New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

t)cudipr Mr. Parsons Captain Frazier MT IL, hopey'
Mr. Geo w Rcdding, Mr. and Mrs naI5,u. u.
| bell Miss lpnr Cully-Rnd l0+ Stccrage f"sscnsers
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| No find the following advertisement In the Lon
don Sunday Times of Oct ION;
.,,,oc.s ron TIrE MIILIoN.-limerican Brass Clocks
One ,iay s,s I'd md 2is. ceht-iay imcpicccs. 3Os
ro,h r6cso clocks keep exact time, strike the hoar
.i anon n bracket manicl or may be suspended, are
an nrnsncn, 10 any room. and they last forever Orders
fr,m The country with remittance. attended TO. The
clocks packed and forwarded free OF expense and war
an;od perform we'll. or The money returned hiTcH
| 4 Co American Clock Depot IL lohn-st hlinorics.
! Under the head Of Latest Intelligence we have
the following items from the London Sunday Times
of Oct -:
| The Athens correspondent OF the Morning Post
/ communicates the astounding intelligence that NJ Co
lett the Prime Minister through paper conducted UNI
der his auspices by murderer whose pardon he espe
caly interested himself To procure publicly accuses the
British Government of deliberate design procure The
assass nation OF King Ohio and mplicnics gallant and
distinguished member Of the Royal Family in the afro
| cious fact.
In fact that the object of Government is to have
King Ohio assassnsed for the purpose OF placing frhce
George of Cambridge the throne of Greece and TO
compass which, according to NJ. Co.ctt, conspiracy
exists under the patronage OF England.
PRIVATE MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN OF STAIN
We find very strange piece OF intelligence pnbshed IN
the Emancipation Toulouse ur;ii6eral PRINT II states
that The von. Queen OF Spain 10 already married. and
secretly To the eldest OF Don Carlos that the mar
racr hns secretly taken place by proxy that 1t Munoz
who represented the Count de Montcmun at the
mony and that this alliance which the European powers
ARE arcudy informed of will be published when circuu-
stances prove favorable.
We have received the following continuation OF the
Emaacpaions announcement Our correspondent as
sures that il authentic:
MADRID Oct @
al am authorized to state that Isabel segunda and her
cousin Count de Montcmoln, have been secretly be-
trothed each ether The marriage is not 10 be soem
Missed until the Queen completes her sixteenth year
| \ correspondent wishes TO inform him if there
was any partcule reason for the absence oil FRINGE
George of Cambridge from the Second October Meeting
at Newmarket His Royal Highness. IL is well known. Is
in the habit of Investing trii!e occasionally upon
some of the important races Whethcr the Queen
object in inviting him Windsor Mt such particular
time prevent him from being present at Newman
ke we will not undertake positively to say. is TO be
hoped that the Queen will not send similar invitation
! TO the Prince the Derby Day.
THE LATE FIGrr FOR THE CuAMPIoNsHIP.-We
have been informed by correspondent that on TUES
day evening last highly respectable and numerous com
pany of gentlemen who had been convened by circular
assembled Mr.. Crcssy's Poultry Hotel, Nottingham
for the purpose OF adopting the best means OF defending
Bendgo against the attacks that have been made upon
him since his late fight with Caunt for the Champion,
shin Several OF the Town Council were present ana
two resolutions were passed. the first condemna,oty oil
the conduct which has been pursued by certain parties
\ in commenting severely upon the conduct oil Benc
90 and the second to the effect that an action having
been commenced by Caun recover back his share OF
the stakes in the late fight with Thompson, committee
of FIVE be now appointed with power to add to their
number for the purpose of raising subscriptions ana
otherwise assisting those two gentlemen, who signed
the undertaking given the stakeholder in defending the
action to the utermost length the law vii! allow them
Bcndigo present, and looked remarkably well.
Ireland.
There is good and evil in the Irish cup. The rail-
way movements furnish unusual opportunities for
her poor to get few pennies; but the failure OF
two-thirds the potato crop will make all the dliler
ence between one and three pennies TO the poor Ia
borer. This, together with the shortness oil the
grain crops threatens ireland with suffering, il not
with absolute famine. The London Times intimates
its serious apprehension of famine; and the fear
that the movements of Cornell will seriously in
terferc with any relief which. under other circum
stances, might be expected from England.
Mr. O,C onneII on Slavery, America and Repeal.
At the regular meeting of the Repeal Association.
September goth, DANIEL O'CoNNELL made very
able speech, from which make an extract In re.
ply to charges brought against him for his course TO-
wards this Country:
1t is said that essening our cause by refusing
the sympathy of foreign nations IL is quite true that we
have refused French sympathy because their offer OF
sympathy accompanied by declaration OF opinions
in which did not concur. 1t Is quite true that from
many parts of America refused sympathy because
the evidence Of the sympathy accompanied by prn-
cples that could not adopt We could take no sym
pathy and assistance inconsistent with our allegiance
10 the sovereign and unworthy OF our duty 10 our native
land have been assailed for attacking the American
institution as it is called, Negro Slavery. am not
ashamed of that attack do not shrink from 1t. am
the advocate of civil and religious liberty all over the
globe, and wherever tyranny exists am the Toe OF me
tyrant wherever oppression shows 'tsel am the Zoe OF
the oppressor; wherever Slavery rears its head am
the enemy of the system the institution, call II by
what name you will. am the friend OF liberty IN every
cline class and coor-ny sympathy with distress Is not
confined within the narrow bound OF my own green Is
land-no it extends itself every OF the ear
my heart walks abroad and wherever the miserable Is
TO be succored and the Slave 10 be set free there my
spirit is at home and delight to dwell in It's abode 1t
has bcc said what business has OConnel in interfering
with American Slavery Why. DO not the Amcricaus
show their sympathy for our struggles, and why
should not show sympathy in efforts for liberty
amongst themselves? But confess that have another
strong for desiring TO abolish Slavery in America
In monarchy on the face OF the earth is there such
I thing domestic Slavery us true. III some colonies
belonging 10 onarchies Slavery exists but in no Euro
pesn county is there Slavery at all-or the Russian
serfis different from The slave OF America and there
fore do wish that any lover of liberty should be able
draw between the democratic Republics OF
America and the dcspo,c States Of Europe arn in Ia
vor OF the democratic spirit aud wish TO relieve !trom
the horror OF slavery. 1 do not wish to visit America
with force ard volence-l would be the last man IN the
world to it; would not be for making war TO
free the Ncgroesat least, the of strife and
lash and but would be for tho moral warfare
would be Tor the arms OF argument and humanity 10
procure the extinction of tyranny and TO hurl contempt
and indignation those who call themselves frcemen
and yet keep others in slavery would bring elements
ofhat kind bear upon the system until the very name
of Slavery should be regarded with horrors in the Re-
public of America. was much amazed to see North
American Review altrbutins to me motives on this
head 1t is Brova sons Quarterly Reoie,n and is publish.
ed at Boston, quote from an extract in the Tablet OF
the 10Th instant:
"For ourselves American citizens and patriots, we
NAV have had feelings wounded prcudces aroused
and Judgments warped, by Mr. OConnels unpro-
voked attacks on our country
never attacked their country-I wholly deny it, but
attacked slavery in America and attacked it equally in
every other country the face of the earth The article
goes TO speak OF in most favorable manner aud
then adds:
Nevertheless think Mr. oConne has, in his speech,
e made remarks with regard 10 this country wdich are han
10 justify or even pslhaie'
Now. will never be driven from my course by nsn-
uations asserted any thing OF American slavery
that had not documents within nay reach to prove and
before down. with the consent OF the Association
will read document quite conclusive as regards the
matters and things which have just stated Now Tor the
! insinuaiicn OF This writer:
ave have strong for believing that these IeriarS
do not accord with his private views and feelings ana
that they made mainly for the purpose OF concians
friends, silencng enemies, in England and Scotland
There never was man yet so incapable OF concealins