Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01


 The asiratua tos Repeal ia still carried Since the sailing of the ias, Alaerican steamer. number q ,noasler meetings and repeal baaquets have taken place al al ol which tle Liberstor figured ss con Iander ia chcf and bug sud eoqueat oralions IrSce bohaN of the daring d jeet oi these political Hs tSlns. g,Snd bangnet hss been given to Me- Smith O'Brirn. at Ralhkale. Mir. O'Connell wac present Hs guest. aad warmly enugised the rusmber for Limerick in 6rs rate style We observe that the annual tribute 10 Mir OCuuneli will be collected, according Cus,0In sHrig ia the present month.-- Pine cusiurary notices have beeu publisbed, and the sisrying pea-antry of Ireland exhoIed to hli the puckets of hn who professed to be the regeneration Lis c0uuIry II strikes that he has most Glo- riaus opp0ttpnity of eKenpiilying his philanthropy and benevulrnce by dIslr1u ug ihe proceeds of this years iTitnIe Hiusuz tae pcnT peasanirY alo have hitherto naniully supported all his projects.
 The Orange party have issued At address 10 ihe Proiesiauts ct the British Empire, iu which they canplai0 si Government for prominently endowing Masneoti, maintaining the present. national system of educaIuH. aud net advancing money t1 enaIIle the clergy ei the Established Church to support their own scho"ls. These form tue chief grievances = There nre utIer minor onea--sume of them autici- pa,ed or expected itie address which bears tue signature of the Earl of Raden, slter recommending tue dsconiinuanre of secret rgus, which system, il says "mudern sedition has polluted, and the law lias enounced, concludes bt calling upon the Pro- teslaRt uarty to exert energy io secure their principIes in Parliament. It should he observed thai the address has been drawn up in very ino- derae tonslhe inurnals pro and con agree in coin- the rnding II for tiis pa.tcular fealuie-bn,, as a matter of course the principles and views of Lord koden and his parly very strongly censored hy thuSe who take different Sicw Oi the matter. Fore most in tho dt fence oI the address is the Dublin Evening Nail:-uhiie ihe LONdon Morning Chrome ce, Herald, Stasdard and other niuor prints, all write with the view of showing the impoicv ot the address, tue asonabieness uf the demands whICh Il contains. and the total absepce oi any foundation Tor the elieged complaints.
 The urrItngs al Cone iiiatiou Hall are still car- red oH, and spec cies deli,ercd in advocacy ut re peal whrt the various steps taken ly the ministry in conducting the afaiis 0t he government are se- sereiy cr,iiseI, and generally condemned. The au,4int ui rent has been large for the last two week Al the meeting held on the Eth nit tine Lhera,or having returned iiuu, his pru, ncial eA- cur sions, WaA present and made the speech of the day. in which he abused John Knox, WicklHe. Cromwell, Queen klizabelh, anI Bacun-rihiculed the idea oi erecting statues l., them, or any oi ,hem and insisted the necessity oi The return oi repeal members, and the consequent ine.iiably oi repeal The rent for ihe week WAS S2i6 los. lld. The Dublin Corporation held meeting on the 29h ull Tor considering the best means of avoiding .he dangrr impending he extensive failure of the potato crop. Mr. O'Conneii attended; who, afteT d long speeeh, mosed thai a deputaiion should wal, apou His Exceiiency the Lord Lieulenani, and call nn hs lordshp and ihe Government to stop the dis iilerIts and hrew|ries-io prevent the exportaion 'f provisions to fore ga cnuntrirs-io raise m'lI- inn and half the cr dit o( the Irish Woods and Fores,s--aud to take immediately into their consi- drrat,on the lev, ing of very large income for 1 the present veal sif necessary. The motion was put and carried
 The Dublin papers state that the custom house authorities n that city, have been directed to make arrangements for the .dmivsu1 of corn, duy free, on and alter the lst of November
 ie lers h,,n oG net .dh fv repeal, m the persoa of the eldest of he Earl vlscounl Gor, the Hon. Henry Peadrraasl Vereker The repealers are beasing oi a new adherent ta repcaI iH the person of i!e eldesl of the Ear Viscouni G.ri. the Hon. Henry, Pendergart Vereker The ''Times Comm isaioner" contiaues his retoriI from the weri of Ireland He paints. in forcibe col ors. the wreichedness of the people, their want O industry, and .heir unw iMEness To exIend tie eas ! Iuoney on ti,e i"'proSemen, of the hand, however much ii may repay the outlay. MT. O'Connell still makes hun the object oi bitter attacks.
 l FRArcE.--The announcement of the resignation of the brave old veteran Soui appears to be based | 0n truth At h- advanced age, Iepo'e aud retire. maut would well beit him, that .he old soldier like Ihe Roman a .he capitol should be enabled lo adjust his mantle beiore the closing of his evrnifui career. Ii ,s now sad that although he will resign the post of Minis CT he will still nouInslIy retain ihe Presidency of the Coune,i The French | ielepralh has been busy engaged ID transmitting 10 l Paris the stale ot the war n Algeria The French l forces had eil oran with s too mea in quest of Abd.e Kader, whether they will take, or overtake him, is another question. He Is said 10 treat his French prisoners well and handsomei, and, in do 1 Ing sp, he se's an exampie, which il would have beea to he credit of the Freuch arms had tue, imi Iated towards his counirymen.