The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-21

toast Of the "hierarchy of Ireland,o prOOo,a !,
Mr.. O'Connell 'u y
"The policy of government, with re,ard ).
land, is changed; and Ireland is grateful for ~. ~
position il evinces. (Cries of Hear, hear e ~ w.
government had intended some good measu,... ~
have announced others, but we, on thai ,csoAv
Ito relnquish our constitutional oxertions, r,Tl
no.D Say, it is our duty to increase them, TCh..N
Ireland will be grateful to England for every ;'s'
ment even of justice, but the liquidation of IL, ,
debt will alone satisfy u.s." (Cheers.l 'A0s
The "repeal martyrs" having heen toasted :.
responded TO by Mr.. John o'Connell, DR.. q ~ 90
the assembly separated. N'@
The O'CoNNELL LEyEE.-0n Friday. ths "a.
ultimo, the anniversary of the Imprisonment a. Sa
''martyrs," was grand day in Ireland. ~
REPEAL AssocIATIoN.--At the weekly mes,;,. \
this association on the 10Th ult., at Concl;.ss
Hall, Mr.. O'Connell declined making any rsss..a
to the education plan of the government mi; ! ~
been discussed by the Catholic bishops, who v ~
to assemble in the course Of day or two. WI
The weekly meeting on Monday, the 9th -.
very stormy, and threatens rupture in the pr.
ranks Mr.. O'Connell after giving an aeeoa N.Y. y
his demonstration" triumphs in the county MAJ
proceeded to animadvert in strong terms on win,
called the .atrocity'' Of the government edpcs,..
scheme. He styled ii ga deusion, mockerv NY
SNARE" and expressed his determination 10 onr
il in every possible shape. His opposition u i.
measure goes much further than that of the Rom
Catholic bishops. When Mr.. O'Connell had An.
the association was addressed by Mr. ]. Barv
barrster and Mr.. Davies, Of the sDubin Mann
who, as the representatives Of "Young ireland =.
pressed themselves in favor of mixed educ,,;
This drew upon them the ire of Mr.. O'Connel vi.
spoke bitterly of the Importance which aYow,
Ireland" had so unwarranably assumed. He W.
glad that that party had, at last, openly decar,
ITSELF and that they could now understand the d,s
mutterngs which had been uttered in other plses.
The rent for the two last weeks amounted 70 Ann,
$500.
The meeting of the association on Monday Il.
I'd instant, was presided over by the lord mayor \!
the city. The principal feature of the dav'a NM
ceedings was the moving of an address, by 'O,Co.
nell, to the Catholic bishops and clergy Of The nors
and to the repeal body generally, calling on then
not to modest or insult the orangemen, should lhr
parade on the 18th of July. The rent for the wei
amounted to 3642 lis. Sd. The sums Of 3lMy
from Halifax, EGO from Sydney, and .e8 from IA
bart Town, Van Dieman's Land, aided to swell II
sum.
GERMANY.
The accounts from Frankfort state that In. 4.
preaching Zollverein Congress, in Carlsrube. WI
becoming the main topic of conversation there an
lin other German cities. II is now clearly asu,
ltained that many important towns, chambers III
commerce, and commercial unions have declsmI
In favor of the protective system after the examuk
Iof the so-called Commercial parliament recendh
convened in Berlin. This forthcoming Conge.f
will it appears, be watched by various dipomaliu
for the Baden papers state that several agents oftk
|great powers have either arrived already in IN
of the above city, or have enpaps
apartments; and adds, that even American eaySu
Twill shortly make their appearance there. Mn
proceedings of the Berlin assembly were not os
|cially made public, but short communication, n 81
|specting their deliberations and their opinions an
|peared almost daily in the Prussian papers In 4
not expected that the daily debates in the approach
ing Congress at Carlsruhe will be published eitsf
regularly in erienso; but it is asserted by com
Journals that, although the discussions will uhE
place with closed doors, greater degree public
lty will be given to them than to the previous DELHI
|erations of the Berlin meeting Iii recent numbs
|of the celebrated Zoll- Vereinsbla it is asserted that
THE above Congress promises to be the most inhe
|cntial one that has been held since the formation
THE German Customs Union. 1t may be added toll
thatts principal object to devise and adopt meaui
tending to exclude English goods as much as posa
|ble from German markets
SWITZERLAND.
The accounts from Lucerne to the 25th uimF
state that the influence Of the three great powen
L England, France, and Austra) began to make d
|self benefcially felt in Switzerland The resolve
those powers to maintain intact the federal compas
|of 1915, the invioabty of the principle Of canlou
sovereignty, and the exclusive right Of the canou
themselves to revise and amend the compact ~
mutual friendly agreement among each other
legal means alone, to the exclusion of all yolence
regard always being had to the maintenance Of h
condition-sine qua non-of ''the inviolhbliy 4
the principle Of cantonal sovereignty" above men
toned.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland mail arrived in London on The ~
ut Intelligence has been received from BOMBAY
to the 9Th, Calcutta to the 7th, and Madras 10 hf
4th of April. The news, in political point
view, is unimportant. The expedition Of 81
Charles Napier against the Pindarees had been sH
cessful. Their leader, Bejar Khan, and consider
BILE number of his followers, had been caphri
The Punjaub is still in an unsettled state
Phond Sawunt and his confederates continw
find sanctuary in the Goa territories. The PoraI
guese governor still refuses to allow our troops VI
follow the rebels within his frontier, and il unabk
even If he were willing, to drive out the fugiva.
The measures for concentrating body Of troop
on the northwest frontier Of the Setlej are nurI
completed. Sir Henry Hardinge will visit h'
upper provinces during the year. ia
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, June 3--SDs|
Friday last, a change for the worse has taken pha
the market has become languid, the demand etbsE
and prices have consequently declined full VI
from the quotations of last Friday, and cotol1
now very freely offered at the decline The asl
on Saturday were 1900 bags, on Monday AVN
and to-day 2,000 There has been no speculaa'i
buying.
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