New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

Nil An Act TO direct that such Of the Crown estates
in Ireland not required Tor the convenience OF the
public should be sold in small divisions, right OF pre-
enptOn being given to the tenants IN possession inc
purchase money to be payable in instamcnts
XIV An Act directing that in NIL future con'cyances
the original deed should. IN The case OF wills be hc
posted in the RersisrOiiice Dublin. and that certified
copies be- admissible in evidence, except when the va
fity Of the original deed Itself shall be questioned.
At the termination of the proceedings Mr. Oconnell
announced the rent for the week 10 be 1919 l-s. Id.
The proceedings at the inquest the body Of John
BOYLE the youg who his life In the conflict
Armagh the l2th nst terminated on the l7ih inst
the investigation having lasted three days. The jury.
which il Represented most respectable one, return
ed The following verdict. which was agreed 10 unsni'
mOusy
That On the 10Th Of July last at Thorna,street in
the c.ty Of Armagh body Of Orangemen having been
marching IN procession with banners AMI music, snd
armed with pistols and swords and that divers persons
comprising that procession (ha Is to cay thirty one
Orsngcmen. whose names are set forth ON the face
Of the verdict) aided and assisted by a person an
known to the jury, mede assault ON the person OF
John Boyle the deceased and that the Aforesaid per
so.- did then aud there in Thomasstree Aforesaid
lnAict him John BoyleD a gun shot wound which
caused his death
There was cor sidcrable excitement in Armagh pend
in the inquiry but owing 10 the Iudcous exercise oil
h5 influence by Archbishop Croiy, (caihoic,l whose
conduct the trying occasion Is represented BY all
parties A. most meror0us there breach OF the
peace
The Lord Lieutenant has at length issued pro
ciamaron declaring the county OF Cayan aud the de
urbcd districts be amenabe to the provisions Of an
act which provides additional force when the crcum
stances VI the county require H.
DRAINAGE AsD lSLAsD NAyiGATIos.-A project
very considerable importance brought before Sir
Robert Peel the 10Th inst by Irish dePustion who
sought the aid OF Government carrying into effect the
recommendations Of the Drainage Commission for con
meeting the Shannon with Lough Erne. and thus
uniting by inland navigation. the provinces OF munster
and Ulster. is stated that this arrangement would a
ford facilities for the drainage Of not less than four mil
lions Of acres
The ConsftHtionnel states tha, is no, improbable
that a general election will take place IN the month OF
November Il says that when NJ Ssuzet the President
If the Chamber waited on the King. his majesty ex-
pressed himssfn which left no doubt on sau-
z'ts mind that the present Chamber would be dssoY,
Ell before the end OF the year and tnat NJ Sauze, ann
several other iuncDnaes have consequently left rams
la all hastc 70 prepare for the coming contest
We see by the Paris papers OF Thursday, that on
Wednesday Marshal SOulL rebuked by NJ DE Boissy Tor
-eysniy 10 The army m Agierr TOOK OCCASION 70
the abognnable massacre AZ Dahra II would ne snio,
nave been arOciOus IN Europe; but sucn Things are
necessary Africa and the exicrrninse1 tFOe han com
nirted cruetes French sosdiers The French pa
uers loudly their i1di gnai pfOtes'e on ts exph-
Igt.On Of the aIrOclty.
The Chambers were prorogued ON Monday. The
Roysl ordinance OF prorogsion carried TO the
climber Of Peers BY Marshal soult, President Of the
Council and 10 the Chamber OF Deputies oy d. Du-
Il wa- stli the Increasing belief in all well informed
quarters that dissolution would shortly afterwards
akc place The King and Royal Family were u en'e
Pri. next week for the Chateau Oi Ia, where tnsy
p )uld remain Elk eight weeks.
The French funds improved on Monday, princi-
p1ly on account Of the rise IN British console
few DAYS ago saws the Ptogord farmer OF
:, Cere 4. or happening md his brother IN heo
collecting the of herbs for his family ,or van.
bread sad 10 him Go 10 my wife and 't her " Eve
you something until send you sack OF nour me
h-p,her gered the but the WE refuse"
rive h!tn any aid The poor man was 80 'nus" "',ee'
IN the refusal that he threw himself INTO wei anu
d-osued The brother on returning nome, nsai1ns VI
ia catastrophe was much exasPera'eo' thst ne
- ized up an axe and. 10 NJ OF iury spat his "cs
skull. ,,v
v,dyd rapers of the 9Th state, that the decree
arsin., the press has rou-ed some opposiiion even
nong the supporters of the Ministry butt IL OF thaf
rk and UNI ertan kind that might be expected where
a., rriers feel that the moderate opposition might
.xpose them to imprisonment. Punishment, ruin.
meeting OF the conductors II the public journals was to
be hrd the lJh % concert what part was wise 10 b.
iax the affair. The press in spain Is IN 90 degraded
tnai mas tsslf la great measure. led 10 the
cat4stroyhe which oyer~hems IL by s sycephsney
and dishonesty. it, ruin IL complete that
solutions Of rs cond ctors at this period. save IT,
The Madrid papers give long accounts of the pro-
of the nsurrecton in Catalonia, but they add no
tang to the Information direct from Barcelona
The Queens visit To the Basque provinces had
rot yo, been officially announced bot was considera
certain. The question Of her Ms,esfys mafn1ss 'Ju
puod 10 be discussed by tho organs Ut the pfsss VIC
nost influential Of which such - the HSa6eo 1esf0s