New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-20

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in an article published in the Nation pointing out The
,ne,bods by which troops transported upon railways
nigh, be successfully attacked By insuTgens pesisns
A CEAyoE-A, Mayuooti., the Improvements
under tie new Parliamentary grant are ar-prising-
Grand walks are now 70 be feen where few months
ago s,axnant pools emitted ,ha- eet;5 sIsel; DELPHI
ware Gas substituted for Ibe pewter Pa.:er 5y
the Inspectors and The wings are 70 De commenced
next month. The exercise grould has been also .rn
proved the ball courts &c Il exceliect order. All
The por,ers &c. Of the College have livery 70. The
first time.
SUPPLY OF IsDIAS MEAL AT CoRK.-Such is and
has been the extensive demand for this article through
the country, since the prca vss fixed a. 2o per
that there has been Issued from the Government
depot the Lee Mills IN this city one thousand rcns
per week 10 the several relief committees who receive
supplies that "a ten thousand pounds worth of Indian
meal per week 10 Issued from Cork alone, 70 make up
for the deficiency caused by the failure in sst years
potato crop Independently of the amount soic d I'M
porers private account, which, however, We nave
no opportunity al present of ascertainng. but which
are assured must De very considerable cargo OF
yellow meal in prime condition. vas ast week offered
10 the relief committee 30s per quarter ABOUT e
per and from the extensive ipor;stons that have
taken place and the prospects OF al early and abundant
harvest snd the reduction in price OF other bread stu
the price 10 expected to fall still lower.
REPEAL AssocIATIoS-The weekly meeting OF
this body was held Monday the 22nd nix; NJ j. oNei
Ia the chair. letter read from Mr 0'Counell de-
nounciag several Of The repeal wardsns Of Manchester and
the neghboood for awaiting themselves Of their ttua
ton as wsrdens 20 encourage indecent and violent hostility
10 the decision OF the Catholic Bishop and desiring The
expulsion OF j. b. Treauor and - Fnnegan from the as
ISOLATION. In alluson the discussions which have re-
Gently been manifested among The MEMBER MY Con-
nell says, 1T manifest that the grea; majority OF the
Repeal Association themselves strenuoRsy 10
support the association. the persons whom aluse
will divide s ranks, and finally, destroy the association
itself For my poor part will not bs al idle spectator OF
such struggle IT'S true that the people msy be induced
10 desert me, but never will desert the people per-
ceve that Il Isl will not the proper er-out will
say most unhandaomely suggested that, in the event OF
the Wings coming INFO power. the repeal cause to be
abandoned, postponed or compromised Iuitery deny
the assertion While live, the re1eal shall
abandoned postponed compromised to advance any
persons 10 power, 20 supper; any party faction The
letter proceeded direct that the declaration signed by him
3i and the resolutions then passed should e reao ana
resolutions proposed in his have the said decara
ton and rules framed and hung in the passages Of the hail.
IN order 20 silence the captraps Of Juvenile orators
letter wss also read from Mr.. william Smith Q Bren
suggesting, with the concurrence OF NJ OConnel in
lieu or the proposed public entry and dinner 10 himself
public procession and national festival the 9th OF Sep
tenber the anniversary liberation OF Mr.. OCou
nell and his fellow prisoners Mr. Richard oGorman, Ju
Nor rose OF the juvenile orators alluded TO by Mr.
0ConDe repel unjust and most undeerved accusa-
ton clear his character from foul stain lie COM
usIned that he and his friends had been denounced
liars and traitors the Irish cause and most especially
that they had heard nothing OF the tone and character OF
Mr.. OConnes letter until IL was read In public II II
we're true as stated BY tho Mail that Mr.. 0Conne had
said that all that Ireland wanted was real union with
England then Mr.. 0Connen ft leader for that as
tina, true he and hs friends had been charged by
M o'Coune with attempting dissensions in the
association. Mr.. T. F. Mesgher, >fr. Mitchell, and MI
Doheney spoke In the strain. Mr.. OMahoney dep
recated The Of Young Islanders most det
rmenta TO the cause Mr. 0Rey alluded TO the articles
In Dublin Nation conveying most rnionded insin-
atons egsins. Mr. 0Connell Captain Broderck depreca
ted dssenso and the matter ultimately arranged for
the time by declaration the part OF Mr. ID heny and
his friends y at the mpuson Of reachery did not apply
10 any member Of the association shortly aer"ard'
Dplahunty handed the Old Island
ers Waterford, which Mr.. Mitchell rose and asked
who the Old Islanders ~ Alderman Delahunty
1.-THE Old Islanders those who follow OCnnnell and
make him their guide and prophet Mr.. Mitchell: " Then
we are all Old Islanders" Alderman Delahnnty Then
there can be no harm In using the phrase letter was
read Mr. r. lie Poey Trench resgning the once oil
inspector of repeal wardens In South Lancashire The
weeks rent announced 10 be fl0i bs. ID
At the meeting on the goth uit. long letter from
Nj OConnell read in which he alluded 10 what the
new Ministry should do for Ireland Mr.. smith bren
who was present moved the insertion Of MI oConnel-
letter The minutes and alluded 10 the resignation OF
Ministers as most fortunate occurrence. Mr. Grattan
followed Mr. oB-en, and told Lord John Russell tnat ne
would have vote million sterling 70 erect Cathohc
chapes Ireland and conended that without repeal there
could be no peace or prosperity IN the country. ets
from Philadelphia signed X Tyler, enclosing ESQ. the
subscription OF Repeaers Of that city was read and
entered the after which the rent for The week
announced 10 be e259 5s 81. and the meeting 40
jOurned.
The dissolution of The Cories, in the course OF
mex, month, Is confidently expected Many deputies
have already Quilted Madrid 10 take measures oT secu
Ing their reelection.
Attempts have been made by certain political re.
fgees 10 create an nsurrecon Catalonia but without
success
Railways are being pushed forward actively, and
the electric telegraph is 10 be established 10 the princi
pal towns, and from Madrid TO Lisbon.
Notifications of the commercial treaty between
this country and the republic of Venezuela have been
exchanged.
The question of the Queens marriage continues
TO be warmly agitatsd bu, nothing respecting It has
occurred. Affairs generally speakins are very dull and
Belgium %. BRUSSELS, June 2e
Some troubles have taken place al Nieuport In
which about a Of persons were severely wounded
The OF the disturbance was the refusal OF the
General commanding the town TO permit Literary SO
ce,y TO enter It. headed by drums and trumpets
Our Ministry still maintains It's ground The proceed
iugs In the Chambers have Of late possessed little or no
interest
Fearing that the bostiliIies between the niied
States and Mexico may be injurious to Dutch commerce.
Government has ordered naval division 10 pEoceeo
To the United States and thence Il necessary 10 tue
Mexican coast To protect merchants and their prop
er,y The division will sail from Flushing on the 't
OF July. On the same day another division VIII go 70
Southern America, and subsequently, 10 Batavia
Germnny......BERLIs,J June 3.
The Evangelical Synod, now assembled has pre-
sen,ed address 10 the King thanking him for having
convokeCi u. Inc Ming replied WIZ 'eSoi'
mended the Synod confne its deliberations on me
state of the church TO Prussia alone but to extend
them over the whole OF Chris.endom- The profe'sed
object OF the Synod Is deliberate on the wants Of
the Evangelical Church. and on the best means OF sat
isfyirg them"
The second Chamber Of Hanover has pettioned
assins, the maintenance OF large standing armies and
proposed gres, reduction OF them within the Gersnc
Confederation. The higher Chamber however rejected
the proceedings Of the lower on the subject.
The States of Saxony have been closed. The
King promised thu; publicity 10 Judicial proceedings should
for future, De acceted. with certain restrictions
Now thu, the English Parliament has terminated
the debates the Corn BIZ and the Tsyf tho discussions
Of the Zollveren, as amendments in It's Tariff. Will
shortly De commenced.
Emigration TO the United States is going on most
extensively some places greater part Of the nhae-
i,ants Of villages have taken thar departure aud II one
instance the people OF village. Tin Heise young and
old male and female have goIe psaass The desire Tor
emigration is still, raging such 81 extent that ialners
are selling OF their ,:le properties a. loss o! from ~ 20
25 per cent. c-, r-,.os
The Csn,ons are preparing the Instructions OF their Dep
mites 81 the Diet proceedings OF which promise 20 DC
very stormy The whole country or nearly So Is IN very
asttsted state ~, Iowa az