Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

States. IL does appear be thought however that
The annexation can at present be considered dsnvc.
'hat u was made without single blow being struck 10
unhesitsingy aseribsd to the Of tho Mexican
governor.
Germany.
Considerable interest hes lately been oeea,on,a at
Hanburgh, by the a. States Consul having detected,
among number OF emgtlnts who presented their esss
ports Tor his vicw previous to their departure for tee Uni
ted States ten III looking scOundrcs oil dressed alike
who on inquiry found be conviets from,
burgh Sehuern. What makes the matter worse h, ,ha,
the Meckenburgh authorities actually gave these eonvc
eeuhcaes OF good eharacter The United States Consul
sent them back with strong their Govern
meni against the iniquiy OF such proceeding.
Ireland.
Our adviees from this county since tho Of h,
Great western are moi more sonsong than hose
| fer some time past
The members of tho depulaOn appointed a, the late
meeting al termoy In the county OF Cork assembled on
the Soh ul at half past IL o'clock and TO the
Nicetegal Lodge TO present to the Lord Iicu,enan,
inc memorial adopted, praying that immediate en-
poyment and ood should be given the people residing
| that district
Mr.. oConnel accompanied the dcpua,ion. and opsned
he oeiee in the memorial, which he read. aud
addressed his Excelency urging the proptey Of making
arrangements for payment OF wages &c at least once
week. the establishment Of local depos and the purchase
o. gram from those who held 1t in tho country supply
those depots Tho Lord Lieutenant agreed pro-
prey OF the suggestion respecting the payment Of wages
once week. but disposed to act upon the latter
lie at the same time assured the depuiaon that 90 lar
ne was cooeerned not moment should 90 lost afford
ing immediate employment wherever il was wanting and
paving Tor II immediately
Tppcrary has been the scene of another murder which
Is mus briefly narrated In a letter dated Thurles Oct 30
regret TO have inform you that our county has
the scene OF another awful murder. Last night Mr. B j.
1aoooly near this town. was shot dead while
proceeding iron his stable TO his dwelling house. Deceas
co. who was married. than % years OF age
| aud was much esteemed in his neighborhood. He was
respectfully connected being cousin OF Of county
members Ii is reported that he eject three or four
| families this day for non-paym Of rent"
Private letters that there were farther attacks made
upon the 18Th u upon flour carts by peasanty Parsons
town, in the Kings county. The military were called out
and tive OF the ringleaders arrested.
The usual weekly meeting OF the Repeal Association wa.
held ON Monday the 3D. Mr.. oCOnne present which
caused the aenSnnee exceed the average number of
The speech Of the day delivered by the Lberator
chiefly On topics relating the efforts of the Government
To devise means Tor the distress existing Ireland
Mr. smith O'Brien has At length put forth manifesto
deesraioy OF his with to the repeal question
as affected by the quarrel between champions OF NOR
a. and physical force From his letter addressed MIR c.
u Duy appears that Young Ireland about TO set IN
IN business for ITSELF and not too much TO aptcna
that such resolve will materially affect the interest of The
rival establishment Burgh Quay At all events as The
public cannot support bolh the other must speedily
become insOlyent.
The Young Iroande going set up business on their
own account Every day has wdened the breach between
the old and the young-he moral and the physical force
advocates Mr.. Smith OBfen who heads juvenile Erin
determined 10 have audience sort for his lucu
brauons, Is forming another Repeal Association. The orr
glnal one Judging from the falling off in the rent which
tests better than any other criterion the national pulsaon
is IN eETems; and the idea is somewhat Hbernau that If
Ireland, IN her present adversely, with the most popular
in the county its head support one assoca
uon MI OB'isn will Try whether another will increase
the prospects OF repeal This move will, of course wi.
den tue breach between the rival parties If wider be
made.
Italy.
The enthusiastic affection OF the people 10 the new
Pope continues undiminshed, aud in fact appear 10
by what feeds on" The Pope has been compelled
to moderate by issuing request that no more public re-
as
His Holiness designs, it said, establish Council of
State to which laymen will be admitted This consider
ed great concession towards bery If report can be
credited, is nothing compared what the Pope designs
to do Cor his people. lie intends, said to give
them Constitution with every OF individual
liberty that exists in the west countries.
Correspondence London Times.
CoSsrASrrSorLE Oct IL
The Porte is issue with the American Legation of This
place, under little crcdabe fo5 honesty or
hberaly The question arose OF Of those disputes
between the conflicting OF Christian missionaries IN
the Leyani, and their political suppores which Of late
years have become frequent The history Of the affair
Is rather curious. premise that some weeks back
the Austrian niernunciO issued order, the nsiira-
ton oil the Catholic Armenian Patriarch for the aest of
Catholic Armenian priest, because he from religion.
scrupes, had refused perform mass. Austrian cayasse.
seized the offending priest his lodgings Pera and con-
veyed him on board m Austrian then the point
OF sailing Tor Trieste. This priest was appears per-
son OF considerable abilities; hence his influence among
his brethren was more than usually dreaded and it was
Venice IL seems surprising that Count Sturmer usually
cautious, should have lent himself To so arbitrary and
illegal STEP the person in question being of course
ayah subject the fact however, is one OF many proofs
that Austria is lattey following close in the wake of
France IN of bold interference with Catholic sub
Iects OF the Porte in order build up party OF her own
IN the East. The Austrian corvette, with tue priest on
board, touched at Smyrna, where prisoner found an
opportunity OF escaping ard took refuge the house of an
American Missionary. Thereon the Austrian authorities
at Smyrna demanded that ne should be given Nd alleging
that he Austrian subject; ia proof Of which they
produced Austrian passport made out in his name by
the lnemunco.
On the other hand, the priest made II evident that he
Austrian subject but rayah having uniformly
paid the haralch or Christian The matter was next
referred TO the American Minister at Constanunople who
fully sanctioned the sdngs adopted by the American
missionary in coat nuing to al, I'd protection the priest
In TACT the Austrian embassy found itself ioed and not
only tupbraided for persecution but laughed at for
being ouiwued In this state Of things the Porte demnn
dod that the priest should be given up its officers; step
which more than suspected had been arranged mere
" 10 please the Austrian embassy, by hunding the priest
over again 10 the ecclesiastical authorities. Certainly IL
would be but in character for tie Porte TO act at this
moment, since happens be under negotiation with Aus
iria on commercial treaty. in which ii is understood Aus
tra intends admitting the Of he sixth article of the
late Russian ueay Be this may It has since been
found that all parties in the affair cited were reckoning
without their hest for by the last from Smyrna tho
priest had left that port in Boston vessel and is now on
his way the Atlantic. informed that the Porte
has made this circumstance the ground Of serious remon
stronce 20 the American representative, and even intends
20 claim from the American Government that lis fugitive
subject be sent back again.