Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-06
Ireland.

There is not any of importance from Ireland since
the sailing Of the Cambria Some of those horrid MUIR
des. which have hitherto made that country kind of
Aeedama have been lately perpetraed in the county of
Csvsn. man named Thomas Burns who resided on
the lands Of Denny Gsghan Beufbet was dragged
out Of his bed the 29h ult in which were his wife
and three Children of his assaiants carrying him by
his feet and the other two by bis arms aud murdered him
in a most cold-booded manner.
Two of the rufans held Burns BY the against a
table his door, while hird deliberately CROPPED for
his short ribs, and discharged pistol filed with duck
shot. The shot spread upward and took effect in the
lungs and heart Poor Burns lied until the following
day and the police being for he gave Informa
ton against the three Eeghbos whom he knew and
identified. They in the Csvan Jail. Their
Smith, Farrelly and Reilly. who fired the shot.
Burns had ceased worship a Roman Catholic, at
tended the church Of England and had given information
respecting rbbOnsm. for which he has been murdered
popular outbreak took place ct Banagher the 29h
ut and attack the government provision depot
medaed but owing the saluisry lhuence of the Ro-
man Catholic clergyman, Rev. Mt Walsh, Of Lusmogh,
the Peasnnty were induced to return q1isiy to their
homes.
The lord lieutenant gave his farewell dinner at Dublin
Castle the ID inst preparatory to his departure Capt
vii Jams, who held office during The viceroyaltes Of
Lords Anglesey, Wellesley. Normandy, and Fortesue.
has SAID been appointed controller Of the household
of the incoming lord lieutenant.
Orders have been received The various houses
in ireland admit grain for consumption, according
the rate of duties provided by the new law
Captain Burberry McClinock has been returned for
the county of Carlow without opposition.
The ministry regarded by the radical press OF
Ireland being doomed to short existence. Ia the
opinion of many of that party il is thought that the late
farewell speech has destroyed the last shred of
popularity which whiggery could lay claim to IN this coun-
try and liberals Of all shades seem to regard Sir
Robert Peel's return to power merely question Of
time-conident that whatever measures of reform his
present may PROMISE ne alone Is the man desn
ed hereafter to carry them into fret.
/ re IN he II
gans of repeal have formally pronounced" in his favor
the fprmer it is true, somewhat guardedy the attsr
boldly and explicitly. Mr.. O'ConBeI is now in Dublin.
aud attended the weekly meeting Of the Repeal Assscia-
ton yesterday.
The following are the grievances which he has in
for the new ministry to redress:
] l. A scandaously defective representation.
2. A grevousiy limited and defective franchise.
8. Miserably defective corporate reform.
A. The monsrously oppressive church estabishm ent
for the Of the few.
We require the redress of these grievances, and in ad
dition--
i s. literary and religious education for each person.
free from the power of any other. Justice to all Ascen
dency
g. An absentee tax sufficient secure The residence or
compensate for the absence of the landed prOpretoTs
z. The establishment Of the sfeBant right"
i 8. Compensation for valuable improvements made by
the occupying tenant.
g. Abolition eectment for payment Of rents,
less under lease OF thirty years at least.
10. Total abolition of the power of disiTains unless
there be a lease Of tweny-one years at least.
H. Total abolition Of the power Of dislraning growing
crops
IL. The institution Of county boards instead Of the
present inadequate and laundering county grand jury sys
ten.
Such are the measures of relief for ireland which the
new ministry will be required 10 carry ont.
We believe that the Oangemen of that country DO not
intend walk in procession this yesr-except those ia
and around Belfast who to have grand display IN
the neighboihood of Lsburn the Of Commodore
Watson of Brookhi, the ex-J. p
The coiton-spnners in the employment of The Messrs.
Iepper Of the Lodge Mills Beiast-the most exlensiss
Arm OF manufacture in Iresnd-iast week
struck work. in consequences of proposed reduction in
their prices.
Lord Do~nes has resigned his command Of the LINER
lex district aud his royal hghness Major General Primes
George Of Cambridge is TO be Immediately sppoinled bis
successor.
According to the return Of the Irish banks Of issue.
which Appeals in the Dublin Gazette very considerable
decrease taken place in the circulation Of that country.
by the withdrawal Of railway dePcses, and by the
5 siagnali0n Of trade for some months past.
The reports respecting the and prospects Of the
crops highly encouraging The weather is all that the
agrcu could wish ior the splendid appearance Of
the wheat crop particularly spoken Of as being most
abundant
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