The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-20


(Hear hear) There feature in the transactisn
deserving Of particular notice. namely that part OF the
donations came from our red brethren In the west
Lord PALMrRsror-I have very great pleasure In ae-
quescng and supporting the motion OF my honorable
sna ns only ar Which Sp he sns has
presses In strong terms the feelngsof her Msjesys
vernment, and the feelings which believe animate
the whole Of the British nation still am sensible that
terms which could hav. been employed by mo could
adequately convey the feelings of thankfulnes and id
mratou which the conduct OF brethren the mi
ted States must have excited all classes of her
N8jesty's subjects Az my honorable friend has stated
not only was the supply sent large liberal and
in amount, but the manner in which 1t was SENT the
promptituds with which forwarded aud the strong
feeling interest which expressed the part of all
those who had contributed to that supply al
most than could possibly be expected The part of
who however united to in origin ana bound to
US by every tie of language and religion, OF manners
and habits, still being separated by a mighty ex-
pause OF ocean, could not DO animated perhaps by
the same extent Of y%oshy BY whon our orssh
distinguished agree with my honorable friend
that transactions Of this nature to cement
in the strongest those ties which OUGHT to unite
kindred nations and is this circumstance which ought
not to be lost sight othat while on the one hand acts
Of generosity such these bind and rvst The affections
upon whom have been conferred on the other
they tend by thu very exercise which accompanies
them good and kindly feelings. to increase the aec
ton Of who been the Of those
And therefore, SIR both In regard to the feelings
which those actions proclaim in America happy to
think that whatever may have been the susrings and
calamites which rise to these acts at all events
they will 80 far have been attended with happy results
States opportunity of doing that which will never be
forgotten by the people OF this country and hope for
longs time will increase the good feeling OF the people
Of the United States towards their brethren in this coun
try (Cheers)
Lord MoRrETu said as he had had very peculiar oppor-
tunites of noticing the warmth Of feeling which existed
in every part OF the Union towards the inhabitants of
this which they casdth old country he could not
help declaring his participation In the feelings of salts
faction and thsnkfulness expressed by the hon member
and by his noble friend 1t impossible to overrate
the strength Of those feelings evincsd by warmth of
avmu Inv ad cen call led
by the liberal and substantial tokens which had accom-
panied it, and which, he trusted would be considered to
be amply acknowledged by the despatch OF his noble
friend But he not sorry that, before Parliament
feelings such those expressed by the hon mem
Der had found vent within the walls Of that house.
lie had received letters recently from New York, de
scrbing the taken there for securing the health
try Boston island had been apart for and
appropriated to hospitals. He believed that the same
kindly spirit prevailed all over the Union, from Maine to
New Orleans aud although occasionally causes of
and subjects of alteration would unavoidaby arise
between the two countries, bSween other nations
touchstone Of calamity was only Xantng to call forth at
nature lie bore with pleasure mis- testimony to the
value Of those feelings which the calamtes Of Ireland
had elected in America. (Hear, h>ar)
The motion was then agreed to.
Ireland.
The weeks rent at the usual weekly meeting of the
Repeal Association, held the 10TH announced to
be ESQ IDA Id. On the succeeding weekly meeting 1t
amounted to eco Mr. Collect, the late member, and
present candidate for Athlone was present. and with
Mr.. Morgan John OConnell, addressed the meeting -
All the speakers expressed confidence that the repeal
Iamant ,rom,d ,rans |. ranaai of tha Irninn
An i,nmansa nnmher ~ tanantrv have been evictsd
nj Charsve on the Earl of Corks eatnte and it was
renrasonta ~, no va h.an ..c,ed nndsr cr,umetarces
~ ons;,arsba hers%nass Ch;s n"wavar has hssn
conrdcted and although acts of cruelty have been
nm ntrv s.ems 10 ha ve bean on n largo scale
The remains Of Mr. O'Conn.l having been brought
nv wav of France TO we're carried by rail-
road to London, and thence transferred to Chester
where th-y arrived on Monday evening, and were laid
in the Roman Catholic chapel Of that city. MIR Gard
ner OF Chester had received orders TO make new col
fin az that in which the body was encased and which
was made at Genoa, was of rather common workman
ship High mass was celebrated IN tue chapel on sun
day ana IN the eve ing procession accompanies tne
my a.. p u oa y. ~. n.,; IT, Dp naIy Lii So
place S On the 5th August
, race' Observation-Disclosures.
Inc Peers OF France nave Completed neir Vnuicnton
OF the law against tne coFrup.er OF w iette, M Iea
pra who has been condemned TO the payment OF me
OF iooVo francs anu inc forfeiture OF nus ciV rights
the case OF the unhappy NJ Teste his puuishment Il
not unlikely to terminate his HE serious appr.hension'
being entertained or the fa ELECTS OF an apscosa Iorm
ed the chest where struck by the pistol shot in bis In
attempt at suicide Reiterated attacks have been
made upon other members OF the cabiue who are
charged with corrupt acts one OF which Is made the
subject OF an action for bel ana SO serious had popu
lar discomfort become that IT was apprehcnd-d SOM
general disturbance would break ont on the ceeorato
Of the fetss OF the revolution OF July All however
passed of quietly and the Bourse recovered from the
panic which had agitated It's me moer partly on these
accounts but principally owing to the heavy iSi OF rain
and OF the temperature ut the beginning OF last week
which threatened the prospects oil the harvest Inc
weather had become IN Id aud warm ana new wheat OF
superior quality has been brought into the market
and sold at 80 francs the hectolitre
The Chambers completed their debates on saturday
the oath ut but the transaction OF the formal business
" te vi" oSSpy nv uppe, -; S ny h;
~, a ,h ,orad 10 Nd ., "a nou settled tna,
1,,ar pau d Ill, ~" 55,rtabs III. W,n;s,rv ~ w.
"'"''"' D"S'""N WIN ~ ' "
heiSi~m' 49,
stated that king Leopold has abandoned an thoughts
OF 90 meaning tns crown Louis fhinppe ana DIS dauen
ter hope according TO the opinion OF MS medical attend
ants that the mia innuence of autumn joined 10 the
Efforts OF the faculty. WILL In restoring heaith 10 the
body operate happy change In the state OF the royal
patient
Italy.
Italy has furnished to the world q singular exhibition
Of the crooked policy of despotsm working by its old
tools the Jesuits ete was TO be celebrated at Roue
gu the 18th inst In honor of the amnesty to
political prisoners at the accession Of Plus TX When
the populacs were assembled to witness the display Of
fireworks In the public square, 1t arranged by oand
OF consprators including many persons OF rank in the
army aud government that parties duly instructed