Indiana State sentinel., 1848-05-25
From the Bdifimors Sun.
FOREIGN NEWS
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The French Elections Trinrsph Of Lanlartine-N
Reform Movement in gland-Progress Of Repeal
France all Q4tst-A Battle betpee, The Danes
aud Holsseiners-A fairs IN Ireland-Address 10
tie Irishmen IN America-Spain, Portugal and
Germany.
The Chnrtists.
In accordance with resolution come to- during the
late sittings of the Charst Naon1l Convention, stimuli
tsneous meetings held throughout the kingdom, on
districts at the National Assembly, which its
sitiings in London on the Oath of May.
IL is pfesupposed by those friendly the principles of
the charter that this assembly will embrace the bona de
representatives of "the people,, and, such be the
ponents of public opinion
Al Of the meetings in the town over twenty thou
sand persons PRESENT. Glasgow fifty thousand
attended Greenwich, after the meeting the assembly
walked in procession towards the town although forbid
den TO do by the authorities. Both parties met and
bad some scufing Eventually the rioters
dlscomhited, no however, without some bones being
broken At some of the meetings, cheers loud and usy
given for revolution" sMessrs. Bren Mitchell
and Co., and the charter and groans in abundance for
the nutocrat OF Russia and the 'hoary headed Ernest
of Hanover.
About fifty members Of the House of Commons, CON-
prissng Messrs Hume, Golden, Bright, Kersbaw Sir
Walmsley, COL Thompson, and other leading Reformers
having originated movement in favor Of four Of the
era districts throughout England in favor OF the project
SIX points of the charter. Meetings have been held
Ireland.
Speeches and letters from Mitchell, Duffy and Others,
continue 10 keep up the political excitement which has
prevailed in this country for heightened period. On
the other hand demonstrations Of loyalty and expressions
OF confidence in government and satisfaction with
Hn Ulster. Ii muSt bo admitted that far numbers
me concerned throughout Ireland there at least
10 one in favor of repeal. On tho part of the govern
ment activity prevails They 10 be In possession OF
some.secret, warning them of the approach Of
crisis, when the daring boasts Of the IRISH confederaes
will be pct into operation, and attempt made to throw
OH the YOKE of "Saxon oppression. From all
the Irish papers, well the tenor Of private
advices from several parts Of the island disposed
10 consider that the authorities will be able put down
in very short time, any attempt at instruction The
determined push the trials of the
spratos with the least possible delay The Repeal AS
socaton continues its meeting, and the advocacy of the
agitation on the principles Of moral force only.
The usual weekly meeting of tho repeal association
was held on the Path, Mr. J. Deany in The chair The
police were present, taking notes and curiosity
felt to the tone which the speakers would
at this the first meeting under the and government
security act An address cad from the committee Of
the assocalon referring 20 the declaration of Lord
John Russell against repeal and reminding the people
that similar declarations had been made against emancpa
ton and the reform shortly previous the realization
Of both those great The repealers therefore,
urged 10 courage and confidence and exhorted that
there for depression. Mr.. Reynolds in ad-
ressng the meeting, in reference TO the "gagging b
sad he was determined 10 speak he always had done,
and 10 denounce the wrongs Of his country he had for
twenty-five years He was ready to maintain the rights
Of Ireland at the expense of time and property, and if
the liberties Of his country violated he would sacri
fee his life.
The following repeal declaration be distributed for
ngnatures throughout the country:
"We, the undersigned inhabitants of Ireland, believing
that The legislative union between Great Britain and Ire
land has proved detrimental TO the interests of all classes
Of Irishmen hereby declare solemn conviction that
its continuance is grievance, and that the permanent
peace and prosperity of this country, and the rights of
property thereIn only be secured by immediate
repeal Of that measure and the reestabishment of an
vey, pledge ourselves TO best exerans for the
attainment of that object Being also thoroughly convin
ced OF the mischief of religious ascendancy, pledge
ourselves al all times TO oppose any infringement Of the
rights of conscience exclusion from political power of
any class Of lrshmen, of their religious faith
The corfederates have also issued a declaration of
similar import, but stringent and beigeren in its
nature Il signed by large party Limerick, where
MIR. D. Bnen addressed party of his followers on Sun
day last.
The government have issued circular TO the various
magistrates of petty throughout ireland, calling
the attention to the practice of drilling in the use of arms
which now prevails.
In order put a stop the prevailing excitement, the
magistrates of the county of Dublin have called upon the
government to proclaim the metropolis and disarm the
dsafected The magistrates throughout the entire king
dom recommended by government to swear special
cOnsabes in every parish circular to that effect had
been issued from Dublin Castle.
A memorial 10 the Queen from the Roman Catholic
bishop and clergy of the diOceses of Coyne and Rose,
county Cork has Just been published. This document
sets forth that there a deep general discomfort in
LELAND and that English legislation is totally inadequate
ID remedy the evils OF social condition and prays
Sat her Majesty will order the summonng of the Irish
Parliament OF Lords and Commons in Dublin allay the
discomfort alluded TO- This memorial is signed by the
bishop and 40 priests being every individual of that
der in the doceses.
Application for MaclfaI Law i'm Dublin.
/ Letters from Dublin city, says Wilmer & Smiths
| Times of the 29th ultimo, dated last night, says:
! The tone of the repeal organs is much abaed-a
salt, doubt OF the new "gagging act. The most i'm
portant item of is letter from the Bishop of FL
pIin Lord Shrewsbury in which the writer gives the
nmes and residences of 5000 individuals elected by the
lae Major Mahon.
| The Cork corporation had adopted address the
Queen in favor of repeal No confirmation of the pro-
csming of Dublin has yet appeared in the Irish
trOpolan journals AT meeting OF the magistrates of
The county aud city of Dublin however, held Kill
mainham Yesterday, Lord Brabazon in the chair, me-
mortal TO the Lord Lieutenant adopted, praying his
e1ceency place the city of Dublin under the provi
sions Of the Coercion Act.
! Mr. John OConne has addressed long letter to the
Lord Lieutenant, through the Pilot informing him that
he Withdrew his signature from the Downshlre declara-
ion consequence of the presentation of that docu
his excellency, and not TO her Majesty in person.
The honorable gentleman also says that his exceency
will the protestants, he, MIR. OConnel will recon-
mend the catholics 10 arm
The Belfast Vindcator has the following:
The trade of ppemakng In Belfast understand,
in most hourshng condition. The home market is
excellent and from all earn the farmers OF the
surrounding neghborbood sending in large orders
Down and Antrim will be armed to a man before three
weeks there be not change in the tone and temper
of tho times and if the in the price of lead be any
ndca of preparation for the worst there ample
proof in the fact that teachest lead that sold some
months ago at ID per h. goes off at Id and I'd with
the greatest facility We may add that there is not the
remoest fear of the people turning these against one
other day and shouted tor repeal. The Protestsnis
CahoIcs and Presbyterians club their money, we are