The Sun. — 1844-04-11 (London, England)

LORD ELIOT'S  FR A.,N C 11161: BI LE.  DUBLIN, APRIL, Ereniny Poq of this afternoon publishes, in a second edition, the following. letter :  " Eit3:cr 2,loLdity, Api il r, 1814. " Before. closing this letter I will Irt you know the result of the meeting Convened for this day-, in the Courthouse, for the purpose if ;;iving expres„,ion to the in. dignunt feeling of this city un-I province at the fresh attompt made upon Ireland by Lord Flint's Registration Bill.  " The popular enthusias!a is utterly indescribable— utterly indescribable by th,se who are imiamiiiarised with the fervour, the bnrninfi, but yct perrectly regulated fervour, of the Irish movement under O'ConnGli" The corporations of Cork, Limeliek, Kilkenny, Cionmel, and Waterford, have sent their Mayors and deputations from their bodies to give testimony to their sentiments at the present crisis of O'Connell's martyrdom and imprisonment, alter more than f;n-ty years of public service to Ireland, ❑nequalled by the services to his country and the human race of any other man living or who ever lived.  The following Members of Parliament are to be present :—Daniel Callaghan, the city Member ; Edmond Roche, the county Member ; Sir David Recite, Sir Winston Barron, William Stn:th O'Brien, Maurice O'Connell, John O'Connell, Morgan John O'Connell, Caleb Powell, Nicholas Maher ; and Sir Richard Musgrave is, I understand, expected in the course of the day. Dinner is prepared for 800, in the Laneasterian School, which has been beautifully fitted up for the ocea: ion. _ _  " All yesterday and this morning the Liberator's apartments were crowded with friends • and strangers also, both one and the other eager to give expression to their sentiments of symplthy and of indignation. " Amongst the first visitors yesterday morning was Father Mathew. "The Liberator, accompanied by the two other Catholic conspirators—the Rev. Mr. Tierney, and the Member for the city of Kilkenny—yesterday attended mass, and the three Protestant c.nviets went to church, and in the evening they all, Catholic and Protestant, partook of the splendid hospitality of the Mayor of Cork, Mr. Fagan, with a large party, at his country house, in the icinity of this city. " Five o'clock, P.l.—As I promised, I send you, before the post-office closes, a note of the great meeting at the Court-house. "The County Court-house was crowded almost to suffoaat.ion, the Mayor in the chair, -in his robes of office; also in the same robes the ex-Mayor, Alderman Lyons, and, sitting on the bench with them, Mr. O'Connell. " A number of the Members of Parliament, and of the most respectable citizens of Cork, and gentry of the country around were present. " Several admirable speeches were made, in which the repeal spirit glowed with its deepest fervour, as well as denunciation of Lord Eliot's nefarious' (as it was called by Edmond Roche) Registration Bill. " Mr. O'Connell made a speech of extraordinary power in denunciation of the Bill of the Irish Chief Secretary, and his speech breathed the most obdurate resolution of perAeverance, under all possible circumstances, in his efforts for the restoration of the doinestic Parliament of Ireland, and the enthusiasm with which he was heard is almost without precedent in Ireland. " He could venture, with perfect security, to give this pledge, for he is certain, under every possible contingency, of the unbroken peace of Ireland. " This is the crisis of existence and of Ireland—and the talismanic influence of his name and services was never so tried as at the present hour ; but Ireland will not be lured from her 'vantage ground, and play the game of the enemy by any outbreak or disturbance. " The Mayor and ex-Mayor of Limerick, and about 45 of the corporation and citizens of Limerick, have just at rived. " John O'Connell, of Grena, the elder brother of the Liberator, has, I have been just this moment informed, also arrived, with a great number of the gentry of Kerry, to give testimony of their feeling on this occasion." Toole, the person in custody, charged with the murder at Rathfarnham, will be tried at the approaching Commission.