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~O'CoNNELL's FUTURE CoURsE.-Al a re-
peal b'nque, given to MIR. O'Connell and tho
other Stale prisoners, on the 20th Sep, az
ter The customary toasfs, Mr.. sosConnsll a
fose aud replied to toast of himself, in
very eloquent speech. lie said:


'We have gained victory; how are We
10 profit by ii? Ry redoubling every exer-,
tion-by increasing every efIort--by organ
izing every peaceful energy--and by one
and all being prepared TO approach the Par
lament al the commencement of the next
session with the united and combined voice
Of Ireland embodied in our petitions, giving
England to understand, that as there is not
rest for the wicked in the presence oi the
Almighty, so there shall be no rest from agi-
Iaion until Ireland is righied ICheers. l.
What is our first duty in that agNation7 Our
first duty is TO combine together the Irish Of
every sect and persuAslon-to unite and
combine all lrisbmen Of every gradation of
opinion, who agree with us in thinking one
thing necessary--lhe repeal of the Union
[Cheers.l