7EDNEsDAY NzORNESG, FEBRUARY sE. Esa4.
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section of the Irish Members in the present ses-
sion.


Mr. Nicholas Maher has been at last prevailed
on to offer himself as the Repeal candidate for
Tipperary.


Nlr. Morgan o'Connell is about to marry a
step daughter Of Mr.. Shell with 10000.


On Sunday, the 18th ult. mass was offered up
at Ennis and in the adjoining parishes, for the
saietyof Mr.. O'Connell during the State trials


One Drum has been committed to Omagh Gaol
for sedition. He had said that g The Queen ought
to be shot, and OConnell put in her place


Mr.. Everstt is now in correspondence with Lord
Stanley, the Colonial Secretary, upon the Oregon
Territory question. The American minister has
had several interviews with his Lordship at the
Colonial Office.


The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr..
Albert Davy, as Consul at Leeds, and Mr.. Thos.
Mcguire, as Consul at Glasgow, for the United
States of America.


The usual weekly repeal meeting was held on
the 18th at which Mr.. O'Connell was present-he
handed in from St. Johns, Newfoundland, f5
los. Cd; Pittsield, fl0; Richmond County,
fl; Norfolk, EGO; Baltimore, fl20. These
sums were announced amidst the most rapturous
ePtioO7S' l. III sotoi ASStiPIS WIZ ~~SOc'


At the subsequent weekly meeting, cpd the
chaiI occupied by w S. ORren Esq. NJ P, whose
o'Connri Esq NJ P aad C. Powell Esq VI r and. during
j. O'Connell Dr. Gay Nj sleele and Nj Ray contfysd
to attend notwithstanding the jealous and dsnded watchui-
ness OF the Attorney General.


The Chairman, in opening the business of the
meeting observed 1t tru that their leaders under
6I: ts sp q bsry wa: " h
vdua ready to 20 10 prison tomorrow IN defence OF hs
prisons enough 10 hold the ls psopiel AyeTng to the
Meeting Lord ne sad Ihf day was NOT not iaI
BuTs would occupy their natural and appropriate positions
at the head OF the hIsh people.


Mr.. O'Connel during brief address, con-


Irish members would be Parliament where they would
op dculed aad cu;-voted bur Ireland and the Asso-
The amount received was e397.


At the following weekly meeting, (29th) Hon.
Caleb Powell, NJ. p, in the Chair,


A gentleman stood up and introduced to the
meeting friend his from NewYork Mr. WILLIAM WAL
crowd, Three cheers for America


This demand having been comued with ahd silence re-
stored, MIR. Wallace spoke at some length


Mr. Cenue at last announced the amount oi te hepeai
Rent To be G372 lis. I'D. Adjourned.


The great aggregate meeting OF the Catholics
of Ireland took place at the Music Hall, Dublin,
on the 9th, the Lord Mayor in the Chair. AT
an carly hour the hall, which is capable of con-
LdlUlIg O,OUU pCISUllS, NdS QCbsSiS SiohuS ih
every part, and presented an assemblage of the
representatives of the wealth and respectabllty of
the Catholics Of Ireland, which was never excel-
ed even by the greatest of the meetings held be-
fore the emancipation.


Sir T. Esmonde and several gentlemen having
spoken,


Mr.. Shell came forward amidst the most enthu-
and vehement applause ever remember seaker at
@ public meeting TO aye been greeted With De sad gentle.
this OCCASION because shall long, have an opportunity
Of adyesting the House of Commons 70 the very conspc
pending hear, heaI!land IS shall have an orpor
tuny of meen; my antagonists face to face, hear prefer
IeeIving Tor hat occasion he EXPRESSION Oh my ieesi y
m 1 wGh s G9Sn 6n has & s roue
all my life that first person who sighed the
requisitlon that called you together. tCheers saw
oa S o e on, eec and p of our is also
demonstration Of our power FrolonGed cheers Inc ~
o9 @ s and m syce 70 vou s is dis pre.en, Pc
ttions the Queen and 10 both Houses of Parliament setting
forth these facts with ceeness method and without e1as
geraton [Cheers.l


After some further remarks, loudly applauded,
he continued don't thiuk the Minister eyer more EN-
cared that Iceland great difficulty. He Will ind hat
Ireland is his insnper@ble imposslity e Is embarrassed
domitabs spirit OF Dsnie oConnel He is embarrassed by
chord in your feelings vbrae He embarrassed BY the az
fcion aud devoted of the people OF elend 70 the Liber
the array IRISH members who viii apea- against him.
sisted trust, by the Liberal party England at the
preaching The hon gentleman resumed his seat
amidstrenewe and continued cheers.


MIR. O'Connell was the last speaker; and with
great length aud much warmth he denounced the conduct OF
Government He declared hmsel,o be above every thing
else aud before every thing else Cahoc He stood there
again the advocate OF the Catholics of Ireland and as
for s Catholics ne stood there to a1asq The present
Tory Administration Of foul perdy; expressly charging SIR
Robert Peel and Lord Eliotwho rather worthy gen.
temauwith having foeted their pledges the Caho
lies the full benefit of the Emancipation Act.


On the hon. gentleman resumlng his seat, a
petition was adopted for presentation to the
Queen, and the meeting separated.


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