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TAs Rep,gi Cluw-li the london paprr arc
to b. believed when lrra.ing Of the Repeal Of the
Union question, the Repeal Cause seems to have
died with the great O'Conncl His sons, it is said,
eanno, keep alive the excitement their father
raised. Dublin letter says, written on the 10th
OF Junr


TIE writ Of election for representative, IN tho
room Of the late Mr.. o'Connll, was yesier.
day received By the sheriff Of Cork, yet there was
no candidate announced mp 10 post hour last even.
ing.


The Rrpealrrs. who fortnight ago spoke 50
grandoqcnlly al tout returning John OConncll
IN spite Of himself, and subsequently, when the
honorable gentleman begged to be excused, Re-
pealcr Of the same uncompromisng character,
now admit their utter inability either to find a
candidate, or, should they be so far successful to
return him Verify, the times have undergone a
remarkable change, and quickly Repeal is dead
and gone, that's clear