DUBLIN REPEAL ASSOCIATION.

 AMERICAN RENT
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AMERICAN RENT.

 There was crowded meeting held 4th July, at the Corn Exchange. Th4 was filled by Mr. O'Connell's son, O'Connell, Esq, jr.

 AMERICAN SYMPATHIsERs.-Mr q nell said he had to hand in the monev he had received from America. Tbi, most suspicious day-it was the 4th d the anniversary of American Indepen (great cheers.) That cheer would be, across the Atlantic, and be heard cf along the rivers, on the hills and in fl leys of America, cheers,) No man loved his country could regret that the jeans had gained their independence, VI 1t had been, from one of the greates i, that ever sat upon throne. Lord Bronl said that if the correspondence be George III. and his ministers were the public, it would shake the throne family. He thanked God that there longer any danger of the throne being notwithstanding all the tyranny of hs jesty's predecessors, Cheers. The cans endured every insult, and bor9 oppression that could be heaped upon but were at last driven to resistance bless them for their noble exertions, cheering. He knew that England had wiser, and he also knew that she had weaker. Clear, hear.) If the exam the Americans were forced upon tba people, their rulers would be tht times more mad than the statesmen wi vised that contest with America. Id No, they never would attempt it-they would dare it. They might trada, lrish-they might call them bad namd fight, they would not. They mighI law, if they lilked-but there they wd on equal grounds, and he had no dl being able to act for them. (Cheers hoped to have the new house open \ or ten days, when he would propose tl step to be taken for forwarding the Quest:-n h that next step, the Anl would see the use which was to be ! their valuable contributions. Thew show the Americans the means vi they intended to succeed for the counl obtain her rights, without the sheddll drop of blood. The American morI contributed, as follows

 From Brandywine E7, Wilmingt1 Delaware, Wilmington, Delaware,I Brooklyn G49, Boston Gl00, Phlal G400, and New York E500-making G1,079. He would defer any obser| on the communications which accom- these remittances, until to-morrow,d should be entirely devoted to their \ eration.