Arrival ofthe steamer Acadia.
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Fifteen Days later from Europs.-The steam-
er Acadia arrived on Tuesday morning last at
Boston. She left Liverpool on the 18th ult., and
consequently made the passage in thirteen lays.


The Important news is the progress of the Re-
peal in lreland-we give below tho following ac-
counts.


Tho agitation for the Repeal of tho Union is
mixing strides in Ireland very alarming to the
government. MIR. O'Connell has remained Mt
homo organiz ng his plans for moving his couu-
trymen, aud he has succeeded etlectually.-
ne Catholic clergy have joined tho movement in
great numbers. Tens of thousands are conprep,
ted under the Repeal Standard, and the couIirv
rs IN the came fearful state of agitation as in
io29. 10 arrest this dsorganization, the Duke of
wellington IN the upper, and Sir Robert Peel in
'''e lower House declared their intention the 9TH
or evening. OF putting down the Repeal agitation
Tpy lorce, II necessary. The movement is as
oulous "a 10 England rs 1t is popular in Ireland
Meanwhile, Mr.. O'Connell has hurled defiance a.,
ms assalian's, aud, in terms more epergct;c ,bop
polite. dares them to tho conflict. Troons a.o
pouring daily into Ireland, and tha, unbon onnv band
seems destined to contending factions and angry
passions. "S'y
=, AT The meeting of tho Repeal Association .,
monday, the amount of the weekly ..ran, ,, ~
olnS The 10Th ult, vas, declared TO he 2a5I uh;.,,
Mr. Connell calls the "Peel and Wel,;no,nn
contribution" a'S'oh


mr. OConnell says ia effect that he ,v;I, ,,h,.
'no law as 1t stands, but if new and uncors,;,.,
,,oi'o' onactments are TO be enforced aonns, H..
nePeai movements he will resist them bv e..
= necessary. II seems, according to the decl,,.' ;
"cu ol one OF The Catholic bishops, that the vhoIa
" t.'a' oooy IN ireland, without an excen,;o, -
IN favor OF the repeal movement. "ie