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 The following items we collect from the Boston Post. The repeal agitation in Ire- land has received a check ill the peaceable arrest of Mr. O'Connell and several of his followers, on charge of conspiracy to ex- cite sedition; they have given bail for their appearance for trial on the 2lth of November. The civil government has called large mili- tary force into Ireland to support it's mea- sures, should their interference at any time be necessary. The Lord Lieutenant of Ire land, De Gray, issued his proclamation on the Eth, prohibitory of agitation meetings.- Mr. O'Connell, when arrested, entered into recognizance in the sum of one thousand pounds, with two securities of five hundred pounds each, and immediately issued the fol- lowing letter to the people of Ireland, calling upon them to keep the peace:

 Iohe people of fHeldnd.-Beloved fellow countrymen announce to you that which you will hear from other quarters, namely, that have this day given bail to answer to charge of conspiracy and other msde- meanors, the first day of next term. make this announcement in order to conjure the people, one and all, to observe the strictest and most perfect tranquility. Any attempt 10 disturb the public peace may be most dis astrous-certainly, would be criminal and mschlevous.

 Attend, then, beloved countrymen, to me-

 Be not tempted by anybody to break the peace, to violate the law, or to be guilty of any tumult or disturbance. The slightest crime against order or the public peace may ruin our beautiful and otherwise triumphant cause.

 If you will, during this crisis, follow my advice, and act as entreat you to do, pa tiently, quietly, and legally, think l can pledge myself to you, that the period is not far distant wheA our revered sovereign will open the Irish Parliament in College Green

 Every attempt of our enemies to disturb the progress of repeal hitherto, has had adj rect contrary effect This attempt will also fail, if it be not assisted by any misconduct on the part of the people,

 Be tranquil, then, and we shall be trilmph- ant, have the honor to be, your ever faith ful servant. DANIEL O'CoNNELL.

 Merrior Sq'r. Oct. Ii, 1913.

 On the 18th bail was entered for Dr. Gray, C. G, Dntiey. Rev. P. T. Tyrrell, T M. Ray, K. Banett, Thomas Kerney and Thomas Steel, all leading repealers, and held to bail on information similar to that against the o. Councils.

 Mr. Cushing, our minister 10 China, arri- ved at Alexandria in the steamer Oriental, on the 10th of September. He had an audience with the Viceroy, and left on the same day for Suez, whence he was to proceed to Bonn bay in the monthly steamer, expecting there to meet the American squadron ready to re- ceive him and convey him to China.

 Lice,pool Cotton Market-The Cotton market had been unusually active at an advance of about ad. per pound in the last week, and Ed. in the preceding week, the sales having amounted to 300 bales in the last week and n. .0OO bales the week preceding.