FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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By the arrival Of the steamer Acadia, at Bos-
ton, VIC have European dates up to the 10Th ult


Ireland November l5.-This day being The
last allowed for pleading to the indictment against
Mr. O'CoNNEL11 that gentleman appeared in
Court, not to plead, but to show cause whythe in
dictment should be quashed, because the witnesses
were sworn before the Grand Jury only, whereas,
by an Act of Parliament, Sc George III, they
should have been sworn in open Court The
greater part of the day was taken up in arguing
the motion, and then it was postponed for few
days Of course, if Mr. OCoSNELL's objection
is good, the proceedings ON this indictment would
be at an end. The Repeal Meetings continue to
be well attended, and the people feel confident of
ultimate success Cancellation Hall is nightly
crowded.


Gen. DUFF GREEN has been figuring as the
correspondent of the Times and other journals.
He has taken up the cudgels against the Rev.
SYDNEY SMITH, and considering how unpopular
reputation is onoihat side of the water, it may
be well imagined that he has addressed hostile
audience. The Times has been down upon him
in earnest.


Mr. SANDS, an American merchant Of great
eminence, has been elected Mayor of Liverpool
for the ensuing year.