HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1848-07-28, Page 2IRELAND.
D.brie June IO.—Phe organisation of
lbw club is epteaJug for and ueu,solre/ess-
Iy but meetly. In the metrup. las it is per-
fect : arid, union or no union there reawalne
a confederacy, the danger of which (mays
the Tury Prow) eaneot be the etronglRle-
pre.eed ..pee Our Were, already hr tousaa-
gulr.o at Ow eseeeer . f a solitary victory of
law oast rariroleives red seditrw. It le
sibd that the CualnJurates masa te avoid
street marrhlnq for the enamel; ane that
earl prctelt will be •if.rded for °ermine into
foolish eollieions with the police. Their
airesgth, they my, 19 to be hoarded fur so -
el her retv.4'tnu' r.
The El -erring Freeman contains a letter
tram lent French giving in bis adhesive to
the Irish 1"E'e.
PaOTayanT Retreat. ASSOcIATln'r.—The
Protestant Repealer have deferred their
third sitting uoul rhea day week. Lord
Cloncurry, they say, is to take the chair:
and it is asserted that Mr. Butt, Queen'.
Cis .t, is to attend and avow himself . a
Repealer.
Nearly 40') emigrants sailed in two days
from Litherrck during the past week. The
ship armies conjecture that ebo emigrants
who left the Shannon since the season com-
mented, carried nn an avenge. £15 each,
exeluetve of roods and farming implements.
Thi" would give a drain from the district of
£00,000 is swede within the Net three
month.. Ainong the emigrants from the
south were 200 crown witnesses from the
enmities- of Cork. Clore, stet Limerick,
whose fights lave been paid by the got•
*remelt' .
In Ireland the oreaniz-tion of ebbs ))s
proceeding to an amazing degree. In Duti-
lin close it 1s stated that there are forty
clubs each consisting of :400 members, mak-
in: ale aggregate of 11.000 men who are
aceodorned to assemble st least once a week,
for the avowed purpose of being trained and
discip4ned. The county of Dublin is about
to be organized in tbo same way, and some
of time Old Irish party are taking an active
part In this tntivereent. In the provinces,
under tete influence of Confederates from
Dubh, the club movement is rapidly pro-
gresling. and a great monster meeting, in
favour aft repeal, i" about to he held in
Derry, at a high the leaders oral! the variohs
section. of repeal re are invited le attend.
'The ,':olyai anJ other confederateueo'ale
t
hive, wihin the lest 4e41 days; tietiiiiera
liar more daring tone.
The veteran barrister. Mr. Rob't Hahne.,
has resigned his henchship in canergience
elf that learned body having refused the ad-
mission of Dr. Gray and Mr. Joseph T.
Dully oo account of their repeal opinions.
Tia Srartes Feiu Calmer Reseavaa.
—Public opinion is every day assuming a
more distinct and definite shape on this mob -
• t. The Episcopal and New Connexiotr'
Methodists, the Fr. e Church ao,l United
Secession Presbyterians, the Congrega-
tionalists 'and Il.pttats, have all a gmled
their inlenrion to decline participating .n
any share of the Clergy "Reveres funds ;
and must of them have ado, ted Addresses to
the (lead of the Goeerntucot explanatory of
their views. and offering suggestions as, to
the future disposal of there funds. Some
have euggested that the surplus tette on
hand he given to the Bible Society. Oth-
er. That the entire revenue from the re-
serves be devoted to the purposes of gen-
eral education. This wan formerly the fa-
vorite measure in Upper Canada, and there
to nut much doubt but that it would .1.11
meet the concurrence of the above named
denominations, as well as of all the minor
sects in tho Province. On the other bared
we take it for granted that the Clergy in
connexion with the Churches of England
a d Scotland, a' leaet, and probably the
C.ith..lic Ciergy also, will hold un like vita
death to the port:tea which have Imes al-
lotted tines, and eppoae their beieg iliened
to common school purposes. .Thee, ri}iop
taken by the tVe.leyan'(,.on.feretice. .601
yet; tranepire•l. We prettfote, a er,
m
that a great ajority of 'tlt0 -Mt ba 9,ip.
would be in favor of devoting these fetish. to
educati,inal purposes.
if we aro not greatly mistaken in the
signs of the time., the.vthtole question of
religiuu+ grants will ere king become than
great question of the daf—a test queetton,
if you please—upon which the people in
their individual Capacity will have to pass
jugment. It will be a fierce if mol doubtful
struggle whenever it duse eons.. We need
scarcely est .bat etfr predilections are in
favor of the voluntary principle.—Tictua
Sen.
ANOTHER MURDER AT MONTREAL.—A
corporal of the 19th regiment stationed at
Montreal was shot by a private of the same
regiment on Wednesday morning. The
• name of the deceased was Fitzgerald; of
the murderer, Jones. Tho former had
threatened to report Jones for insolent be
havior. The shot wee fired when Fitzge-
rald's back was to the a in. Death
was ie.tAntaneous. The Coroner's jury
found a verdict of willful murder. The de-
ceapera, who was a kind-hearted. man and
.much respected, had pnrchawed lie die
-
(barge amt was to leave lits regiment on
the lull"Wtng day. Jones appears to have
' hem a iutorrously bad character and a
habitual drunkard.
EAle
fA!ITS
.--The io'al set.ther of *mi-
grants arrived to New Brunswick this year,
to 30th Jose, amount* of 3,1811. W these,
MI leaded at outpour., the rernsu.der at St.
John. Toe stales were 1,092, female*
),b76. This de••h• on the voyage smuot-
ed to 47, chutflv ct.tllren. The deaths on
Patrdge 1 -*sad have been 0. The Princes-
nloyal, !tori Cork, arrived at- St. John on
the Sri iri.tent, sob 119 passengers all
well and clean. Fwar utter veseele, with
as aggregate of 36.7, panseng' re, are ooeon
the ruyasu mal,—(embus C .'zeUe.
Lew 'atcrmcrew code of precis -
dere, making a clean sweep of atl tt,e e1d
forma ams teci.n,csl*,ti.•s of practice, was
ed•'ptsd at the !ret ee.,on of the llIsw
York Legesletere, and came into operetta.
0oa iA. instant, e New York flee
says,the
" much to the regret of 300 pett.fng
gersin this sty, alto have heretofore 1, van
by dm.covefirlC mu.mpelt words, 1,9 with,tpt
Teti, ant suet tike petty trreg'rtarftiee in
legal forme, or, as their prefeeuton to a tno-
r..usly teamed, C'iantl.er Pract,ee. Under
the alta verde torr Tenant ears their met
'/y1t•y' new to mnn:sing shout the City
•ad mesee to lin comforted, great
e ieber •,f lh re a itl migrate' westward, mad
the remainder will here to go to work —
Tb*rs le en other enure*. They cannot
:jeep order the reformed practice."
Awns'. or racTI er I•ressene Aacs.—We
deeply regret to be obliged to record yet
auutber lactance of the !sal ceesequewce
resulting from the u« of letua.catang
,risks. On munday memoir tan', duties
the temporary sheence of Mr. Crawford, el
tine 'ten nship Irani his 'egoism.. 4
hie chMdrw having fogada pg of
to ih, bogee,pertoab of the armee ee tq in etre
gna$lities ss to Mull le 114 death a1 both
of them un thiatullewaes try. An 1MyOs4
was yesterday hold un lb* bodies, riff
ratchet w accordaove with the rircumatanee
tett'. aril. The u.elaneholy fact should
prove a warning tp patents elm aH la
the habil of keepte the poisonous article
.ii their houses. Cunuusat leuuW be super-
tluuue. -- tiiaacve Advocate.
met with aten sympathy ter rya trtebeeibty.—
Hoosier, we avast )rat ap•t•ipall lit the cos-
d«t et the 17awrwseau is title ease, by rewrit-
ten the pederit.l amtiarrat et Geldodth, that
" Ems Yen fishanslaset odds."
W. ma .moil! 414fr ibiritialos ohm the,
Taff hese .d aN Te4 -d flet-Weldese ham
biased Mr. Isere. tiillashfweritm.4sme 1. this
mtase, as wee** haadie bakes air MP al
ah gualib.d to httM Me diet from !thigh Mr. Mime* sone wealthgad f .kiuo. A few ant -
was diswuosd, would make such a pro- liars worth of wealth has bees cu•sahred hill
treated exhibit's* of bio sws silliness, eaerpt he vitae ter • Lamm life. A man 1.114.1 his wealth
had rowed awns eosrrol a pdtao, folly. We aeJ with it his aa.diog f. twkty, w better be
ar aw ewilr aV tsiy meek see bee Mr. Ferree oat of the world than out of tjte fasbiva," and
elgw•d say rsMes, w•hp th. earemamt shield ups the faith el ilea saying the .ars Pampa out
here dismissed loo .sd the tra-ta on• of aM woo life in deemed wosttd
rewards clay. Niemen' area err u peen
raj
rola' tad (wawa, awhile wly s.. is is pound'
jt knowledge awl tura. ; t►e ....t.,. ate
pvrraoat d *Cleated by the cwt law ; the
alellyary ems let actuated Weer low ef Noers.—
f1M'M. fM . theses,, ttyg45. a. akdge, *ad
thei+at!y Gad swallow -
fJ by On • Iiir<. 1-t wait ask tate u-
oomparaW. iosigatAueym,,p5,. OW** 1. U..
INQuttar.—An lrque,t was held last Fri-
day, un the hotly of Wm. McGee, boat -buil -
ler. The decease,/ had reseed for a come
durable time near to Dr. Rees s wharf, and
had full etnployo'ent air h r humin," which
he thorot.ghly underrtnnd. Unfortunately,
however, Ms habit. of drinking Frequently
caused delirium tremens, and to obviate
thistle was cumpeileJ to take large doresridm
of laudanum. On Fay urnung, tiro gh
mune ne untoward cueu,u..tar ce, he took a
much larger quantity than usual, and death
waw the ferule Verdict accordingly. 11e
has left a wife and young family in the ut-
most poverty, though has power* a a work -
I
, et idle q wiener
mesa. talked by biro sad hie defenders about riches ; red thousands of suicides result flour this
'• Woes Psectiae,"just riemudm east ear gird- error is puyular apevies- That eteel,tosity d
father, who mtiat•ined, lustily, that the tomo- hamar wicke]oess, called au army, eater. a
demise GI 6166 ieaeiag Mill wase Minims se- tossiry. bad the beteg engines of butchery are
« *rites m British Procne.. ter that Use farmers .purrs.: on, ami eacoaragel by their rick coin -
wed t. Wis.ew their grain with the wird of madders to skiver and slaughter men, women
irevideuar, when it phased Providence a blow aad children udiaerimit.ately. But the men a
it is at the barodeer, and when not, they either authority are clay men—they are men of proper -
waited with patience, or carried It ftp to the sup ty ; and hears the laws of property mast be pre -
M a hill *hers there wan alw.y. sam kind of served inviolate, theft/km, .hold etre of thew
wiled: Dear, Jean, delectable, seek -and -bell poor ignorant engines of destruction (who is pro-
pnjwdice- Tey tong. bag, reign 1 godaator pellet] on by his honest hoesunble eomstaader,
ed, w.l1 meauog, leading -shrug tgneeteee, is to murder the iaaoeot tsatbeee and their usena-
rapidly besteaieg to • dose, and • very few 1 micas little babies,) pt forth his bead and help
man might, without any difficulty, have en- ! year' hence Brttrei prectus will lust result from himself to • potties of the, property of the niur-
abled hem to attain, rut ugly independence, the rateltideowe b( the practicer. ; dcred—the Aoaoar,Us repeaters of the pllaat
but comparative a®uesce, bad it nut been
for 1' the accursed thing."—P.it. tut. It te at least evident that the Holluirtlua of i regiment would be stained by theft, sod 15,:,-
Praseription, raised by the Tory press, Ism oily !fore, the covetous deli■geent mut be shot like a
• very small, indirect release* to the diamirwl [dog in vindication of military glory ! : A lune
of Mr. Ferres. His " case " merely orcupiegley of 14 year* of age was la}sly strangled ■t
the place of ,Sime.-Morgm*'s Goat. It is a i Niagara; the law considered diet he was perfec iy
thing to ride oda Bat the reality is, a .ewly-taw I competent to take charge of his own lite, but if
seated mentos u( applying the Padlock. Tho the tame little boy bad violated the laws ofegui-
Tories vibes is power always cheek popular 1 ty is • different direction, namely, ,f be had been
political nwvenwals by the •ppl cathoe of that: proptieter of a property and cantracte4 debt to
esivereei epretbe tilted the " Gagging B.11," the amount of that property, the law would at
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