The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-03 00:00:00

IRELAND.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPa)
DUBLIN, FRIDAY EvArtiN6%.
The Irish Confederation have published an addre.;
signed by Smith O'Brien, declaring that the F3rl„
is rapidly approaching when armed resistance
e'd
the oppression of his country will become a sl °to
obligation, and advising to prepare at once foi
protection of their invaded liberties. The ad 'OB
adds, " Learn to contemplate calmly and final, ,t
chances of a final struggle, and prepare for , 14"
struggle."

WEST INDIA MAILS. „12.601
SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY MORNING.--The
Mail Steam-packet Company's ship Severn, C:11,1)01
Vincent, has just arrived here, after an extraorom4
quick passage, from St. Thomas. She brings 1"
.pt uskil
West India mails in charge of Lieutenant Kiddie,-
Admiralty agent.
Her dates are—St. Jago de Cuba, May st"
'
Guayra, 7th; Jamaica, Bth; Jacmel, 10th; r uerto qb;
12th; Demerara, 6th; Tobago, Bth; Triniclia4Ls
Barbadoes, 10th; Grenada " St Vincent, 9t—e;os•

- tith;
Lucia, 10th; Martinique, 11th; Dominique, lii!)",,j,:; rih
daloupe, 11th; Antigua, 12th; Montserrat, 12th; 50
12th; St. Kitt's, 12th; Tortola, 12th; St. Thouiest
Fay al, 27th. 'll
The Severn also brings South American ni,e3 501
Coquimbo, March 31 ; Iluasco, April 1 !„' 11 .501
April 1 ; Cobija, April 3 ; Valparaiso, Daarecell„i*
Iquique, April 4 ; Arica, April 5 ; Islay, 6th I el/
13th ; Parts, 16th ; Guyaqul, 17th ; Bual-re
21st ; Panama, 23d. and. 01
The Severn has sixty-eight cabin passengers, o
following on freight :-107,000 dollars on °lf !le le 0,1
account, 23,7401. in silver bars, 9,466 os- of °00111,,'" .1
packages platina, 190 casks coffee, 36 bales set 'be ►
194 bales indigo, and 50 packages sundries. ove;
vern has had fine weather on her voyage "me' tog f‘
on a former occasion, has arrived at Soutban3P
days before her mails are due at the Post-office.reiiio
By the Severn we have received our usual o:thrteilvit,effs'
dente and files of West India papers, and rest
improvement is yet perceptible in the state °f ot,
India colonies.
The markets for produce were in a very b,tlL'ars
Kingston, Jamaica, when the packet left. Fey
entertained that matters, instead of improving! irtv
worse after the present crops were gathered I°.• 0 fit
is little change to report in the various qe°t3tlOuts° I;
Cordova's Intelliyencer. Exchange on London, eoios
"
sary's bills, 30 days, not under per cent Prilaele PI.
Colonial Bank, 90 days, 1 per cent. premien' per
and Jamaica Bank, 90 days, psr ; 60 dart "
131
premium :30 days, 1 per cent. premium. be
Jamaica was suffering from want of rain. "---of s
generally were very healthy, with the eXcePti°° ~ (24
cases of lever at Barbadoes. bag tart{tO°
General Santa Anna and his youthful bride ~,fejeg
at Jamaica, and taken up their residence at , ids
House, near Kingston. of 00
The Severn brings more full intellielc° cool ce
recent insurrection in Hayti. A ferl°l36 rrij
took place on the 23d April, at Port 61:
between the insurgents and the Governrott,
which terminated in the defeat of the f°14°34,-eeell';'els,
dreadful scenes are said to have afteriver"- °lifts,' 40
and the troops were permitted full license 11%010'10r
people of colour. For days afterward not 3hoitgrfilyo
inhabitant could walk the streets 111°° 13- °
W 1 who o
mediately assassinated by the troops. 0003 ,b,'
and French Consuls had afforded every 1118pgiir
they could, and their houses were auricle.; 3 at -id
sense of a British man-of-war was severely
au Prince. The condition of St. Domingo 1,3 a Opt
deplorable one. We learn that disturbances'44o2oste7ti°
rections were occurring in all directions. 00'
charged with dispatches from the French td'ah"- e ,
au Prince to the French Republic has come -°°3.
Severn. of Altol,
General Flores was at Panama on the 26th Col')oci'
He was kindly received by the inhabitants'gret, oef
Wright, his Aide •de-Camp, landed et C,l;:ortsdel
proceeded to Panama to meet him. It ices re fo
pi
were about to raise troops and procure ve 0
Pe Or 1
expedition. d§ ~f
On the 10th of May,, when the Royal,. -e 1,10-010,
. •
packet Company's'ship Conway arrived a th 0, stl
Martinique and Guadeloupe with the Ent°Peeale°oil''
the negroes were assembled, expecting tne!,rb Coteo ,
tion. A French frigate was expected out wi'volpsfoil,
sioners. Her Majesty's ship Asia arrived WO
Col 14e
on the 3d of April from England. The hip -re
80, the steam-frigate Sampson, and store-s
were at Valparaiso on the 30th of March-

where
hc
eathedas himselft ~..
CATLIN ----- - ATI(
ted ian
....nMr. Catlin, whose exhibitions of North A 0" tt
'S EXHIBITIL,- :no"
inodwutnlos some years ago excited great jetepl:ll-o,4'!'
Waterloo-apiliatche; i;teeesp
room with ntri, 0
curiosities he brow up
ht from the Indian cm' .00, wit
all the portraits of ht
chiefs and iverri- ce"
a Ova '
representations of Indian scenes, such as w- „0, t.'
bearike dances,. religious ceremonies, buffalo 1111-.0i136,';
painted by him during a residence is the of elf 0
nes.;
yearsamong the Indian tribes for upwar' ilibito I
To say that this is an interesting es. tifs,°.
is saying: but little. Mr. Catlin's book, descrlPbot tv
the scenes he witnessed, is highly interestsng, a too
walk about that "ta, and be
him give his ' room of his along with hi villa kr
kind of peripatetic lecture, sv, all
7 ,
describes in his easy conversational stY4e dotes . ,
scenes represented, to hear his curious auec,.h. rele,
the
gimchiefs and their wives, his account of thlive're the
ceremonies, their political meetings, W Kea billiir
sacresd pipe of peace stands prepared to be Poi,
~
one puff if their meeting terminates atuic:.so.,§ 54,11
.account of their mode of living, their lutirtlife',„'2)
is fascinating to a degree, and highly instsaihe for
as Mr. Catlin justly observed in his remark9,',,, es
Indian is fast vanishing from the face future1" sr,'
and has no historian to tell his tale toA as -
Mr. Catlin himself, however, may be cite'o,olo,
faithful historian of the manners auamcv Ode' '
of the red man, and we can 567'd 135 1.
that we never passed a , more interestle! gre°/,
than that we spent under the charm of the o
American traveller. Another important eget.%
the exhibition is his model of the Falls of ;.`1 forsi',... '
This took him upwards of a twelvemonth 100iedli;
three months of that time having been c'echtlei fsl'o
surveying that part of the country where t _f 9
are situated. The model is in the proportitivs deg
feet to an inch, and is perfectly accurate. PII gift°,
scription of this wonderful work of nature' jsit°,
with the model before him, quite
carries the ,sdjOlb
af cry.; tbe
to the spot without the trouble and expense - of 0
the Atlantic, and gives a far more correct id! Tl].
Falls of Niagara than any engraving can give'iin,lls
exhibition has just opened, but Mr. Cnitir,ol,sl
been already visited by many of the n°"l„,pot ,:,/
those eminent in literature and art, and it c""trtic?'
to become one of the most popular and I's
fashionable lounges of the season.
----..—.---
0 ThAtii::4'.
SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES."'" 110,,,110
day the judges arranged the summer circuits. re-so •
—Lord Denman and Justice Patteson /' fr 31300,0
Chief Baron and Justice Coltman ; Oit°r",r,ol,'
Rolfe and Platt ; Norfolk—Baron Parke nu,4//ilia)
Maul©; Western—Justices Coleridge and -kali'
North " etas
Northern—Justices Creswell and Erie , •
„,,, i s.--.lli si
the Lord Chief Justice Wilde ; South iT 4.! toloa,r°
Wightman. Baron Alderson will reaisin I", its P" ,
vacation judge, and will sit daily his harnb6"
at e The ,
jcant's Inn. „ig g 9, •"''..; i ii,
SOUTH FRIDAY NIGHT, J.,---- ov-eil ,
auxiliary
SOUTHAMPTON,
screw steamer Free Trade hash n0t,50 woo
of
fom Oporto on the 27th ultimo. She brings. lb oce.A,
very fine oxen, all in good condition, t.,13,,i,c TS
sold by auction in Southampton. The 'l.-1 Tr"
brings no news of importance from port
• 0 iti,,t
quillity was undisturbed at Oporto. Trade whops '
very bad state, and there appeared to be no
Too
amendment. t pot •r#
Tom SIZELE.—We regret to state as , r of r,
Steele, Ireland's Pacificator, is lingering Ilig,°/, 000,9,
illness at Peel's Coffee-house, Fleet-street. -Li'tboat uo.
tunate gentleman will be removed to to
7‘iii, to b,:/e
lay, if he recover sufficient strength to ensbi!P;oo3edi of
the fatigue of the to journey. At present /118.1 e ost•
friends are under great apprehensions as P''
Olt °
his health. __ Last 0-;- boo
THE CHARTIST DISTURBANcss• hoe it
repetition of the disgraceful scenes that
rho its ,
enacted on Clerkenwell-green during the y:0110 per °:l,'„
was attempted by a gang of about 800 or I,`L,ivieleelnt 1
oaring to the PS, att '"'
of the lowest orders, but,
rangements made by the police authorities
T,
most signally failed. ,rie „ 1,,,e .1001
BOTANICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON--c_oniag e ser •
this society was held last v. John sne
meeting of d, s, /
society's rooms, 20, Bedford-street, Strttniodreetoto
nolds, Esq., treasurer, in the chair. % ted 5 bead °.
society's local secretary for Dublin, exhi i_ ,00
_f toe
collection of living specimens of Sasetragliflood 0.040,
umbrosa, from Kerry, with a new speei,es ptewbart '
brosa, discovered by him in Kerry in beP
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