Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-09

/
tain and not remote restoration Of the IRISH
| Parliament"
/ Arrest Of WCannelI and Eight Others
Il MIR. O'Connell, and his son, Mr.. }. O'Con.
nell, were arrested, on Saturday, Oct, II,
| upon warrants issped by Judge Burton, on in.
formation sworn before him on the day pre-.
ylous. An announcemcn To this effect hav-
ing been made in the Dubn Evening Mail,
Of the preceding evening, very great excite
Inent was caused, aud hundrt DIS were assem-.
bled about the head police office. making
anxious inquiries. The parties on duty there,
however, replied that they knew nothing On
the subject.
H Mr.. O'Conncll remained at his house, in
Menion Square, aud, having received the
sacrament, was waited upon. at half past
nine, by Mr.. kemmiss, the crown solicitor
who informed hm that information had been
lodged, aud warrants issued against him and
his son, who was at The sam. time with HIM
and requested to know az what hour he would
attend, with bai at Judge Burton's chambers
The hour fixed was three o'clock; and, shortly
before that TIM, Mr.. 0'Conncll, Mr.. John
O'Conncll, with Mr.. CoTpellps M'Loughlin
and Mr.. Jeremiah Dunno, arrived a, Judge
Burtons house. A few other friends subse-
qnently nrri, but the proceedings were
altogether of very private nature.
i Mr.. OConncll having called on the crown
N,lciior for copies Of The information, which
were refused. his solicitor delivered in u de.
mand to be supplied with the same. Mr.
! lO'Connell then requested to see the informa
iion on which the warrant was used and
having cOolly read il over, said he was ready
TO give The bail required, and entered into
recognlzances, himself in $1,000, and Mr.
Dunno in ti00 each, to answer u charge ol
conspiracy aud n,lsdcmGanor on The first day
Of the term. Mr.. John l'CoDuell having
done the same the gentlemen being bal! IN
both cases. the crown solicitor gave To each
| The copies Of the information required, which
he said he could not before, ns the bail was
not then perfected. The parties then retired
Il Mr.. OConnell immediately caused the fol
lowing address TO be issued -
/ "TO TIE PEOPLE OF IRELAND.
\ beloved fellow. coun,rymcn IL announce
TO You that which you will hear from other
| quarters, namely, that | have thus day given
bail to answer to a charge Of conspiracy and
other misdcmcanors,' the first day Of ncXl
! term. ] make this announcement IN order Ia
! cOnlure the people, one and all, 10 observe the
strctcst and most perfect tranquility. Any
at,cmP, to disturb the public peace may be
I most disastrous certainly, would be crlmna
aud mschicvous.
"Auend then, my beloved countrymcn, ,t
! me.
"Be not tempted by anybody to break tho
! peace, to violate the law, or to be gl''lty %
any tumuIt or disturbance. The slighlcs
crime against order or the public peace ma,
ruin our beautiful aud otherwise trumphan
cause.
III If you WILL during this crisis, follow m,
advice, and act MS cntreat you to do, patient
quietly, and legally, think can pledge my
, self to you that the period is not far dlslan
{ when our revcrcd Sovereign will open tn,
Irish Parliament in College Green.
| avery attempt of our enemies to disturb
! the progress of Repeal hitherto has had
dircc, contrary effect. This attempt will ais
! fail. unless i, be assisted by any mlsconduc
OF the part Of the people.
4 "Be Tranquil, then, and we shall be triumph
r amt have the honour To be, your ever faith
, ful servant, DANIEL OCoNNELL.
Il "Merrion Square, Oct Ia, lSi3."
,ll II appc&s that the arrests are TO have
: very wide scope. including editors Of Journals
and the gentlemen connected with the worl
0 ing Of the association. The magistrates wcr
$ instructed by the government 20 remain i
e their Offices ill they received inlins,ion iroI
4 the Castle that their attendance was no loI
d ger required.
: We copy the following from fourth ed
ton Of the Dublin Walton -
nj "NATroN OFFICE, Five O'clock.
n "We have just received a list Of the pa
q ties against whom warrants are issued
J. They are as follows:
+ "For attendance at the Mullaghmas, Nee
ing-D O'Connell, NJ. r., Il. NJ. Ray. ID
). Gray. Thomas Steele.
For attendance at the dinner otter III
meeing--Daniol OConncll, M. r., job
OConnell, NJ r.. DR.. Gray, Il. NJ. Ra
Thomas Steele, X. Barrett.
For taking part IN the proceedings Of III
Associo,ion-D. O'ConnclI. John OCoune
NJ. r., Rev. Mr.. Tyrcll, f.nsk, Rev. Mr.. Tie
ney. Clon,lbr'i,, Monaghan, Charles Gava
Duffy, X. Barrett, Thomas Steele, y. NJ. Ra
DR.. Gray.
u "Two inspectors OF police have Just wait,
d upon Mr. Duffy tn put him under arrest, al
;, make arrangements for receiving bail"
II wns generally believed, that warran
= were To be immediately ISSUED against u
q, Right Rev. DR.. Higgins, the Most Rev. u
l. M'Ilslc, and Lord French.
The aggressive move on the part of N
Government produced Sunday mrcting
y ilalstun Green. which was attended by N
III Aidctluau Efacc. Mr. Iuhn nc ,pueu Al