New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-11

The born rex, blown a signal for departure,
and the procession moved on % bruree Arrived 10
That locality they surrounded the residence OF Mr. feth
ersOn Justice Of the Peace where they addressed
by that gentleman and Rev Mr. Ryan. On Mr. Fether
Gton presenting himself before the claor0us sssenbage
he interfC gated 5y several spokesmen. who cried
out Tor bread Mr. FetherstOn tod them that he 81
individual could no, take upon himself any responsible
~ beyond bis province. He would feel delighted % act
on All occasions IN concert with the gentlemen OF the
country and do all 10 his power 10 mitigate the wants Of
the poor lie wOBld feel Il duty imposed on him a.
magistrate 10 caution them sgsns breaking the peace
They all aware that the Poor Law provided
that the aoeOodied psupsr OF the country could enter
The workhOuse Of each union and the aged the nnrm
and the decrepit be supported BY outdoor relief.
Atths announcement the multitude protested against
the Poor Law. and svoved their determination not 10
starve while Mr. Fetnerton and others had plenty OF s
b1llOcks They seized on Mr.. Fethersons cattle and
drove them the premises Of Rev Mr. Massey rector)
whose stock they lessened by seven eight fat cows
and oulOcks without offering the least apology and pro-
ceeded with the captive animals 10 Rockh Along the
highway they fred several shots 10 the air. When the
cattle driven into the little hamlet Of Rockhi the
villagers sstounded at such a violent exhibition
and every farmer In the locality WAS spprehenslvs es
his own cattle light be taken. In the village OF Rock
hill which the occasion resembled fair oilive stock
the people we're again met by
Rev. Mr.. Ryan. who admonished them against their
lswess proceedings, and requested that they would
let the cattle go Instead Of acting the priests
eel they entered bis yard and invited themselves 20
his cattle The Rev gentleman followed the marauders
tor short distance beyond the village, Wnen they Al
length yielded 10 religion and moral duty. The priest
who had often before relieved their In the cabins
where famine and contsgon held their fatal dominion
was restored his property. The Rev gentleman OBJ
tanned his cattle and those of Mr. PetherstOn aud
the Rev. mr. Massy The sssemosge then separated Ia
pssoeshle manner
The Limerick Examiner gives the following brief
count OF the Bsllysgrsne meeting:
Another monster meeting has been held on this
day by the pesssnry in the village Of Baysgrane. Poor
Father Otlanagap parih priest was forced 10 yield up
bis potatoes 10 the multitude and 10 the OF few
moments he lost eight barrels After thanking Father
OFpsgan for setting the potatoes they next proceeded
10 Mr Drews reel fence Drewscourt and deprived that
gentleman of qusnty of~heat and carrots His sheep
they also took b Bayagrane but on second constera
ton sat them stlibsrty"
STATE or THE COUNTY or CLARE-" Nothing here
but the prospect OF most troublesome winter. Tho
whole country posted with notices not 70 bring corn 10
market on pain of death the guides well shoot
ing the horses. Some have been shot already, and a
very decent farmer a murdered within two miles Of
this Wednesday evening. because he had an eject
nent served for bis employer There never was such
harvest In Clare better potatoes and lair share OF
them. have very good, and fifteen rcks OF corn
made up on stands, which ] dare say will not be al
lowed 10 stir when price opens for both wheat and
oats Ia Spring the Terry Alt law 10 give II 10 the
people in the neiehborhood at their price and their
credit. 10 this not sweet country to live in, and
encouragement to any msH 10 till Z"
The LtmTick EIamiIcr says. DestiiutiOn OF an sp-
psng kind has again commenced on ths western coast
OF Clare, particularly In Midtown Malay We learn
from the parish priest of mlltown Malay. Rev Mr.
Mshon that nearly all the aboriug population OF bis
parish-whose existence even 10 the most plentiful
q very wretched one-Are without EN- ploymeDt.
Eight hundred families have 81 the present moment
any visible means OF support except By second digging
the potato fields for the purpose OF collecting scanty
meal, at which work they may be seen In groups Of one
two hundred"
ATTACK on THE WoRKHousE or RATHgEALE.-Yes.
terdsy monday about 800 men from the surrounding
parishes proceeded 10 the Rathkese Workhouse In 4
body sounding horns they went along. small par
~ of dragons called out TO prevent the Intended
attack the wOrkhOuse. conflict ensued, wbtn the
captain bad his split by stone the sergesntJ head
cut and privstes eye knocked out The dragons had
to retreat and the people assaulted the uorkhouse The
infantry and police then called out the Riot Act
read and the rioters dispersed after two msde
prisoners snd stabbed by the police The windows
OF the workhouse were all broken
MEETING OF THE RoxAS CATHOLIC HIERARCHY 90
DUBLIN. Oct. 1s-An extra convocation OF the 70
Catholic bishops, to be holden on the lsih instant
In pursuance Of summons issued by the primate has
given rise 10 various surmises and fpeculsous Among
the many conflicting rumors sfoat there IL one which
has gained some credence In quarters likely TO be well
informed upon such mstters. IL Is to the effect that
communication has been received by Archbishop Croy
announcing that negotiation is In progress, having Tor
its object the appointment OF sCardnalLegste, who 10
to reside in Eng land and who Ia 10 be- The medium OF
commune alton between the Court of St James and
the Vatican upon questions involving the governm entoi
the Roman Catholic Church In Great Britain and Ire
land 10 this office II Is added the Legste will be- hs
sisted by the experience of Archbishop Nicholson Gate
of Corfu who is to act 40 Secretary TO the Legation
WE srrr uroN TIE ENGLISH CHARIry-Cordislly,
eagerly. thankfully, We agree with the English Iims 10
this respectthere ought TO be no aims for ireland
Ills impuden proposal and ought to be rejected with
scorn and contumey We sick OF this eternal beg
gng II but voice In Ireland should be raised against
H. that voice shall be- To morrow tomorrow over
broad England, Scotland and Wales, the people who
devour substance from year TO year are TO offer up
their cantng sgivngs for abundant harvest
and 10 fling certain crumbs and crus OF II for charity
Now # any church going Englishmsn will hesrken 70
u.s. If may be supposed In any degree TO speak Tor
our countrymeD, We put up our petition thus; heep
your aims ye csntng robbersbutton your pockets upon
the Irish plumber that Ia In them-and let the begging
box pass on. Neither As loans aims will we take
that which 10 We spit upon the benevolence
that robs US OF pound and filings back penny In chart
IT, Contribute now If you will-ihese will be your
thanks Nation.