Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

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camp has been formed IN the Phoenix Park
Dublin. Several additional regiments, with an ell
tecve force OF artillery have been poured into Ire
land and our own town. where SO many Irish are
located, who have not escaped The diSahtctlon mas
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down spirit oil rebellion, when was beginning 10
manifest itself. The ample civil and military ma
snres adopted must, however, suppress any mad at
tempt 10 disturb the peace OF our town. he LORD
Lieutenant mas issued laTiher Proci'ha''oh Placihs
the CITY and County OF Kilkenny, ana lhe remaining
portions OF the counties Cork and w aterioru uhdcr
the provisions OF the crime repression act. Large
quantities OF arms are SAID to have been removed
from Dublin. special express arrived al Liver
pool al noon, 29th, from Dublin when represented II
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From The London Chronicle Of Jly2'.
1t is remarkable, that Notwithstanding III vast
anount Of passive djsoyaltv which exists in ireland,
the actuaI excitement of the more dangerous charac
tiers is very much less widely dinuscd than might
have been expected The West and North
paratyely free from the contagon, though for very
different reasons, The accounts which were rcceiv-
cd from, K,rrv Glare and nearly the whole of Com
naupbt are favorable as regards pres ent tranquility,
and tho annor.,t absence of excitement among the
nronIp In these counties the u ,ope are more prm-
hive more subject TO the influence of their clergy,
which is NJ present exerted to prevent rebellion, and
more affected bv the physical depression of extreme
distress The organization of the clubs has in very
Sha,non" nor have we heard, except in Galway, of
any nrrnarotions being made for Instruction;
tanIv no alarm is felt among the gentry Ulster is
safe The demonstration OF loyalty and Of physical
force made BY the Orangtmen on the 18th July has
precluded the probability of any general outbreak IN
that province. We do not expect even partial rls-
inc there.
In the Northern and Midland Counties of Leinster
tho ease ia different: the people are an energetic
d.torm;,oJ race the descendants of the English of
ii o,t;roI,, yeII off and The great ma
-, on,,n C,tboI;cS Their character and organ
?za,;on render them less prone 10 the wild excite
"mt If tho C.Itic Soptb. but thew are thoroughly
anti; Eno;sb in feeling and would be sure t. rise If
,hr, satr . chance Of Success. Accordingly, though
NOT ;mm.diatrIv mrnaced. we should not be at all
surprised on hearing of movements in Louth Meath,
Wast M.atb and even Dublin and Wicklow. On
,ho 'hoie howrvcr ther. seems reason TO suppose
that At ftst the insnrrpction will be confined to six
or seven counties, namely: Cork, Waterford Lime
r;ol, T;nnnrar,. and Kings Nothing that we have
hoard rvs ne reason TO apprchcnd that it ought to
ho n;,,ar d;ti;cnIt or tedious matter to deal with
IT, ,,n too mnnaced provinces there are nearly
70 600 troops and 5000 constabulary; and notwith
s'' , o., -, Ill frht nc VIII rs the former
0 I'll" o,her Hand The rrb,ls cannot muster even al
on .'e U,u' nr armed m,n and among them there