The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-25

pie thinking itself ategent be sfectuslly kept In
ordsr-ths 70 the priocple that com 'nes Heeoo" ana
The meeting Of Moudsy may not be attempted and II
d.nr. ~. hops .ay tbs, IL viii not be attempted We
do mot give tn, inch credit and therefore we n y
no, improb.bl. that the stsmp, will he made end At all
event. a 1, best 70 be prepared whsev-r my hap
pen Danger Of ssri consequences 70 the
there i. nom or danger beyond oc< III nults aud part
culsr ,n,rs These latter however ought to be guard
ed against ard Danger apsrt the attempt to muster the
hiy employed win great beneht to others both
within and without our soveregn's dominions In Lon.
don II on Monday chasngsd to the cout-st, we shall
bs fighting the battle order for Ireland and for many
country beside More than this, We shall be Sighting
the battle constitutional freedom everywhere, bv prov
log that the people who In tbs highest degree enjoy the
blessing Of egulatef liberty tn most zealoue cham
~. Is the strongest possible government upon all those
occasions upon which It is wise aud law u fer govern
The present ministers have indeed peculiar difcul-
contend with arising out OF their conduct in
opposition. Though NOT their advocates gene.
rally we must however say that these din cntie. are
uDjusty aggravated by oil who assume that their
ministers must be strictly regulated by their
former conduct opposition That which might
well b-ootae He pi e'tion would not become Alexander
The funetions OF ministry and an opposition are not
Insrsly dieereut, but opposite mins ~ In charged
with the yndc alton of the lswssu opposition as ts
name imports, Is commissioned II not 10 oppose IN
laws at least TO oppose any spproach 10 xces
rh. part of those he vind,ests hsIa Tos wing OPP
poSop usy have 20 ths lerg OF fsctionsn're Ia
this but s not for who bare 60 often hso
20 complain thar the psrty which 1t - our pIlde TO
serve, not fa,ou enough to osnle them or 10 con
ed thst tbe def.ncs OF the hester or Contar meet
logs conyi,ss Of any distoooraole inconsistency the
ninis.rrs who would put down the meeting at k-npng
ton We repeat it, tho uncOns of minister, and an
onno.to,t are contradictory even in the same etstA
OF airs hey havs difcrsnt clients The laws
and Of tho country are the clients of the
tn real maginary grievances of the people
the clients OF the other.
Bue who will say that the condition Of tie empire IL
the lko the rsme, that 1t was in 1919 or ls4s
In .tner of the yeare quotso there examples of
uccessul rsb.ions abroad to encourage traitors ct
home Ia the FIST Of these years the rebel parliament
h..t and ha
had not At least yet declared war; though long preparing
Tor It,
inssrgenis ia Loisd,n nay of prolonged conte1-
pouid ,usiie dsnse' fus in mary paris Of
GreatB The streets Of many Of the gre,
tonnsot TecnS 10 rra oith blood; ,ph.reas he promp
and eis,pe supp-sssion y ne attempted tropostan
th sehae Rasd for y.qrs it is this that il
our opinion attaches so mucn 'mpotsnce to the crisis
apd that Distinguishes 1t from sit former crises
As the to be proposed, hope that every
w,-dsposrd in the metropolis, either has been or
before night will have been, sworn In spe-
cial constable The number is already prodgious but
hope that record OF it is preserved in authentic
form and that wi BE- made public The effect of such
record must be IL lusbls in every aspect.
sic George Grey, will be has given notice of
bill For the better security Of tbs crown and govern
mrn the Unit-d Kingdom to be taken into conside
ration this evening before the orders OF the day has
the degree Of felony which
Ireland regards misdemesnors thouah these prsc
are not aware of any such difference between the laws
of he TIVE countries and We believe that none such ex
Be this however, as it may, hope that Sir George
Grey's bill msy have wider range and higher Objects
treason and as siuent treason too by the
copspirstors Of John street Fl square, by the
hereafter felons why not the former now In Gus
tody as felonB?
do not expect much good from new statutes; but
.lsre is to be statute, let 1t be for the more
prompt trial of traitors and for the trying Of them
W. ere within the uotsd kingdom that the S.oTn may
Corpus Act universal dissrming act are the legal
for which the county calls These acts, sup
ported by calling the loyal yeon,apry, will be SUN
cient for purpose The calling out OF the loyal yeo
manry would sppcsr be In from the fol-
lowing statement of the unfrtsndly Dublin Freeman's
Jou' nal The call has been made In the place just
where such call ought to be dir. it has been made
upon the elite Of the young gentry OF lrelsnd-the
students OF the Untversty:-
The students of Trinity College were yesterday being
TILED 70 PC a. f Defs
College treslde. book, which thoe
" s. aud s' a
81 names are aessy n,f5ssi Dog the iou.s
eaeei The aud ad,te.snx III. pe.,dny fellow re-
wh.lsupon Mr. ,allwiy that h,
Of The Uni s,.y to n.er be his his name on S he
ter as beng in r.. .5 aga rs, The
yir. Poole, asked was 20. the r,sh. Of eve
c.S ont As eey
arpng why .h NOT the osh.r N. Galway replied ,ha,
he s"1 . w 90 S
Ssfo'
and Ih.t At all evens he coHaldeed highV 10 Stn
est s: S:s
@ ss. F
s Ss sus . the Sir
wd scSoush Iees,ysS b, E.s.l.ns' command: TO enrol
going on at The Dublin ocie,y Room duiy
70 m 1ne EHs sa na The Old a b,
bsea again And by whom let the for esons fact:
bsin. asen BIN he foul conspiracy to IL
protect lie from III. slight
vot.d heads the tastls.amed oanssmen and The imported
Tne University will doubtless furnish g regiment Of
tn thousand men in the very flower of military
age, and suim.ted by the highsst Spirits regiment
which IL will be impossibl. to match any where but in
the sister universities Ct this island IS firm
UctsOn int such regiment prop r!y employ WOULD
hare saped Paris V.erns or bef In rom revoiation
The Present Military Fore. OF Great Britain
From the London Standard, April
TIE principal debate in tn House of Commons, that
the army estimates, brought out some interesting
facts. The whole military force exclusive Of the regi-
Inents In the East Indies that is the whole military
fore. for vhicb th. country has TO pay amounts in
round numbers Ia 600 officers and men under
ths,e ss nearly as may be, half In the United
Kingdom viz about 10000 in Great Britain, and about
900 in Ireland the garrison of
widely dispersed colonies In the present
state OF Europe who appreciates our position v
protection the king dom but Independently of this
condensation II is surely not unreasonable that the
poruuitiss of revsog their native country their
friends opportunities which be afforded only by
keeping tbs hons army on a respectable footing.
Affairs In EDgland.
The following is taken from u London letter of the
18th instant -:
London ia at this moment ia very sgitated state.
is takisg about the movements of the Chart
ists The government AN assured, ie making extra
ordinary military preparations The immense stock Of
guns pistols and swords which have been kept at the
fowsr yesterday distributed al over the metro
potts Ths Bank Custom House, Exchange Post Office,
somsrset House Guilibsll, Museum the Paacee, and
other public buildings filed with thcss weapons Of
Several regiments Of troops are ordered imme-
dstely London aud soldiers be distributed at
various points having bail cartridges Ia abundance
These precautions taken to prevent any disturb
snces Monday next the day sppoine for Chartist
m Krup NO on n yariouflv eEti