New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
EiIcc, Of the French Revolution In Ireland and
Scotland.

An address OF congratuston to the French PEG.
pie was agreed to by the Committee o. the hePeaI
Association, who held an open meeting on the oth'
the Lord Mayor presiding. The attendance was
immense, anticipating a reference TO the French
Revelation. The new Repeal iournal-1he Cnned
frishmdR-contains extraordinary articles inviting
the people to arms, and showing how barricades
can be erected and also how Telegraphs can be
DESTROYED, Railroads torn up aud city street WI
fare carried on. Its editors ask those men VINO
have not guns or pistols TO sell their garments anu
purchase The excitement produced IN ireland
has been intense
The Address to the Irish People was agreed on
which thus concluded We are ready to forget
party injuries for the sake OF our country IN her
service humiliation, danger, sacrifice or death are
welcome where required. Whoever LEADS we iol
low-insisting that we march forward, though
graves were to yawn and gibbets to span across
our path" Resolutions expressive OF desire TO
forget differences aud to unite with all repealers
were brought forward and unanimously adopted
Mr. John O'Connell issued an address to The people
exhortiDg them against being led astray oy design
ing demagogues on the approaching denonsTatiOb
preaching Peace and Moral force.
The Country Corporations have voted addresses
Examinations have taken place, with bonhres and
rejoiciags. General meetings are TO take place IN
every Parish-some were convened Tor the l'th
March st. Patrick's Day.
monster meeting was to have been held In
~ wearing side arms in the streets. All the mill
tary officers on leave ordered to join their corps
meeting of the citizens of Dublin was to have
been held on the same day, March H. Mitchell
Republican and Revolutionist, was voted Member
of the Committee by scclamation
A special meeting of the Repeal Confederation
was held: VIM. Smith q Brien attended 70 take
immediate action ON the glorious news from France.
A rRmOr ras preraieRt "a Dublin, on the 9Th, that
the Privy Council had decided in suppresslng or
,.h Irala nd
On the 7Lh, no proclamation had been issued up
10 that day II was daily looked for.
Cheers for the revolution al Edinburgh on the
5th inst. Serious riot. crowd assembled ana
demolished houses, thence marched through the
streets smashed over 7 900 lamps. Dragons and
local pensioners dispersed the mob cutting OIL one
mans nose hacking anothers leg.
Cheers for the French Republic in every quarter.
Republican Movements In Prussia.
The extraordinary supplement OF hofHesehe Zti-
lung iCoogne Gasetfe Of the 4rh inst brings intel
lgence that while the Council were sitting the pre-
vious night in the Town Hall, rlotous crowd
gathered in front, loudly demanding that the mem
bers. in the name OF the people should claim the
following rights
ist That the people should make their own laws and
he their own that there Should be uover'N
snarsxs and that s should be eligible both for Office 10
the Commune and 10 the STATE
"a Absolute liberty Of the Press and Of speech
81 The abolition Of standing armies The general arm
ing Of the people and the election Of ohse oy the PeS
pie themselves
5th Protection for tho working classes, securing tbs
maintenance Of all. 80, A.. ..t,a...
Trooos were sent for, and soon arrived ~ I'm
no.iog numbers The crowd was dispersed and
Inc riogleaders arrested. The demands OF the poo
pie wers then printed circulars, which were
distributed among all assemblsges
The Governor Of the Rhine, la the province Oh