The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25
The News By the Acadia.

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conyul>ion
. In DuLIin II T.. trro that r,o cl,l,. I,.,.o
dissolved. Tho r,oi.,r;,s L,,., r.,.,.,, ,,..~
fIcI In thc mast tr,,.t,y,.,,l,, ,,I... ,l,,..,r
beyond fine reach &c di,cnyr,o mn arm.
which some have determined u,r to ,,r.
render. are to he dp,irovcd nrr,,,ca,Iol .,,,.
I'll more rromi,iuo DAYS. hu, if +, n, ,so
south whore tl,r S,rpr,lr ,,i,l crp,,,n,,ro
From C1urnrl. Waterford. and ,rrmnrr,-
rs. there aprrar, 70 exist a ,,.ri, A. .,.i.,.
eycr 70 fine Government vL.rl. c,r,,r, Ia.
wc!lcd unless by a n;shrful cTi,ion or
blood.
The following is from the corrcsroudcrcc
Of the LONDON Chronicle. dated DuEliu.
July 2G:
Mfrq3ll lrrcI-Thc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Baagiee entered JAMESTOWN harlar Tins
morning, with Queens messenger. who
came express from London. with a copv cr
the act for su,pcnding the Iabca. Coiru,.
\ special train wa, at once provided. and a
messenger proceeded by raiload 70 deliver
the act tO tie Lord Licitcncut. The g1y-
eminent have determined oua considerable
numbered arrests. and il is stated ,l.. .o,,,a
persons not heretofore opculv c.uu4,..l
with the revolutionary movements. oIe IN
be taken up
Vt this hour ,l1 o'clorL) fine Attorney
General and Solicitor General are ,t The
Castle. and it ha, been arranged ,lattlr
warrant, are TO be issued this afternoon.
Mr. Smith O'Bricu and several other lead.
crs now ORGANISING fine clybs tn,,..,r0,,f
the country. are TO be taken into c,,.roJ,.
tonight: and If the qttcmrl, 10 arrest Them,
should not lead 20 an o,,i.brcrl, t.cy,,iII
be brought up 80 Dublin tomorrow.
TrouLlcuhc Nouh-Tlr account, from
the South, This morning. are really most a.
farming. The confederate leader, appear
To contemplate an instruction, and indeed
already they have gone little short oran ac-
tual outbreak. The decuc,t anxiety and
apprehension prevails.
Among the gentry and fine wcll.dispo>ed
Of all classes. gentlemen have come mn 70
make REPRESENTATIONS 10 t4e government Of
the state Of their district. aud recurring
arms for their tcnan,rv TO defend their ga
miles aud property against any ir>ugreu,
movements. Lord Taruhan from Cayap.
and magistrates from Wicklow. Meath. and
other Counties. have been in attendance at
the Castle to-day. The danger /, imminent.
but the Lord Lieutenant is well prepared.
and determined rromp,Iy 20 crush. If he.
cannot prevent any in>urrccrion. forced ON
by the men who are now cndcayo,iur to
produce a couvul,ion.
Iro0py -Troops are constant
~ arriving from England auI dcuor.inr for
the South, where the danger is uoturcs,inc.
At O'Clock to-day. a regiment of cavalry
received a sudden order for Kilkenny. \
troop Of the Sth lluS>arS. en- route from Cork
10 Ncwbridgc. ha, been ordered ta halt nj
Kilkenny, where il is TO be stationed for the
present. Four COMPANIES orthr S,h. which
landed this morning from England. march
ed direct Tor Kilkenny. The remainder of
the regiment on Us arrival here. pro.
coed to the same destination. Niar. carly
hour This morning, The troops Of the sab
lduCcrS with Two pieces at ordnance l,u
town for Dun,haugAiu. county Of Meath.
where Disturbances are arrrchruGrd.-Tu
police in thc ont stations I'm the disturbed
counties. who woull be comparatively