Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05
lRELANR.
The Tribune's Secret CIreular.


The New York Tribune ofthe 21s,
contains the secret correspondence in re.
latiOn TO battle berweentbe Irish people
and the troops at Slivenan. After stating
the substance contained in the telegraph.
&c despatch. that Gen. Mcdonald and six
thousand British troops had heen killed
by the people, the letter continues:
-AAihe- people coming in on the rail
road are cautioned aud commanded not
To tell The news. When the cars arrive
thousands of The Dublin people are wait,
ing for the intelligence. The police drive
away those who are Seen asking ques
ons. Why all this care of the govern
ment 10 prevent the spread ofinteIligence.
unless il be that something has happened
which they want kept as a secret? If
they had obtained a victory they would
be very apt TO LEI US know it.
We are informed that the I'd Bluffs Ia
regiment Of Infantry turned and fought
'c'th the people. The Slst regiment, at
AthlOne, have also declared for the people
and two regiments have been sent TO dis.
arm them
The mountain of Slivenan is almost in.
accessible. There is hat one erproach
To II. II is said to be we'll supplied with
provisions. II was a glorious place tor
our noble Smith O'Brien To select. Il is
said he has sixty thousand men around
him, ammunition and cannon. In 81,
the rebels could not ba taken from SIi.
venan, until they chose to come out them
selves.
A lady who came to town yesterday.
and who had passed the srene of battle,
said that for three miles the stencil arts
ing from the dead men and horses was
almost suffocating.
Wexford was quite peaceab!e until
recenily-but the government in its mad
ne-s proclaimed it. and now il is in. arms
to assist the cause. Now that we are
fairly and spiritedly al it, are we not
worthy Ofhelp? What are You doing for
US? PeUpse of America, Ireland stretches
her hands to You for assistance. DO mo-,
let Us be disappointed.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5-Noon.
The New York Herald's teIegrapsic
despatch says:
Our special messenger for Dublin, the
north and south Of Ireland has jus, arriv
ed. bringing the latest news from all part,
Of the island.
Our Dublin correspondents say, that
the trains which arrived from tie south
at the city. yesterday. report that large
force Of consiabulary had proceeded from
different points, at u o'clock on the nigh
Ofthe 81, and others at an early hour yes.
terday morning, so as TO form Gordon in
the direction of the Keep Mountain, the
main access TO which is by deep and
sullen gorge, the submits of which, at
each side. are surmounied with huge
stones. A body Of some eleven cousta
bulary are said TO be engaged In this
movement, bun none of The troops have
been called on to take part in il. The
latter are said, nevertheless. TO be ealire
ly cut up by fatigue, consequent upon
their numerous and useless marchinps
and couptermarchings. In the camp ou,.
side Thuries the poor fellows have to lie
on their backs with their ammuuition
dry-the weight ofthe cartouch box being
some seventeen pounds.
No less than twenty three ofthe repu,.
ed rebels of Billiuagary were brought in.
to Dublin. yesterday. and lodged in Xii
mainham. They are to be seat back to