New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

Warrants were positively sent % me SCUM w 4Nu'
dsv for the arrest Of the nsurgent leaders The names
are mentioned including Mr. Mesgher Mr.. J. DAion'
Mr. O'Gorman. IT. Nr Dohouy. M Darcy Nssee' &C
Mr. Devn Reilly has returned to the North MI LA4o'
Ia. gone 70 the Loinster border. Mr. Mageo i' also
breathing country air, and the whole literary phAshN
a.wr : oBrien once termed the Confederation seems
broken and secuted
Tory Opinions.
The Eprolsau TINES Of 29h, says the state Of Ireland
ba. been the absorbing theme Of interest during the
week The coniederaies in all the fury oidespair now
tie ,broyr Of the mask and declare their unequivo
cal purpose srsi TO kin and capture the iOOo troops
.t,tioned in Ireland and then establish red Republic
The events Of the days have opened the eyes OF
every genuine lover Of order and real liberty and all
disguise being cast aside the only question l. IN wha'
mode 10 crush the foul rebellion which has almost
broken out
After the announcement given in our last number OF
tho intention of Lord John Russell TO propose suspen
sion Of the Hsbeus Corpu. act respects Ireland
our readers will be prepared for the most vigorous
measures Accordingly on Saturday the 29d inst his
Loriship in clear. unanswerable speech which was
only interrupted by the approving shouts Of almost every
member in the House Of Commons, moved for leave
N hiring in bin which il known a supension OF the
Ha5,ys C,rpus act by which the Lord Lieutenant OF
Ireland for the time being, il empowered to sp
prehend and detain until the lst of March lsi9' sueh
persons as be shall suspect against the queen ana
/ Government One OF our London Correspondents
doscr;bas the scene in the House Of Commons as
one Of the most exciting ever witnessed the quiet
resolute tone Of Lord John Russell, who spoke in ms
| best STYLE was not more admirable than the timely
/ and fudcious observations Of Sir Robert Peel
who cordially supported the minister, nor could any
better proof be given OF the practical character OF our
English institutions, than the universal appreciation
which cheered every sentence OF the minister oil the
Crown. while. when Mr.. Feargus OConnor spoke
almost every member and quilted the House
The bill was passed through every stage on Saturday
and was carried TO the House on Monday There the
rules of order were suspended and the bill passed the
Lords at that sitting and received the Royal assent on
/ Tuesday
News of thi. demonstration of the Government ere
ated An extraordinary sensation in Ireland and at the
moment the bill was actually in progress through the
/ Commons the Fei0n and other journals OF Dublin
were vomiting forth the last concentrated venom OF
their anger and despair and various articles appeared
in the Confederate journals bearing the initials OF the
parties now in Newgate, and surprising ia violence
ANYTHING which has hitherto appeared in either the
| Fel0a Tribune or Nation.
Now or never Il the watchword Of the rebels, and
little doubt can be entertained that the conflict will be
what they have long and ardenily wished short
and decisive We think however, that the 10000 we'll
trimmed brave fellowship Queens sOdiers-who are
70 be captured and killed, will give good account OF
themselves and viii readily yield TO these brsw
ers a. We really believe they will turn out to be-
After ALL tits generally credited that warrants have
been issued against Smith OBrien, whose ehsnce Of
becoming King OF Munster is msreously diminished
He has left Dublin and occupied at the last &C
counts IN the town OF Enniscorthy Saturday in or
ganizEg the club movement
Its said that Wexford Is peaceably inclined but the
Counties Of TippcrMy Kksany Cork and Limerick
are all ripe for an outbreak The alarm seems hourly
10 increase and no one entertans hope that the eN
element an pass away without some uiAing efuson
Of blood
Acarnp has been formed In the Phoenix Park, Dublin
Several additional regiments with effective force Of
artillery have been poured into Ireland and our own
town. where so many Irish are located who have not
escaped the dssecon has received large accession Of
troops ready 70 put down spirit Of rebellion, which
was beginning 70 manifest itself The ample civil and
military measures adopted must, however suppress
any mad attempt disturb the peace Of our town The
Lord Lieutenant has issued farther proclamation,
placing the City and County OF Kilkenny and the re-
manning portions Of the Counties Cork and Waterford
under the provisions Of the crime repression act Large
Quantities of arms are said 10 have been removed from
Dublin.
Ilylsnd the extensive pikemaker has quenched his
fires and removed the Of his lsbors elsewhere
Il now remains TO be whether the provisions OF
the Arms Act will be complied with. Parties not
licensed must under the penalty Of two years
imprisonment yield up their arms at the dates fixed BY
the respective procamatons And 1t IS probable
/ in fha on
forcenent Of this law Al the moment writing
no additional news has reached Us from Dublin
2 Mr. smith % Brien and Mr.. Meagher expected
10 be at Kilkenny on wednesday. OF course, every
hour might bring forth incident which would
d alter the whole present appearance Of Affairs. Al
Waterford the arrival Of the troops had given conn
dence and the opportune return from abroad OF con
siderable detachments has enabled the Government q
increase the Army in Ireland without unduly ve.Sen
ing the strength of the forces distributed throughout
Eaglsnd. The Goth Regiment left London AZ noon
on Wednesday destined also for Ireland, and one or
two bartAons Of the Guards viii follow, if required
sir Charles Napier with the fleet under his command
consisting Of Eve large shipsoiwar aud many smsle
vessels. had arrived at Cork.
The latest accounts from Ireland are Of meagr'
character 1t cannot, however, be doubted that til
news Of the suspension Of the AGbeas corpus set ha
struck complete panic among the insurgen; leaders
and the officers Of the Clubs They are represented
p Tying in al directions. some have decamped BY IN
r railway TO the South, and many have come to Liver
e pool by the steamer
The government has put stop the abuse fthe Prso
n regulations by which Laor and Brennan under pretenc
Of communicating with their legal advisers, contrived
. send forth ;othe world their seiitous compositions Al
communication with the prisoners Is now strictly pro
% hbted Al one OF the largest clubs Dublin the AercSr
e tile Assistants only members vsnturedio make thei
D. appearance Tuesday night and the owner os To
! house has wisely forbidden any future assemblies o.
his premises.
e Vast military preparations being made in Dublin
y Waterford, Cork Clonme, TpperAry, and the mos
dangerous parts Of the country in order 70 suppress
any attempt 3, outbreak but from the tone Of on
h latest intelligence altogether without hope
that the leaders being silenced the whole scheme
lnsurreeronATy movement vii be abandoned .
y altogether inPrscreable.