The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-10
From the New York Sun.
LATEST FROM IRELAND.

Mr.. Wilson, the Scottish vocalist, was TO leave
for America in the Cambria on the 23d September.
From the New York Sun.
LATEST FROM IRELAND.
Our Express Messengers, who have made partic-
ular inquiries the extent of the present out
break, inform us that they find that a system of
secret organization has been extensively carried on
not only in the districts where rebellion has now
burst forth, but even in quarters which at present
present an aspect of perfect tranquility. This they
infer, foo, from the fact that Messrs. Doheny and
O'Gorman, about whom a variety of contradictory
reports have been disseminated, were in the imme-
date neghborhood, if not absolutely within the
city, on certain evening last week -
An opinion prevails in several quarters, that the
present movement is merely social one stimulated
by party and not intended for the assertion of any
political right. $3.50
Mr.. Meagher has retained the services Of Mr.
Kerwen of Thurles his solicitor and that gentle
man is at present engaged preparing his defence.
Meagher feels Indifferent as to the charge, as he
cannot be identified as one of the insurgents at
Ballingary.
From the inquiries which our reporters have.
made respecting the approaching State Trials, We
find that the Government contemplate carrying on
the prosecutions in the most vigorous manner,
though as the ultimate fate of the persons to be
put trial, if convicted, nothing but rough con-
lecture can be hazarded
The case of Mr.. McMann, who was apprehentled
at Cork, is supposed TO become on which the Crown
lawyers deem the materials for prosecution to be
very strong. In reply to an inquiry from him to
the nature of the charge of which he stands ac-
cused, he has been informed in short formal reply .
from the Crown Solicitors office that he will be put
on his trial for High Treason We are informed
that he had been eight days at his voyage to
America when the vessel in which he had em-
barked obliged to put back from stress of
weather, and on taking shipping second time at
Cork, he arrested. McManus is a forwarding
and commission agent and general broker, and his
income is fl200 year.
No less than twenty-eight of the Sd Buffs have
been arrested and committed to jail for shouting for
Repeal fact indicating sufficiently the sympathy
which the troops evidently feel for the people.
AS to Lord John Russell being summoned as a
witness on behalf of Mr.. Smith O'Brien, we learn
that as Lord John Russell has been placed
the witness stand, he will be handed for reeog-
milton, certain autograph notes of his own. These
notes it is said written by the noble Lord dur
ing the memorable reform bill agitation, and con-
men shall be marched Upon 'T1 london f5 uhder Tie
pretext of pettioning, but in reality to terrify, if
not worse
Those who ought to know, affect but littlemys-
terry upon the subject. How these damning docu-
ments got into the hands Of Mr.. O'Bren's solicitor
is unknown. Perhaps the vast extent-as yet we
believe unascerained of the Febelhous movement, =
may have drawn into active sympathy with the
. leaders, men who since 1881, had motives for
producing the remarkable correspondence with
whose exposure Lord John Russell is threatened.
These letters, and the doctrine which Lord John
Russell is said to promugate in one of his works ON
the CONSTITUTION, Namely utdC " Is SuBiCteI1 10
Justify The moUers of insurTecton that people
Dedrg evth suffering and Uae1o agith cOmpIacency u
change of rule" will surely prove even to Tip
perary man that Lord John Russell is after all an
alder and an abettor Of treason and sedition by
sc open and advised speaking.
ENGLAND.
The Chartist districts continue quiet but the po-
lice authorities are still active in watching the
leaders, and arresting all against whom there is the
slightest charge.
The Financial Reform Association which has
been established at Liverpool, is about to organize
branch societies throughout the kingdom, with ahe
view of efectually agitatlng the important ques-
ton of a reduction in the national expenditure.
The Association has already done much good in
exposing the shameless system of extravaganza con-
nected with the court, and the awful jobs which
are practiced by all parties connected with State
affairs.
The steamship United States is still under repair
at Southampton. At present we are not able to re-
port what progress has been made, but we hope to
be able to do so next week, and TO announce the
day of her departure.
The London correspondence received this morn
ing by special express, contains some information
regarding the Irish State trials which is rather in
teresting
The English law officers of the crown are, it is
said, amending the monster Indictment against Mr..
Smith O'Bren, and the Irish Attorney General
will be aided by person of legal experience, IN
the preparation of the necessary legal forms.
1t will take all to do it, especially if that eele-
brated lawyer, Mr.. Joseph Napier, is eng aged for
the defence; his consumate skill in detecting aws
in an Indictment are so notorious that the govern
ment must look well to it lest ON trust ground YER
dict ofacquittal be returned.
In well informed quarters it IS said that Lord
John Russell will endeavor 10 evade going over to
ClOnmel so as to avoid the awful exposure which
awaits him there, at the hands of Whiteside, Butt
Holmes and O'Loghlen.
II is renorted that Lord George Benlck has won
no less than $4,000 by Surplice carrying off tbe
st. Leger stake.
of the Committee of Spanish American bondhold-
ers, Jno Schneider & Co., state that any funds
mitted to them on account of Mexican dividends,
are only applicable to payment Of dividends on
bonds Of Mexican foreign debts, and cannot be-
mixed up 18th any other transactions.
The iron steamer Great Britain was offered for
sale at auction in Liverpool, on the llth inst but
not single bid having been received, she was
Withdrawn at 10000, the reserved price, for the
owners private bid Of f20, 900 had been made.
1t is intimated that the British Government will
purchase her.
BoIon.-Mr Blair, Conservative, has been re-
turned without opposition.
CheltenHam.-The preliminary steps to prove the
alleged disqualification of Mr.. Granville Berkeley,
the newly elected member, have been already taken.
SCOTLAND.
We have received our Glasgow and Edinburgh
correspondence dated last night, by which we learn
that Her Majesty and Prince Albert withfhe Royal
suite. are 10 leave Balmoral ontthe 23d for Haddo
House, the seat of the Earl of Aberdeen, and EN-
bark at Aberdeen on the 18th or 18th inst
There is to be great gathering Of the Highland
clans at Invecauld this day, Sept. 18th. The Ger
man vessels detained at Dundee since the begin-
of the Danish war, are preparing to leave.
The Lord Provost Of Glasgow intends resignng
that office the I'd of November next, with the
view of attending more closely tohis parliamentary
Eduties,