The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
Our Liverpool Correspondence.


She had to wait for the food tide; strong eastery
gales caused the delay The London and foreign por-
ton of the mails informed did not leave Liver
pool for London until yesterday morning, which would
suppose prevent the London people replying to their
correspondents by days steamer they could only
have at most Ave hours to do 80.
TIE OUTBREAK IN IRELAND. IS:
There seems to be doubt that the news from Ire.
land, which goes out by this steamer is
correct An extra column from the Kilkenny Modsra-
tor ONCE, Of Wednesday, the 18th inst, says
The intelligence from Carrick and the surrounding
district received since went to last night has
been much more alarming than we had then antici-
pated No doubt now remains Of the fact of an insur
gent force having assembled and shown spirit Of the
said to be 1000 strong, Is encamped Aheny HILL in
the county Of Tipperary, but Immediately adjoining
the Slate Quarries In this county The position is
extremely strong one, and every possible
appears to have been taken to add to its security
There is doubt that leaders of military expe
regularly drilled They are chiefly armed with pixies,
but many have rifles Richard O'Gorman is said to
be h II is also a to
supplied by the neghboring farmers, who volun-
tary send in cattle aud other provisions, knowing
by coppulsion. At about four O'Clock, p. M,
yesterdayds detachment from the camp proceeded to
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previously to take refuge at Pitown The Insurgents
at some distance from the house, fred through the
windows, but finding that there was not any person
within they took possession Of it, and ultimately
set it on fire., reducing the entire house and fur
other eonstabuary stations were attack
ed and that in some the police were dsarmed
whilst In Others the men had fortunately quilted
and Clonmel. The driver and guard Of the Cork
mail. which arrived here at about ten o'clock last
station and had retired to that Of nS
house. Shortly previous to the arrival Of the each
at the later tS place party had sur
surrender their arms. The police refused and upon
little garrison fred out and put the bsligerents to
fight. The guard states that he saw one man,
athletic young lying dead on the road and the
been wounded. He was also told that the insurgents
had only gone for reinforcement, and that they
the loss Of their comrade The fate Of the gallant
little party Of the police Is still doubtful-one report
states that they left and taking with them
their furniture &C., marched In the direction
Of Carrick. It is however, scarcely possible that
they could have been rash enough leave the shelter
Of the house to travel by road which was occupied
encountered by the mail did not interrupt its course
Though they opsd, and questioned G
ticated assert that skirmsh took place yesterday at
Portlaw bet the police and insurgents in which
some were killed on both sides Another report asserts
that yesterday morning 500 men armed with pixies
marched through Coolnamuck wood, from the county
insurgents
is also stated that temporary encampment Of
insurgents was held last night at Lismatigue in
this, county, and near Kilcash in Tpperary.
In the middle Of yesterday mob Of laborers pa
raded the streets Of Thomasto~n, demanding that
they should be given employment or food or other
wise they would join the rebels. What their ultimate
proceeding we have not yet ascertained At late
hour last night Sir r. Lapgrishe Bart with his
arrived in this town, and stopped at the club house,
the district Of nocktopher in alarm state
of disturbance. Several fugitves from Kilmagauny
arrived herei the night amongst whom were Dr. Dun.
The Rev. jeremiah McSkane, with his ia miy, took
refuge with T Shaw, ESQ., at Kilree From of the
proceeded to the house of Mr. George Shepherd of Kill
tassy and presenting their pixies ut him. dema so
ransom for his ife He was ultimately compelled to
swear that he had not such q sum Of money, and
then suffered to take his horse and depart BY his
advice, the inhabitants of Klmaganny fed to Kill
kenny, and the police Of that station retired on Cal
Letting in crowds, and apparently about to join the
insurgents. A gentleman from Kilmaganny assures
that he had conversed with person who obtained
very view of the rebel camp upon Aheny hill
and saw large force being drilled to the exercise
of the pike, whilst others were engaged in slaugh-
tering cattle and cooking at immense fire
lighted the centre of the hill He also states that
there were three pieces Of cannon on the hill which
the rebels had obtained by a Successful attack
Curraghmore House. One hundred and fifty men
said to have been despatched to attack Castle
town, the residence of w. V. Stewart, Esq high
sheriff of this county, and it rumored that the
remaining insurgent force meditated descent on
Carrick-a report was even received here that that
town had been taken and burned by them, but this is
not authe ntcated. Many people passing along the
roads were stopped and pressed into the insurgent
assurance that they not spies messengers Of
the authorities During the night ores blazing
on all the surrounding hills. p Blake, Esq. county
inspector proceeded from this city to Caan last
night, and has not yet returned.
The following are the accounts published n the first
and second editions of the Liverpool Journal of this
day = Ia t.f. ....-
received. from
the Office of the Electric Telegraph Company. Our
readers must judge for themselves as to giving full
credit to the statement The Dublin papers of yester
day morning via oyhead, the usual way, reached
yesterday evening, and they distinctly stated that
in Dublin from the south, had no confirmation of the
alarming rumors Of Thursday We suppose that the
Electric Telegraph Company have obtained their in
subjoined Is presume from late editions of yester-
days Dublin papers. .-.r -.,
The outoices Of Protestant clergyman were bur mt
down last night and farmer shot for refusing give
The Sd Bluffs came into Clonme to-day, and had %
of their handcued for having shouted for repeal
The insurgent camp Is now seven miles from Clon-
MEL and am informed that they roast the bullocks
and sheep on iron gates. They pressing every
to join them.
real rebellion has broken out at last The rebels
posted in almost inaccessible positions NEWTON
! and Kilmacthomas hills. Doheney commands in the
county Of Waterford. ~ .It ts..
The troops yesterday only captured nine scouts
Last night there general rising OF the
within about six miles of Carrick Many had guns.
.. At six o'clock large body marched to attack tn
police station at Glenbower, about eight miles from
Conmel. The police were preparing to take refuge
! Csrriok, when the rebels fred them The police
returned the fire, and the fight lasted quarter an
4 hour. The result that number Of the insur-
gents killed, and only three of the police wound
ed The rebels fed, and the dead bodies left
| behind. .f ..f.#a -H ,-s-t .t
The police have fed from all the outer stations and
tonight, 1t is feared, will reveal awful scenes
The Cork paper, while giving the rumor of Do
heny being Mt the head Of the insurgents ntions
1t as the general belief in Cork that that
with other leading insurgents were among those lost
! in the Ocean Monarch. rns ..-s.
4 1--WE have taken every precaution to prove the
thenticity Of the above communication but in reply
to our messages OF inquiry forwarded to London we
i are only informed that the news by Grove to
the metropolis and thence teegrarhed to Liver
4 pool a.i - .i. j f..t I1, c s.l
| e5 -. The Latest from Ireland. 8. .9
BY the mail boat, which left Kingstown last night,
have received the Dublin evening nan