The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-16
Further News by the Acaai.
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SNu " seAoon sue ueasdn, upon the saHp fN,s as the law of Eagiand. As the rIperon. -, nent attending the law of treason deses,s hs ssa ei the statutes of Edward and George III il 5ot templated to make definition of an ,n,.,.,s .. cFiue be,weeu treason and sediton, spsi,,sts. tiFeat Britain and Ireland. and measure. fin s @ posed hy Sir GecrSe Grey will accomplish ,h,. at lecs--A series ef acts. of treasonsSe ,s.a.. so saeh as those no S committed openly in Ireland '. utscFing and writing directly tends io ar,ns bellion, is In Ireiand simply scii,ion. !, a i~ would be deemed an over, act of treason. 1Ssa feet the new eist viii supply; and il s prubsAl. .. II VIII pass into a jaw without more fielaS ,hs constitutional forms O. Parliament will aIas "s ln consequence ot the alarming exci,emen, s,;, ting In the metropolis il Was deemed prcex.,,r , remove the Queen from London to tho Iss ef H,s.,, Accordingly, her majesty although nv, ,s..,ss,., from her recent sccoachmeHt, was removed - Buckingham Palace on Friday, April Tth Csh,ns, meetings were held dSily, and ministers, iti. .ss' eds scarcely know how 10 act. Inictll~raee h., been received by the government. from srcr,t . gents, ot general arlnlng in Ireland, and esn,,,t of action between Inc English Chartisis and Re Peaiers. All the government establishment, ,nl all ioyalis's Ia Dublin and London have been ma. vidsa Win arms and ammunition, On Thursdav april bths the immense stock of guns. pis,el. snt swords, which have becn kepsgn inc Tower. wr,c4. tfiouted Throughout London. The Bank, Cu,ton House, Exchange, Post otiice, Somerxs, Ho,.s Guildhali, Museum he Paiuces ans, other n.AS buildings, are filled with these weapons of v,, Several regiments of troops are ordered imm,d,s, " To London, and soldiers are to be distributed i, various points, having ball cartridges in abundance flacafded beside the government proclamation pc. hieitieg the Chartist meeting, may be seen ,h. counter proclamation of the Chartists calling on Inc people To assemble The number which wnus meet on Monday, April 10. is sarioaslv e.,,m.,.+ st from SO 600 500,0o0 They would asse,obl, o' kensing'on common, and proceed in body to ,b, House oi Parliament there to deliver ,o Fenrru,. tonnor' theF monster petition for the Charter. which he would present 10 Parliament.
 The Trades of London have had a pslar,,. Meeting at the Bell, Old Bailey, and put forth an address. and resolutions, pointing out their Wan,s their Wrongs. and their Rights
 i The communists ot London had great mes,iny at the Literary Institute, Jehn.st ou the i,h o, to explain their principles, expose the pcrver,o,. oi The Times and other leading jcuraais, and 10 address inc Provisional Government of France sa 1 The subject. Robert Owen was called 10 the chan and spoke all hour ia exposition and advocacy ol Comnunisin He was chosen delegate To Fane, and immediately proceeded to Paris where he haa an interview with the Provisional Government. ] An exceedingly interesting debate took place N Inc House ot Commons on Friday, March sI, ea the army estimates. Mir. Fox Maule made lcBs speech proposing that the number of men in hs army, exclusive of those employed in the East h. dia Company, should be IlS.S47 In the pres.u, state of Ireland and the world this was mol mote than was necessary.
 Ireland.
 On the 2d instant, Ennis pronounced in favor o( physical force at a numerous meeting of its inhab. ifants. On the evening of the same day ,he trade. of Dublin held meeting to resiproeale the Engiia Repeal movement
 On the 5th instant the Confederation held anoih. CT meeting. A letter from MT. <. O'Bheu was read, stating that 50,000 Parisians would be ready to ad the lrst Tn any attempt to regain their be'. ". Twenty students of Trinity College were oa the platform.
 Several other assemblages were held throughout the provinces, and lectures were delivered nightly in the metropolis by The Rev. Thaddeus UfMaley, F. F., on the political rights of the people. and by othe gentlemen on the supr vority of the pike over hfe arms as weapon of offence.
 IhTeughont the city. and m the counties of Dub. lin, Meath. Kildare, Tipperary and I.ineriek pkts are being most extensively manufactured, tils eius are starting up in every locality, and drill pfaelcs IS daily carried on.
 Extensive linportations of bikes have taken pae. from Birmingham, two eonsignneAts alone anouni- ing 10 thiliy thousand. These are sold only to pci sons who can give a certain password. One named Coogan, In tho county of Meath, has al ps sent a contract to supply ash sapngs, eleven fett long for 100000 men. One club alone in DnbAh possess 500 pikes. Some parties have been at. rested m TIpperary, for manufacturing these weaP ons Light brass guns, from seven to fouT,esa pounders. are said 10 have arrived in Dublin.
 The troops and constabulary also are said 10 b disaHected. Several soldiers of the Sd have been sent 10 head quarters 10 be tried byAcourt-narl5 for joining wIth the people at their bonGrcs and the authorities have found it necessary 10 glvs complete weeping il is termed, to the 2O lice force, removing from the body every menbe tok h.
 Much reliance has been placed by GoyernmeF on the exer'ions of the Roman Catholic Presthoo to preserve peace. This prop is being also cut from under their ieet and fn some dioeeses-Cork o instance-the clergy have unanimously opened a subscription list towards tie defence fund. The Limerick clergy have had a meeting on mpoF'ah business witt the repeal wsrdems.
 All the movements We bagcsh0ted, however, Sipk into insignihcance when compared with whts has taken place among the Protestant section of 'is community, and which not having arrived al stage snife eDty matured 10 be published, is tbas glanced al by tho correspondent oihe London itmss 1 ThcIe is just now in coarsc of signature "dee- laration" addressed 10 Inc Earl of Clarendon, winch from the high responsibility of the promoters, aod me number oi influential names already appended to f must be regarded as a portenlious sign of these eventful times not at liberty to mention h" gentlemen wkc have been insrumenl~l m the move ment, but Il has tine sanction Of oi tiIe leading men of the learned professions, and thai ieiio" ~ Trinity College, conservative, is enc Q! Us Wal mest supporters
 i An extract from the declaration will eIp'sin Its ] general character
 1 The failure of the Imperial Parliament 10 provide adequate for the reliei of our poor, and lheH refusal of inquiry into the defects of the present. ua just and partial sy stem oi Poor Law taSalion ois. 10 the systematic continuance oi pcrnieioa' aa unconstitutional policy of ceDtralizaion, cause p 10 sympatbise Nh the prevalent feeling. and 10 Ps ticipAie ib the general desire for scif-govsfhmfD Considering that extreme opinions and violens 'A guage, boweyef ccDsursble, are but tho natural si- ponents of great mass of discOntenf, we hsnoy beg to represent to your Exceiieney our oP'D'9e' that 1t would be expedIent to treat the 'l9isH' a'
 nonstraiioa which have lnely taken place, fs'Ss, as evidences of the prevailing desire for change o policy, than indisituai offences against tle s~ l II then sums up with petition for FepeA O. 1 the U1ion 1t wlli be seen that the dec'aIsuo"i," to not approve ol the steps taken by ihc flaw pm, cers of the crown against the state prisoner H. effect tbs rev feature in the movement ihA1 n' ., II is impossible to predicaie but there Is DO esnn'
 of doub; that the government is st present '1 . Laost critical position. ,.,.