The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-21
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LIVERPOOL, Saturday, August 5-Noon.
Ireland


news from all parts Of the island.
Our Dublin correspondents state that the trains
which arrived from the South at that CITY, yesterday
report that large force Of contabulary had proceed
ed from different points at IL O'Clock the night of
the Sd, and 9th at early hour yesterday
ing, as to form Gordon in the direction Of the
Keeper Mountain, the main access to which is by a
deep and sullen gorge the SUBMITS Of which, at each
side, surrounded with huge stones. A body Of
some HOO constabulary said to be engaged in this
movement, but of the troops have been called
to take part in it. The Latter sad nevertheless
to be entirely cut by fatigue consequent upon their
numerous and useless marchings and counter march
ipgs In the camp, outside Thurles the poor fellows
have to lie their backs, with their ammunition on
their breasts to keep it dry, the weight of the
touche box being some seventeen pounds
The VIII ole line of railway from Dublin towards the
South is completely ques cent, and says correspond
ent who has travelled along it during the of
Friday, nothing strikes much the too visi-
blepess Of scantness Of population effected by the
hreefold Of famine determination, and immigra-
ton ~
The twenty three reputed rebels of Ballingavry
who were brought into Dublin yesterday and lodged
in Kilmainham, are to be sent back to Tpperary and
tried by special Commission for high treason Some
of these prisoners wounded at the skirmish
Saturday last.
More arrests have taken place at Dublin. At late
hour Thursday night, the following persons were
committed to Newgate, the warrant of the Chief
Commissioner Of Police viz Gilbert White law clerk
! Francis Harvey, alias Hanney, do. JAIME Edward
| O'Donohoe do. and Andrew James Doyle, printer.
The printers Of the Nation who had been committed
to Newgate have been released on bail, with the ex-
ception Of three.
number Of arrests have been made in the pro.
vinces, viz at Cork, Galway Roscrea, Clonmel Ne
nagh, &C.
The commission of Oyer and Terminer opens in
Dublin Tuesday next The state trials will be pro-
| ceeded with. The summonses have already been
served upon the jury. Mr. Hoban, the printer of the
Tribune, intends to plead guilty, relying, under his
peculiar circumstances, upon the clemency Of the
| crown.
Of the whereabouts Of Mr.. Smith OBrien, and
Messrs. Mesgher and Doheny nothing late is known.
They succeeded, with wonderful success in baf-
fling the anxious wishes Of many for their
capture. We should not feel surprised if
they have actually made their escape, and
fed to America--the land of the free. Our
Belfast correspondent, in letter dated yester-
day evening" says that every succeeding day brings
with it still greater excitement the part Of the pub
lie, and especially Of the repeaers Of Belfast with
gard to the state Of the South and West. The Dub
lin day mail is every evening beseiged in a
ton from the headquarters of the insurgents. The
club system has been completely abandoned in that
town. and the leading confederates are non
| EST.
The neighborhood of Newry has become much
cited from the imprudent and mpotic conduct of the
agistracy refusing to allow any person to act
special constable who suspected Of favorng repeal
principles This is only arming part of the popu-
laton against the Others which the govern
ment must bitterly repent ere long.
The commercial intelligence from Dublin dated last
night, informs that. the stock exchange there,
consols yesterday sold for S67 Ss1 and Three
ad Quarter per Cent stock s6S to $685. In breadstus
little doing. Indian corn bad retail demand at
34s 35s for white and yellow. United States -four
sweet found buyers at 31s to 32 per BARREL and Ca
madam, sos to 81. Indian corn meal quoted at
16s to lis per barrel for white and yellow.
Affairs I'm France.
Our letters from the capital dated last night have
just arrived by which informed that Paris
tinued tranquil, notwithstanding uneasiness
which felt respecting the disclosures contained in
the report of the committee appointed by the National
Assembly to consider the origin and intention of the
emeues OF April May, and June last. The discussion
on the report had been postponed. The affairs of
May had been declared against the National Assem-
bly,. That of June, Socialist NM. L. Blanc, L. Rol-
lin, and Caussidisre had protested in excited but
was hourly expected
The Bank of France returns for the past week pos
sess feature worthy of comment
| Interesting from Denmark.
Our accounts state that General Hedema had ar
rived at Copenhagen, as President of the Council
Won Krogt had been commissioned, ad interim, to
assume the command Of the Danish army More
German ships had been condemned
The Elbs is to be strictly blockaded for some time
u -.
| sian forces would not advance.
Important from Germany.
Great excitement prevailed at Berlin respecting the
Many trades had struck work. Disturbances were
hourly expected.
The cholera had made its appearance at Berlin
Frankfort sdvices, to July 81, announce that war
was to be actively recommended with Denmark.
| Spain.
Madrid etters Of the latest date say that Narvaez
would dissolve the Chambers and call new one to
meet in December next.
The Latest Market Report.
| LIVERPOOL Conn MARKET, August 5-The tone of.
our grain trade is steady to-day Little doing but
the full currency of yesterday is maintained for all
articles
LIVERPOOL CorrOS MlRKEr, August 5.--The sales
estimated at 5000 to 1000 bales Market is steady
without any variation to price.
| ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERY OF AN UNDERGROUND
! COUNTERFEIT DEN.--A strange discovery was
accide ntally made Wednesday last, at ancicnt
house in the town of Brighton the vicinity OF the
Worcester railroad at the CambridS e Crossing - so
called. As MIR Howard the present occupant Of the
house ut work in his cellar the earth partially
way, ADD brought to light Of some twelve feet
in deptl with plank sides and top. The roof Of this
underground den was about four feet below the
face andwas entered by trap door and pair Of steps
! This muca Of the general appes rance Of things
ascertained, and removal Of the earth which has
caved in, will without doubt, bring to light par
tculars Ct this curious affair, MIR. Howard was
bled by partial breaking way of the planking hook
out several kegs from the of which about
half full Of counterfeit American half dollars all of