Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-08
MOST IMPORTANT FROM IRELAND.
BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.

BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.
DUBLIN, Sunday night
We are almost in state Of sirge in this city.
To day a proclamation vas issued by The Lord
Lieutenant, Tor b n the county ard city o. Cub
IN, Calling on all persons 10 deposit and leave 81
the respective police slsIions, on or before lhe
25h OF July instant, all guns, pistols, and other
firearms, and all swords, cutlasses, pixies and
bayonets, and all sunpowder and ammunition,
on pain, il convicted, Of being imprisoned two
ear, with or without hard labor.
TIE police, who are armed with cuIlasses, look
up a number OF pixies and guns to-day through.
out the city.
An application having been made TO Judge
Perrin, presiding AT the Tyrone Assizes, 10 adj
nit Mr.. John Martin to trial. he refused the same
and strongly censured the conduct OF The govern
ment Tor allowing Mr.. Martin he privilege OF
wiring from Newsate 10 The Felon.
The Nation maks lis appearance again To-
morrow. Its LEADERS are as usual 10 the point
and equally spicy as 10 "Felony."
Mr. c. G. Duffy, from his cell in Newgate,
furnishes an article headed, "Casus BeHi, in
which he reviews The course adopted by the Go
vernment for suppressing The demand for Repea
and observes, 81, is a solemn and a terrible res.
ponsit ilty 10 advise a natun TO peril lis hopes
on The battlefield. To permit them 10 tall TO
pieces by the fatal dry rot OF in actlon; 10 see
them lost without honor or sympathy, or The
chance Of redemption; lost BY some fatal cowar-
dice or incapaciy; that is The he'll in which there
is no consolation"
Referring to the revolutions which have taken
place in the memorable year OF iS4S. and elanc-
ing al the results, MIR. Dofy proceeded al length
with clear delbe,ation and full knowledge OF all
the peril and all The responsibility "bu' with as.
sured faith in your prudence and The justice OF
En- n, nd oh hp
tween concession and HE sword. We formally
proclaimed war oil independence, and The lime
,tow isroaen that pledge muabc promptly fu!fAed
or as fo,maly distonored."
The article concludes by cSprcssnea wish for
transport aion rather than live in Ireland, il the
Club be supIne in the hour OF action, and are de-
feaied by The military force OF England.
The Nation also continues its political in
slrucion in the military affairs, and among 9th
er directions explains how polished AIMS arc 10
be preserved in damp or underground position,
suggestions as to window grounds, how 10 break
down bridge, or TO rebuild one, and how TO blow
up bridge, with practical remarks on euDnery.
A letter from Waterford states that the city is
greatly excited by The proclam issued against
it, The notices are torn down as soon as put
up. Mr.. Mcagher had issued counter procla.
nation in which he calls upon mis- !ellow-citiz"ns
10 initiate the men OF Limerick and Tipperary, 10
b. firm and steady, and 10 organize calmly, speed
lily and eaIlessy. MIR. Measber in nockery .!
The Castle prucla nation, put At the loo! OF his
address-"GnD SAVE THE PEUrLg"
"The Irish Felon" had not made its appearance.
The New York Courier contains the annexed
dispatches, received in Liverpool al the latest
moment BY telegraph from London:
LONDON, July 22nd, is4s-Busness in Foreign
Exchanges 10 day is very dull The rates yes.
teriay remained about the same as last aGyices,
except Hamburg which HAS shade higher. A
letter from Lord Palmerson had been received
BY the Committee of Spanish American Bond
Holders. Ii states that Mr.. Adams, Charge des
Aff4ires at Lima had been instructed 10 support
The A gents OF The Bondholders in their endeavoTs
10 obtain settlement of their claims by The Pc
ruvian Government.
NAPLES, l3h-The Funds have experienced
A rise in consequence OF favorable reports from
Calabra
P.LEaMo llth-The election Of the Duke Of
Genoa, second son o. King Carries Albert was
announced at midnight on the 10Th, in both
Honses Of Parliament
TRIESTE, l3h-Lsllers OF This date seem to TO-
dicate The entire cessation Of The blockade of that
port. The Austrian steamer, leaving for Corfu,
was, on The day previous, allowed TO pass the
Italian SuuadIon without examination.
The Hayre cotton markr, continues brisk but
transactions are limited. Prices are firm with a
tendency 10 advance.
Al BoRDEAux trade was dull, but is considered
10 Re improving.
Paais Letters dated yesterday state that wi h.
in week the National Assembly would author
Use loan. The city was perfectly tranquil.
HAHsuaoH.-Affairs on The Bo1rsc louk uurro-
missing. The market was dull and heavy
Letters rom ALBANIA, on tie l6h, published in
the Hamburger Borsenhall, stale the result Of The
meeting OF Gen. WRANGEL :ith The Danish COM
mandef.in chief as being continuance oflhe Ar
misice until The following Tuesday. The infer.
ence from This is that nothing has yet been def.
nileIy sc;l.ed.
A leuer from Renisburg of The same day. men.
lion. rumor that the conditions OF the aTmisIice
had been refused by The Duchies-bul this needs
confirmation.
Auo,hpr letter from Sis!in, published in The
Ouz.c Z.i,ung, says. under date Of The 18th thai
General Wranscl had refused 10 comply with Inc
conditions Of armis.ire for three months sivina
a. his reason his desire no! To act until he Shall
have received further instructions from The Vicar
General Of Germany, recently appoined-the
AIcbduHe John of q uslIia.