The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-16

possible 10 oNerestmate the quiet determi nation o
the people Of all the surrounding districts Organ
ization l. everywhere progressing You hear no tsll
nov at all silence and steady bearing characteriz,
each actor in the scene Of popular enthusiasm
: The Tippsrary and wateri, I'd boys have not been
idle for the last week They have cut aud taken way
/, large amount Of timber from the woods aud
about Cnrrick. SUR The Castle proclamat ons dr
not trouble them in the least.
The second barracks here are being fortified A
pieque Of horse and foot soldiers psraded the streets
all night. The S5A Regiment is expected here to re-
inforce the 47th. The s5tb are hear TO be en-
cam ed in the barraok square but not credit it,
The Cork Examiner says -" II was reported Sl-
turday that the people intended to take aud hold mill
tary possession Of the town of Charlevle The con-
sequence that the repe.He violently beaten ut
all stations OF troops and at three o'clock on sunday
morning large detachment of soldiers running
under fighting para MALTA from Buttevant barrack
on Their way To the former town. They reached it
out Of breath got into the market house put GENTRY
at the door OF it, and have kept 1t, We bear, ever
since"
The following copy of threatening letter published
in Cork seIi viii be read with interest, as showing
the ,niimidatory measures which being employed
to lghien the loyal members of the community.
Billy Fhzgibbon-Nou bloody old scoundrel, | have
ust heard that you intend dismssiDg all the young
men in your employ that belong to the clubs and
bringing the Epgli IN their places Now do caution
3ou il you do any such thing you live, you
viii be the first man will send a bullet through
Your enemy. member of the Felon Club-Nessrs
W. fitzgit6oD Co., Great Georges street, Cork|
About 400 troops have marched for Pilltown the
sest OF Lord Besboroueh, the former lord lieutenant
which seat Is about three miles from Carrck on-Suir
Mir. Lynch, late actuary Of the Tralee Savings Bank
and defau.r to the extent Of EGO 900 has
Fourteen vessels of war ordered (says the Lime
rich Chomce) TO be stationed of Dublin, Waterford,
Limerick and Galway.
A correspondent OF the Lirerpooi Journal says:
Hsif-pasi Eve O'clcck.-l have seen letters from
state That there is severe run upon tie banks Tor
gold owing to the state of alarm caused By the appre
ht nsion Of an outbreak
A letter from F,thard ipperary) states but In very
vague terms that there are 10000 insurgents assembled
near Muliinahone, not far from that town and that
MIR Smith o. rien Is in the neigh oihood The mill
taIy were nome ntarly expected with warrant for
the arrest OF Mr. O'Bren ana IL was understood that
II resistance were offered the troops would act with
vjgor and the authorities would deal with the leaders
in summary why.
1he core pondent of the Daily Nets, says" Co
vernnent, hea has received positive information
an immediate outbreak, well as the time ana place
when and where the 'nsurge mt flag will be raised
They also informed OF the forces which will DO
brought together the districts Of country from which
the insurgent bat,aons viii be drafted, and all the
means now at work to continue the struggle, should
the first blow prove unsuccessful Troops quietly
gath, ring all sides Oh the suspected point"
Warrants under the act were issued at once,
and Thursday, Mr. Patrick o Higgins, confederate
agent of The EDgli-h thartists arrested. On
the premises occupied by him were found large guam
tty Of arms, and other munitions of war amongst
which were $50 gun-stocks, double-barroiled gun,
loaded with ball single barrei'ed gum asword, ana
a pike the latter most formidable weapon, the
Shaft being nine feet SIX inches long mounted with
steel blade exceeding Two feet in length furnished
with an axe and nook 4 person named flanagan, "A
noted maker has also been arrested In his house
were found swords and cutlasses Both parties have
been committed to priton. Numerous other warrants
expected TO be ,ssued yesterday and the danger
viii be IN attempting The capture Of the avore lead
crs There was a rumor in Dublin, on Thursday, that
troop of the 17th Lancers had left town to escort
poee- fhter charged with warrant f r the of
br. O'BIien. There appears to be no very accurate
information as to the whereabouts of MIR. Smith
Bren Mr. Meagber is reported to have said at Car
RECKON SUR that he would resist arrest, vnd If he
persisted in his threat there be doubt of the
consequences being serious.
Dr. heey, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Leghlin
ht airing Of the proclamation went through his do
exhortng his focl to peace, and praying them to
deliver up their arms to the government. The advice
Of the Right Rev. prelate, according to Of the
papers, treated with the dersion and
! b. the peasantIy of Kildare Carlow, and the Queens
county.
! The Roman Catholic chaplain at Bermuda has writ
ten TO say that Mitchell though suffering from asthma,
is in toeIaby good health and exempt from the usual
convict labor but that every rishman is removed from
| the hulk on board which he is confined
new club society, on novel plan, is about to be
laghn and no man is admissible who does not present
himself with arms
! In order to meet any emergency that may arise in
the North the government have sent to Belfast ad
dionai troop Of dragoons and body Of artillery, with
two field pieces from the fort at Charemont. There
are at in Belfast four clubs namely
the Mitchell the MCracken, the Orr the Hope and the
feeling Clubs and there to believe that their
possessed Of arms-guns and pixies. AT a meeting of
OF these clubs the other day twelve rifles we're dis
trbuttd by lot and it is notorious that order for
one hundred more has been forwarded to England
The sae Of pixies guns, blunderbusses and pistols,
has been opened in Carlow, by Dublin Spectator,
probably in partnership with Hyand; but with what
in this hitherto peaceable county, remains to
be the sale not opened when going
this morning The pixies we learn are on the most
approved principle, with handles, ready for immediate
use
The Dublin City Post says &c The commissioners Of
police in Dublin, who acting with the utmost zeal
In furherance of suppressng disorder and preventing
bloohed have directed that cutlasses shall be issued
to proportion of the police consables night duty
and pistols to the officers Of the force. This prudent
has been rendered necessary by the late atrocous
attempt to assassnats constable Byrne in Georges
street"
d;oo tbo I'm ka of WalIi hmm al
arrive, TO assist in the councils at the castle.
The Dublin Evening Post Of Thursday night says
selves is that the result will be fatal to the
rebels MIR. OIL rien is said to be lowering between
by his ow journals as making the nost inHammatery
appeals to the passions Of his followers and
ing them in the most emphatic Language, to retain
their and them against his feow-subjects.
Mr. Doheny, Mr. Meagher and the rest, vie with their
leader in the vehemence Of their treason As far as
pixies go. and few rifles, we suppose the peasantry
are armed That warrants issued against these
persons and their abettors have very good reason
for asserting and that these warrants will be
ted we are certain 1t is not however, unlikely that
resistance will be offered MIR. O'Bren intimated as
much to the men of kilkenny - and it is said he is
paradipg round the country with an armed body
guard, we'll as Meagher, Doheny, and their asso-
ciates 1t is possible that some Of the constabulary
may be murdered in the performance Of their duty but
will be TAKEN Notwithstanding, to enforce the
capture of the ringeaders Now, it is possible that
occur, arebeon will have commenced, and the lives
of those only taken in arms but the leaders who
may seek 10 secrete themselves, Will become IorIeiteo
We understand that within the last three days. several
persons have left Dublin with view Of joining the
~ bells or hope, Of hiding themselves until the
storm blows over. We believe that the movements Of
every of these persons are as well known to the
government IS they possibly can be to Mr. Smith
oBrien, MIR. Doheny or any Of the other leaders"
The Freeman of the Goth says:-We have to-day the
qualification Of announcing new and important ad-
beson to the Irish League in the person Of the vene
rsble and patriotic Preate Of Dromore the RI Rev
DR. Blake. The Importance of this adhesion based as
1t msture reflection, on true wisdom and sterling
patriotism, cannot be estimated. The right revo
rend preate though he does not formally speak for the
pous and patriotic clergy Of his diocese states that
IRON conversations he has had with them severaly he
feels confident that they will follow his example in
thus pronouncing for constitutional agitation Tor the
restoration Of lrelands legislative independence