The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-15

the country that petition both houses Of the
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parliament.
The majority of those present repudiated the charge
of having signed the declaration Of confidence in the
Lord Clarendon.
On the other hand the Orange Society have been
holding meetings. On Saturday the following
ming meeting held in Whitefriars Hail. at which
the following Orange Lodges were represented by their
1872 1879 17O0 1908 I70s 1898 1857 1905 i6 Is4s
The following resolution adopted the Grand Mas
ter, the Earl Of Enniskillen in the chair -
Resolved That the Oangemen Dublin
the false and malicious assertions repeatedly made by the
ns hereby declare ourselves and brethren gen
orally hroaghou hs United Kingdom, that shall how
edtious we are determined to aid and
suppression anarchy and in support Of our
sovereign and the maintenance of the union between these king
The citizen club held their first meeting in Cork on
Wednesday week. There large attendance,
amongst which, a number delegates of the
trades The club recommend the citizens to ARM
quietly as possible to be prepared for every contin
gency and to take steps for the nomination of repre-
sentatives In the council of 800
An address has appeared in the papers from the orange
of thel city of Londonderry the protestant
Ulster calling them to unite and assist tho govern
ment in case of an emergency; while Mr. Mitchell, in
very able letter to the farmers aborers
and artzans of the north of Ireland after pointing
the cause of all the grievances says that it is the
repeal Of the Catholic Emancipation Act yet the
repeal of the Union Act itself that will all this
arstocratic system Of government and the establish
mcnt Of the peoples inalenabe sovereignty We must
have Ireland out for certain peers and nominees of
peers in College Green. But Ireland for the IrshI
scorn and spit upon repeal of the union.
declaration of the gentry merchants and others Of
Newry in favor OF return to the ancient constitution
Of Ireland, has appeared in the Newry Telegraph and
has received the signatures of many gentlemen OF in
huence and station hitherto considered the most de-
termined enemies of repeal.
Mr. Mitchell has put in his pleas the indctme mt
found against him for sedtious articles in the United
Lishman. The traverser has pleaded that he is not
bound to answer the indie in nee of the
proceedings being irregular by of of the
cy o and S Ssn an
pal act, tho other traverser having pleaded g not
guilty.
A national declaration of which the following il a
copy is forthwith to be sent through the country for
signatures
We, the undersigned inhabitants OF Ireland believ
ing that the Legislative Union between Great Britain
and Ireland has proved detrme to the interests
all classes of lrshmen hereby declare solemn
vicon that continuance Is grievance and that the
permanent peace and prosperity Of this country and
the rights of property therein only be secured by
an immediate repeal Of that measure and the
tablishment Of Irish Legislature and hereby in
divdually and collectively pledge ourselves to
best exertions for the attainme mt Of that object.
Being also thoroughly convinced Of the mischief of
religious ascendancy pledge ourselves at all times to
oppose any infringement of the rights Of conscience
exclusion from political power Of any class Of Irshmen
on account of their religious faith.
Colman NJ o 'Loghlen, r. d. Ireland Secretaries
A w. Stritcn, j. u. Dllon.
correspondent Of the United Irishman states that
he had conversation with the privates non commits
stoned officers and officers of the 4Sth regiment when
they declared him that in the event of an
taking place for the purpose of obtaining redress of
the intolerabe grievances they stated they
great portion of the troops serving in Ireland would
not fire on them, but at all events the of the 4st
would not do of them being repealers
1t is stated that in the proclaimed districts of Tppe-
rary that none of the arms given to the police
but now safely hid ready for any emergency In
Limerick the people are making the best of their
arms they can. 5000 men nightly engaged in the
pike exercise A coffin few days ago brought in
to that city, and woman weeping over it. When the
journey was finished, the lid removed. and not
body, but plentiful supply of taken out
In Cork it is feared that all preparations for the ap
preaching struggle will be limited The police
taking down the names of all the shooting pract
TONERS OF that city The accounts received from other
parts OF the county unanimous In saying that the
people are preparing and practising their rifles where
The Theatre Royal has opened for a brief season.
Miss Helen Faucet and Mr.. Leigh Murray of the Ly-
ceum Theatre, are engaged On Monday they appeared
in Romeo and Juliet the performance ELECTED much
praise. The house was densely crowded
The Curragh April meeting commenced on Tuesday,
and never was better racing witnessed in the Curragh
spirit.
The accounts from Waterford state that the potato
crop is in forward state. and that agriculture Is in
general progressing in all parts of the county with the
greatest rapidity but owing to the wetness of the
spring, the harvest will be delayed considerably The
annual show of black cattle sheep horses poultry and
farm implements, opened Tuesday last in the
Dublin Society grounds There was great number
Of yearng bulls, which, however not good
those exhbedn former years The yearng hefer class
very numerous and the judges said they
before any thing to equal them Altogether the stoc
exhibited gave great satisfaction.
The accounts Of the meetings in America have bee n
received and read with the greatest avdty all
II. +. ii.
Our French Correspondence.
PANS, April 10, 1s4s.
Marshal Ney-The French PeopIe-Their Clubs
Emeute-Engish Press Thiers-Barrot-Eiectio
Communicable Femaiss-.4pproachingR Review.
Tomorrow, will take place the grand review Of the
two hundred thousand National Guards, and
twenty -fvo thousand Guards Mobile. The former
newly equipped and uniformed-au very elegantly,
and splendidy while the latter are composed
cusively of blouses' and their uniforms preserve
their character These destined for service on the
frontiers Of France. Already in squads of several
Thousands EACH they have appeared upon the Champs
Elysecs and other public grounds in Paris, accom-
panied by magnificent bands of music and their
movements prove how readily the French citizen can
transform himself into the perfect and graceful soldier
The Arc Etoc is selected as the spot ut which the
Government Provisional to present to the different
egions their respective flags and to address the troops
The Arc de Triumph fEtoile is the proudest monu-
ment of the kind in the world IL is worthy Of the
conception of Napoleon who first planted the seeds Of
liberty In Europe ploughcd the soil with his sword
watered it with the blood of Francethe harvest of
which now beginning to be gathered in the triumph
Of the people corrupt courts and the establish
ment Of free institutions and the of
kind 1t IL proper that the flag the people free md
rejoicing should be delivered at the place com
memorativo Of the genius and glory of the first maj
which the world ever produced, into the keeping of
those who are selected to defend the principles OF
liberty throughout Europe, and to aid in maintaining
the contest Of freedom against despotism raging
in the old world. / have already seen hundreds of
thousands assembled in .Paris-perhaps more than a
millionto witness the Of the glorious
dead; but from the extensive preparations and the
interest and glory Of the OCCASION there will be still
the largest concoursc of people assembled in
Paris to witness the imposing Of tomorrow As
II to add interest to exciting agents paid by
the dynasties overthrow, attempting to divide the
Provisional Government, and to bring the influence Of
some ambitious asprants to act upon the masses to
overthrow their companions, emeufe attempted
on Sunday last and in less than two hours than
two hundred thousand men were under arms, and in
battle array; and to the enquiry of their General
Will you sustain the Republic and the Government
there such energetic response and action, that
struck terror into the heart of every evil doer and
inale the most timid the Eurlish Ill