Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-26

also arrested and these captures gave clue, by thu
Of their papers, TO many of the parties embarked in thu
conspiracy On Monday morning assistants in the hous
Of PINK Co., draper apprehended and sent to Jail
These ieuded young found possess arms anc
ammunition in their boxes and they held commissions of tn,
rank captains and colonies in the King of MINISTER'S
my Many others in the estabii shnsn against whom
rants we're out contrived to escape for the present.
"Eugene Reilly, prominent leader OF the Conederates
surrendered himself al the instance the compuson
his lther respectable solicitor James F. Labor Of the
Feor, and Mr. Hapn, the secretary Of the Irish Confedera
lion, also captured and sent Kmanham jail The
next day, z. Taie, Esq, baser at law, and I. Walter
Mayer president of the Citizen Club, both committed
TO Newgae Procamaios were issued against harborne
eleven conederates including the two Cauwes OAR
cy c(ee, Devin Reilly Joseph Brennan, and others Dr.
Cane was taken at Kilkenny G. Rockford attorney John
Blake editor of the Galway indicator and Geohagan,
gunsmth at Galway Rumors circulated that O'Brien,
eagher and his comrades had effected their escapes but in
fact within these few days. authentic account has been
ceivtd respecting them or their movements.
Erom the latest advices received from the disturbed dis
cs about Bangary, where Gen. Macdonald has establish
ed his headquarters every thing continues peaceabe, with the
general impression that the the troops with
drawl dissatisfaction would again show itself OBen is
supposed by the most cooheaded people writing from the
spot be concealed in of the mines in the neghbor-
hood Of his late exploits. >a
"NiscouHp Hardinge arrived in Dublin Tuesday, and
would necessary, the special command Of the forces
in Ireland, which at least SO, 900 He
expected to leave Dublin for the south Thursday
considerable quantity of arms has been seized Nenah The
search for appears be carried with undimnished
vlgor and Carick SUR and Caick Beg spots which
the very focus Of edon have yielded to stern neces
siya their have been seized The same resolution
to carry out the intentions of the Government appears pre-
vail IN all parts of the country, and week days from
this time all the country will be dsarmed.
ct quite evident from all that has occurred, that the
movement has totally aed The sangune of the Con-
fedeIaes must be that there existed the
smallest chance OF successfully coping with the British arms
The Metropolitan Police Commissioners, in their
General Order announcing the collision above
described, under date Of Sunday, 30th July, remark
| as follows:
"The Commissioners Of Police happy TO be able
form the force that small part of the conabulary yesterday
evening" unasslsted by military, klenaule, in the
county Tpperay, attacked thousand men, mostly armed
with fire and pixies under the immediate command of
Smith u Bnen Not man of the police has been injured,
but of the rebels killed, and a great number
wounded OBrens party away, in the greatest conu
sion and completely dispersed About an hour AFTER
large military force the ground but too late to be Of
service"
The latest intelligence from Europe, supplied by
the correspondent OF the associated press of New
York, is thus given:
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, ArGUsT 5-NooS.
IRELAND.-Our special messengers from Dublin,
the north and south of Ireland, have just arrived
bringing the latest from all parts of the island
Oar Dublin correspondents state that the trains
III
report that large force of constabuary had pro-
ceeded from different points at IL o'clock on the
night Of the Sd, and others at an early hour yester
day morning, 10 form Gordon in the direction
OF the Keeper Mountain the main access TO which
Is by deep and sulien gorge, the submits OF which
each side sumoun,ed with huge stones. body Of
eleven hundred consabunry said be engaged in
this movement, but Of the troops have been called
take part in it,
The whole line OF railway from Dublin towards the south
is completely quiescen and, says correspondent who has
travelled along during the Of Friday nothing strikes
one much the visbencss Of Of population
effected by the theefod Of famine, determination, and
| e0igration.'
No less than fenty three Of the reputed rebels Of Balm
garry brought into Dublin yesterday and lodged in Kill
manham. They be back Tpperary, and tried
by special commission for high treason. Some Of these p
wounded al The ShTHliSh on saturday last
More have taken place in Dublin At late hour
on Thursday light the following persons committed TO
Newgate on the of the Chief Commissioner of Po
lice, viz Gilbert White, law clerk Francis Hauvey alias
Harvey, do James Eiw's. o Donahoe, 90. and Andrew
James Doyle, printer.
The printers of the Nation who had been committed to
Newgae have been released ball. with the exception Of
Slree.
A number Of have been made in the Provinces viz
a, Cork, Galway, Roscrea, Clonmel Nenagh, &c.
The Commission Of Oyer and Temner opens in Dublin
on Tuesday next The State trials will be proceeded with.
The summonses have already been served upon the jury
Mr. Hoban, The printer of the Tribune, intends plead
guilty, relying under his peculiar circumstances upon the Gle
mency Of the Crown.
| OF the whereabouts of Mr.. Smith O'Bnen and Messrs
Meagher and Doheny, nothing late known We should
feel surprised they have actually made their escape and
fed to America, the land Of the free
FRANCE.
Our letters from the capital, dated last night have
just arrived, by which we are informed that Paris
continued tranquil notwithstanding, some uneasi-
ness was felt respecting the disclosures contained
in the report Of the committee appointed by the
National Assembly 10 consider the origin and in,en-
ton OF the emeutes Of April, May, and June last
The discussion on the report had been postponed.
The affair Of May had been declared against The
National AsssmJiy that Of June, Socialist. NM.
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