New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
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By Telegraph 10 the leg-Tork Tribune.


The steamer Ame~Icq, Capt JUDErSs arrived AZ
Boston lest evening, from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 80 inst. She was SO hours 10 making
tie passage from Halifax % Boston and was de-
tanned hours by a iog. she arrived up 70 her
berth in the remarkably short spare Of zen dug
and exit hours from Liverpool, including deten-
ton Oh and At Hali.az.
This we believe is tie shortest passage ever
made from Liverpool 90 Boston.
TIE Amerc. brings seven days later news from
Europe.
TIE following dispatch was transmitted 70 rs
bv Telegraph from our Boston Agent
Bosroy Tuesday night-ll o'clock
IRELAND.
on tie ~ u's in Du5In. Nr. Mitchell, convicted Of
treason upon ae previous evening. was sentenced %
fourteen years transportation, and Immediately re-
moved under s escort squadron of cavalry % steamer
Of way which wac waiting convey him 70 the convict
depoSst spike l--.ni. .n the Cove Of Cork Ills desH
nation s Bermuda whittier be has already sailed 60 be
iacarccrl,ed on board dockyard hulk.
Intense excitement prevailed FOO Dublin up 20 sunday
ngbt 5u, Las since given wey TO deep and solemn
silence. which denotes stern preparation and resolve
literal provision VIII be made By the nation ior tic
conyicts family.
The European Tine says-" When the verdict Of
guilty against Nr Mitchell delivered a scene Of
great confusion ensued the Court bur the tranquility
Of .4e City Of Dublin was not materially disturbed
On tho following day. tie 9TH uil Mr. Mitchell was
brought up for sentence md after some peeches equal
lydeaau as his previous conduct or al authority what
.1eycr. he was sentenced by tie Cour. 20 Il years
importation. Ou the same day be was conveyed in
the ordinary prson.yan TO Government steamer lying
close 10 the quay.
We lor5car 70 touch here upon Oh the tender and
a4l.tng circumstances of the sudden parting OF this
unfortunate man with his wife, children, and conied.
crates The stcrnness o. ambition yielded before lie
orcrgoweIug claims Of nature ana hurried away a. he
was from the theatre OF biz crime, few can nave felt
more painfully than Mitchell the deep anguish OF seeing
ones native ird rec, diag amid tle growing waters.
This has been q stunning blow TO the Confederate
party great cianor las been raised about the pack
ing Of the Jury.
10 has been attempted irupcach the legality Of the
conviction by showing that Roman Catholic Jurors were
struck from the panel and in the cases Of 8r.en and
SIR Mcaebcr no doubt this was the fact but seems 10
have Seen done n direct contradiction 70 the instruo
tons OF the Government
yavotc Of The Repeal issocs on the wife aud chill
dfen of Mr. Mitchell are 10 be adopei by the people Of
Ireland ard their comfort and education provided for
at the public expense ous Of subscription 70 be raised
for the purpo.e
Tae fypes o. the UaHed Y,siuan newspspor were
Immediately seized by the Government and his proper
ty scqaosira,ed That paper accordingly 81 an end
but arrangements are .n progress for bringing oat a
new journal of s,ar tendency under the sovereign
stye. title auj dignity OF Tae Irlst F.'oH.
Tho Language Of Mr. John O'Conacn at the Repeal
ciation, when urging the members 10 adopt the
family Of Mitchell and in expressing indignation esaiu't
tas Attorney General particularly exciting. lie
called upon al rshmcn never again 70 speak 70 the At
torrey General but 10 spit upon him as he lad spit upon
the CaihoIcs-not 10 expose Themselves 10 be struck
down sney but 10 band themselves together IS deter
mined and united lrishmen
SIR MITCHELL arrived a. Spike leland, Cork, on sun
day night and Instantly handed over 70 the Gov
ernor. he wl immediately assume the convict dress,
and be treated every res CT Ike an ordinary convict
From the declaration Of Sir GEORGE GaEv in the
House OF Common 10 sppesrs thatthe Government has
determined ou carrying out the sentence against him
o. transportation beyond the seas.
Ia consequence however Of the bad state Of health
under which the unfortunate man Is u,rns they have
rellnquished the intention OF sending him TO Norfolk
~, e.ty's dockyard OF Bermuda and there on board
the Thames Convict hulk TO undergo his first years
sentence
Her Maesys steam .loop scourge ofs.x guns Com.
Winsroye. lef Portsmouth, on Monday morning for
Cork TO take on board the unhappy Mr. Mitchell and
o.Arr prisoners and 70 proceed Immediately 10 Ber-
mlia
some partial disturbances have taken place in Lon
don Bradford, Manchester, Leeds and other places
Charuss have been the lnshgators Of these runult,
which in every cnse, have been almost instantly sup
pressed.
On Monday evening large asselnblage OF Charrsts
collected in Cierscnven Ga London. bu, 81 midnight
they quietly dispersed On Wednesday evening similar
meetings took place but the arrangements Of the Po-
lice. aided by a denomination Of the military men 20
complete that the mob. Whenever Il appeared, was
speedily scattered