The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-18


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charge Of high ia rested three ovs ns
lice at Muanahone and the attack Inspector party
the hoI,s 81 widow Comaeh TO conn g the prisoners with
S n h" :. h s ss on w De examined
h nor h. h y n0 VINO indulge in son,ectures
MNanus win be acauitted The contrary Ia the aeles" anu
The charge against Mr.. Gavan Duffy. of the Nation
ss;d e have hsen sddrssssd hv him 20 NJ Stir
0,Rr nS Witch vas S;"v.S h IN W o,ina nm I'LL
trays1no bsg Of the latter vsnt,swan 70
ma n;sra s-sen forrsr,v snnpns% ,nS, ,h Tue
um n su yovsa Ny n n .ns nsmon
once wno 81, 20 hsys pSSsuv VIZ n" nandw
viii nov Sd ~ necasssrv In estahlish tho nroos
Nv other means II ia stated That a 0entiemsnp Who
bsa hasr CON n.ctad v;th tba Wot;o, and Who noug
holds ~ oNacs IN nuhiic danartmsnt has hssn ssrved
With ,nSnnna nv the crown 70 move the
IT ~, D.y' g.. or.a,t rsro-t. ~ .. av;aart that
Mr.. C. q. DUFFY has at last shown symptoms of cow
ardice.
A Dnh,,r corroorordsrt In hi. Iattar NJ tho oatb
| makes the tojlow;nr an nonrcsmant.
INV information IL his Formal nos b, bosn mi. sorcnoon
confederate movtmentthe great eoncoctor pansthe
great architect its who was the life and soul
adofsn ana q @ ." ,oregn ad Se ,ns nad
the his solicitor that he does not
to the government to the labor of prosecution his
but that he prepared plead guilty whatever Indictment
the crown may prefer against him. throwing himself upon the
mercy OF fhe ExeSutvs to dispose Of him as may seem fitting in
yyn -. ofi0sa w.. ~ -. 49, 800.
rsvvsS SncS ha WE s1 nro tho was 90
|
TENDON mas determined upon summary ana vigorous
10 th p, o9e ol Tue Journals.
Of thp WoHom MI Enam who had Ss .e son
h heo.eu WIN 1ne se, appears as .ne respons-
70. ~ nh "stamS unuer 1ae ous
apprehension OF Mr.. fmnam VINO, however, was OUT OF
tne way Mheh sne ponce wen. 20 eAecute IL. Inc
NOT acted uno" Z tated tbst tbs ntsno ~as
she n mas been
nesday.
Mr.. Killea the editor Of the Waterford Chronicle,
high treason Two you rg ladies' Miss Eliza Power nd
| Miss Ryan, arrested Carrck on SUR, and
committed to Conmel jail on the charge of being an
gagged in BILE practices The latter ia charged
| with harboripg her brother and Mr. O'Mshony, for
whose apprehension reward of f1OO has been offered
The ladies were travelling on q car when taken into
custody Miss Power had fret arms and a parcel of
letters belonging to Mr.. O'Mahopy in her possession
parcel Of percussion caps were found in her bonnet
Further arrests have taken place-one, a man named
CUNNINGHAM allowed himself to be discovered bv a
pretended sympathiser, detective on a public con-
veyance on the 21st instant, Mr.. Howley, resident
magistrate of Dungarvan, accompanied by a detach-
ment Of the 18th fusileers and strong party of police
paid midnight visit to the mountains near Comragh'
and s. cceeded in capturing fourteen persons known
to have been ia arms uuder ~Generaln Mahoney, who
had returned home Imagining themselves free from
suspicion. They were safely lodged in Waterford
cormack named Ma6er At Limerick a vouno man
named Thady O;Keefe, smith has been arrested. on
a charge of treason A person named Mccartney
who was nrvate tntor IN tho children of M Wart;n
Fit2rerald Of Jessed Int who on the snnearance ~
O,Brien. Joined the insureent force. took the com
mand of several maraud1n1 nartias ana aftarwarda
To ,educe sodiars of the sad
has been arrested and ososd In Kkennv ie
Fogarty and Mr. Burke, of Paas, near Borrsoleieh.
have been arrested ~
The 10 Lord ISentsnant has ;ssusa nroo,.m.,o,
Offering reward of flOo for the apprehension of Iohn
Mahonv leader of the last insiroent movements at
Portaw and Glenbover. ~
The waterford Chronicle Of the zth is almost GER
tain that Mes Meashcr Leyne put themselves
in the being the police owing
Duct Of some ouude farmers who used set their dogs at
these patriots whenever they sought shelter from them
seems to have set In eary.the Kings County, as be-
fere, leading the van OF the movement On Sunday
night large party succeeded In carrying OIL the lands
OF one kenna the produce or several acres OF wheat
oats barley &c together with quantity OF hay which
crews T. Inc nrst step taken was TO secure the
keepers IN q mouse ao!aceht by strong guard; NOT
Inc cue mas since oeen iound as TO wherea
S1uts ne poosy mas peen osPosioo a1hougn the most
ongen. search ID oeing maue.
and attempting to Justify the mart he had taken in the
late MT but yielding to the of his friends
Dryer Of Tipperary, solicitor of great exnerience
and begged Of him to take his case
Mr. Smith O'Brien has undertaken to pay for COM
petent gal assistance for all the poor men who to
be tried leaving the choice ofindivduas to themselves
IL SAID tnat his own counsel have great hope OF gain
r. net % h ON ssnsn OF some
where he win remain expected until after the trial
Va
Mr. Meagher, M has also reached Clonmel and
sirequsnty admitted to visit his son, Thomas Mea-
gher VINO seems TO be In as good health and spirits
ever
IL stated on good authority that the whole STOCK
OF money on the persons OF the leaders at Bangarry
un'ed TO ~ only
~ mS.ons from Dublin caste nave been posted
bo LII i oehs nvv reward 20 any one
wno"n give inormation mat Will enable the autno-
rIes 70 arrest Jonn y Mahony.
nePois 1le ourIens that ME. H. ~ M1ee is In the
sssrcS Of him "nere 'ns 0oerS Oh justice are IN
seS Mr pern;moton ~ Cor, vho :, vu b ou.
sor, y, Norh' VIZ, ~ wiz oe recoeoteu,
America under the name of Corcorsn has mads onn,;
cation to the goyernment TO be admitted to hail and
has had reply Informing him he will he nat on trial
for high treason at the next Cork assizes.
moi of MiManus the rebel leader ,, ia ron ordad
xb;ch ;nd;catss soma coo,na. n % nt U;p;,
and Mearhe being accommodafed in tbe ho.,,t al no.,
oo'ns ~ sus nvsP''oi Por-