New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14
IRELAND.

There is little excitement in the sister country com
pared with what prevailed some few weeks ago Among
Repealers the great topic OF conversation Is the pro
posed Irish League" Mr John OCOnnell as VIII be-
observed ha5 backed out against the contemplated
union and il s said viii retire into private life Mean
time the COncderates are still loud ln tneI boasts
against the Government All that Is interesting on i'm
portant IN the news from rhls part oi the LWted King
dom will be- found below
The Irish FtiOa made ts dbei on June pa. The chief
contributors write in their own names.
M Martin states that when John Mitchell was M
dlcted hve-sixths Of the Irish nation were indicted
Bur. on occasion OF the Patriots removal be highly
disapproves of the Repealers policy His desire vas
that blow should have been struck.
The Lord lieutenant Is termed " Chief Legal Muir
dercf and Jury packerGeneral Of Ireland The Attof
ncv. General for Transporting Mitchell, D. recreant
bravo" The Lord Lieutenant IS addressed Ny
Lord Assassin aud his EXceilency 10 told In nothing
have you conquered least OF all IN conquefng the el0-
NOUS spirit and tendency Of leaden type You nave
not crushed felony terrified ielons out OF their wits,
as YOU shall see with Mr. Reilly Repeal is sham for
Republicansm IL sanctihed-he says You have sancti.
ted Rcpublcanism my Lord raised round Il a halo oil
msrtyrdom sure type Of ssnctity and eternal life Nf.
Reilly says 70 Lord Clarendon You have no night 10
be here but 60 to the waving nelds OF wheat and you
will ind blades there.
Do Yee have lived % zee the Irish peasant hang HE
weapon by his bedside and utter that most teonious
prayer 10 God by Gods lips taught % them Give Us
this day daily bread. such is Nj. Reilly style
and spirit He aub5cr.bes himself Lord Clsrendon's
A meeting Of the United Repealers ol Donnybrook
and the neghborng parishes took place ON me faf
Green, June -
assume an attitude which should make England dread
them You must he said get arms Many Of you
can get rifles and those who cannot LEI them get pixies
AZ this part OF his Grafton sn orange ana Wnte nag
IA tened 10 a pike were produced II was resolved
That this meeting strongly recommends the lorna
ZION of clubs the several neiyhb0nng localities 70 aid
the Irish League Ia all practical M ans Tor working out
lresnds future destiny
other speakers eIhofted the people % provide them
selves with hrc arms Or clubs Of these NJ heasher
was the most energetic.
At the adjourned meeting of the Committee % the
Cancellation Hall Repealers, held on sunday, June 10
the following resolution adopted with he signature
OF T. NJ Ray. Secretary
That the Committee deeming 10 advisable that tar
Their time should be given tor collecting more July the
opinion Ut ths country the question as 70 the lorna
ton u the proposed Irish League, have agreed 20 al
0uru the next meeting oi th. kepeal Associauon 90
Monday the 10Th day OF July next
Thus 90 far the acting body Of tue Repeal A7so
citation Is concerned the junction Of the confederate
s still quite undecided
meeting Of the Protestant Repeal Association was
held In Dublin On the evening 0f the 9th. The place 81
hled The char taken By b Barnes, 10
The following regulations. SC i.spectns ne lorna
uon VI clubs have been published
Whenever twenty Rcpeacrs o. upward. reside 10
one nei lhb0rhOod 10 h. recommended lhat tney form
Themselves into Repeal Club The mode VI dong 70
may b. this The hrs- twenty % form themselves INTO
PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE uhAtflhhl- " WIZ tvi .Ai'
months at the formation of the Club This Provisional
Conn .ttee 10 select place Ot meeting Tor the ciuD
choose out VI their own number Vice President on
Vice.Presidents Treasurer and Secretary leagng t"s
choice of President for more advanced pefO1
One OF Two conflicts between some officers 81 nie
Dubr Police and the citizens have taken place ih one
case u . Police severely cat and nuffa ~ pftA-
kettles old basins bottle and ne IKE "nch were
aung rom The window and owed Their escape nom
moro renOus dana -c 20 te AID u sOme % me ,ii1ha
who sisted them IN securing me ee'el' ~ ths 10y
which originated at public mouse IN IHilticN, III
apo.l rr case desperate assault was cOmmified on
poiice Cou4tsbs named hinsey Of the dv son. By
man named 4icock who brought, Out pike. with winch
hi .rabbod the Constable in the hand leg and arm
There was violent attack made % the POlce-Dflcks
we're sinr IN al directions. and the Police were knock
ed down ana very roughly handled. AlcOck was taken
prisoner and has since been sent FOR trial at the nest
Commission
Donegal correspondent OF the Nofon mentions that
some oil his neghoorng farmers have sOwn their gar
den seeds ia etters 10 form when grown up the words
. Remember Mitchell An Ennis correspondent states
that Repeater Ia Inst town has called MS son John
Mitchell
The mortal remains OF Taomas steele Esq. were on
Friday, 2jd June, placed board the Dublin steamer
Duke " Cornwall, Tor conveyance 20 hingstown, pre-
parstory 70 their nterment In GasDeven Cemetery be
side the tomb Of bis ate political leader was the iast
request OF Mr steele that such should BE- bis resting
place. DR. Parish. and Mr 7 2 Austen the proprietor
Of Pees Coffee House both intimate personal rieho.
al the deceased attended hs remains - the wnan,
and delivered them into the charge Of me gentleman
appointed % superlntsnd ther removal - Duoio-
great many persons constegaied al tne Nortn W al
on the arrival OF the steamer. Ile remains OF MI.
steele lay in state IN Consolation Hail. on thursday,
and were aerwari deposited by the side Of his Has
trious leader Mr. OCOnnen, Ia the Gasneyen Gem
etery.
The estimate may be exaggerated but Il Is calculated
that from eight 20 ten million tons OF potatoes VIII DC
grown in Ireland this year should this expectation be
realized not only will there be sufficient food without
imports, ous large surplus beside.