The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-18
The Cork Examiner says I:


"a gentleman who has travelled from Waterford by the
mail the there Of the Dragon
with 500 marines Immediately on her arrival, in
iounant states, her cannon were loaded and pointed
towards the town."
HALF,PAsT 1--WE O'CLOCK have seen letters from
Cork, Clonme and other towns in the south, which
state that there upon the banks for gold
owing to the state OF alarm caused by the apprehensions
of an outbreak
vague terms, that there 10000 insurgents assembled
Mulllnahone, not far from that town, and that MT
Smith OBren is in the neighborhood The military
were momentarily expected, with warrant Tor the ar
rest of Mr. OBren; and il understood that II resist
offered, the troops would act with ygor, and
the authorities would deal with the leaders IN summary
way.
The CLUBS OF CoRK-The Cork Examiner contains
The following manifesto from the clubleaders in that
city:
TO the members of the Repeal Clubs Of Cork
BROTHER REpEALERs An act Of the Imperial Legislature
has be fore this me received the royal and Is now
law by which Lord Lieutenant authorized to cause
terain sonable opinions and without proof charge
of any crime against him. have him detained in prison
Love of iceland, and determination work for her
freedom and prosperity have so often before now been
TO find provisions OF this law enforced against those who
have made themseve conspicuous tor these Qualities;
respect WILL possibly within few hours from the time
when you 5 of be pnas Ss act
vent their BY doing will only endanger the
bave pered % much The cause is sale you act at the
time required but II lost now 1t is lost forever.
Do not Tor hour despond Tor moment relax your
exertions On account whatever dissolve your clubs
They strictly legal and should increase their num-
| Der and efficiency as much as possible
II the police other parties not members, seek adms
sion TO them refuse it, They have authority enter
unless il be given them by warrant, such would
enIe them walk into any private dwelling We recon-
mend however, not 10 resist the ii tey attempt iI
| force entrance.
Finally counsel to you is this be tranquil, but be
active Increase your efficiency much possible. bu
attempt violence lfy your officers arrested cleo
new their stead and wait tor the advice OF those
| YOU trust and know guide your further conduct.
i President Desmond Club
| ISAAC S. VARIAN,
| President John Mitchell Club.
| M. ]. BARRY,
/ President Sheares Club.
Il FRANCIS POWER,
I Pres't Lord Edw. Fitzgerald Club.
i ROBERT LAMBKlN,
! President Wolf Tone Club.
! FREDERICK LYONS,
President 81, Patrick's Club.
| b. ]. BENNESSY,
President Arthur O'Connor Club.
| JOHN WALTER BOURKE,
/ Pres't Mer. Assistants Club.
| EUGENE MCCARTHY
| President Brian Borhime Club
FRANCIS mcguire,
| v. Pres't I'd Branch J. Mitchell Club.
| JOHN ]. SHANAHAM,
i President Feon Club
II is reported that Smith Brien and several other lead
ers have been arrested but the report confirmed
up to the time of the packet leaving Dublin;
i DRoGHEDA, Thursday evenng.-This day, about
O'Clock, Mr. p. Marion, editor OF the Drogheda Argus
! Mr. p Hart, and Mr.. Stephen Drew, arrested on
charge of training and drilling and brought before Capt
Derinany the stipendary magistrate in the Thosel Al
ter heightened investigation MIR. Drew was dismissed