The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

Byrns, J. p Costello, end J. B. Watson, etc., pledged
hemseves to abstsia from the Of all intoxic ADg
roland be obtaned'' and MIR Mitchell in a letter to
Lord Clarendon, .of Saturday last ststesThe people
are providing themselves With various kinds Of arms,
Tor which they have copoeived violent passion, and
Bsnizcg themselves into sections and classes not to at
ack property, sbolish social order but
70 defend persons 9nd property against OF the
and harpiss of the government and to scourge his
kzcsllency and his comudssios detective aid de-
famps butchers asd strangers forth from Ireland by
ods OF steel. The of the several rife clubs
hontantiy practising, while pixies openly
aoturcd 10 abundance. As illustration OF the avdty
pf the people TO obtsn arms It is stated that an IRON
nonge in the neig hborhood OF Chsnoery Lane sold In
Few hours go dczsn Of old bayonets
The government, on tho other hand, ere not Idle
Eeey nave new naval force the coast OF Ire
and a. follows three line ofb atleships, corvette
Three s.ssmshirs tive tenders two steam frigates one
sfeao,-sioop, snd SIX sssmsrs. vessels mourning s7s
gurs snd manned above 400 men, while In addition
TO the number Of troops stated in my last 1000 sd
ditonsl under orders for Ireland and cannon "a
being planted to command several OF the strsets
and throughout the country military to be added to
the eopstabesry force as each OF tho police stations
AT Island bridge artillery barracks additional build
bnss have been taken and at the Pigeon House Fort
the battery Of guns and field pieces IL kept ready oharg
"a, with the boxes provided with ammunition. Some Of
state that Prince George of Unrest
ems the eli resiss him To fall back on the park and
the acts passed in he year 1879 against training drill
ing armipg A. meetings encouraging to those deeds
VIII be enforced ia ireland this week The p. nslty
years transportation Several portions of the
loyal Inhabitants of Dublin have formed thsms elves
into districts and joined together for their nutusl
fence In OF cry disturbance and the members Of
the Lessen street district have agreed to supply
snbss OF their houses capable of bearing arms, with
and that the first symptoms Of disturbance, 20
hsy will each return TO his house the doors
With farhiture SO The osrhs in the poor.iaw ofaoe
Bosrd OF Works Fave received orders to register
hs,r panes and residences ia order that they may be
tepsitEents, in the evsnt Of an insurrecton.
The Repeal Association held their usual meeting on
Mendsy last Jno Atkins in the ohsir. Mr. Jno O'Con-
ell was as usual, thu principal speaker. He moved
resolution to the Lord Mayor requiring him to call
10 ks consideration the late startling dis.
osxrss to the manufacture Of pixies at tho instance
person In the employ msn Of the police authorities
which was carried The meeting also parsed rssolu-
ion csndsnDatory OF Sir George Grsy's bill Mr. Jno
OConoe then proposed the expsdisncy Of taking the
opinion OF counsel TO the legality of council Of 800
~ interrupted by Mr McKenna who declared that no
ppiaon requisite the berator had stated that 1t
WAS egsl, which Mr. oConn.ll dsnied) The rent of
he week amounted to f52 1913 I'd. meeting pro-
to be held of tbs Repeslers In Belfast and notices
that effect issued, but 1t proved failure Tho
Mayor prevented the sting from taking plsce 1T the
hsare The chief orator MIR Rem, was, in the
pr his speech, most unccrenonously interrupted By
large water engine from the HOUSE. opposite playing
BIN
There are to be meetings forthwith held In Dublin
md Drosheoa Of society, calling themselves tho
III
nay the times demand. The psIt'ts proposing to form
ISSUED address which IL contained In three dis
met articles iss they have no intention to renew re-
differences but the sole object is to
government that the majority Of tho Protestants
xious for repeal as the Roman Catholics I'D, they
90 On the fereo Of public opinion; 81, loyalty to the
Queen, and opposition to republicsnism. numerous
oeetng Of the nobility and gentry resident In Dublin
as held the latter end Of last week which dsputed
Reputation to wait on the Lord Leutenant to notify
s excelency Of their to place the
caon which they then formsd at the disposal Of tho
AID m Nntiv
tain law and order The Sohomberg Orange Lodge,
to the address OF the osnfsderates, has dis
netiy refused to fraternse with the Repesers but II
s supposed thst great number of the body viii be in
duced Join the confederation which the latter society
very much wieh Ths Corporation OF Derry and tho
ntce boys have respectively presented addresses
Lord Lieutenant Offering their services Several
of the leading conservative papers have lately declared
or cal Parliament, with limited powers, such has
been formerly known under the nsme of Federation
sddrers to that effect will probably be adopted
but 1t will not satisfy the rePeaers.
Ga TUESDAY last there meeting OF the corpora
cn he Lord Mayor in the chair. Nothing Of any I'M
portsnoe DONE Several members pressed the Lord
Mayor as TO whether no had made up his mind to
company the depu,ation which was to address the
French His LordshiP stated he had ease before
The bish grand military s.eepls chase came of on
uesdsy last at Msynooth thirteen horses started The
racing wss excellent
The Shannon steamer has arrived, with 50 elected
Operatives, from France committee in London PAID
their rs,ssse and food, and gave them e. IS each.
yiy hs city Of puh IN Jsx
She will II shs oomer be in time for the sport Major
General John Macdonald, C. B., recently appointed
Dublin special service. An ombsnkment which haS
been formed in bog on portion Of the Dundaik eat
on. uixn. is.t v.es not v.sriss was to b,
seen the next morning The sinking Of the embsnk
msnt las eau,ed rise IN the river Fane, which hal
been of wing the surrounding country
The Board OF Guardians Of Cambridge Union signed
dsclsratcn Of confidence in the LORD Lieutensnt TIE
board i'm n sdstsly Afterwards dismissed The
cevs nusnt intend lending sum Of money TO the Wa
ierford a.d Limerick Railway Company, TO enable them
to continue tn: line to w.t'rford The ComsissioneI
against taking any part In politics serious die
tsrbspcs in Derry sone few days ago. amongst
1.-The cause is stated to be repeal The CorkE1dmine'
states thst ME- Butt the Queens Counsel has given IL
b. p. bat =. II: tn p.psrs
tion were deposted ct Cork barracks last week Tai
Belfast and Baynana Railway will sspened for trsm'
Friday, which was very satisfaotsry An accident
Cured the West railway last Wednesday, which un
der ordinary ciroumstauoes would have been fatal
The IusgsEs train Was thrown Oh the rails near Lisburn
The crash that ensusd tremendous; seven of the
wagons we're Crushed to atoms.
Ins Irish fishery commissioners have established O
the city fer the sale Of sslted ash ssch
cod Ing hsks ana paddock which they were selling ~
on. porton Of the poor with cheap whossom,
food and giving employment to another portion.
John Mcdonnell Esq, was elected Governor Of thu
Bank of Ireland for the ensuing year. and John Barlow
Deputy Governor Lord Rivsrdale died last week
The Bishop of Kslos succeeds 10 tbs title and estates
policeman In Latter to the Nation last week, state
that out Of body Of II 900 nearly 10000 will Ak bayo
cts and march for the freedom Of their snslavsd
suffering eountrymsn. Ga the other hand the Corl
have csnrsdctsd the report which appear
Cd In papers rejecting their loyalty, and signed
declaration 10 that eject.
Affairs in Denmark.
Battle between the Danish ana Holstsln
Troops.
The following appeared In third edition of the Lon
dom Chronicle Of the l4th inst -
HULL, Friday morning; April IA.
The Hamburg stssm- packet, Captain Brown, arrived
here from Hamburg this morning She brings the Dor
serhsIe of the llth instant, from which We extract
ths important intelligence subjotnsd.
Hostil,tiss have seriously oommeHoed bstwesn the
fare q OF denmark and those Of Schles Holsteiu
vary fierce battle has been fought Flensburg,