The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-30
Arrival Of ths Cambria.


oSE wEEK LATER FR0N EURnPE.
The rnnsnd steamer rsmhril aHisnd
n New YORK On Saturday morning lrnm
Iavrrpnol. uhsnre she saiied en ths slh
instant. The neEs sis hrirgs j. Impair
TAM. and xill BE fnnnd IN detail below.
made Up from The I.iserpnnl Times. and
The N. y. cs,nmenrlai and Journal 81
Commerce.
The Lish Rsheillnn ssems 10 hare bern
effrelually snppfrssrd nv small de'arh-
meal u pnlirr. whirh encountered Smith
O'BnaH's ferces On The 29ih uli-. u ihr
Common of Boulsngh. and dispersed Them
with the los Il seVrn persons an the psrl
al The insurgents. Thsir leader escaped.
and his place az refuge Is moi known. Il
Was nmnred lhal O'Brian. Meaghsr. and
Reilly. had surree,leJ 10 emharking On
b0and sessrl. in Gslwsy. which was
on the point IL saiiing Cor Amerira. An
army &C 1900 men, fnmmanIes by
I.old Hardinge. will IL Is thought. ciirriu-
lily prevent any further demonstration.
/ negotiations having failed 10 establish
a seuleneni Of ME Danish qgrsliOn, hos
iiiilies we're 60 be Fesumed II lhe iermina.
lion az the armislire. an The % h ullimo.
The intelligence lrnm lIaly is unfasor-
able far The cause of ihe psirio, Iorces un.
der Charles Alhrri. and demand Cor aid
has been made on the French Republic.
From Wilmer and Smiths TiaeS
Prior 10 TIE news Of the haheas corpus
suspension act having reached iceland.
Mr.. W, Smith O'Brien. Mr.. O'Gorman.
, Mr.. Dillon, aud we belirye Mr.. Mesghrr.
perceiying the danger which was impend-
ing. quilted the capital Of ireland. and re.
paired To their sfonghnlds in the sonih.
On the 25lh uli. Mr.. D'BHrn and other
Confederate chiefs. addressed the people
al Cauiek.on-Suir, and then plunged into
the heart Of Tipperary, where, for several
days, no authentic accounts could be OBJ.
tanned respecting their movements.
At first il was declared that O'Brieu
was at the heard Of 10000 insurgents,
which mmor msgnifed TO 100000; bul
more trustworthy reports have since ar.
rived. we find that al no period esuld there
be more Than 1000 adllerenis To his cause
In the meantime the government procla
nation, offering reward for the apprc
/ hrnsion Of rho leaders of the Insurgents.
was extensively posted throughout. the
chief towns of'IipperaTy. Kilkenny, Wa
ierford and Limerick, and many were de,
tered from continuing in course which
periled their lives.
All The penalties Of high treason weIt
attached 10 the harborers or sheiiors oftht
movement. and the whole body was com.
plelely panic-siricken. Of Mesgher We
have no authentic accounts whatever il j.
said that he has escaped. 0'Brien, aftet
an interval OF some days, during which h,
was doubtless occupied in stirring up ih'
peasantry, next appeared about Mullina
hone, armed with pike and pistols, ant
surrounded by bady guard similarly az
coutred. He certainly hailed al The pnlic'
station there, and demanded the sergean
and six men TO surrender, Some parleyiny
took place, and Mr.. 0'Brien and his par
" moi succeeding in gaining over the men
or inducing them 10 surrender. promised
to return the following day.
On Saturday, The 29th ult.. the first
: overt act" fairly took place. Ahou
1000 or 5000 insurgents encountered
. small body Of police under Mr.. Blake
! the county inspector, and al first the over
whelming force of insurgents compelle
the little hand of the consiabulary to retire
They secured their retreat into a sma
3 house on the borders Of the commnn &
Boulagh. near Ballangarry. WHICH havin
been fortified. the insurgents advance
E headed by O'Brien. He called upon III
u besieged 10 surrender, aud was apswere
i bv a volley from their muske,s, who
= killed several Of the insurgents. The ID
G man Catholic clergyman arrived at III
u scene of strife while this was going Of
Il ard implored the people to abstain iro'
V violence.
O'Brien. il is said. incited the people
set fire To the house, or pull i, down, hi
no. being seconded, he appeared disguise
o with command, mounted policeman
horse. and took the direction toward U
IS lingford. BY this time a large body
!. regular troops, cavalry. artillery and i
s. fan,ry, came pouring in from all quarter
r, the insurgents had dispersed. and the m
g li.ary bivouacked on The field. Vario
statements hare been put forth. tending
}. show that O'Brien is scarcely in sta
,e of sanity; his dress and department. beil
h altogether such as to justify this belief.
From England continued stream
,e forces. consisting Of cavalry, infantry al
artillery, poured Immediately into ire'an
Il. and an immense feet Of war steamers e
n. circled the whole coast. The Felon, N
NJ ton and other papers were seized, I.
a. types carried away, and eliectual ste
10 taken TO prevent their temperance. M
IN counties were farther proclaimed und