The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26
THE VERY LATEST.
The Latest News from Ireland.
BY SPECIAL EXPRESS FROM DUBLIN.


The Latest News from Ireland.
BY SPECIAL EXPRESS FROM DUBLIN.
LIVERPOOL, Dot l4-9AM
Our advces, dated Dublin, Friday evening, have
come to hand, and contain some important news.
Another of the State prisoners has been found
guilty. Mr.. T. B. M'Manus has been convicted of
levying war upon the Queen. He, too has received
the same barbarous and revolving sentence as was
passed upon Mr.. OBrien, to be hanged, drawn, and
quartered Another of the rebel leaders has been
placed in the dock and again is the ney geuera
with his legal colleagues calling for verdict Of guilty
against the third OF the prisoners, Mr. ODonoghue.
Two days of the trial have passed, and 1t will in ali
probability terminate to-day when the fate of another
human being will be fated by the single word guilty
Nisher and Mr.. Butt @ C. His jury althou9b wa
believe, he is Roman Catholic, is composed excIu-
svely of Professionals. conviction under such cir
cumstances will, in all probability lead to no good
results
Connected with the trial of Mr. McManus. we should
mention that although his counsel objected to point
In the charge Of Chief Justice Dogherty and firmly
but respectfully asked his lordship to tell the Jury
that they must BIO satisfied that the prisoner at the
bar had know Of and concurred in the general
object of the Others before they could find him guilty
the intention being az esse initial Ingredient in the
crime, and existing in the r:soner's own breast.
Their ordshIs would not recall the i.- to explain
the point as suggested by MIR. Butt.
Considerable anxiety prevailed in the early part Of
feared, and justly too, considering the present
state and future prospects of the country that tina
Government might be forced to shed the blood Of tho
unfortunate and Misguided gentleman The day has
passed when the people of these Kingdoms would
silently permit capital punishment for merely polit-
cal offences There has bee meet NO held in DmhI;n
to urge upon the Government to carry out the recon-
mendation of the jury in Mr.. s. O'Brien e case and
to spare his life. The attendance was not only re.
spectacle but large memorial embodying the feel
iDgs Of the meeting to his Excelency the Lord Lieu
tenant, was adopted. and afterwards a dsputation,
Mp. proceeded to Dublin Castle and inquired
Of His Excellency, first, whether il was true
that warrant had been Issued for the execution
OF MIR O'Brien; and, secondly, whether his Excel
lency would be pleased to receive dsputation At a
future day pre'en the memorial alluded to- after it
Lieutenant replied that he happy to say no war
rant for the execution had been sent down to CIon.
mel and that he would be ready to receive the depu.
taticn whenever they considered it was signed to The
extent which the promoters desired.
There Is an uncertainty that Mr.. Meagher will be
crown are very unfortunate in procuring full and com
plete evidence against him, and rather than risk
MIR. Dufy's trial will be the next in Importance
The government are determined to convict, aud our
special reporter has been told fully resolved to eye
cute him should they obtain a verdict according to
their wishes y"
As this is the season of the year at which the Roman
the affairs Of their church much curiosity has bssn Se
to know the result of their deliberations as they hays
been stting during the past week in Dublin An ex.
press messenger who has this morning returned from
Dublin me ntons that their Lordships here had the
state OF the poor under their charge and the resuts
Of the failure of the potato crop They implore "a
remedy, that government shall without loss Of time
proceed to the execution of its sacred nd
duty the preservation of human life; ndino II
to use all its influence to effect such an EQUITABLE sd.
justment Of the relations between landlords aud t.
pants as snail stimulate an outlay of capital insure
the employment of the able bodied and increase the
agricultural products of the soil resolution resnsot
ing the proposition to penssn the Irish priesthood has
also been proposed and carried This latter will no
doubt greatly embarrass the government who n "a no.
endow the Catholic clergy Of Ireland: bopin0 therein
to eiiectuay secure cordial good wishes and better
allegiance to the throne. ~
The reports which have come to hand this manning
from several parts OF the island show that outrares
to be perpetrated in every quarter and that
combined and determined effort to resist the nav
meht OF rents will be made during the course OF the
ensuing winter Already several murders, traceable
TO MS leeipg, have taken place.
The news from Vienna has produced a most pro-
found sensation in Paris. The occurrence will GER
tanly give Charles Albert another fayorabIs onnortn
nifty to strike blow for the liberation of ts,y pwh;h
probably he will not be slow TO perceive q IA th.
naughty and unconceding spirit in which the Empe-
ror Ct Austria has treated the attempts of Great Rr
and France to me date betwee begerent narties
has enlisted much sympathy and some stout arms in
neiph bors, the French
Before quitting the capital for Linz, the Emperor
sent an autograph letter to Herr krane the Minister
of Finance in which after describing the rsvnlnton
airy changes which he had been forced to submit to
BY tma but sudacous party Of his subjects he had
been compelled to quit his capital by the murder and
fapine that surrounded him neverheless he truated
In God and his own good right and only Quilted the
capital in order to find means to bring aid to his on.
pressed people The inference be drawn from thsse
words has caused rumor that tits the Emperors in
tention TO call in foreign ad-perhaps that of Russia
an event that would without doubt. ,nssSiiy
plunge Europe into war, The Minister of Finance
although he allowed the document to be made public
refused to conn'ersign II, and committee was an
pointed to take cognizance oft.
our accounts from Glasgow, up to the close of the
mail on Friday night inform that the weather gene
harvest operations.
our oafgow correspondent, at a late hour Friday
night reports the city healthy and appearance OF
cholers but the disease having visit d It's sister CITY
Edinburgh, had created some alarm
LIVERPOOL, Oct TO- A. NJ
Our own London reporter Just states bv electri.
telegraph, thatup to half past nine O'Clock thers
is rot another word worth sending by electricity.
AMSTERDAM The advices from this city, in London
this morning, report unavorabe state the oney
marlet on the Bourse. National stock h sd declined
and the money market there had unfaverable
aspect.
MANruEsrEu, Saturday nirht
Our goods and yarn market Is still dc
The continental news has added to our previous
gloom and to effect sales in any article holders would
willingly make slight concession.
GLASGOW, Friday night Oct l3
Ihere IS not any political news to communicate
In commercial affairs we cannot report Improvement.
The failure OF an extensive and respectable power 10 u
manufacturing houfe, has added to the gloom already
existing in both the goods and yarn market faiur.
Of member on the stock exchange has also been an
HAMnuno The from Hamburg this morning.
is not of important aracter The imnort, Of cot
ton were small, anp the market heavy. The amount
Of imports are quoted at $500 bales In other com.
nercial matters we have nothing Of Importance to
note beyond that published in yesterday g paper
HAyRE Letters state that the cotton market there
was brisk on the 10th but that the 1lth the demand
be came LEES brisk, prices, however, remaining firm
BORDEAUX Our accounts received this morning
state that the market was inactive owing to the extern
sve businefs done during the past month
BfRLIN,-General events in Vienna have created
great nsternation the Dourse and caused a fall
In prices. The failure Of Il. NJ HoeGman, Of Munich
for 10000 doars has been announced.
MT hara In rNaat fru.z
tant, and heavy grain Is not advancing.
DAN1zic Forty vessels, principally native have
entered for the winter. Foreign vessels will not take
cargoes at the preferred rates. Business was brisk
Frnnce-MIristerinIC Changes.
PARrs, Friday evening, Oct. 6.--P. M.
II is announced that several Ministerial changes