The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-02

Highly important nTt0s.-Cdptre of Meaghsr Lsyne,
and ODoHogtae State trials con6icfjon of Mrrha -
More arrests -Seisure Of AHnerioqn money Copfiets
ruth AasiridaS at Bologna Cotton dull but ua.
ctGnged-AdUance ga breadsfubs
The steamship Niagara arrived at New York ON Thurs
day evening o'clock bringing seven days later in
tegence from Liverpool from whence she sailed on the
10th ut
We make up the following detail of the from the
Philadelphia North American and Ledger, received by
magnetic teegaph-papers by the Niagara having no,
yet 10 hand.
England.
On the 18th. the Manchester agstrates struck blow
against club organizations, by arrestng fourteen OF The
chief leaders OF the various clubs IN different parts OF
the town All their papers were seized Inc prisoners
apprehended have been Temanded Tor week
AT HYDE, Dakenield and Oldham, the charsts have
appeared in considerable numbers paradng through the
districts armed with pixies and guns, but IN all cases
upon the appearance of the police military they have
taken TO their heels and dispersed.
AT Liverpool, the 9th, strong bodies OF police well
armed for encounter made sudden attack upon the
chars club i'll Weller street, Blackirars, an captures
fourteen Upon their being searched, they were
found TO be armed with pistols loaded 10 the muzzle
three daggers spear heads, and swords with
ample supply OF gunpowde, shot, and ow-balls. Upon
o5 rounds of ball cartridge were discovered
AT Ashton underLyne and other districts round Man
chester, considerable excitement has existed for some
lime past, and the clubs have been than usually
i've Mobs have paraded the streets, armed with pixies
and guns and there he doubt that scheme
has been concerted with the daected in other parts OF
the kingdom to get up some insurreclonay movement
Ireland.
The accounts of the potato crops gloomy almost
without exception mitigation.
Numerous arrests have taken place throughout the
country as many as sixty having taken place in Tppe
rary.
The Roman Catholic clergy of Tuam have got up
memorial TO the Queen behalf of the State prisoners,
praying that the prerogatve OF mercy should be exercised
favor OF the insurgents who recently took up
against the Crown.
The report published in some of the Dublin papers OF
an ARRAY Abbeycae, turns out TO be uniounded, All
was quiet there and in the whole county of Limerick.
An active chase is kept up both by land and sea for
Mr. Richard O'Gorman He was traced TO kilrush but
what became of him afterwards can tell. 1t is
said that he is in the Derry mountains at the head OF 600
men but other accounts assert that he escaped In an
American vessel reward of $500 has been offered for
his apprehension.
The STATE TR1ALs-Dennis Hoban, printer of the Tri-
bune, pleaded guilty to charge of having unlawfuly
printed articles the object being to deprive her Majesty
OF her STYLE title, and dignity OF Queen OF the United
Kingdom Sentence deferred.
In the case of ODohery, the jury after two days
trial, and nights confinement without food or fire, had
been discharged without delivering any verdict
The trial OF Mr. Martin, the proprietor of the Feon,
concluded until Wednesday night, when the jury
ed I'LL the following morning, when il was expected that
Mr. ODohey, one OF the registered propretors OF the
Irish Tribune, would be again put on his trial.
ARREST I. +: MEAGHER, Mr.. LEYNE, AND ?.
these three leaders, while walking along the road be-
tween Cloncuy and Holycross were met by large par
OF police, Who susPecnng them o demanded ne
by Inspector Madden, IN the Queens name The police
fell in, one at either side OF each prisoner and they
marched them to the barrack at Ra;hcaupan, mile
OIL, where they brought before the resident magls
trae.
That official asked, in the course of the inquiry,
whether Mr. Meaah her intended to surrender himself TO
which he emphacally replied that he did not and that
he sconed the idea OF asking for his life; aud that the
only condition on which he would have ever been IN
pcated in the should have permission to leave
the country. Mr. Meagher then proceeded to write some
long statement which mas not been made public
Gen Mcdonald then arrived with his staff, and Or
dered the prisoners TO be sent to Dublin. While special
train being prepared, the prisoners were supplied
anxiety.
MIR O'Brien has been brought up for the purpose of
being examined as witness III the case OF the Queen uS
John Martin His appearance is greatly altered for the
Amongst the papers found on the person OF Mr..
O'3rien after his arrest letter purporng TO be
written by Mr.. Duffy, and which is, as Mr. Kemmis be-
licves in his proper hand writings which is of highly
reasonable character and written but recently after Mr.
Brlen was known to be openly engaged in rebellion
Mr.. Meagher has written letter in which he ndig
nanty denies making any stpulaons with the govern
ment for his lite "
The Liverpool papers are filed with the particulars OF
the arrest OF the American sympathlsers
France.
Paris was quiet on Thursday, but every precauon to
obviae outbreak had been taken.
The Journal des Debats publishes letter from a prl-
vate correspondent, dated Vgevano, the Sth it, which
that the PIedmOntese army being eorganZed
Col Cossao had returned from Milan, whittier he had
been despatched the previous day by King Charles Albert
Marshal Radetsky had consented to first amlstice for
three days. and tor exchange OF all the prisoners made
since the commencement OF the 1t was believed
that the Kings headquarters would be removed from
Vigevano to Gambia and thence to Alexandria, where an
imposing force was beng assembled.
letter from Toulon of the 10th instant states that the
French fleet, under the orders OF Admiral Baudn, had
quilted Palermo and proceeded to Cagar where the ad
rnlral wait the orders of the French government
There have been serious disturbances Avgnon.
in consequence of the of the egtmst candidates
at the municipal election which took place the 9th in
The republicans forced themselves into the town
ball. and destroyed the ballots 1t found necessary
TO call out large military force TO restore order.
The Italian journals received in Paris Monday,
the Duke of Modena had returned his States escorted
by foreign corps Much uneasness prevails in Paris
as the result of the publication of the report of the
surrecon committee and the debate which will follow.
There is much to apprehend that, many per-
implicated by the documentary and other evil
dence furnished in the report that all political parties to
save their adheents will to the utmost get up
another disturbance
The state of siege still continues in Paris About ZOO
have been found guilty OF having taken part
the instruction, and 1000 have been at liberty
The great debate in which Louis Blanc, Ledru Rollin,
and Caussdlere, to defend themselves from the I'M
parchment of the committee of inquiry has not yet come
on. Monday is supposed to be fixed There has been
some fiery recriminaon the Assembly the question
whether the documents referred to by the committee shall
be printed 1t is certain that the government desires to
suppress the evidence and throw overheard the question