The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-16


Limerick 70 that he is Ga the place fer v
, cODtccuiiye days.
! Clonme is considerably excited. The eanson whiei
are plac'd in the top Of Cshsr Casto ersry IA,
beirg exercistd and the magistrates every day
gagged IN swearing IN speoia ccnstshss. The couuty
OF Tpperary is in the greatest state of excitement
ginsbe; many families are hyDg up 20 Dublin hui
from Waterford ismiits are nyiugto England aud
Wahs while Kilkenny and Wnt-rf I'd are in a fever
Messrs S. O'Bren and Meaghsr on Sn uday last visit
ed Kilkenny, 10 inspect the clubs In the evening Mr.
O'Bren addressed dense mas OF people, from the
Citizens Club in the Of his ,pcrch he stated
his readiness TO make every sacrifice TOR Ireland pro
yided that the people would come forward in large
masses, to assitt their friends in carrying their
views; The following morning Mr. O'Bren visited
tie clubs On the same day. MIR o 'Gormsn attend.
ed with depntaton from the c"ufsrates Of Limerick
in klaloe, when a club was rncd. called the Kin
cairn Club; and the same WAS done at Newport
The Limerick clubs are progressing rapidly; they
meet every hit their enthusias Is beyond d.scrp
ton On Sunday last they Wis ted by the police,
who asked for the of the president vice pres-
de pt and secretares which were refused The rlice
ultimately turned out they had not IRA Is.
Eight men were arrested yesterday, charge Of
spring to murder three inspectors of police The in
formations received and the parties sent for trial
to the next commission; and. on Wednesday, three
arrested for attempting. stated to sssas-
sinate a policeman. The policeman duty when
he observed Tie three men with in their hands,
which he attempted to seize. when a struggle ensuJ
and the policeman stab ed
The Protestant Repeal Association have abandoned
their proposed mission 20 the North in OF
the Suspension of the ho6eas corpus.
The kale of the Fef0n and Nation newspapers has
been int-Idcted The following notice has appeared
from the Castle -
directed by government that all persons selling the
Feon and Nation after this date brought
the mag stIae for selling ano publishing ssdous papers You
N'A t''' ''s''0A 70 inc p''f signed. + N REDINGToN
At Clonmel, Slip, Ennscarthy and We xford several
have been bound to bail to take their trials
selling seditous newspapers MIR John OConnell has
published an address to the people deneuncing the
clubs and the league, and describing the latter
mockery, deusion, and snare 1t is his intention
to reopen Cancellation Hail.
MIR. Mann editor of the Drogheda Argus, with
n nd W atpd m q OH of
drilling, and held to bail to take their trial
The grand jury of the South Riding of Tippsrary
have returned true bills against Mr. NJ Doheny under
the Treasury Felony Act
Very favorable accounts are daily received of the
crops. The potato has in some few cases commenced
TO fail, but the crop is in general a good one.
Our English Correspondence
LONDON, July %, ls4s.
Effect of the False Irish News-Mouemcnts of the
Chartists--America-U S. Stocks, &C.
The town was thrown into great ferment yes
terday, by teegraphlc despatch from Liverpool,
announcing that all the South of Ireland was In
open instruction - that the railway station at
Thurles was burned, and the rails torn up for
several mies-that bloody battles had been fought
at Clonme and Kilkenny, In which the troops
were defeated had fraternized with the people
Lord John Russell at Richmond attending to the
christening of one of his babies, when this alarming
hot potato, Irish REBEL and flew for aid to that
A" superannuated old granny" as Mr. Golden calls
him, the Duke of Wellington Orders were imme-
datey issued for sending war steamers and troops
Ireland.
The fact cannot be disguised, that the government
were prodgiously frightened. The report was soon
ascertained to be hoax, got up for stockobbng pur
poses, and then John Bull I" breathed freer and
easier" There is doubt that the whole of lrea nd
is the of a bold attempt at rebellion; neither
is there any doubt that the Irish have the sympathes
large mnsS of 1 ha Englis
laborers and operatives. The chartists of London
Liverpool Manchester, and other large towns will give
the great trouble, in the event of out
break In Ireland Inc destruction OF the liberty Of
the press, in Ireland followed by the suspension Of
the habeas corpus are extreme measures that dis
liked by great numbers in England.
The meetings held in parts of the United
States particularly in New York and Philadelphia to
sympathize with Ireland have given great often to
the British ogarchy. 1t is useless to attempt dis
quite the act that the aristocracy Of this country
most cordially hate America and every thing Ameri-
They never have, and never WILL forgive for
our successful revolution. The various foggpgs
eavsthem dnIapd and water, during the of 1912,
the bond that keeps the peace They hate
us f6xyeug supplies of food to starving Ireland and
civil efty It may suit the views Of such organs as
the Courier and Enquirer, to pretend that any really
friendly feelings can exist between the people Of the
ing and deprecatory tone of such presses towards
England all in vain the object is apparent it is to
coax John Bull into buying public stocks But it
is CO. United States per cents below par in
London; and the Times the organ Of the monied
arstocracy, will not SO much as name American
stocks in it's dainty columns. The English press
constantly publishing exaggerated accounts of the
disturbances in France the object of which is to deter
killing of three thousand by emeute in Paris,
is charged to republicanism; whilst the death of
evidence of the blessings of monarchical, rather
Of oligarchical government.
Rumors rife to-day, of preparations for risings,
in various parts of Scotland in aid of the Irish also of
chartst movements in different towns in England.
There will be express from Ireland this afternoon,
which will give you the latest intelligence up to the
Failing Of the steamer to- Whatever the friends
Of Ireland In the United States determine to do for
Ireland must be done speedily but still of opinion
Yours, TECUMSEH.
LONDON, July 2s-7 p. M.
Unsettled state of the English wovinces-Important
proceedings IN Parliament-Amother Public Ere
c,.tion-Fdther Mafthe,O's Proposed TM to
America Theatrical Ecciesiastic-Sp Sporting.
The English provinces are beginning to show
symptoms of discomfort At Birmingham, Liver
pool and Manchester, alarm is felt by the inhabi-
tants that there will be disturbance. In each of
these towns there are numerous Irlshmen, and it
can scarcely be wondered at that they should sympa
thise with their brethren in Ireland. Right wrong
they forming clubs ofgreat strength some go
far a. td that seven thousand confsderates can be
raised in Liverpool without the publication even Of
single plscard Be this IS it may large bodies Of
troops have been despatched by rail into the principal
Of the manufacturing towns and measures Of proven
tive nature te be taken by the provincial magis
trates to quel any outbreak. Some time back, told
you the possibility Of q turn out' in London was
out Of the question but that the real danger laid in
the provinces In those places the popuations mainly
composed Of intelligent operatives, with small wages
and large families Who when they agtste about their
grievance, are not the men to allow the matter to
drop without struggle. With all these demonstra-
tons there Is not much chance of any very dread
full coils IN for the facilities afforded by the rail-
roads have have already said enabled the govern
to throw a military force on the spot almost i'm
msdiately or course the workmen could stop the
factories and private establishments but from what
has trapspred, ] am inclined to think that these
alarms have been raused more by the Irish than
the English orkmen. Up to the time write, nothing
beyond preparations has occurred. Should anything
Of great moment take place after my letter is des