The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-11
L.A!TEs IA! FOREIGNNEWs
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20 l9''s3 NEW YoRk, Nov. 8, f848.
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The steamer Il Hibernia arrived at
Boston, bringing seven dnys later in
telligence from Europe. .s,s
n The alarm created sbv the Cholera
has sensibly abated in England. The
Register General Of London reported
thirty additional cases np,to the Satur.
day previous 10 the sailing Of the Hi.
hernia. The general health Of London
is represented as better this year than
usual. itsasisssl nwati silt p gWhIond a'5es
'a Liverpool has entirely escaped ..,he
ravages OF the Cholera. fH dioss s5as,a
~ The city of Edmburg, on the con-
,tfary, has suffered more than any other
city. The port Of Leth has compare
lively escaped. .5s''tass 90 g ,9ss Y l6' ~
The government, has become satisfi-
ed ihat'Quarantine laws are unneces-
sary. -, .1.--.x
IRELAND...MoRE CONVICTIONS.
I, h The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland has
been waited upon by deputation Of
the citizens Of Dublin. to urge the par
don Of O'Brien, the Irish patriot, Sc n.
fenced at Clonme! to be hanged, drawn
and quariered. Ia reply, the Lord Lieu.
tenant declined giving any direct ans.
wer TO the depuiation, beyond the as.
surance that full weight would be Civ
en- to the arguments OF the memorial,
and OF the citizens, and that the recon-
mendalion Of mercy fran the jury that
tried him, should receive attention.
,Writs Of error have been prepared
by the legal advisers Of O'Brien.
O'Dpneghoe, another Irish patriot,
has been tried, and in like manner
found guilty, and recommended TO The
mercy Of the pardoning power, in con
sequence Of his being Withdrawn from
his associates previous to the commis.
si,n of any overt act .s.sT.1le u +
The trial Of O'Aleagher commenced
on Monday, and the interest which had
subsidized after the trials ofO'Donoghoe
and McManus, had revived in full farce.
i The Catholic Prelates implore gov
ernment to employ, for the relief Of the
distressed poor, all the funds at lis dis.
posal, and 10 use its endeavors to eifec,
such an equitable adjustment of the re.
laiions between landlord and tenant, as
shall stimulate an outlay ofcapi,aI, and
ensure employment 10 able bodied
men, who are willing TO work, and thus
increase the products Of the soil. .-
LlvERpooL, Saturday, Oct. q.
TRIAL OF MEAGHEa.-An extraordi.
nary express from Dublin has just Ibis
instant q l-2 o'clock, reached the
wharf, with busin IS letters, reports,
&c., from our Irish reporters and cor.
respondents. as a
The State trials at Clonmel proceed
very slowly. The case of Meagher has
occupied the entire week, and cannot,
lis said, 60 to the jury before 4, ,laie
'our this Saturday night. The onl,
:lance the Attorney General has for
.af = =
the prisoner, is by making
lin responsible for the acts Of Mr.. |
JBrlen. This, although dangerous
loctrine, is held by some to be lau!(
'ndoubledIyait is not justice!
Whiteside, at the date Of our last let
er from CIonmeI, has opened up the
leience, and in a truly mastery style
exposed the hollow case made Sout
gainst his client. Yesterday he was to
lf'ish his address TO the jury, when wit.
lesses Tor The defence will be called;
Nv. Butt will then sum up, alter which
deeagher will have an opportunity Of
the court. II he does SO, "a
ing brilliant speech may be expected,
$ he is among the foremost Of Ireia6d's
plnrIt-sIirrlng orators. The Solicitor
'eneral will reply, and Lord Chief JUS.
Ice Black burn charge the iurv. sfs' nm
DEPARTURE FOR CLARENDON. @ai
The Lord Lieutenant has set Oft for
london to consult with the government.
esPeciing what course Will Ge adopted
nth Mr.. O'Brien and his fellow con
icts. That no capital punishment will
nsue is now considered certain. l,'e,'5 e
! We have nothing definite respecting
,e writ OF error in these cases. The
reliability is that it viii be allowed 10
sue, and the chances are that the
louse OF Lords will allow the nrisoner
le benefit Of the objection. ,go ,a.ei.,,eb @
EscApE OF o'MAHoNEY. III is said
lat Mr.. O'Mahoney, the rebel leader,
.caped from Bonmahou, county oi
Y on "Wednesday, and that he
ffected his escape BY means. of one OF
70 =, vessels employed in taking away
e z produce s of the copper mines in :he
sighborhood. Je3 3 . - ggA s5 y.,s wsa
4 as'fs i4ssA FRANCE. iia.s9 Eieg IS
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