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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
Seizure of the Irish League Rooms and all
its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF MIR. Halpin
mud Iabn Ren al belfast.


The following appeared in Second and Third editions
of the Weeklg FREEMAN of Saturday:
About o'clock this dsy sergeant and two police,
accom- panied by members OF the detective force
entered the rooms of the Irish League, No Dame st.
and inquired for Mr.. Halpn.
lie was the time In ad Joining room, speaking to
Mr. Rea Of Belfast and the police having gone into the
room arrested him, and conveyed hip to the Office OF
the Police Commissioners in the Lower Castle Yard
Mr. Rea followed and was refused admission He then
retraced his steps leave the place, but arriving near
the Castle Yard was stop ID and taken into Gus
tody by three or four detectives and brought back
prisoner.
Mr. Rea demanded to see their warrant, but they
produced none He was then conveyed a prisoner
into the same building Mr.. Halpin One OF ths
clerks connected with the Irish League, named OGra
DIV applied to see Mr. Hapin but refused. lie IN
quired of the police sergeant when he could see him.
and told not until ne was removed 10 hilmainham
Very shortly after the police force returned 10
the League and took possession OF them and all
the books papers, correspondence, &c. even BITS OF
torn paper lying the door and In the place were
gathered up and taken. Most of the books were IN
blank.
The police also took 500 copies Of pamphlets which
they found on the premises containing report OF Mt
Ntchels trial and also largo map OF Ireland which
hung the chimney piece.
They then went away but previous 10 their departure
the clerk Mr. OGrady requested the sergeant 70 eaTs
the letters of Dr. Blake and Of Hon. Mr.. French which
he declined do, telling him TO make application al
Col Brownies Office.
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As matter OF interest at the present moment we
subjon the official return Of the troops in Ireland for
month commencing August I'd II.
lst Dragons Guards Cahir 9Th Dragon Guards,
Dundalk: ID Dragons Athlone 4th Light Dragons,
Newbridge 6h Light Dragons, Dublin IN Hussars,
Dublin and Tippersry Sth Royal Irish Neworidge
18th Lancers, Cork 18th Light Dragons, Lonsford
18th Lancers Dublin lst foot, I'd bat Parsonstown
I'd foot Dublin Sd foot Pilltown 9Th foot, I'd bat
Youghsl 9th foot Dublin 18th foot, Belfast 18th foot
Cork 3lst foot Athlone 35th foot Dublin i0th loot
Galway ilst foot Buttsvsnt; 40 foot Templemore
9th foot Conme 4sth FOO, Dublin i9th foot Dnbhn'
55th Foot Dublin 57th Foot, Ennishllen o9th Foot
Templemore Goth Foot, Dublin oath Foot ick
6sth Foot Mullingsr 10Th Foot. Cork '.st Foot
Mas 7ath Foot. Dublin; 18th Foot Phoenix Park
Ed Foot, Kilkenny s5th Foot Dublin ssth Foot
Kilkenny and Psrsonstown 92d Foot Limerick
Depot companies OF It'll foot, Waterford 10th foot
Castelar,; 34th foot Nenagh; 3sth foct Boyle
Goth foot, kinsale, I'D foot fermoy 18th foot, Mu
lingar ssth foot Tralee. 95th foot, Londonderry.
In addition there detachments OF Royal Artillery
stationed Dublin and in out districts Royal Marines
OutPensioners, Royal Engineers, and armed Police
making in ALL force Of about 5000 men.
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Arresf nj the Young lIen nj Pins.

Pins is large Dry Goods store in Georee's-s,
Dublin, corresponding in some respects to Stewards
in Broadway, New.York. I'd. TT.
Shortly after six O'Clock on Monday morning, Ser
zeant Prender OF the Detective Police called At tho es
Enlistment and ssked to Mr.. Fisher, the chief su
perntendent 10 whom he stated that be had warrant
TO search the trunks Of some young men in the estao
lishment Mr. Fisher told the Sergeant II ne named
tae parties he would at once give him every facility
The officer read his list and the young were called
by Mr. Fisher and desired to open their trunks when
they at complied. There was nothing whatever
found in the trunks except the wearing apparel belong
documents appointing the young men such Offices
was stated by the Maiy-tO the Offices OF held officers
and captains "coones and 30 forth nor were there
any documents A. all found.
II also stated that and uniforms were found
In the trunks There particle Of truth in that
report either.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
The pa,tor Of the 'Felop' Arrested.

Mr. p. Ialor. the editor OF ne Fsl0a ns"sPaPer'
and one of the os prominent Of the Executive Drec'
,orv p,s ,aken At Bayhane. near Nenagh, on Thurs
dAy night, and lodged in Nenssh County Prison
The Ysaask G.araaa says farther, in relation TO the
subjec.
In our last we announced the arrest Of Mr. Lalor and
thai he Was on mis- way 10 NenAgh zaol At . O'Clock
on p,is,v evening he arrived In town escorted y
strong raard Of the saith depot under command Of esp
,sin InTsden Lieut. Jordan and Ensign Vested and =
large body OF the cOnstsbalsry, COMMANDED ~ NJ.
C,'i1eu = There was no excitement occssioned ~
- srve.r sna ON hi. arrival in Peter street lew W
ehins raised yell bu, it not responded 70 oy me
person. present Mr. Lalor Il not compenedfo use me
prison diet nor the prison dress but IN otner re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
The state Of Mayo.

The ludcrously sbsurd are being enacted
here in consequence Of the fei.ned sarm. desSnedy
tain extent have aresdy profted By the spreading OF
false ssrms The des that the half starved population
OF Mayo were or srs sboat 20 rise in rebellion Is
laughed At BY every ore here eonyersAn with he state
gcing on. Gen. Sir Michael Cresgh arrived here on
Friday, and assumed the command Of the military sta
toned in this garrison and county lie Immediately
put himself in communication with the Earl Of Lucsn
Lieutenant of Mayo and with the other authorities OF
the county Subsequently there WAS an inspection o.
the powder magazine. the barracks, barrsck stores
military depos and the repeal loop Of ls.3 Such
yesterday the slsrm that when the Earl Of Lucsn
presented himself for admission into the toos barracks
be being In the dress OF civilian. refused admit
by the sentinel snd II was not until having in
his card by the orderly sergeant after nearly half
hours delay that admission was accorded 10 him. He
il is reported intends calling upon the inhabitants Of
this town and county themselves in Special
Constables 10 preserve the peace
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Riot and Arrests at CIonn,eI.


This morning the prisoner. in the jail OF Clonme.
-, ,bree morally -Four hundred prisoners are IN
o1aunel Of Bslyboe. the leader Of the Carrick
sbes wa. taken ast night he u man otconsidersole
y n 0Rysn inn of Cashel, 10 also arrested, taken
near Csrrick lie 10 of respectable parents bis father
mas ESQ per annum.
Doheney was, with about 700 men, 10 the woods Of
Kileoruey on Mon3sy last. O'Rysn With him He
left before daybre and moved towards lord Omouds
wood At Garryricken, County Kilkenny.
Organ Vas marching towards Bsllyboe % Donnell %
when be was taken
II they had only waited until the harvest rssped.
the whole country would have joined In ,hs insur-
rection.
The priests undoubtedly told the people not to rise,
but many added, The time " not yet eo-ie'
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At sn early hour this morning. several large bodies
of police under the command OF subinspectors tray
ersed the various districts Of the city in search OF arms
but we believe met with but little success in their
search To aid those already in the city 20 additional
constables brought in last night in special car
OF Mr. Blsnconis, and several ginges hired for the
occasion and for the purpose Of making the array
more imposing 10 gunboats, in two divisions each d.
vision lowed by a steamer, sailed up the river this
morning at o'clock and division having proceeded
up the North Channel as far IS Patricks Bridge and
the other up the South Channel 10 Angleses Bridge
both returned and anchored Of the Custom House
Six out of the sixteen boats carry IL ID csrronades at
their bows and there In each from ~ TO p men,
all OF whom armed with cuussses and pistols There
are from so 10 90 marines In each Of the steamers On
the whole, the preparations of the authorities have
very formidable appearance. In the course OF The
search the gunsmths shops visited, as well AZ the
stores of the retailers of gunpowder and body OF po
lice was LETT in charge ofeach OF their stocks The re
sidences OF many respectable persons were visited but
of course no arms found Ia the northern part Of
the city, some old rusty guns and pistols were freely
given up by their possessors but the number obtained
was comparatively small the pawn Offices were mi.
nuely searched large crowd were assembled, but no
unpleasant circumstances occurred nor were prisoners
made Southern Reporter.
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Naval Presentations.

The following appear in the Cork Constitution The
Channel feet under the command OF Admiral Napier
has been pleced under the immediate command OF Al
mira Mackay for service the coast of Ireland only
A war steamer is 10 be moved of Monkstown and ano-
Their of Passage West and naval officer Is to be sta
toned in Blackjack Castle and another In the negnoor
mood Of General Turner'S residence with signal days, TO
keep I'D a correspondence between the military at
Cork barracks and the feet in Cove harbor.
The military and police all called in from the
small outposts TO the large towns in this county .
Sheds are fitting up in the Customhouse tor SO oil
the military and party Of military s also to be sta
toned al Cat Fort
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ENGLAND.
Parliament on Ireland.

In the Peers on Thursday, Lord Broagnsm moseo 10.
.onis az Issued by the Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland for the apprehension Of certsn persons IL
that country and then proceeded 10 de:esnt on me IN
surrection In ireland. the activity which ne Gov
ernmsnt had shown IN REFRESHING IL and on the meas
ne. yhirh shouId De taken exrngaish discontsnt
In his opinion the real remedy for the evils under
rheh ireland had 20 long aborsd would be found IN
iudicious system Of colonization and In the
~ al assemblies and seditous clubs The Marquis
~ snsdovne said that though the iDsurrectoa In Ire
Isnd might be said be suppressed yet the stats o.
that country would require the greatest care ana pre-
caution for some time 20 come
Under Ii 1t conviction Her Msjestys 6overnmsns
resolyed 10 make ample use Of the means eonnded 70
them BY Parliament The Duke Of "sinns'on s~"'
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Further Particulars Arre.r ofDr. Cane, j. p.



KILKENNY, Tuesday, August 10 Pm.
Up to this hour it Is not known where srltn brien
IS 81 present In my dispatch OF sunday night l IN.
formed you that sublnspector rant and his party Of
police retired from the house IN which they had been
surrounded and reached their quarters IN safety.
have since learned that smith Bren and his men had
moved on from the BALM garry heights before me sub
Inspector ventured 10 bring out his men into the open
air IN consequence Of the approach from INJURIES OF
General Donald with artillery and two thousand men
The General brought up by Mr. Blake, the County
Inspector Of Kilkenny, who had ordered Mr. Lrant and
other sub Inspectors Bangarry II Is said that Mr.
y Brien rode by himself from Ballingsy in the drec
ton OF Kilkenny. heard TO day what would Ger
~ ny call good authority that poor rate collector or
relieving officer Mr. OBrien. in company with two
other persons riding the country in the neigh
borhood of Clomanto which is nine miles from this city
on the Thurles road yesterday. believe this state
ment to be true There was arenor aost mere tnsi ne
was in Nensgh last night bnt this is not generally cred
tied.
prom All Ihave heard on the subject ] am disposed
N think that he is in this county, and the measures
taken By the authorities would indicate that they are Of
that opinion also -, ., -,
aed their aocks not Join in any armed attack on or
resistance To- the authorities and have learned from
we'll Uniformed source that the parish priest OF trhns
ford in this county, preyented NUMBER on MS PcoPe
from going 10 Mr. OBren's assistance on saturday
Is believed that Mr. OBren fed most OF those VINO hock
ed around him at his expense, and strictly promo
it'd any OF them from sczing provisions or eaie ro
the farmers Early to-day IL was reported tns' Poce
barracx had been attacked at Tharles AZ later nour
the runor changed Csshel and gained more eleuit
Indeed II Is confidently believed here, al this moment
that several Of tho cashel police were killed IN tns
tack for large body OF constabulary have marched
from Kilkenny in the TppersTy direction and many OF
them said that the City Of the Kings was their oestr
nation That some sudden inieligen caused them 10
get the routs, there u doubt; tor among them wsss
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search fnrAIr. DohcnY.

correspondent Of the Dublin FreemaH's Journal
writing from Thurles, Aug. 3. P. H. says:
On my arrival at noon to-day Ost no time in en-
deavoring 10 ascertain from the best snd most au
hentic sources the state OF this part OF the country
and the result Of my inquiries enables 10 state with
confidence that all is tranquil about and the peas
aniry for the part engaged in their usual indus
trial occupations.
The latest rumOrs received here whether correct or
pot there are no means of asceranrg to the effect
that on Yesterday four persons O. whom is said 10
be Mr. Doheny gave a quantity OF frieze to country
tailor living about eight miles from this town, TO have
made into clothes, and-acing, | presume on that
statements large body Of police about IS in number
with three subnspectors, went of cars AT an early
hour this morning, taking the direction OF Kicommon
in search Of the parties against whom warrants
have been issued
They are securing the mountains in that locality and
have not returned.
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forty five policemen Of the Ptown station, who had IN
the morning been ordered 10 return 10 that place
You may dependon having the earliest intelligence
OF Mr. o Brien's locale when IL shall De known here
There are very vague accounts AZ % the killed and
wounded ~ Baliugarry but think you may rest A.
sured that not more than two were shot dead though
one Hundred aud thru rounds + bal cartridge were
hred by Mr.. Trsnts party. Among those wounded Is
Young man named Stephens son Of 3 respectable cit
zen VI Kilkenny who became acquainted With Mr.
o Bren while acting assistant engineer on line Oh
railway running Cahirmoyle. Mr.. stephens Is
wounded in the thigh.
Shortly after the arrival in this city Of the 18th req
rnent and two troops Of the 9Th hussars on Monday
night ARRANGEMENTS maze tor the arrest Of Dr.
Cane and AZ o'clock on TUESDAY morning, the
learned doctor visited by the county inspector aud
a Dublin detective who informed him that they had
warrant for his apprehension. Their prisoner At once
accompanied them TO the county Jail where he was
safely lodged unknown 20 any Of the citizens. The
warrant states that the charge grounded on niorna
ton Of REASONABLE practices and the arrest was
made under the hGbeas corpus suspension act No one
with the exception Of his lady and children are per
mitted 10 visit him. and all letters 10 or from him are
opened and read by the authorities. al loss 70
know for what the doctor has been arrested for IS
notorious that later than Saturday last he exhorted
the people here not 10 take up or 20 to Bangarry
The deepest sympathy is felt with him. but the city
never WAS more Tranquil.
Troops continue to pour in up 10 the time | am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

We tsko the following from the Cioamei Chronicle
looks improbable bat at the present uncture every
rumor is interesting
On Saturday evening last Mr. Smith O'Brien having
sent word 10 Protestant clergyman residing near Null
nahone of his intention dine and sleep at his house
that night arrived there at late hour after the ARRAY
al Ballngarry, whence he was retresttng he call
ed ct the Rev. genteman's gate, and told him oil The
collision stating at the time that be had been led
10 believe that ten or twelve thousand men were under
arms In Tppersry but that be had been betrayed by
Mr. Doheny He alone, and seemed very much
detected he only remained few minutes and lsis the
riaca In taara
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tie lie dininuiive manhigh back-very delicste look
ing and shout IS years OF age There IL not specific
charge against him he being confined under the Habess
Corpus suspension Act and will remain IN gsol until IL
the pleasure OF the Lord Lieutenant 10 order his re-
lease on trial. lie d discarded of Pc. Laor re
Queens County in Parliament The father Of the man
in Nensgh jail the FIRST Irish member Of Psria-
ment that entered the British Senate dressed In
the gsrb of Irish peasant-namely frieze Goa, and
brass buttons, corduroy kneebreeches worsted stock
and hrnruea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
Extraordinary Arrests In Cork.

On Wednesday Messrs- Ralph and Isaac varian were
in attendance the Court house Of Cork TO take their
trial with other trsversers, op a charge of sedition
The Judge having however postponed the for two
hours they on their way out OF court when they
were arrested for high under the Hsbeas Cor
pus Suspension Act They were committed 70 prison,
the Court deciding that they taken out OF its juris
dicon The trials of the other trayersers were post
poned 10 the next Assizes
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Proclamation.

The following notification has been Issued oy the
Lord Lieutenant: -
CAUTION Whereas William Smith Obuen, Ihcmss
Francis Meagher John B. Dillon, Michael Doheny and OF
vers other persons stand charged being guy OF he
crime Of High Treason, and being engaged IN reoe4on
against Her Majesty, -. 49,,
all those who shall protect against their pursues any OF e
sbove-named persons others whOm they shall Know 20
be- engaged similar reasonable practices, or VINO sla
Afford them the escape or who shal Nu IN lno4
disguise or who shall msead those who are IN search o
them or who shall harbor shelter them by receiving hen
INTO their dwellings Otherwise themselves guIty 9
the crime Of High Treason, and VIII be dean Win aeeoiu
ingly. BY his ExceAency Comip p1v1nniivoToN
n.Afg, c..,ia -, Amman 1QaQu
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MISCELLANEOUS.

On Tuesday morning the Birkenhesd war steamer ar,
rived in Kingstown from Plymouth and disembsrked
80 marines, who proceeded 10 town.
The Cork Examiner mentions that letter bad arrived
there from Killarney, written by respectable mer-
chant of Cork and containing Intelligence Of the death
Of Mr. Richard OGorman, jr.
Society was established in London on Wednesday
10 be called the Irish AmeliOrston Society 10 employ
the pesssntry in the preparation of peat fuel and cnar
coal; and By removing the peat 10 effect the fuil re-
camation Of the bog lands the surplus profits 20 be
expended in improving the social condition OF the
n.-..La
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MiareIlaueOua.

During tho last eight days the entrance 70 tho
hotel occupied by the Courts martial OF the LIST MitAy
OF from II to 20 years OF age who ask 70 be received -
volunteers for tbe army From lO0to 10 are every day
admitted They desire 10 be sent 70 JOIN the army o.
the Alps.
Never were there TO many mendicants - ct this mo
ment In the streets Of Paris IL ID impossible 70 pses
through any street without being impo'.unsa " 20
jec,s OF compassion blind lame. or by women win
squald children In their arms Their number IL esd
mated At 1900
General Lsmoriodsre ls attacked ~ith Intermittent
fever, contracted In Algiera
Opinion respecting the fate ~ the prisoners very
much divided some having il they VII b sent 70
senegal others 10 Africa and not few asserting that
some capital executions viii AXE place of thoee
more seriously implicated II IL generally beloved
Government will act with severity and many are thsre
fore ascending 70 escape detection Daily arrests sal
take place.
have seversy presented their credentials 70 Gensrs
Cavagnac, the former Charge dAfsires OF be
Queen Of Portugal and the latter Of the King Of PRUSSIA
The Cozmrcs and the Pafyis have been cold By sue
ton. The upset price 2o0of N. Emile Girsfdtn
bid up 10 25900f, but they were knocked down q
26OOOf 70 O person who the agent OF enc OF tns
principal bankers Of Paris whs already proprietor
OF twothirds Of the journals.
All the accounts from the departments coincide In IN
nouDcing that the late municipal elections nave efm
mated In favor of the moderate Republican candioAes
Some disturbances were lately thouSnt nkey ~ %.
Dzier In consequence Of the dissolution OF the NATIONAL
workshops, and the announcement OF : nse soas oen
ouet Al midnight All passed OF with perfect usn
euillty the banquet being adjourned until amer ns
giutsse AT Msrrud, however soms disturbances nsve
sLen place In consequence Of the men employed In the
hsrvest wanting 10 exclude all competitors, except %
certain conditions. The onheers Of justice and some
,rooos repaired there on the 18th u and tranquility
vas restored after some arrests bad bssn MADE
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More Arrests.

There have been several more arrests In Cork among
them Mr.. Michael Joseph Barry Jr. Editor OF the North
err Reporter. Great CONSERVATION pervaded the reb-
els seeing these persons carried OF 70 jail under mil
itsry escort.
Wednesday morning Charles Tssie, Esq. barrister
arrested warrant under the recent act OF Par
lament He at once conveyed TO Newgate.
Mr. w. T. Meyler was also arrested on like charge
He was also lodged in Newgate.
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LATRsT-ArriyaI of Prisoners.

ErPOPEAN TfME3 UFFICKt y a ~
We have received our lrsh correspondence dated
Yesterday. There Is not any news OF importance.
twenty three prisoners from Bangsrry were brought
into Dublin yesterday, and committed 70 hlmainnam,
hat place on Saturday last
number Of additional arrests had taken Place IN
Dublin and the proincrs.
All ia reported quiet IN the South
Nothing farther known Of Smith OBrien
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Government Measures.

The Government haze followed up their earlier steps
for the of peace by measures the most de
cisive and energetic Several procamstons have been
issued The last which was issued was TO the eject
that any one hsrboring the leaders assisting them
70 escape, would be guilty of high treason, and dealt
vftb aecordingiy
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WEEKLY FHEEmAS's JOURNAL OFFICE, }
nr..,r< Erttsv-If A II

The train which JEFF. Thurles this morning At hapas
6'oc!ock and arrived At the ngsbrdgs terminus At
half past TO- brought twenty prisoners from the South
The prisoners were, il appears arec:ed on the noun
,ains between Bslngsrry and Kinnenaue yesterday
young from ls "a years Of age, and their appear
was very vretched-
Twenty Of the constabulsry, with ssrjeant sscoFtsd
Royal Bsrrack, where they remain for the pressnt.
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Arrest of Mes.r.. Meany and Brennan at Gort.

hasten TO inform you that Mr.. : j. Meany and Mr..
Brennan lately connected with the FsloH newspaper.
were both arrested here this manning az o'clock
They folio we'd from Loughrea it Is said by in
spector Of police who had intmstion Of the place in
which they we're they taken of in TO Lough.
accompanied by Of Scots Greys and OF the
LAT regiment Of foot stationed in this town There
Is Dublin.