New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-16

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meatoa thar Biz -hop repr.maldedhnif for ,hs, letter
in no gh, terms.
The Trarcr.er. appeared ia Cour ol tie 18th They
went from rhs Council Rooms - the four Court &C.
Oompalicd by several ol .he members sd followed iy
large and orderly coucour-e Of people. Judge Crsmr
ton charged the Grand Jury. In the course OF his
speech De said The three gentlemen srTs-uei ~, h'
be acting FROM reasonable motive or they might be-
sctua,od ty love O., vulgar popularity" The Grand
Jury found true bills against them A. expected and
the trials sand over until June Mr Mitchell L 20 he
prosecuted on two counts The English snd Irish Gov
eruncnt press rrr-ese him a. mad lie himself writ
ing 20 the Lord Lieutelalf say on hi, point Son
have been told ;ist PA mad dangerous lunatis a-
BORN. under 61cg.fl.s scri5f1at ID no- believe IT,
Al ucrelv pose ell with reulous spirit and think
have mission to bear hand % The final destruction
OF th, old British Empire the greedy, carn-vorous old
monster" And again, That 1uccancerng flag that has
braved 60 long che battle and The breeze aies from
ship ID distress. the Chnry0ds Of Chartsm roars
DIR the lee-,hc breakers OF Rope. ore ahead ald the
cures OF the world swell tAe hurricane that ra.e,
round her-prate and bood--iained SLAYER thar she
filed with dead mems bones and ai uncleauncss To
help this grand work of necessity and mercy is my
highest ambition on Garth This is sddresscd his
er Of Ireland
Tie Chart!ts h-ve cont over deputstCn t0 the Con
federation asking and Offering s.d They have elected
John Mitchell Delegate to the National Convention for
Manchester Ihi- be has refused t Is contrary 70
HE principles 20 represent English constituency he
would leave England 20 thc English Our own Con.
ycnton is preparing Father Kenyon is elected or
Limerick lie colleague Mr.. George Bourke. ha- spent
two years IN the Un.,-d state The Repeal A.ocia.
ton is dclbcraun- the legality OF the Convention.
and preparing case for counsel The Lord Lieutenant
ms received adore. from the Orsngemcn GRACEFULLY
He has also distributed arms 20 his par-isans through
the country The students Of Trinity College and tie
members o. the ROYAL Dublin Society. have been On
couraecd 20 arm. But after al these represent only
fraction Of the IRISH PrCtcstanfs The liberal members
Of that percussion vastly prepondcrat.ns majority,
got mp Protestant Repeal Assocaton and in language
rvalng The Confederation FOR hrmness and determine
ton declared their resolution % Repeal the Union and
serted that Catholic ever ongcd more ardcnty FOR
the liberty of their country than they. newspaper
entitled The Plfrot ms been established by the stu
dents Cub 10 is edited by their own members 'nd
promulgatss Confederation doctrines
A most melancholy thing occurred lately Tom
steele OConneus Head Pacifcaior threw him
self INTO the Thsme, the other day lie was for
tunately picked up by some boatmen who were
passing at thc time and carried 10 /, hospital. He
LETT the Volunteer cap, given hun 10y OConnen,
on the bridge, snl attached 20 the crown by zeal
ingynx n slip Of paper. on which "a. writ
ten Tom steele, County Glare Ireland" After
covery he expressed great regret az hi. failure, and
remarked t would have been wiser to have waited for
ght Public nHd private sorows ere said to have
been the cause.
You could not imagine how much prophecies arc in
vogue among the country folk now. They always
rakei up ai particular times, manufactured for the
purpo.e-and how could escape them now when the
Rock OF Cashcl h,s fallen This is considered az omen
OF the downfall OF English dominion n Ireland. These
pred contradictory and absurd manyofthen are
are athcred that prophet Of the Peasantry Columb
ke or their other iayorte, Pastorin see Punch has
taken up the trade and given OF bis prophecie
Heaven grant he may be true prophet It q. written
in the orthodox doggcrel:
THE BEST CANE.
ais aud an old man played a. cards
Win nation beyond Tie tea,
And stakes taken and bets were i1d.
As 20 whose the game should be-
Ito Iarbcs the different cards each party used and