The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

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Ireland
Matters are assuming threatening snaps IN Ireland
The RspeIsrs are making active preparations for
hct with the government RIFE clubs are b-ing form.
ed and tbs manufacture Of pises proceeding viso
pended The government Is pourinr in troops and war
steamers ordered to Dublin. IL was likewise In
contemplation TO extend the coercion to that pert Of
the country Repeal meetings have been held IN Lime
rick and other places and six months notice to England
to quit given All accounts that the position
in the Dublin post Once to be opsesa
All concurrent acc cunts bear testimony that the pre-
sent position of affairs in irelsnd Is most aarming
The Confederates meet nightly In their club looms
the purpoee being drilled and under the hands OF
prsctsed teachers they are taught to march IN time
Their the rs ciubsn are in full operation pixies
twelve feet long becoming plentiful In the arms
MaS. reay believing that the time for outbreak
has arrived and. to cap the climax, gentleman pa
rsdes streets of Dublin dressed in the
and gold with yellow taoings) Of the Irish national
guard that is to be organised.
Day by day the evidences Of increasing dissRsction
ings or speeches, but facts large portion Of the
working GLASSES arming. Rifles, muskets pixies and
other weapons have been obtained in guam
titles ia accordance with the suseesons of the nsws-
papers One wholesale dealer in those articles has de-
elsrsd that he Is unable to supply further orders at
home with rife shoulder Such 10 the anxiety to OBJ
tain Ct any kind, that In instances tho lorg
blades used by cork cutters havs been converted into
species Of bayonet dagger. Regular meetings of rifle
clubs place for practice In firing Numbers of per-
corgregatc occasionally for drill in enclosed yards
in obscure streets.
The Nenagh Guardian gives rs the following sketch Of
night presented yesternght week, in Tpperary
=" On Sunday signal fires blased from every mountain
top in our neighborhood 1t surprising with what
electric telegraph rapdity the signals from the various
and wsrs % 70
yond Thures and Holycross exhibited their beacon
lights gentleman who was speaking to rs on the sub
said he asking several Of the country people
what the obi of the was they either gave
evasive answer evinced logged silence One thing
open and is abroad discomfort and disaHsction
reign every peasants bosom, and spark will ignite
the rbsllious volcano upon which this unfortunate
country rocks to and fro "
The fact that pixies being manufactured in great
numbers both in the metropolis and ia the neighborng
counties OF Meath ana Kildare, IL now no longer
known to the pubic. Indeed, it is rather boased Of
The Limerick Examiner rays: Nearly E3 600 were
drawn out Of the Limerick savings Bank by depostors
the Withdrawal Of 600 more lodged for Monday
next Throughout tho country generally, the people
are said to be engaged In tho and manufac
ture Of arms, of various descriptions"
Meanwhile the government are taking every prccau-
ing into the country. There upwards of two hum
dred traaesmen and aborers employed In preparing for
Hail. wSsh from s central sisuason w. sd.ptsd
for barrack In case of any emergency requiring the
immediate presence of the soldiery 1t is stated that
the have mads arrang for supplying
the loyal inhabitants of Dublin to the amount OF several
Thousand men, with muskets and ammunition, should
circumstances this additional advsa
Bile Dsanection has been discovered amcngst the po-
Hoe but vigorous measures are to be applied In remedy
of this mischief
Tho rtspondent of tho Times, writing from Dublin
on Thursday, says There Is public announcement
Of the usual weekly meeting Of tho this
meeting Of the Rifle Club, well Of the Polytechnic
lnstitute school Of Ill concealed treason, where
and ola are to be s IN the
day Tor exercise on Sunday next The better day the
better deed. member Of the Doctor Doyle Club is
lecture the superiority Of the pike firearms
Is weapon OF offence; q question upon which there
to DO difference of opinion among the great
The number troops now serving in Ireland includ-
ing artillery, but exclusive Of the enrolled pension
ers is about 81 900 ef all ranks ten regiments Of
cavalry two troops Of horse artillery ten companies Of
artillery regiments or bsttalions of the
doe. and eleven depos of regiments Of the line seve
raj other regiments have SINGS arrived.
The United Irishmsn continues to publish directions
to the Of rifles. pixies, muskets, bayoncts
clubs the purchase of weapons the
may be made Of scyhes, rsapipg hooks, sword bades
Ms: the proper Ioss Of practising with the rite Sc
to street fighting in Dublin let all the resources OF
chemistry BE- developed afford the citizsneasss avail
TOO explosive le nothing be considered hot
heavy for fair hands to discharge upon the enemies Of
POUR country. Rcse-water will not do at al,'
Other papers publish equally strong incitem ents 70
revolt but are not quite so sangunary In their dscour
s @s. ABOUT weapons The Notion the Freeman the
rary PnGics the boldes among these advocates
of revolutionary proceedings
and starvation from desrth and dseterious food
The Dublin Herald states that p" We have been for
shc it wa. for Us not 10 ry to tn. ssos
that the constabusry force In Ireland tainted with
disaffeotion For obvious reasons abstained from
forded US however, one among the powerful reasons
which have induced us to call upon the government to
prosecute for treason and not for sedition."
Limerick paper statee that enclosed yard has
been hired in that town by Dung gentlemen who
wish to practise rifle shooting.
The largest steam engine made in Ireland, was
recently shipped at Belfast for the Pssha Of Egypt 1t
is one Of number to be erected the banks of the
Under 81 iDches in diameter with 10 stroke; and
the pump will throwup 600 gallons Of water every min
ute. The makers Of this engine Messrs MscAdam.
brothers, and Co, of the Soho Foundry, Belfast.
England.
The intelligence Of the ratification of the Mexican
treaty received at London the 3st of March, by
the packet ship New World, which Landed her letter
bags at Cork from whence they despatched
doa.
HOratio sprague consul Of the United States Of Anne
RIGA at Gibraltar died quarter to O'Clock the
20.h ut , in the 65th year OF his age.
NJ. Guizor I've understand that on thu day after
the arrival Of Gu'zot in England Of e. 600
pao 10 hls credit ~ London bank, oy some unknown
friend. M. Guzt received almost at the moment
anonymous letter from the party whom the money
was paid stating what the writer had done and another
letter from the bankers informing him that the money
In their hands The entire property Of Guzot con
sss Of houses at Paris producing hither
to- an income Of about $500 ayear There H. however
need scarcely much cause to apprehehd that this
property will be connscated by the National Assembly
We have reason TO believe that Guzot concealed
for eight days in Paris before he could mako his
and that he obliged during that time disguise him
self in womsn's STANDARDIZATION Gazette
The Ex-R0yal Family OF France.
From the London Poet, April
The Count and Countess of Neuilly with tho men,
bers Of their family circle remain in the srctest retire
ment st Claremont Nothing possibly on iced the
plain and transformations manner in which the house
hold s ordered the most rigid economy being observs-
bic 10 ell Its arrange ments.
Yesterday their royal highnesses the Duk. de Ne
mours the Duke and Duchess dAumale and the Priace
and Princess de Jonvie, to town to pay visit
her Majesty at Buckingham Palace. Their royal high