The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-12
Trry olIS LATER FRgN EUROPE.
,pRIYAL OF THE BRITANNIA

ARRIVAL OF HE bNA A-'N'a letrrak in IrclaRd--irrcst ef SHdA v O'ta rs-n,4, arrived al HslifaS on Thursday
 lbe ,5 a--rs.-k. ana lsi atJ \. M.. Friday, ar z'' .' '.,. vb,rf Bcsion, at r. M., satarday' ..l.,, i!i- pasSage in l4 days
 5ie-- . s, room for extended extracts or eotl- n,, |, necessary. Things renlain Pretty 1s-' & n. before re9otled with the exception oi ai- .. .4 lrsfas .t..u.,s,,,, b,, -.-as. t3iaA ;h1i qa'e wiI ioi.e". we Shau l-. t5s ssli steamer with increased interest
 N ,., .,,a,, to have oeseftsd the leaders, ta's
 IlIsg5 vii thereby remove the least
 ' ..,. l,ra3v bs,isf that the lenders were iIise.
 IRELAND.
 ARREST OF SMITH o'ssiEN.
 r,oaige Dsbig EEeiag Hsa, .fHg lo
 5.,.,,g,sg details received from an eye-wil-
 .f ,hs vjtgls tragsscti0ns from the capture at 1,5.. 10 the delivery of the prisoner into the
 .,t, of inc Governor of hilmlnham, may be
 ,i.ily rsits4 upon;
 rr,,tv. S.iarday Nizht.-Mr. s. O'Brien
 ,--..tsf- here ct half past o'clock this eve
 -, ., .sr the following circumstances: He was
 h.. ', p5liesntn named Ilu,me. in ihc employ ,1. t;rt,t Sqrtheru and Western Railroad Com -,9r rassiag through ths narket-piace, being
 .,si a; the time ln brown oyercoat, buttoned s.s ,ls throat and pair oi thick gray trousers,
 saas er which were lnrned aP.
 r.s intelligence of his apprehension spread like
 lire through the town. Groups of people eel ..l in il,s street. aud it was evident that mo- ...gi'. trl5v would have produced such ferment rsllJ not be almyei without serious eonse- -...es. Thanks. however, 10 the dircre,ion of 5,r+,sueat ia employing so energetic and ex- .s.,snc.8 aa officer ls Gen Macdonald, any chance T an sttsnlpt at a rescue was avoided by the dis s,.-b sn8 completeness Of his arrangements. The ....s ag lae railway station were at once cleared ri ,Ee popu;ace by strong patrols Of police and ---....- Iac eL YetcIla hitnsef vent from docr -s5Y insisting that they should be closed, and ,,-. iss inmates should retire. So complete was ... success attendant on these decisive measures. ...t Mi = 0 Brea was brought to the railway .s,,,,7s tE. !zs.-ted streets and without shasew 2. opposition \ strong body os infantry guarded enhance to the railway, and the prisoner was .fiaeisi there on q car, whereon. General Mae ! s4i. Captain Fitzmanriee. k. NJ and Mir Gore ass E. M., were also seated. He was surround | sa every side by the armed coustabularv and the esp. oi i3e line. On entering the carriage MT. ae-a wss placed in the center sedt, and in tine compartment with him were Lieut.. Alexan- 7. ' 'Donal3, with Sub Inspector Btacken, Head 7ss5i- Haaa'yer, and four constables- Mr. sasl was told by Lieut.. Macdonald that he must move or speak, at The peril of his life.
 sGr. Q Brirn, before starting, inquired of the aanl whether Il was by his directions tha, he esaarei not 10 speak; the General replied that and aided-.l wish, MT. O'Brien, to treat .s aih aII the respect due to your station in so- Fl anl 10 your mslortunes; but have I duty rflora, and my orders must be ebeyed.' 1t p'Hfisa replied, l have played the game ast. Had won, my power would have been a.tet, aaa l ana ready 10 pay the penalty of 1a- failed. hope, he added, those who ae- 7any me may be dealt with clemency care aalt happens to myself