New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

Ireland.
There il no dminutipn W. regret To say !" h'
amount Of dc.ritaion. Tho accounts which daily
reach M from tho south and west arc really heart
renaine-in .omc cases horriiying and unnatural
No doubt there Is exsggcration employed b"t' not
yithstanding thcre are. We are convinced enirr
PARISHES In these districts IN state oi absolute
want Evictions are not lattorly SO numerous but
one csse being published during the iortn'ght-that
a. six families Of thirty persons, m the parish oi
shruel County Of Mayo.
The meeting Of the Repeal Association, held on
the 2-th ult was presided over by Mr. Nugcnt'
Poor Law Guardian. The rent for the week was
f34 In the absence OF Mr. John q ConnelL the
time of the meeting was occupied by long and
6srv sneech from a priest named Mullen. from the
County Of Westmesih.
Ata meeting of the Committee held on the 81
inst an address OF cOngratulatOn To the tFench
people was agreed To- Another meeting OF the
Annexation took place on the 9th, the Lord Mayor
presiding So numerous was the attendance that
q ere was scarcely standing room IN any part Of
the hail Several Members Of Parliament were
present and among others Mr.. John o Council.
who gave sketch Of the proceedings IN France
during the Revolution end spoke in warm terms Of
the gratifying reception he had met " in from the
people Of that country. The rent Of the week was
III. large portion # which came from the priests
Of Dr. Walsh diocese lOssory
The new Repeal Journal. the United irshmdn, Is
more than iu hing the anticipations which ha1
been formed rs 70 the probable tendency OF s aril'
cles The French Revolution has called forth al us
energies A0d il thus expresses itself;
On my countryrnen look up loak up Arise from the
sestiust where you have long been lying snd let hi,
hight visit your aud touch your sOus Lot your
ear. drink IN the blessed woris-Librfyi FraieT1iy
Eg4aiiv! which soon 70 ring from pole u pole
Clear steel WILL long da~n upon yon IN your desoa'e
darkness and the rolling thunder OF the peoples cannon
aHl drive before 10 many heavy cloud that mas lons
hlfen iron you the face OF Heaven. Fray ior thai DAY
an pr,strve life snt health thai you mag soriy me"t
a. Abe-s al, let the nsH among you Who has no gun
ssH his gnvseu anf by one
Referring 70 the conduct Of the French people in
their conflicts with the troops, the moral IS TINS
set forth
rhsv trev well that II railroads. elegraphs, malls.
boards councils ans central zed Institutions OF oae sort
or another enable King Ylce-krg Government or
Governor. 20 sit N Capital, ard thererom rule whole
land they place the mercy OF the citizens OF thal cape
ta the whole government Of that llnd-ihs IN fact 70
master Paris was to the exciting Government Of
France as II We seized Dublin would hold Ia our
erpe Esash rule In Ireland its head and BODY and limbs
to choke II, let II eff again. as we pleased cen
trazed city, which thus enatles Government 10 send rs
orders to every point and brings its engines and mercena
1es by steam from every point, n also Tor thee reasons
admirably adapted 10 be cut oOm every point 0 people
within The Parssus accordingly blocked up destroy
ed every road esdng into the city, seized on the railway
stations and burned Of them tore up every railroad
i.
bridges with and dexieriiy Paris was thus Isolated
and the citizens and troops within eft 10 fight out
should any trau laden with voracious mercenares oash
on there putting and painting, and screaming, II snd us
burden would tumble down 10 EreOus OF rs own sceofu'
without troubling any one
The city Dublin is supposed being now cut off
from without the work within is simple enough.
And here is the work" suggested by Mr.. Mitchell
l. Every street Il an excellent shooting gallery for
a,snined trooos btt II IL better defe IN which take
h.. .,rf~r voff fUyf ia
as Infanry-prepare for window pots brckbss, logs OF
wood chimney pieces heavy furniture light pokers &c;
and these vertically the heads Of column BE-
from the elevation Of parape or top story are ire
sstibIe The propeng forces viz ladies or chamber
maids or men, who do no better, have the additional
advantage security and the narrower the s-et and
the higher the house. the damage and the greater
the security. military proportion we recommend 10 the
study Of the best lady IN the land.
2 Bottles, deli and snch missiles, mixed with these
or Of themselves not only knock down snd wound inan'
try but render the streets impossible 70 cavalry and ar
tllery horss may dance eggs hut squadron can
charge over broken bottles s-iery cannot ride over
them nor indeed disciplined footmen keep the step
or tread among them with These admirable wea-
pous abound in every house and " any engineering
urchin take sodawa'er bottle or small ask oi thch
class dry inside oiled with bits Of stone iron, metal
Of any sort-nas. FOR iusiSnoe-and with coarse gun
powaer thrown the ntersces. cork " light (he cork
being uerfOraied) and then atsch juici0usly ADJUSTED
fts.s he will possess A domestic bomb grenade. by
witch he can either blow bis on or act with deadly
effect against cavalry infantry below especially against
To these MISSILES from the Wind"ws ana holse
tops revolutionary cizens adj s~ays boiling water or
grease or better cold vrol u available. Molten lead u
good but valuable II should be always cast IN hu
and allowed TO cool. The houseops and sponts mr.
nsh IN every city abundance but should he taken
az they do in Paris 20 run the balls solid you carnot
calculate on hollow ball. and hat might be the very one
selected n shoot field officer.
g. The Psrisans never fall into this mistake, viz. 10
attack barracks or forts the hrs Instance, Their pan
Is to draw the sodlery into the streets. whore
they only advance a few abreast md where lanes
alleys and running At singles sford excellent op-
portunites Of taking than IN flank or rear sreethgt-
ing Is most hauasslrs disciplined troops, especially
subject the attention Of heads Of families from
housetops and Windows W have shown ABOVE. 1hey
are disjointed-worn out doisg nothrg.
The excitement produced throughout the entire
country by the news of the French revolution has
been most intense and particularly so Ia the south
east and west The corporations OF Dublin ana
Kilkenny have already drawn up addresses 10 the
French people. cOngraiuatory OF their success
In Cork, Droeheda. Limerick. Clonmel, koscren,
Borrisokane ard other places, Nominations. bon
fires and reoicings have taken place, and general
meeting has been convened 10 be held in every
parish in Ireland the 18th OF March lSt Patrick
Dav) The citizens OF Dublin will have " mon
ster" meeting on the subject The military in that
city now wear side arms in the streets-s practice
which had been dropped since the contemplated
Clontarf monster meeting in s44 Unusual actIvi-
ty prevails at Dublin Castle, and the general OH
GERS are reported 10 have been consulted on divers
serious matters by his Excellency. All miltary |
officers who had been on leave have received or
ders TO Join their corps forthwith. On the 9TH
meeting Of the citizens Of Dublin was held Tor the
purpose of appointing committee to SIT from day
10 day to make the arrangements forthcoming mon
ster demonstration in favor of France. The com
mittee was then appointed, Mr.. Mitchell having
been voted amember by reclamation. After draw
ing up the requisition to the Lord Mayor the meet
ing dissolved
A special meeting Of the Confederation was held
in Dublin on the 9th inst Mr.. Cream. an operative,
presiding. Mr. w. s. o Brien Mp. Messrs. Dat
fy, Dillon niece. Barry and other ruling spirits
were present An address 10 the people OF Ire
land was resolved on the sentiments OF which may
be inferred from the following closing paragraph
We ready 10 forget party, our injuries. and
pride for the sake OF country. In her service,
humiliation and danger and sacrifice and death are vel
come 10 Wherever required we shall be pres
en Indifferent to whether post BE- humble or ex
allied. Whoever leads shall follow, Insisting only
that shall 90 forwsri-THouGH GRAVES WE'RE To rAws,
AND SIBBETs TO FRowN ACROSS oUR PATH.
Resolutions, expressive of a desire to forget all
differences and to unite with all sections OF Re
pealers. were brought forward, and unanimously