The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

The latest intelligence from Ireland, supplied
by the corresponds of the associated Ne" OK
morning papers Is thus giyen-iatally in cohie',
will be seen with the correspondence OF tie
Tribune:
LlyE2PooI., Saturday, August 5-noon,-ouIr
special messengers from Dublin, the north ana SCUM
Of Ireland, have just arrived, bringing tie f'eS'
news from all parts of the Island. .i.o
Our Dublin correspondents say that the trains
which arrived from the south at that city yesterday
report that large force OF constabuary had Pr
ceeded from different points, at u O'Clock Oh 'Ie
night of the 3D. and others at an early hour yesleI
day morning, so as to form cOrdOnIn the dlreclio
of the Keeper Mountain, the main access 10 NliiGH
is by deep and sullen gorge, the SUBMITS OF WHICH,
at each side. are snrmounted with huge stones a
BODY of some 100 cOnsahnlary are sald 10 NC Ell
gagged in this movement. but none OF Inc troops
have been called on to take part in it. The aller
are said nevertheless to be entirely cut mp by IA
tigue consequent upon their numerous ana useless
marchings and cOuntermarchings. In the camp
outside Thurles the poor fellows have TO lie on tel
backs with their ammunition on their breasts ~
keep it dry-the weight of the CartOuch DOX Dehg
some seventeen pounds.
The whole line of railway from Dublin toward
the south is completely guiescent, and, says cor
respondent who has travelled along it during the
course of Friday g Nothing strikes one so much as
the too visible scantness of population, effected by
the three-fold cause of famine, determination anu
emigration.
No less than twenty-three of the reputed rebels
of BailinagarrV were brought into Dublin yeSter-
day, and lodged in kilmainham They are to be
sent back to Tipperary, and tried by special com
mission for high treason. Some of these prisoners
were wounded at the sElirmish on Saturday last.
More arrests have taken place in Dublin. AT a
late hour on Thursday night the following persons
were committed to NeWgate, on the warrant OF the
,.biaf of pDlir Gilbert White,
law clerk Francis Harvey, alias Harvey, DO
James Edward O'DOnahoe, do. and Andrew Jas.
Doyle, printer.
The printers of the Nation who had been com
mited TO Newgate have been released on bail, with
the exception of three.
A number of arrests have been made in the pro-
vnces, viz: at Cork, Galway, Roscrea, ClonmeI,
Nenagh DC.
The commission of Oyer and Terminer opens in
Dublin on Tuesday next. The state trials will be
proceeded with. The summonses have already
been served upon the jury. Mr. HOban the printer
| Of the Irbunc, intends to plead guilty, relying
under his peculiar circumstances upon the cemency
of the Crown.
OF the whereabout of Mr.. Smith O'Brien and
! MesSrs. Meagher and DOhemey, nothing late IS
| known. We should not feel surprised if they have
| actually made their escape and fled TO America.
Our Belfast correspondent i'll a letter ddted YeS-
! ieTddy eCeItiRg, says that every succeeding day
brings with still greater excitement the part OF
the public and especially OF the repealers of Bel
fast, with regard the state Of the South and West
| The Dublin day mail is every evening beseged i'll
manner by parties clamorous to obtain the latest
! information from the head quarters of the nsur-
! gents. The club system has been completely aban-
doned in that town. and several of the leading con-
fedeates are non est fearing invitation to " fur
njshed lodgings in the g comfy buildings"
! The neighborhood of Newry has become much
excited from the imprudent and impoitic conduct
Of the magistracy refusing TO allow any pesson to
act as a special constable who is suspected of ia
voriug repeal principles This is only armng one
| part Of the population against the other, course
which the Government must bitterly repent ere long