The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-10

government
nsurPsd the rule Ct this country. Mr. Mitchell with
brew smidst tremendous cheering All the time be had
been speaking thick rain descendiDg, but lot
Of the multitude stirred.
Mr.. MrAoHER then presented himself and was 70
ceived with immense acclsmstons. He also got out OF
the ledge beneath the window and spoke for few
that be was requested to put on his hat. He express
himself as not BY any meane or annoyed By
ofcs 10 anne street He was ready 10 eel them in the
Queens Bench, or in still wider field Loud cheer
ng) There would In these state trials be Of the
attributes Of former ones; no shrinking attempts to
render the accusation lers heavy the responsibility
light. No, ell would be acknowledged the s'sed
tom would be again euuncsted In the teeth OF judge
aud jury and TO The very beard OF the vc.roy
they wied But the people should stand by them =
(Cfies OF" we Will We will" and loud cheering Let
them who hold their monster meetings beneath the
bright eye Of heaven recoleot their pledge, and
more render .uch assembsges abortve See what
had been done in Venna ~ brought by that morning
nail. IN unsrred people precipisted themselves on
the bay opets and into the yswnipg muzze Of the ty
hundreds wounded, twenty killed-a rush and
the day il won Vienna Is in the hands of the pso
@ r.pssss pana
Mr. RICHARD O'0oRnAS jr, addressed the people tell
ing them there should ne shrinking; for that though
the prison and the scaold should be the lot Of
some othsrs there were full many, to occupy their
place. MIR O'0orman concluded by requesting the vast
sembsge to retire in peace and order their houses
Mr. DoHEnY next addressed the meeting. He told
them Of the great asscmblsge he had attended In Man
chester and assured them that not drop Of blood would
be shed In Ireland which aid not be revenged In Eng
land He called upon all rshmen to unite, for by union
fraternity, and courage they would prevail and
throw their oppressors
This sssembiage shortly Afterwards separated, the
rain still continuing.
Scotland
EDrTBURGH March 23-n to the expected vi
sit Of the queen to Scotland during the ensuing
40 srdeen Journal Gays -" IL is UNDERWOOD that Mr.
Abernethy, our hsrbor engineer, in London, has
been consulted by tho Admiralty to the capabilities
of the dock to receive the roys yacht. aod has
satisfied their ordships that the Victoria and Albert
with the squadron attendant her Majesty will have
excellent anchorage and all necessary
steps are accordingly being taken TO expedite fast
possible The completion oil the works We have ALREADY
stared mat the pegobvring property OF Abrgsldie has
been secured ss snJrdng accommodation to the royal
household as well as additional extent OF shooting
grounds for the prince consort and party. Balmorai
House. while In the heart Of he Highlsnds Is surround
ed by the seats OF several Of the nobty that, In oc
cupyng her residence, her Majesty may be rs re-
tired her court rs gay, ~ The pi.eses.n
According to the IL Courier Bslmoral Ia out of
the circuit OF the northern Highlands though IL is not
than twenty miles IRON Aviemore acro,s the
bils The rcensry o. her M,jssys intended visit IL
highly pcturet quercck, wood, and w,ter, and sbun.
dance game Lord .ron's famed Lochnsgsr Ia in the
INN, ediste psigbbor hood, ana Ben naoiui- which
threat. ned rival Ben Nevis overooke the district
The aud of Dee The fertile valleys
tho ranges OF ,oantaYs the forest OF Brsosr ana the
other alpine aud beautiful features Of the nstur. land