The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-15

employed in the Phenix Park near the Hbernian Mill
tary School under the orders of engineer officers, II
preparing for the camp which is TO he formed there
The 18th will be accommodated in the Park
A confederate club formed in BalIinasloe, las
week, and 80 members enrolled. The local paper say
II was a cautious movement"
GALWAY. the capital Of Connaught, has set up
crop Of clubs
The trial of the weman charged with poisoning tn
late Father Mcguire with his brother and sister
has been put off until the next Leitrm assizes at thu
desie of the Attorney General m
The reports OF the state Of the potato CROP received
from the country today, such to justify tn,
hope that the dis ase may not extend TO districts
already affected.
The following is a copy of the proclamation issued
by the Lord Lieutenant, under which it il hoped
the government that the revolution will be sup
pressed =
BY the Lord Ae"enam Gensrai and Geaerai Governor o.
:, PRCcLAaATfon.
hheea reasonable conspiracy exists within this past
the 1ned kingdom for the overthrow Of her Mesy power
extend the said conspiracy various conederaees have been
and sS to
nnu together armed bodies for the puro, Of acting
Of the eoIsp rsors engaged these wicked proceed
Of seditions and reasonable newspapers
A wss's an act has bee pissed on the 18th Of the
una! ,usIect OF treason or reasonable practices:
force the provisions of the said icing resolved by every
means in our power to and defend her Mesys crown
far as in Us lies all such caonsbe conLnatiOnand being
able subjects Majesty mourning the dangers to which
their - in any such couedescy viii expose hemwe de
part in such associations strictly
have already joined therein, forthwith 70 withdraw from and
And do hereby further charge and command all shcr
c,s acting in their aid their best prevent
ahd when that cannot dome to discover and bring justice
disIerse all treasonab dious Unlawful mbes; the
sssh in n as we'd TO BE- the
aiding and assisting the civil authority in the execution of their
and
eIre by force i all attacks the places and
Of Of her Majesys sueots and ali assemblies Of arned
bodies who may venture 70 appear arraed open rebellion
Dated at Dublin Castle, this 18th day Of July, Isis.
BY his hSesle% IS h si FspiSsros
ARREST FOR HIGH TREASON.
The first Arrest under the Act for the penson of
tne habeas corpus took place this forenoon. Mr..
Patrick o Higgins, Irish Confederate and of
the Englsh Cbartsts, has been taken up warra MT
ana Is now prisoner in Kmainham There was a
search at the house Of MIR. OHiygns by the police
VINO seized q large quantity OF arms. Mr. O'Hggins,
on being brought before the police commissioners de-
the authority for the seizure OF his property
when he was informed that he stood charged with
treason. III .
county OF Dublin, the police have been searching for
arms all day Large quantities have been taken up.
warrants for the arrest of several If the nsurgent
leaders were, last night sent down to the South The
military force has been considerably reinforced in the
districts where those parties engaged in the
desperate attempt to produce an outbreak Several
troops Of the 9TH Hussars went down by the Great
Southern and Western railway this morning
The Du6hn EUening Post says 49, s.s-0
Some OF the South
and nS 9 poss wifi IF aay @ A. which the
friend wiring from Ardanane county pperary sayswAmos
catholic in this district opposed
part of the people to out" - =
The provincial journals that sympathize with the
rebel movements, however, give most alarming &C.
counts.
The Waterford Chronicle which has become the
rebel organ in that quarter contains the following
2.-l aro terribl
excited There is nothing spoken OF but The
h can sa
az ' o b
Informed the people in Carrck Mon0ay night # the
to take Mr. Mesgher reported 70 have sid The
odes s m sailed nS il couple hours
about understand that the whole force in and
pikemcn fully accoured in the same neghborhood =
The Dragon steamer has just arrived with regiment of
the walls city paearded wi proclamation.
at them s s
at tie foolshness of such q request"
mail a. nounces the arrival there Of the Dragon with
hereanons were loaded and pointed towards the town
The Cork Examiner also contains the following as
rumors
~. RumS. busy al. : day in GoT. NsGts spoken Of
ton. We have no letters Of importance"
From Tipperary we have the following account,
which appears in confederate journal the TpperGry
TrPEnAny Sunday nshsThe Tppsrary Club number. at
Of feeling begun extend the rural already
are @ clubs o in formation che
absolutely impossible for ne to describe the feelings the resolves
At ten O'Clock, the meeting separated.
Great excitement prevailed in Tipperary during last
Tuesday, when it rumored that warrants were be-
Butler, president Tipperary Club Mr.. Dalton, vice
president and Mr.. Hayes, secretary
The Kings County Chronicle, conservative paper,
n0 q he
rary =
RoscREA.-The excitement kept up here induced our
very much respected parish priest, the very Rev.
Thomas Blake, v. Co. to address his parishioners at
first mass on Sunday morning, cautoning them, in
the most kind, considerate, and serious language,
against the courses they were pursuing In connection
with the clubs.
1t extremely to be amented that his valuable ad-
vice was so Ill received as to bring down upon him
and the bishop. under whom they said, he acted, Bit
ter nvectives, which 1t is better not to repeat And
at the meeting of the club, which took place at two
o'clock there was great accession Of men, amount
ing Is Wanted, to no less than two hundred addi
tional, to whom amongst many other very cheering
things was an nounced that Counsellor Doheny will
visit Roscrea, at eight o'clock on Monday evening.
1t rumored that had the counsellor shown himself,
ne would again have been immediately committed by
the authorities here, on charge of felony, they
having made the mistake before Of only committing
The western counties are comparatively TRANQUIL
The Mayo Constitution contains the following
observe with regret that even into this hitherto peacea.
rsp already there two clubs Established in
one SRs %SspGT and Bs Ina
aud another smaller arrived Mr. T. f.
Meagher was here in disguise this day. oongvery bad
10 believed that he is striving to make his escape
CLoNmEI July e grand jury of the South Riding have
just returned true bills anst Mr. Michael Doheny under
stand, under the Treason Felony Act
HALr-rAsT FIVE O'cLocK,--I have letters from
Cork, Clonmel, and other towns in the South, which
state that there is severe upon the banks for
gold owing to the state of alarm caused by the appre
tensions Of outbreak
A letter from Fethard (Tipperary) states, but in
very vague terms that there 10000 insurgents
sembled near Mullinahone, not far from that town,
and that Mr.. Smith OBrien Is in the neigh borhood
The military were momemtarily expected with war
rant for the arrest of MIR. OBrie and 1t under
stood that If resistance offered the troops would
act with vgor, and the authorities would deal with
the leaders in summary way
TIE CLuDs OF Cork The Cork Examiner contains
the following manifesto the club leaders in that
city:
TO TItE MEMBERS CLUES OF CORK.
Broti err RpcaersAn imperial Legislature has
before this ume received the and law by
which tie Lord Lieut.