The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-08
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Ireland.

BY SPECIAL EMPRESS, VIA CHESTER AND OIYHEAD.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Noon.
We are just in receipt Of Dublin correspondent
letter, dated at a late hour last night.
The State prisoners convicted at the special COM
mission held in Clonmsl-to wit, VIM. Smith OBrien
Thomas Francis Meagher, Terence Bellew McManus,
and Patrick ODonoghue have reached the metropolis
in order to be at the arguments in the several
wrs Of error which have been taken out against the
proceedings adopted their trial. and also the res
pective sentences passed against them.
They left Clonme on Thursday morning in a coach
drawn by four horses about quarter past six O'Clock
escorted by body Of troops and constsbulsry They
were ouds cheered as they left Conmel and on ar
irving at Thure great crowds Of people assembled to
and do them honor. Having got into a special
train ct Thurles they started for Dublin where they
arrived about quarter past three O'Clock, and we're
met by large crowd at the railway terminus and as
the cars on which they placed drove out the p
receive dous cheers followed to
Kimapham, where they lodged for that night.
On the following morning. Friday Nov II. the pri-
were orougn, up Seiore ,he queens bench IN
was crowded to excess at II O'Clock precisely and
received in the courtyard with great cheering The
Attorney General the Solicitor General NJ sssrs Bald
win, G. c., Langley, and Lynch, appeared for the
Grown; and Messrs. Whiteside, @ c., Butt, @. c., F.
Maher, s. Coleman O'Loghlen, Isaac o Callaghau
Holmes and Barton for the prise ners Immediate.
~ after the prisoners entered the the Judges as
cended the bench, when the Attorney General rose
and called on the prisoners to assign the errors COM
planned of. Mr. Barton handed in the assignment Of
Mr.. Smith o Brien II specifies that thera no less
than fourteen errors The 1st I'd and Sd deny the
thority Of the court to try the CASE the 4th and
assert the nsufhciency of the counts the
sentence passed. the 9th 7th. and 9Th relate to the
chief points of the appeal namely the right of obtain
ing ,py of the indictment, ten clear days before
trial with list of the witnesses for the pros.cuon
and cop of the panel; eth nsaciency the panel
TO- assigns error in not allowing his challenge one of
the jury who tried and convicted him. ii and IL assert
that the evidence insult 81. MT to convict 13 and
il assign in the process and form adopted
Similar ss.gnme nts were handed in behalf Messrs.
Mesgher, McMsnus and ODonohue. The Court, at
The request OF the Attorney General ordered the pr
soners to be brought up again this day. Saturday,
November Is, when the Attorney General will state
what course he will adopt with these very trout esome
end perplexing cases. On the motion Of Mr. Whit
side the prisoners were lodged in Richmond Bridewe
instead OF Kilmainham prieou, where they to
main until their case is disposed of.
the matter Of Martin against the Queen in error
the Chief Justice answered that their lordshps will
give judgme this day. From all that our correspon
dents gather is almost certain that the mt
will be divided one and that the must go before
the House of Lords.
The state of the country in the south and west. is
truly alarming Crime and outrage the in
crease. Starvation and restitution of daily
rence-landords on the point of bankruptcy, and
the government and the poor laws hated with q dis
guit which may be imagined, but cannot be adequate
The sale of the library of the Repeal Association at
Cancellation Hall Is going forward In most instances
the books are bringing nearly their full value.
The Latest Continental Intelligence.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
We are just in receipt Of the following Continental
news, received per electric telegraph from London
There lie still unfavorable feeling in Austria. A
ministerial crisis has taken place, and 1t s reported
that the Diet il to meet again.
The latest intelligence from Vienna represe nts the
Bourse in dull and gloomy position Prices
preseDted rs having Gown ward tendency.
The position Of the bank was as follows:-Speoie,
32ooOOo0 forms; Notes In circulation 10000 000
Bs under dscou Mt including the branch 900 coo
The political advces from Vienna state that Count
mas been def ntiyely appo nted Prime Miniser
He arrived in that city the 18th instant It Is said
In the coioene Gazette that the deputy Froeb has
been tried oy court martial and shot The executions
at vienna sie causing an Intense feelipga at Frank
fort where business is thereby almost Surrounded At
the Bourse the prices OF public securities falling
We have Indirect sdvices from Berlin to the even
ing Of the 14tb. The city remained in much the "a
state. The Burglar Guard has not been dsarmed nd
the Assembly continued their irregular mectipps
There had been breach OF the peace. and General
Wrsngel was prepared to act at a moments notice
In the Belgian Chambers proposal had been brought
forward by Government, to modify the sugar duties
with view Of sugmentiDg the revenue to the extent
Of . or 4 million francs
Commercial Intelligence.
IIyHkPooL CorToN MARKET, Nov. 1S.-The de mand
s morning IL TO fair extent. 1t Is expected that
the sales viii reach 900 to O00 bales. The market
Keeps very NM holders are not anxious to sell prices
ere therefore we'll maintained, and If anything diff
rent from yesterdsys quotation, should say that
They have an upward tendency.
LirrRrooL Cons MaRKEr, Nov. ls-Breadstuds of
tl oesciiptobs are in limited demand buyers hold off
the market much possible expectation of Iarys
arm ais from abroad, and decline in prices The
rates current at yetterday's market su pported
MANcHIsTER GooDs AND YApN MARKrr Nov IL
The general aspect of continental affairs il rather
more encouraging, which give our market greater
buoyancy To-day both goods and yarn are In fair de
nspd aud In some instancet rather better prices are
paid than In the early part Of the week.
HA,p CoIToN MARKEr, Nov 1e.--There has bean
q good demand Tor cotton during the past week, and
prices Of mott descriptions IT, higher again New
Orleans mddliDg IL nov worth OF and fair do 65G
Jbe total tales since last report are 1000 bales
at OFF .0f There has been no import The prsse mt
stock IL 10000 bales, against - 900 last year and
10000 In l64o
p. She sdvices per Niagara have just come to
hand the cotton market has been dull since the saes
not amounting &c more than 600 bales
Other Articles In other articles Of American pro-
duce the market has been fsy that there has
no eaes 60 test prices We quote roe at 20f q 3Of
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