The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-16


III lie satisfaciion on any point.
I he Cork Examiner, of Wednesday, says -" Ye
terday another party OF Bluffs sent from boar
tie khsdams nthus, and were at once despatched 4,
tairick-onSuir. We understand the whole force co
centrated in and about Carrick, now numbers owe
1900 There over 10 900 pikemen fully
in The same neighbour ~ A letter in the Time,
describing the nts at Carrck says of that ocsly
" IL is inhabited by wild and awess race, ripe 70
any scheme however desperate and likely when calle
on, to fight with steady ferocty. Though the popua
ton is not more than from 5000 to G, CO. the neg Dor
mood is densely peopled and within very shert time
us Cwn natural resources for out break would b.
sweled by the sanguinary peasanry who nd it
For days and weeks past it has been in of in
cpient insurrection, which accident has alone pre-
vented IRON becoming open rebellion Club organiaa
ZION has been carried there to high state perfec
ton ana every art has been used to aggravae the
citment Of the population. There yesterday (Mon
day), MIR. Smith O'Biien proclaimed the rebellion o
lo4S, and offered himself leader in its desperate
hazards In highly iDfammatery speech, he re
minded the people that there was a time when tn,
name he bore would have aroused WI ole co ntr,
10 his behalf and he invited them to follow him no W
ms address was rather codly received and it pro
taby from cepton OF this that he gave them
hours to decide on the PROPOSE ion which he had
10 them. AT the end Of that period. the terms were
ally reported and believed in Waterford that he hat
betaken himself to the hills, with 100000 followers"
The Wafeford Chronicle of Wednesday says:-"The
hrst OF the rebellion may almost be said have com
menced Soldiers marching and coun: er. mar h.
Ing. buglts sounding rumors are wing thr et
town OF the most exciting nature, despa ches are ar
irving every hour or two, calculated to alarm the peo
pie Not less than twenty five families from this h.
borhood left yeseI in the Rose steamer for Bristol
Families are lie wing Carrck, and the other towns in
this neghborbood very quickly. 1t has been reported
about town, to-day, that some of the extensive
embellishments in this city about stoppio g work
and that AL the hands will be discharged Ii SO it will
entail ruin the poor families of the artizans In
Csrick the people terribly excited there nothing
spoken OF but Wharf.-The armament is progressing ra.
pdiy There can no longer be doubt about it,
the people will fight, and mistake We have
just heard that Mr. O'Bren informed the people in
tempted to arrest him they would only have his teess
corpse to take Mr. Meagher is reported have said
The assistance of the people might be called into
QUESTION in couple of hours provided the authorities
attempted to arrest him. The Cork Examiner which
reached Liverpool yesterday evening, says -" gen.
teman who has travelled from Waterford by the last
mail announces the arrival there of the Dragon
er with SEQ marines Immediately en- her arrival, our
informant states her and poi nted
towards the town" The butchers in Waterford re-
futed 10 yendan meat to Mr. Gum, s. l., who arrest
ed MIR. Meagher.
he orrespondent Of a morning paper, in order To
show That there is at least one man among the
Young reanders in earnest, states that at meet ng
OF III. tfhcers" Of The Dublin clubs, held two
ago, a Mr.. JottIh Bremen proposed resolution to
the effect that the ou break should be this
very week and alter stormy discussion the motion
wos lost, by majority of one only.
During eweek large quantities Of plate have been
deposit.d for safe keeping in the Bank of Ireland
many county gentlemen have deemed it prudent to
send up their plate chests and other vauabes There
bas been, also, an unusual demand Tor gold at the
from the country, who yielding to the panic con-
vtrtiDg their money into sovereigns. he alarm has
been general and indicated in other ways by the flight
Of the Weather families TO Wales and England.
Yesterday at O'Clock. number OF policemen
proceeded to the residence Of Patrick OHggns, Esq
NorthAAnne street, to arrest that ger eman u
mt issued under the recent act Having arrested him,
they his where they found about 100
pieces tim Der oh know in commerce as gun
stocks in the rough, they also got mounted Ike and
towing piece, in case The stocks put into
large neat and taken to the lower castle yard. An
immense crowd followedrhe police Freeman.
CoRK, Thursday. min past II A. NAH is uproar,
The entire Of the Goth End 10th regiments with the
18th lancers drawn up the parade. accoutred,
and ready for action No one except the authorities
know the cause
CAsnrL Wednesday Evening Tho whole Of me sol.
ders are under arms The police drafted in from all the
smash tat9HypS&G concentrated in Casbe will remain
under arms until Elk O'Clock tomorrow Thursday
morning.
WATERFORD July 26.-The alarming rumors afoat
in this city throughout yesterday we're in degree
at s o'clock P. M, which brought word that Carrck
tranquil.
One of the Cork papers states that it is understood
Ina Sooo PIKE heads had been introduced into that
The reports from various parts of. iceland are ia
extended. and in many places they are saiito have
recovered from the attact which had threatened their
There VAS no further fall in the government funds
but there strong desire the part of holders of
public securities to realisehowever purchasers
not 1ortDcom1ng. Iris panic attributable to the
rumors which are flying about. According to one,
Mr. William Smith O'Brien is at Mullinahone, near
Slievnamon in the county of Tipperary, with 10000
armed peasants at his back, waiting to receive the
officers with the warrant for his arrest. Another
Iumor gave an army Of 5000 to MIR. Doheny near
Cashel while third assures us of his arrest late
last night.
Monsay's Dhbhn Gazette contains five disarming
notices fixing the days or before which arms must
be delivered up in five Of the proclaimed Districts with
the exception OF the privileged classes and such
may obt ain licenses -
The citizens of Cork called upon to give up their
arms before the 9th instant.
The inhabitants of the barones of Cork, Fermoy
an Condons and CloDgibbon. in the county of Cork
are to give up their arms within the same period
The citizens Of Waterford, on or before the 27th
instant also.
The inhabitants of the baronies of Klculliheen Mid
dethird. and Gaultere, in the county Of Waterford
on or before the same day.
The inhabitants of Drogheda ON or before the same
day
The Freeman of the 2sth says-Considerable anxiety
prevailed in the vicinsge Of the great Southern and
Western railway terminus, with respect to the nte
gence the morning train might bring from the South
Amongst those who waited the arrival of the train,
four military officers, who inquired anxiously
whether the anticipated arrests had been made. The
train brought no intelligence connected with the
leaders No arrest had been made in the vicinsge Of
Cahel and At the hour Of the departure Of the mail
from that locality, all was quiet and undisturbed.
FURTHER ARREsrs-Nearly simultaneous with the
arrival Of the morning train at the Great Southern
and Western Terminus, this morning at four o. clock
a considerable body Of police about hundred in
number to escort three four prisoners in
covered car along the quays from the direction Of
Kings Bridge. Ii was believed that they arrived by
the railway and that the prisoners Of the
more important leaders from the south. On inquiry
our messenger was informed that the prisoners
arrested under the coercion act and being taken
in from Bianchsrdsfown. The police who escorted
them took them to Sackvle street, then by College
green and Dame street. TO the Castle yard The pri-
soners appeared to be young Of the middle class
W @ did not atceTtain their names
II has trspspired since the above written, that
the parties alluded to arrested Tor having In the
In which there firearms, pike heads and
ammunition. The prisoners were brought before Co.
lionel Browne, who con mittsd them TO Kbmsinham.
Thursday about three o'clock MIR Marion, editor Of
the Drogheda frkus, with Ncssrs Hart and Drew
arrested on charge Of training and drilling " They
were brought before Captain Dernzy, s. NJ, In the
Tholse and, after a heightened investigation. the
charge against our respected aud popular towsman,
Mr. Drew, was dismissed.
Messrs. Hart and Marion were held TO bail TO ap-
pear at the next Meath sssizes
On leaving the Tholsel ONCE n large crowd OF
pectabe traders and Others cheered MIR. Msrron and
his friends most enthusiastically to the srgus once.