The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-29
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE,
From our New York Correspondent.
NEW YoRk, July "a, ISL

NEw York July "a 1913.
The news from Ireland by the Europa has Produced
remarkable excitement heIe The arrest of Meagber and
his associates being almost all of popular eader ,ha,
were yet at large, exhibits settled on the pa The
English government by cutting off the lads of The rova
men and sitting the press and all discussion either TO
the spirit OF the people, goad them into premature and
unsuccessful insunection 1t enough make the blood
boil In the veins OF freeman that this day of the
world such practices should be used 10 choke down the
Just discomfort OF the wronged outraged people
on the face of the EARTH by nation which, with pro
LESSONS OF humanity, freedom, and enlightenment on its
ups Is forever up 10 its elbows in red rapne and murder
by sword, famine, and pestilence, home and abroad
But unless the signs Of the times pass like
lightning Engands hour is almost come. Mighty she
Is TO look npon she bears within her seeds of her de.
struction that have been long penng Succeed fail
outbreak in Ireland will lei loose the elements
from the four quarters of the world The very
her dominion will be her deadest weakness. Canada
would not be slow to follow the examples and annexa
has up there been long popular topic France would be
but too ready to drift off her turbulent sses, and
crafty the military spirit and the hatred of England which
are equal and component parts of the her child
rem, by war with England Where, them would the first
power in Europe look for help in her extremity Not
despot In Europe who is down in the dust has his
hands full IN protecting for little lille his lettering pow
er MOI even Russia can spare particle of her colossal
strength from her own unquet borders America what
ever her sympathes with the English people, would re-
oice at the downfall of the blood bostered empire of Eng
land and the restoration of its parts rghtu owners
The reception of the New York regiment of volunteers
by the city, took place to-day They escorted through
the principal streets by large body of citizen soldier
ry comprising all the crack companies The contrast be-
tween their gay and bright exterior and the war-wom
weatherbsaten whom they escorted was most str-
KING and provoked occasionally from rough and
ready Joker in the crowd, remarks that were more anus
ing than complimentary to the uniform companies All
along the route the volunteers warmly cheeed though
1t seemed If the enthusiasm of the thousands that lined
the streets received soenng shade the sight of the
Trimmed and wasted ranks they passed. and the thought
OF the many brave fellows whose places knew them no
more The reception is be closed by presentation of
medals and a collation. at Fort Hamilton.
In the same proportion the measures of the British
government deeper and darker shade of violence
and tyranny and the crisis draws near and more near
the spirit OF the people rises higher and higher The quiet
In the country since Mchels transportation which dis
appointed friends and eated enemies has been deceit
lui can,-the lull before the storm. The news by the
Europa shows this 1t il more like fghtng-more like
general and armed resistance the part of people
than anything yet Many know, have doubted and hest
ted whether this agitation would pass off like the rest
But the rising on the of Meaghehe ringing of the
chapel bells,he throwing of baricades in Waterford
the successful cutting off of detachment of troops
from another,the difficulty of restraining colision-a
voked by the outrages of power every needf pepa
ration complete Prepared not will come soon
Ghough beore) to certain All friends
of Ireland and of freedom America had better be con-
vinced OF this at
The receipts of the great staples of flour wheat and
corn, and ofard, WOOL cheese and bacon at tide water
have been, since the opening of navigation 22d OF
July, inclusive during the years 9S days lS4 (9s
days,) and l948, (83 days.: