Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-19


and each party is girding itself for the conflict
The government, by a vigorous censorship Of the
press the arrest of the confederate missona rtes,
the employment of spics and tho augmentation Of
its rrmed resources; and the people by prodigious
activity in the enrolment of clubs, the establish
ment Of the League, the distribution OF arms, the
most complete fruternzation Of classes and bound
less resolution and enthusiasm. On Saturday
night, Mr.. Duffy, of the Nation, was Gpprehended
on charge of treason and felony, and committed
to Nowgate, whittier he was followed by Mr.. Mar
tin, of the Felon, who had previously surrendered.
On Monday the proPrietors Of the Tribune,
Messrs. - O'DOugherty and Williams, and Mr.. do-
ban, the publisher, were committed on tho like
charge, the whole of whom will be tried al the
mission on the Sth pEoX. Mr.. Dohcrty
rested in Casbel on Monday, and Mr.. Meagher in
Waterford on Tuesday, on charges Of sedlion, and
will be tried at the present assiZes in Tippcrary
and Limerick Mr.. Meagher's apprehension caus-
ed the utmost excitement in Waterford. The
chapel bells were rung; thousands of confedrates
assembled, and it required all the authority and
influence of the gifted and chyalrous captive, aid
ed by the Catholic clergymen, to prevent the poo
pie from calling upon the military and police. As
it was, they stoned the authorities and cut off one
body of the troops from the other. They created
formidable barricade, which impeded the progress
Of the escort, and for miles harrassed and hunted
the procession, but happily life was lost. Du-
ring the week. also Mr.. Darcy McGeo and Mr..
Haywood were also arrested for sedition, bu. the
bills were thrown out by the Wicklow grand Jury
on Thursday. The excitement not only in Dub-
lin, but throughout Ireland, is every where intense,
and the note of preparation is every where sound
ed. The flag of revolution has extended TO Eng
land and Scotland. The united repeaers and
chartists are rapidly organising and arming. The
Nation, Notwithstanding It's proclamation, has ap-
peared this morning.
On Monday, the convicted chartists, in London,
/
with security for future good conduct.
The Queens Ministers have abandoned their
intention of permitting her 10 visit ireland in the
course of next month.
The cholera was frighlfuily increasing in Rus
sia.
The Piedmontese ministers have resigned on the
question of war or the temporsing policy. They
favored the latter
The news of the march of the Russian troops
to Madavia Is confirmed. the people there had
declared in favor of Republic.
At Wdllacha an instruction had occurred, and
the Prince resigned. The Austrian ministry have
also resigned.
At Berlin the communists are cndeavoring to
excite an !nsurrection similar to the Parisians.
Portugal yet remains quiet. Mahomet Ali is
said TO be insane.
Disturbances at Frankfort de Maine have oc-
Cured, and several lives wero lost.
The affairs IN Italy are in statu quo. Germany
continues greatly excited.
From CUBA-The Rerolution-The annexed
letter, which the New York Express says is from
well informed source, brought to New York in
the Crescent City, from Havana the 18th inst,
will show the progress of the revolution SO long
on the point Of breaking out in Cuba.
Maatanzas July -, lS4s. - The revolution
IN Cuba has been nipped in the bud by our Cap
tain General A General Lopez who was TO have
taken the lead, barely escaped arrest by getting on
board vessel bound for Rhode Island. Some ar
rests have been made on the South side, and more
are watched closely by the government. -
Tho New York Sun says that among the per-
sons arrested wero Yznaga and Viegas. These
arrests, however, 1t says only stimulate the pa
triots to renewed energy. Their numbers were
rapidly increasing.
According 10 a letter also in La Verdad, the
Spanish paper in New York, our Government is |
represented by the Cuban Spanish authorities TO
have informed their Minister at Washington who
were the persons seeking in that Island its annex
alton to the United States. The writer howev-
er, declares his belief that this is a trick of the
Spanish authorities 10 destroy their hopes and con-
fdence.
The Charleston Mercury of Saturday, also has
the following
During an entertainment given by a wealthy
Creole at Trinidad de Cuba, on the 4th OF July,
by the proprietor, hoisted the American flag at
the house. The troops were Immediately called
out, and every preparation made to suppress an in
surrection of the Creoes. The entertainer. { n
highly respectable gentleman was sent Off i'm
medlately to Havana in irons, and the authorities
are now busily engaged in searching out others. -
-Four Days from Key Wea.- Insurrecti0a al
Cu6a.-We learn by Capt. Thomas E. Minor, of
the schr. GOc. Bennett that smack arrived at
Key West the day on which he left for this port,
and reported that an instruction was to have ta-
ken place at Havana the Goth of this month";
But fortunately the Governor became apprsed of
1t, and took precautionary steps TO arrest it. The
lnsurrectIonlsts on perceiving that the conspiracy
was detected, broke into the stores, and forcibv
possessed themselves of ammunition, etc., where
upon the Governor called out the regular troops,
and the insurrection was suppressed after the
slaughter of five hundred Of the tnsurrectionrsts,
the remainder were driven 10 the mountains 4
FREAK OF NATURE.--A COW belonging t. Rich
ard Gamble Esq. in Maryland, gave hfth, someb
time last month, 10 a calf with six les n