New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
COTTON sTEADY-RIsE IN FLOUR.
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Rir. which sailed from Liverpool the 18th 1it.
was tc.erraphed Al y O'Clock yesterday after.
noon. and reached the dock at Jersey City about
a.. The principal features of the Foreign News
were Immediately issued in an Eura Inbnne
Having received our foreign flies and coTespon
dence entire, We give below fall details of the
atest Intelligence. carefully condensed and ar-
ranged The letters of our Correspondents will
appear in The IrJpne tomorrow
Rt Rev. Bishop HUCHEs IS among the passengers.
IRELAND.
Among the papers found on Mr.. . Bren slhse-
luent % his arrest. was letter purpOrting 90 be
written bv Mr.. Duffy and a. Mr.. kemmis belev
cd IN his proper handwriting That tins letter
vas Of a highly reasonable character and had
been very recently written. and alter Mr.. % Bren
Was known % be openly engaged 800 rebellion.
The continued prevalence OF wet W Gather. and
the GOODNESS OF the atmosphere, caused much al
arm 20 ireland for the food prospects OF the sea
sons 4--ip. The potato disease has made Us ap-
pearance no England ireland and Scotland
The Catholic Clergy Of ireland are generally
doing al they can To keep the peace.
Five persons have been seized in Armagh.
These persons had crossed over from Ardrossan,
iu Scotland. on Monday .n a cross trade steamer,
and took the ister Rail1 ay from Armagh.
The circumstances Of the time and something
foreign IN their air caused them % be followed
and seized next morning in Hughes Hotel, in
Armagh. They are said TO have consisted of
three Americans and two Frenchmcn and one
journal mentioning the fact. says they had 1000
upon them another with rather more probability,
saws the sum found was $50.
The MARQUIS of Lansd0wnc on Monday, upon
being urged by Lord Glengal aud other peers 10
put down the Repeal Association by renewal OF
the clause of the bin OF 1885, empowering the Lord
Lieutenant 10 suppress any association deemed
dangerous % the public peace. refused 20 sanction
tie clause upon the grounds that the Repeal As
,ociation was not now In existence. and 1t re.
NAMED 10 be seen what means would be taken TO
revive il.
His Lordship significantly added. that the Gov
eminent felt satisfied Within extraordinary pow
ers already granted them. until after the opening
of next session TO suppress any illegal or seditious
assembly that power would be vigorously ap-
nHed and he hoped il would be eiiectual.
We are assured that the Repeal Association
viii not be permitted TO reassomble under any
form. and il is generally believed that Mr.. John
o Council will retire from public life.
It is said that Messrs. O'Gorman. Donnel
and Doyle have positively escaped, and sailed iof
America
twill be seen that Mr. Hartnctt. the leader of
the insurceut band who attacked the mail at Abb
bevtcale, has been arrested Doheny and . Cor
man have still eluded the vigilance Of the police
Dillon is supposed 20 be secreted somewhere, Sc.
vcrely wounded in the ARRAY No Boulagh.
Ills understood that the crown prosecutors are De
ermined abandon the indictment FOR felony against
Mr GavAn Duf'y in order 10 prosecute him for hi- b
treason In consequence Of the discovery amongst The
papers found IN Mr.. Smith O Briens porimanieau, OF "a
etter of Mr. DuAy the subject OF the insurrecton
The celebrated counsel. MrWhiieside, who dis
tingulshed himself so greatly m O Cornell case,
has been retained for the defence OF smith