New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

in ireland, encouraged by their clergy, will strike
an effective blow for the emancipation Of their
country from thraldom compared 10 which even
Human Slavery is a blessing.
Private Correspondence Of The Tribune.
DUBLIN Ssturday OH ~ept l-i-
As Sou are long since in posscssionoi direct con-
radcton Of the r1mJrs and statements OF the alleged
Battle of -Heyenamon, and Of the real ,'ate OF ~hs,
is woluliy d.ametricany opposite. need not farther
dwell on that point The belief was hrm and emphatic
Of the tp'l Of the battle a; the time It would appear
that the Imagination gave 10 airy nothings local hab
tation and name poo Most certainly the measure OF
our shame remorsc and disgrace complete How
prophetic were the words Of Moore
A'-'ay 49, pn e-f -a y , ,.. '- ~ ' ..,
What adds bitterness 10 our shame is your noble en-
husasn and great efforts on our behalf ! could not
describe the feeling herc-it psrayz aiion personihed
Sow the question b. will be-. how is this how
have you failed aud how have you suffered 20 ingO
rious d defeat without blow Various answers are
given a. partially producing the result Without enter.
boz. into particulars which too numerous. send
you herewith most graphic letter appearing IN all the
papers here. signed SeneH This letter appears ia
the Mqd newspaper The result is Il total alienation
from the secular clergy the public feeling turns n IA
vor of the regular ones or the ars they TOOK no part
In the foul play and crpt0 GOr0nnenf PAY. was
speaking % one OF tho-c lhti Ecututu anu NJ lolu
me he feared that in the affair religion had got
we're blow" The letter of ~cnex has produced A
great sensation and as before observed stands un
touched
Ater Row Mr. COrcOrans interference Al Balm
garry-,yhO dssuaded and forced the people bdck from
the aid Of OBren SC and after the other fatalities
alluded 10 ia the letter appearing IN NdHHaTs OF one
who Whstlcd At the plOw Vet few days alter Wnen
the leaders met on Keeper Mountain contiguous to
"-uegenamOn aud that the people were really rising
in great numbers, Rev Mr.. Mallory J. T. OF hlcom-
man then nterlered aud told the people to dispense
lie told the leaders ftey rOutd b. taken ana WfHpOtd
The correspondent Of the L0udOH ChTOHicf ln irving
this account mentioned that there were some hot words
between one of the leaders and him Now, the words
were these Mr.. NJ told him he was "a traitor 10 bis
country aud that not for his profession he would
shoot him Smith OBucn, Il appears never offered
word Of rcproach but detected and disappointed At
this treatment, then made towards home-recKcss OF
all the consequences 10 himseif-and the result OF ms
arrest took place should have mentioned that the
rtccrcnd gentleman last alluded 10 took out cHcJI IN
his hand TO overawe the deluded people back The
English press TEEN with praises 10 them; they are
no longer surphccd Tuifans, &c. sc. Even IN the
House of Lords proposition has been introduced by
no other than Lord Marlborough TO give them four
millions Of money to build geoe houses. Lord Nhniey,
who session by vehement language against
fh,ln supported II. Lord Beaumont urged the House
10 cndow them and place them above the reach oil ther
nOcks OF of dependence on them heard an humoie
man cxclan well the clergy Will curse the day they
prevented the people joining smith OBrien. believe
IT, Ireland never had so many pure, unsehsh ana de-
voted men AT her service of ample fortune and tower
inp abilities and vet what is their reward desertiOn
and treachcry say all participate IN the indelible
disgrace On Monday evening last several men lrom
ScrcHamOH on our quays emigratng to your land
and they declared all they wanted 10 Obtain victory
and a most successful one, was the support OF inc
clergy or, as one exclaimed, " one word from the
priests
Government are concentrating the troops IN that quar-
ter; cant say what may turn up There are Messrs.
MrAGIfER and LEYNEa near relative 70 the LDerator
OConnel-in prison but they are two OF the greatest
orators the world ever listened TO- now nj the dawn o
their great career inundated by the hands OF power
and by the treachcry of their own counirymen, Wh0w
th,y tLOngh % sare' Here Is lesson Tor pOsterlty
do believe myself that great occasion oi impulse
WAS lost when Mitchell sent away but IL was
mon done for the best The next occasion was al the
arrest of Meaaher at Waterford But there was some
calamity all The coast is well watched all rohu
ireland for arrivals of men, sc. IRON your country
they have received intelligence that therc are '"'O
coming over in sections of 49, think better Tor you
all 10 remain vet don't know what 10 say. certainly
tber is no head or counsel decision among the PEG
pie an the leaders being in prison or eNpatateo but
when the people and even some OF the clergy see our
brave and true being sent away IN transports II
barely possible they may move. Inc puOhc VOICE j.
crushed under the new act. and the despotc power
the Lord. Lieutenant has OF taking up any one nc
plcascs and keeping him in prison without trial leaNes
every particle of public spirit parayzed Gesott ("
The Premier Russell is here II received win intense
GOODNESS bv aW Vet that is all II he came over mere
sonn,r or after the like wholesale slaughter OF the
mere irish by famine. he would not return awe L
feeling of shame bows all down here declare IL IL
,,.re i'm the hands of rishwomen itwoud not even,
t,ate thus They are our superiors IN spirit ana
daring They curse the men for their cOwardcc IN
Thurcs when @ Bricn was arrested woman Ius"cu
ON and asked " is there no one TO follow me Won
ous woman fit denizeu only OF free country Ihey
also evinced great spirit at poor Mtcbels departure
Honor 10 the r0ma at all events must not DC ""Nt
one thing is however certain in many cases the 'gg
ead,arored to induce the people to gre "P t" "" o."
fley t'ould not theg are sfiN TdGtned ~ .
4 letter appeared in last nights Fitoi from ME-
McC AKRON dated from Clarence 81 Liverpool com
planning OF the cruel tyranny exercised against hei
husband an American citizen He Or McCarron) is
brother In law to G. Duty Editor OF the NATION VINO
is i'm Neweate awaiting his trial for high treason Inc
doctor arriving IN Liverpool on board an American
steamer in which he has an appointment ana nearing
of his relation Imprisonment, came TO DUNN lo Nlsl'
him as was his Christian duty. The mis- ut alter ne was
dragged from his bed at the Hotel where ne stopped ana
thrown into a cell az Chancerylane station House
where he was kept with two men with pistols guard
inc him. lie was ailcrward placed IN Newsate where
me stl lies He has been about three weeks IN prison
His brother Rev Mr.. McCARRoN, came over ana ap
nled 10 Government 20 know the charge and fgate a.
but he could gd R0 satisfaction lhs III treatment
without cause assigned-threw Or McCarron me dmft
can prisoner into A fever
FNrENptrUREs Isl SESSION NNNlh Coz
The Clerk of the House OF Representative ID
obedience TO the Act of July ISIS requiring the see
retaes of the Senate and House 10 furnish statement