New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Reform In Bremea.
The Prosecutions for sedirion.

The Prcsec urioss for sedirion.
Tba n.r,i.s charged with sedtion, Messu. Smith
O'Rrien Messher. and Mitchell attended ~ 'he
head Police Office on the 22d, and entered ln'o re-
ooguirsnces % sppear In TIE Court OF Oueens
Bench on the frat day of Easter Term. rame'y'
Saturday the 18th Of Apni next
They were escorted 10 the Police Once oy
crow a. who cheered them Justify sod on Their re.
turn they were accompanied BY q large nomoer OF
the populsce, whose uoisy demonstrators OF seea
nation were continued until they reached the Soai
mittee Room OF the Confederation, vnsfe MI
Smith Brien snd his brother Trsversers sdcress
ed the crowd. gloryiDg 10 their marty room
Mr. Mitchell declared bis determination TO putiisn
articles in the United irsh nan every week ior the
purpose of creating dissfecton and discomfort
among the lrlsh people In TACT hsie was
more sedton sPoued 10 the poPulsce 10 the streets
of the metropolis This day than was To be found Ia
in all the previous speeches snd Publications.
The uformations have been 0rsarded 10 the
Crown. Office by the magistrates the Trsversers
have applied for copies u those voiuminoas doco
ments which the clerks are now engaged IN making
out la this form all tho sedltion will be repuo-
lishsd throughout the country.
The Crown Solicitor. understand, has sent re-
tsiners on the part OF the prosecution. to Mr. iona
than HEM q C.. Mr. Whteside, Q C.. end Sir
Colman O'Loshen. These gentlemen. with the
Attorney and Solicitor Generals, and probably MIR
Sergeant W srren and or TWO others, will be the
counsel for the Crown.
The Freeman's Journal Of this morning thus
refers to the prosecution
wnsu smith oBdes. Thomas r. Mesghsr ana John
Mitchell were placed nuder yesterday evening" 10 an
sver Esgsh Government IN Ireland for sAeng ds
content eaBst H. It's proceedings and the nn ~ us rue
IN this happy land. This Is hot time IN woen ~r can
remember points Of difference that hsve Ion suosssu
between ami thess IL the fact OF yesterday We
bury all tho past and remember heneeiob. pot tnA
they differed fom In points, but that Ireland Was
the ali and end all Of their hopss OF oufs--Ihe ND
erty and prosperity OF her The highest oejset Of
their ambition aud that for this they are po~ 10
the sripe OF the Eugsh Attorney General for Ireland
Tho charge sgsns these gentlemen Is that they uttered
sedous specs hes and writings calculated 20 excite DIS
eonteny 10 Her Msj-sus subjects Ia lrslsnc. Strange
crnnaity for TO rub into In this lard Of universal
contentmentl Dscontenti In Heavens name what iast
cause have Irish people be dconsened skiooeresn
and It's desd will pa. these dies r,rs'ofs 81 dis
content blush TIE ravsnng dogs az Western Cork
whose only food for weeks the hesh OF the famine
victims the total absence Of grounds for d'cor
tent In Ireland
The pestsnce tbs, still rsses st,ess the esusssssnsss
O. dscoutent TIE wholesale .vicions endpg IN certain
desth BY process OF awhe ooO troubled spirits that
hover over the swsnps Of Csnads-tne wdo~s ard the
orphans OF the fever victims, and the comp e"enss
rasaswo Of redress brought forward BY Her nslestys
Minsters-sl shame upon the men who would preach
dscontest Her Msjsstys In ireland But what
| will the Government gain by these proseentionsp
IL has now Its lists II ,hopktepes ard Merchants ana
traders collected by tbs four sestlemen who IN ne BACK
obbies OF the Castle. do up the votes Of eonndspes IN
Lord Clarendon, and may rom those hsis select Jury
that will fnd verdict that Ireland and ousst TO Do
sbundanty conented since oDshs OF tho surplus popu-
| lston has been driven out OF existence
Bat will that verdict .oduee coneDtmsnt In TIE oiher
half or will enantright and repeal DO less the dsng 90
ecs people because these more rude ou' chvaeus
pioneers Of their advance suffer the penalty or Their es-
thus sstc devotion We tell Lord Clarendon be begin
ming foolish and vain policy. Prosecute prosecute
prosecute 10 but aeother mode Of saying the Atofhey
| Geners al is going 20 ssitste. ssitAse. sg'IA'e.'
Condition Of the People.
The people are in truly deporable condition =
| On all aides We hear OF poverty, starvsuon ana
death. The Sligo guardians are doing their best,
but the guardians Of the Boyle Union have utterly
abandoned the poor We hsve received me mort
beartrendiDs accounts from Kiltura Khlosbalvey.
aad Bunenadden. The people there are peri:hns
| ont of absolute want During the week John May.
| of Robape and his daughter. died OF hunger. ON the
property Of Col. MacAl pine, his vile and surviving
/ daughter will meet the same late unless Immediate
lyrelieved.
in the same doomed district They both, II ap'
| pears mxde application for relief To the rsev'
| ipg officer bot in vain they were allowed 10
| Chyist,an land to sink down and die, for want o.
food In Killoshalvey. Bryan Flanagan was 'oand
dead on the roadside on the lfth inst The renev'
ing officer was informed that this unhappy man
would fail victim II not supplied with food.
Hs got no relief, ard he IL now in the tomb. u
not this something like wiful murder' On the
Ia
same day the daughter OF widow House died In the
chapel of Bunenadden, her poor motner navipg
carried her there, where she expired alter hsvin6
received the rites OF the Church. This poor widow
was banished from her holding an. . Der house lev
eled. lSiso Champion
Good Dem.
MANY families have been hitherto kept alive
here BY the exertions of Dean Armstrong For me
asst ten months be has kept up regular supp'yo OF
Indian meal. -four, pork, and sometimes nsn grant
ed by the good Society Of Friends. but brought
home q distance OF 10 miles, at he sole expense ~
tho good Dean, and distributed, with the tender
ness OF father, to the most destitute OF our stsr
ing thousands. [Kifenera Cor. OF the Glare Jour
nal
Repeal Association.
Notwithstanding the grand demonstration OF
Young ireland on the same Jay, the weekly meet
ing 10 Cancellation Hall was well attended. a
good many lades were present The weeks reat
was f9l 70 Cd.
ITINERARY North RidingJ sprins Assizes.
On Saturday tho Right Hon Baron Richards ar
rived at O'Clock. The jury having been swom'
His Lordship thus addressed themi
nesd not inform you that your county. especially
tbs division OF your county has been for eopsioefeos
time past very disoEgAnized state What may % ne
condition OF your county at me no''nn
division ofitI en- prepared 10 sAy bat " am 70
jutgs from the cslencM certainly hnd great macy
very heavy and serious charges appearing upon H. Gen
tsmen there less than nice esses which srs on
the cssDdsr esssed under the head murder dtvsn.
three psrsops appearing 70 be Involved n the charges
arising Of Ihosenns cases There are niee cases on 'ne
OF conspiracy u mardsr IN which nine persons
are there are frpg A. With intent
10 nm and sevsa are charged With being imphea
ted in them there ave Of gevous ssssoi a-
voving parties and there are Tor assuming nso'
stious IN arms seven cases. involving sixteen psfsons
there are for malicious assam Is and sprs~mg In arms
Eve cases. involving pefsons and there are iine psf-
sons charged ROBBERY ef arms besides seHtemsna
r.t number OF other very serious You w tbefe
fore apprehsnd you have very hesvJ ana very se<
Gus duties TO discharge"
BOHEMIA.
The insurrection of Vienna was known ct Prague
on the 18th. The same day a proclamation sum
noned ali the citizens to join their corps 10 wssea