The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28
The Details of the News received ny spccia
Messenger, Last Night, over the New HaveI
Route.


The compendium of Irish intelligence which the
reader will find below, is most important
Abiding to these topics, a Dublin correspondent In
a letter dated July 10, writes as follows:-
sThe Irish Feion and the Irish Tribune published
extra editions this forenoon containing accounts OF
the new arrests under the Treason Felony Act. In
consequence of this renewed attempt at puoncaton,
crowds collected in Trinity street, in front OF the
Offices Of those journals. The news-venders were sell
inc the napers very rapidly amongst the crowd when
the police nterposed and deprived some OF the vendors
Of the papers they carried In some instances IL Is
stated per ons who had purchased copies of the Irt
btue or Felon compelled to give them up the po
lice writing the of the owners on the margin OF
the papers Loud "Reminiscences were made against
the of the police, who to clear
the footways of the streets AT TINS time an aiterca
ton between the police and Mr. stephen Meany
of the Tribune and Mr. Joseph Brennan, of the Fefon
both of whom were taken in custody on charge OF
obsructipg the police in the execution OF ther duty
Those gentlemen conveyed to College street
noce once and were brought before Mr.. Tyndall in
The board room MIR Meany requested postponement
of the case the ground of the absence OF MS iega
adviser and the magistrate allowed both the parties
accused to stand out bail until twelve CLOCK TO-
morrow subsequently a large number OF copies Oh
the Tribune distributed gratu,t0usy among .he
crowd The police again interposed but many OF inc
crowd succeeded in running OIL with the papers; oP
to half past four O'clock Trinity street continued
ouite crowded. Some of the police were IN attend
| ance There was much excitement but no appear
ance of disturbance" - ,, -
card TO the seizures newspapers from private ind
Sduals as will be perceived by the following commu
nicatons, addressed to Mr. J. Boyian, OF GRAFTON
UMrrRoPoLIrAN PoLIcE OFFICE,
Dublin Castle, July IL. :
0SIR-I am directed by the Commissioners OF Ponc'
to forward to you the copy of an order issued thii
morning; and as they have just been informed ina
YOU were the gentleman in whose hands the newspaper
was seized they write to express their regret at th
occurrence and at the annoyance to which you wer'
| subjected | have Sc,
| fSienedD "R NJ. ADAGH, Secretary.
"To ] BoyLAN, Esq, 102 Grafton street.
The following is the order issued by the Ponce Com
missioners
"The Commissioners of Police having been inform
ed that in instance copy of the Feion newspaper
seized In the hands of gentleman who was read
ing it, hereby caution the police against such interior
ence with individuals.
0Tbe orders given respecting this newspaper were
TO seize IL in the places where 1t sold in tn,
hands of hawkers. sedtious print, not otherwise.
MIR Michael Dobepy the barrister, arrested or
the l1th in his house near Cashel by Mr. JOSEPH
COZ the sub of police, and taken before th'
Hen MIR French, the stpendiary magistrate, charged
with sediton uttered in speech pronounced by him
at Roscrea in the North Riding. After short exami
nation before the magistrate, commttal was made out
I and Mr. Doheny was being removed TO the orideweii
n yben an attempt at was made by the mop, bu
after short delay, the prisoner was safely lodged 10
the acknowledgements not before two private soldiers
Of the 43d light infantry spectators in the crowd were