Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-16
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By THE NIAGARA.
IRELAND.

As was anticipated, the jury could not a
gree in the case of Meagher, and after being
locked up all night to agree, they were dis
cha ged.
Mitchell still awaits his trial for felony in
Newgate. Il will be seen by the following
from his ltetern the United lriShDadn
that Imprisonment has not subdued his spr-
II:
"For me, abide my fate Joy fully: for ]
know that whatever betide me my work Is
nearly done. Yes Moral Force, Patience
and Perseverance are scattered TO the wild
winds of Heaven. The music OF my cOun-
tiymcn now love best TO hear is the rattle
of arms ana the ring of the rifle. As | SIT
here and write in my lonely cell, ] hear, dy-
ing away, the measured tramp of ten thou
sand marching men-my gallant Conteder
ates, unarmed and silent, but with hearts
like Bonded bows, waiting till lifetime comes.
They have marched past my windows to
let me know there ten, Thousand fighting men
in Dublin ielons in heart and soul.
Il thank Cop for it. The game is a-foot
at last The liberty Of Ireland may come
sooner orcome later, by peaceful negotiation
or bloody confict-butIt is sure; and whcr-
ever between the poles may chance to be
! | will hear the downfall of the thrice accurs-
ed British Empire. "
FRANCS.
On the 9Th alt NJ. Coussidicre, the Pre-
feet of Police, sent in his resignation to the
National Assembly, not being able satIsiac-
torily to explain his conduct in the late i'll
va<ion Of the Hall Of Assembly.
The question of the validity Of the cleo.
tons for Corsica being brought forward in
The Assembly, it was decided that the pro.
scriptlon existing against the Bonapar fam
| liy should not prevent NJ. NJ. Pierre and
| Napoleon Bonaparte from taking their
seats.
NJ. Louis Blanc being also returned tor
| Corsica, his election was aRnullcd, la con
sequence of an irrcgutafity iii tlle admission
Of foreigners into the hall of election. NJ
Louis Blanc mounted the tribune and made
some observations, which were listened to
with the most chilling GOODNESS.
The Assembly then proceeded toappoint
the committee for preparing the project OF
the Constitution.
Tie army OF the Rhine consists of 10000
men, Of whosn IL 900 are to be concentra-
ted i'll Slrasbourg and lis ncighborhood-
1000 in the neigkberhcod of llas ucnau ;
and the other 10000 at CoInlor and the
ncighboring communcs.
At Avignon there have been barbados
and fighting. Is persons were arrested, and
one wounded.
There are now in Paris no less than forty
eight daily papers devoted to politics, Of
these twenty-six have been added since the
revolution. Ofthese two arc edited by Ro-
man Catholic pricsts-Ere Nourellc, by
Father Lccorddairc, and lie People Con-
sfifuent, by the Able f.amcmais.
A decree Of the Executive Commission
appears in the Moniter, organizing a sort
of municipal guard, to consist of 1000 in
lantry and 600 cavalry, for the special SER
vice of the police of Paris, and to be called
the PARTISAN Republican Guard,
The Executive Government has also just
issued decree for rcta'ning the National
Guard under arms unHl all the guilty la tlc
late attempt at revolution shall be ia the
hands of Justice.