The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-02
Later from Europe.

Since our last, two Steamers have arrived
from Europe, the United States and the
Europa. The latter brings important news
from Ireland and France, rs follows:
IRELANp.-The crisis is now fast approach
ing and each party is girdin2 itself for the
conflict The Government, by rigorous
censorship of the Press, the arrest Of the Con-
! federate Missionaries, the employment of
| spies, and the augmentation of its armed
force; and the People by prodigious activity
in the enrolment of Clubs, the establishment
Of the League, the distribution of arms, the
most complete determination of classes, and
boundless resolution and enthusiasm.
On Saturday night Mr. Duffy, of Tie Ma
son and Felony, and committed to Newpate,
whittier he was followed by Mr.. Martin OF
The FeIon, who had previously surrendered.
On Monday the proprietors of Tie Tribune,
Messrs. O'Dougherty & Williams, and Mr..
Hoban, the publisher, were committed on the
like charge, the whole of whom will be tried
at the Mission on the Sth proximo.
Mr.. Doherry was arrested in Cashel on
Monday, and MIR. Mesgher in Waterford on
Tuesday, on charges Of sedition, and will be
tried at the present assizes in Tipperary and
Limerick.
Mr.. Meagher's apprehension caused the ut
most excitement in Waterford. The Chapel
bells were rung thousands o. confederates
assembled, and it required all the authority
and influence of the gifted and chivalrous
captive, aided by the Catholic clergymen, to
prevent the people from falling upon the mil
itary and police. AS it was, they stoned the
authorities, and cut off one body Of the troops
from the other. They erected formidable
barricAde, which impeded the progress of the
escort, and for miles harassed and hunted the
procession, but happily no lives were lost.
The excitement, not only in Dublin, but
throughout Ireland, is intense, and the note
of preparation is everywhere onward.
The Queens Ministers have abandoned
their intention of permitting her to visit Ire.
land in the course of next month
FRANCr.-Another plot has been dscov-
cred at Paris. 1t is said that such of the pro-
jectors of this plot as have not been captured
for tho part that they took in the late insur-
rcction, have for the last fortnight been or.
ganiz;ng their forces for final and desperate
struggle. The Government is in possession
of the whole detail of the plot, and many Of
the intended chiefs have been arrested. We |
can have no uneasness, therefore, as to the !
result. !
Gen. CayagnGc and Gen, Lamor;cier, in
with tho Commander-in-C Chief of
The National Guards, have adopted plan for
the prevention of barbados which must be
ohectual.
Patrols will be continually on foot during
The night, but the National Guard, on whose
zeal and courage the greatest reliance can be
placed, are to be summoned as soon rs there
8 an attempt to move the pavement, and arc
o put in force the clause in the decree which
lssimiatcs the maker of barricadc to the
taken with arms, before this barri-
,ade making, Before this the action was
merely an Infringement Of what was called
"a Police Simple; but now any man assist
NC in forming barricade can be at once
hot,
Gen. Cavaignac is said 10 be resolved to
lct with stern severity if another outbreak
hould occur
The Cholera appears to rage with great
Intensity in Moscow. From the 18th to the
9th of June there were 1924 new cases, and
)28 deaths. On the last named day, not less
han 1927 persons were seized with this dread
i'll malady, and 1853 others died.
Our Baltimore correspondent says Il