Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19


ment to increase the army in Ireland without unduy weaken
ing the strength of the forces distributed throughout England
The goth regiment left London noon on Wednesday, des
tined also for Ireland and two bataons Of the guards
will follow il required.
Sir Charles Napier with the fleet under his command,
ssng Of five large hpso and many smaller vessels had
arrived at Cork.
The latest accounts from Ireland of meageI character
cannot however, be doubted that the Of the suspen-
sion Of the habeas corpus act has struck complete panic
among the nsargent leaders and the officers OF the clubs
They represented flying in all directions Some have
decamped by the railway the south, and many have
| to Liverpool by the steamer.
The Government has put stop the abuse OF the prison
regulations by which Lao and Brennan under pretence Of
communicating with their legal advisers conrved to send
forth to the world their sedious compositions All
nicaon with the prisoners is strictly prohibited At one
OF the largest clubs Dublin the Mercantile Assistants only
members ventued to make their appearance Tuesday
night and the Of the house has wisely forbidden any
future assemblies on his premises.
Vast military preparations being made in Dublin, Wa
erford Cork, Conme Tpperary and the most dangerous
parts Of the country in order 70 suppress any attempt at
outbreak but, from the tone Of our latest intelligence,
not altogether without hopes that the leaders being enced
the whole scheme of nsurrectonary movement VAL be
| abandoned as altogether impracticable.
JOHN o'CONNELL's POSITION.
Mr. John O'Conne, instead Of appearing in his place in
the House of Commons and adducng moral force arguments
against his political antagonists now at Cork de has is
sued letter thence, addressed to the people of Ireland in
the Government and the Young Ireandes He says the
ASSOCIATION Daniel OConne founded dead and he
advises his countrymen not to join the Irish League The
Repea during the last three months have however, been
too much delighted with the excitement of pixies and phys-
cal force have any relish for dull abuse of the Saxon Go
vernment However the honorable gentleman, odd at
tempt at joke advises his counymen dismiss all thoughts
of soaring England by physical force demonstration he
says that the purpose OF frightening England by the coec
ton Of few fowngpieces, rusty musket, and unweldy
pixies about hopeful the exhibition of ugly faces paint
ed Shields which expediept resoed to for the
purpose by the Chinese in the late war; and very
easy of adoption by the earnest men here at home.
INTENDED ARRESTS.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE LONDON CHRONICLE
DUBLIN july &c.
The Admiralty steamer Bdnshee entered Kingston habor
this morning with Queens messenger, who express
from London with copy OF the act for suspendng the habeas
corpus special train at once provided, and
ger proceeded by railroad deliver the the Lord Lieu
tenant The Government have determined considerable
number OF arrests and it is stated that persons here
ofoe openly connected with the revolutionary
TO be taken up.
At this hour ha past ocock the Attorney General and
Solicitor General at the CASTLE and has been arranged
that the warrants to be issued this afternoon Mr. Smith
OBen and several other leaders organizing the clubs
throughout the country TO be taken into custody night
and, the attempts TO arrest them should lead
break, they will be brought up to Dublin tomorrow.
TROUBLE IN THE SoUrH-The accounts from the South
appear to contemplate nsurecton and indeed already
they have gone little short of actual outbreak The deepest
anxiety and apprehension prevails
Among the gentry and the disposed oa classes gentle
men have come make representations the Government
Of the state Of their districts and requiring for their ten
any 10 defend their families and property against any insur-
gent movements Lord Farnham from Cavan, and mags-
aes from Wicklow, Meath and other countless have been
in attendance at the castle to-day The danger imminent
but the Lord Lieutenant well prepared and determined
promptly to crush if he cannot prevent any instruction,
forced by the men who endeavorng produce
convulsion.
TRooPs GArHERIse.rTroops constantly arriving from
England and departing for the South, where the danger is
pressing AT o'clock to-day, regiment Of cavalry
ceved sudden order for Kilkenny troop Of the 9Th hus-
sars route from Cork to Newbidge has been ordered
halt Kilkenny where il to be stationed for the present
-Four companies Of the s9h which landed this morning from
England marched direct for Kilkenny The remainder OF
the regiment its arrival here will proceed the des-
nation. At early hour this morning the troops of the
nth ancc with two pieces Of ordnance, left town for Dun
shaughn county OF Meath where disturbances appe-
hended The police in the out stations in the disturbed
ties who would be comparatively feeble in Of outbreak
have been ordered to concentrate at the chief stations
The Government securities have declined fully per cent.
stock exchange; to-day consos Tell from IS S32
Notwithstanding all this alarm for which unfortunately
there ample grounds shall cling the hope that there
will be instruction. Indeed, my belief strong as
BEFORE that there will be serious outbreak and that the
Government will be able TO crush any nsuecionary
attempts.
The squadron Of Sir Charles Napier has arrived al Cove
Her Exceency, the Countess Of Clarendon, with Of
the children Of the Lord Lieutenant left Kingston this
ing for England.
have letters from Galway, Roscommon, and even
from Tpperay, which the conviction Of the writers that
there will be outbreak.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIeEscE.-From all the informa-
ton which has reached up to the writing,
is plain that Ireland is the brink Of great CONFUSION
In Dublin il that the Clubs have dissolved. The
regstes have been con6ded TO the Trustworthy be
placed beyond the reach Of discovery The which
have determined surrender be destroyed
ceaed until promising days. but is in the south where
the struggle will commence.
From Conme Waterford and Tpperary there appears to
exist spirit Of resistance the Government which cannot be
queIed unless by fightful ef1usion Of blood.
In London, Manchester, Liverpool and Edinburgh meet
ngs have been held with view to excite the people Of
violence.
In Liverpool several arrests have taken place Of parties
gagged in a csndesne manufacture and sale Of pixies.
In Edinburgh, Mr.. Henry Rankine, Mr. Archibald Walk
e and j. Cumming have been arrested charge Of sedi
ion and committed 10 Jail.
The precautions taken both in Liverpool where camp
forming, and al Manchester will trust keep in check the
lawless.
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