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

pared for the most vigorous Accordingly
uda the 22d instant his ordshp in clear unanswerabe
speech, which was only interrupted by the approving shouts
Of almost every member in the House Of Commons moved
for leave TO bring in bill which is known suspension Of
the hdJeas corpus act by which the Lord Lieutenant Of Ire
land Tor the time being empowered apprehend and de-
tain until the LIST Of March, s49 such persons he shall
suspect against the Queen and Government One Of Len
don correspondents describes the in the House Of Con.
mons as one Of the most exciting witnessed the quiet
resoute tone Of Lord John RUSSELL who spoke in bis best
STYLE was not admirable than the timely and udcous
observations Of Sir Robert Peel who cordially supported the
minister could any better proof be given Of the practical
character Of English institutions than the universal sp
probation which cheered every sentence Of the minister Of the
Crown, while, when Mr.. Feargus 0Connor spoke, almost
every member and quilted the House.
The bill passed through every stage Saturday. end
carried to the other House Monday There the rules
order suspended, and the bill passed the Lords that
sitting, and received the Royal assent Tuesday.
News Of this demonstration Of the Government created an
extraordinary sensation in Ireland and at the the bill
actually progress through the Commons, the Fson
and other journals Of Dublin vomiting forth the last con-
cenated Of their anger and despair and various ar-
ce appeared in the Confederate journals, bearing the initials
Of the parties now in Newgate and surprising in violence
any thing which has hitherto appeared in either the Fs
Tribune, or Nation.
"Now or never is the wachword Of the rebels. and little
doubt be entertained that the conflict will be what they
have long and ardeny wished short and decisive We
think however that the 40 900 well trained brave fellows
the Queens soIderswho be captured and killed. will
give good account Of themselves, and will not readily
yield to these brawers really believe they will turn out
10 be.
After ALL it is generally credited that warrants have been
issued against Smith Ben, whose chance Of becoming King
Of Munster maryelousy diminished He has len Dublin
and was occupied at the last accounts he town Of Ennis
cor,hy, Saturday, in organizing the Glib movement
Il is said that Wexford is peaceaby inclined bot the coun-
ties Of Tpperay, Kilkenny, Cork and Limerick are All ripe
for an outbreak The alarm hourly increase and
no one enterans hope that the excitement can pass swsy
without some tifing eiusion Of blood.
A camp has been formed in the Phoenix Park Dublin
Several additional regiments, with effective force OF a
lery have been poured into Ireland and our own town.
where many Irish located who have not escaped the
dssecon, has received large accession Of troops ready
put down spirit OF rebellion which beginning 10 mani
fest itself The ample civil and military measures adopted
must however, suppress any mad attempt disturb the peace
Of town. The Lord Lieutenant has issued further pro
camson placing the city and county Of Kilkenny and he
remaining portions Of the counties Of Cork and Waterford