The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-28

them to the crown and to make the motion to-
morning Ultimately, the question of postpcnemen
was adjourned until yesterday.
THE GOVERNMENT REWARD FOR TIE ARREST OF
SMITH o'BRIEN.
On Tuesday, Hume, the guard on the Limerick "A
Tbures train was paid the $500 reward offered by tn
Brien Hulme has resigned his situation as guar,
On the great Southern and Western railway, aud i
about to leave for his native country-England.
MR. w. SMITH o'BRIEN.
This gentleman complains bitterly of the treatm nj
he has received from his followers Even the
journal attributes to bin the uterance of such cent?
ments ss the following ~ entered upon my course
with my eyes open to all the consequences but those
whom expected to sustain me fo- the sake of the
country did not do SO know shall be hanged bo II
So am ready-and II have only to say, have done
my part for ireland.
AMERICAN AND FRENCH sYMPATnIzERs.
The Cover nment having received information to tho
food for the Of the rebel army in Ireland
had been shipped from America and France, have
taken ffectual measures to prevent the landing of
these mischevous consignments. In addition to the
fleet at Cove and the steam frgates nine sloops of
war have received orders to cruise OFF the Irish coast
1t right TO state that the Cover me nts of the resp
tive countries from which these supplies are coming
are in nowise connected with the proceeding These
warke cargoes the substantial tributes of private
sympathy. Welearn that the British Ambassador has
apprsed the American government that all perso u.s.
whether subjects of the States otherwise taken in
me attempt to ala the insurgents by such supplies
VIII be forthwith hanged By the British authorities
MILITARY CONTROL.
The Times correspondent says the south of Ireland
is ut this moment under military control It il diyi-
ded into districts, each OF which is ded by a
ofcer OF distinction whose name is already known to
the world as having done the State servicen Gene
raj Napier is at Limerick, Sir e. ODonnel at Water
ford Sir G Napier and Major General Turner at Cork
hese are the established military districts by which
the south of Ireland is held in controby which its
RIGHTEOUSNESS is overawed and the people rem nded
that there still exist such things the crown and go
veIpment of the land To connect the south with
Dublin, General Macdonald has under his command
about SEQ men, who form a moving column ready to
be concentrated on any point where their services
may be required. They occupy the district between
Ihures and Kilkenny, and are thus available for the
suppression OF disturbances at any of the three
fixed districts. The manner in which they have dis
charged their hsrassing duties is already before the
public In addition to these formidable and well orga-
nlzed arrangements, Viscount Hardinge ia | am in
formed now on a tour Of inspection throughout the
disturbed districts His Iordshp expected yester-
day at Kilkenny whittier General Macdonald and his
camp went to meet him. 1t is most sincerely
be hoped that the vigorous thus adopted may
not soon be relnquished The turbulence which has
so long been rampant in lreand cannot be otherwise
controlled and controlled it must be before the
peiity of the country can be eTectually restored.
reward of $500 has been offered for the apprehen
sion of Richard O'Gorman
The Latest from Ireland
EUROPEAN MAIL OFFICE
SATURDAY MORNING, August IL. (
The news from Ireland adds nothing of Importance
TO that contained in our first edition. At the Com
mission Court Dublin, yesterday the trial of Mr..
O'Dogherty was proceeded with. The evidence was
concluded, but the jury had not agreed upon their
verdict.
RumOrs current in Dublin that Mesgher and
Dohepy had succeeded in efecting escape.
-Four persons, said to be Americans, have been ar
Friday.
DUBLIN. Thursday evening Aur 10
The Lord-Lieutenant has issued proclamat ito n.
offering reward of $500 for the apprehen sion of
Richard OGorman. accused of high treason.
OGoiman, yesterday, crossed the Shannon in a
boat, and is now supposed to be in Clare.
Acargo OF gunpowder has been seized in Dupgarvan
The trial Of O'Doherty, of the Tribune, commenced
in the Commission Court to-day the Crown closed
and the trial will be resumed to morrow
DUBLIN, Thursday evening, August 10.
This day Mr.. Mahony, Of Capel street, arrested
under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act, and com
mitted to Newgate. e-a--~--l '.s7f.f
-Four men, said to DO Americans, we're arrested at
Clontarf this morning and brought into the Castle.
At four o'clock these men discharged
AT Banagher, in the Kings county, two brothers,
named Hopper. have been arrested.
1t Is said That tho Crown contcmpates sending up
b1s Tor high treason against Charles Gavin Duffy and
John Martin. A special commission, to try Smith
Obren ana other Ballngarry rebels in Tipperary is
This evening, proclamation was issued, Offering
reward Of ECO for the apprehension of Mr.. Richard
oorman, Jun, who is charged with reasonable
practices.
STATE TRIALS.
we have just received our Dublin correspondence
=, The trial of Mr.. Kelvin o. Doherty was resumed in
the Commission Court this morning.
MT BUTT, q. c., addressed the jury ON the part of
the prisoner, at great length.
The Solicitor General replied on the part of the
crown.
Baron PrsNEFAruER charged the jury, who retired
at quarter before four O'clock and are still cosetted
at this hour (half past fve)
he general impression is that there will be
dict
Deais Hoban printer of the Tribune, was arraigned
for printing ana publishing certain sedtous articles
IN mat paper. The prisoner submitted and handed
in an affidavit in mitigation. Testimony was pro-
duced as TO his character it stated that his po-
ltics differed from the views advocated in the Tribune
undertook O print he IA n
matter of business.
The ArroRrEY-GESERAL left the matter to the Court
He would not say word which could Lad to the sup
position that any excuse would tend to mitigate the
charge made against the prisoner
Baron DISCRIMINATION feeling Is, that
not hold that a person who incautously allows
bis name to be made use Of for suoh purpose is
tirely free from blame.
The CoURr promised to consider the matter
ATTonNEYGENERAL.-I have to apply to your Lord
ships not to discharge the city grand jury to-day.
have few other bills to send up
EUROPEAN TINES Orrrcs,
LIVERPOOL, Aug 1913 r. NJ.
Our special express messenger who left Dublin some
two hours after the despatch of the mail last night
has just arrived He brings later Intelligence of the
State Trials informs that about six O'Clock yester-
day evening the Judges directed the sheriff TO inquire
the jury II there chance Of their agreeing to
slightest chance of agreement. Their lordships
then ordered bafs to be sworn, and the jury was
locked up for the night ~
THE ESCAPE OF MIR. RICHARD o'GdRMAN.
Accounts have reached town that NJ. Richard o.
German has succeeded in eecting his escape the
country. As apprised you yesterday he crossed the
ing Beale Castle coast-guar station on the Shan
non he taken into custody by one of the coast
guards who at once sent notice to the police that he
had seized person whom he suspec ted'to be O'Gor-
mani butt on the arrival of the police they found that
in the meantime, OGorman had persuaded the coast
guard that he traveller from Kerry to Glare
1t appears that Mr. OGorman got Off in boat; that
he boarded vessel coming down the shannon from
Limerick, and bound for America, in which he has
escaped The police at gave the alarm, and
has been despatched in search of the
sell
THE ARREST OF SMITH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONNECT
ED WITH INsoLENCE AND RUFFIANIsM OF THE SOL
derry
[From the Freemans Journal, August 12l
We publish the following most interesting account,
from our special reporter, Of the proceedings in
Ihurles consequent ON the arrest of William Smith
O'Bren =
THuRLEs. Tuesday
AZ obserye that different versions of the particulars
connected he of Mr. Smit Iirie hava