New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-19

pool where It arrived just before the departure OF
the steamer America, failed 70 reach us at the
proper time, but has lost none OF its interest on
that account, being still the latest news from Ire
land There is much reason 10 apprehend SER.
Gus outbreak in that unfortunate country at no dis
taut date.
lBy Special Erpessl
IVFRPOoL. June 3, III O'Clock A. NJ.
The Irish Mail has Just arrived bringing as important
sdvices from the City OF Dunlm. The Irish COniedcra-
ton have published ana Address. signed by Mr. smith
Obreu. declaring that the period Is rapidly approach
ing when armed resistance 10 the opprcssors OF our
country viii become sacred obligation, and advisin.
20 prepare for the protection OF your invaded
liberties Tie Address add. Learn 10 contemplate
calmly and hrnly the chance. OF Il final struggle, and
prepare Tor that struggle" The above j. cautiously
word taat the irish Attorney General wall md diii
Gully IN bringing It's authors within the ianss oil the lat,
Felony Act
Mr Charles Gavan Duffy has come forwardin strong
article headed d" The Bu,n s. of To-day urgin. the
dissolution OF the two Repeal Associations and the
formation of new one, kinded with the spirit OF
the um's Ihatr should be opened TO all repoaers
without pcuse or qualification, and is government
committed 10 Legislative Council OF a hundred ~.
peaers the foremost IN Ireland Tor capacity aud deyo
uon ana rs Direction and Executive Committee OF 1--WE
selected 10 act as the Cabinet OF the movement
From al mat We gather in our letters of TIN IS
morning there Is evidently trouble home Earnestly
do We hope that all this excitement and disaiection
may pass away for 10 would be diSi0aesfy Ia conc
tbe isct that Ireland abounds with vast mn b,r. Wiz,
are, m the words OF Lord John Russell weary win
suffering, and would view with compiaoency a change
OF rule Jour Of Commerce
~ Hon. GEo AsHMUN. a distinguished Whie
Member OF Congrcss from Massachusetts, in giyiur
In bis adhesion % the nomination OF Gen. TAYLOR.
says:
HE declared sentiments are guaranty that he VIII
never Ia the .eht,st manner interfere with the action
OF COngGess when small rbid the existence oil slavery
la our newly acquired terrific hes. Let the represent
stves OF the ucoue end If fc states be lc Tree 20 ac
upon that question uncontrolled by Executive influence
snd Executive Veto and we are safe need not an
confident give You ans new assurance tAat WheheFe o
the question ia any form. shall Pc presented during IN,
official term. the rights of humanity shan ma III me "'
Unyiedlng advocate. The Issue wlu soon come u D
10 be in the halls Congress and then nj Is 10 %
decided ia al probability. during the continuance
Mr. Folks administration Let the people OF the FREE
states look 70 their R,prts eatafsres."
New CARHIAGE-The Worcester Telegraph
gives the following description of a twO-whecieu
carriage, called the "WoOsteree." recently n
vented and patented by Isaac Woodcoct OF that
CITY:
"Ihe advantages which Il possesses over a common
built carriage consist in the compact combination Of
chase or buggy body with axle pair Of shafts and
hali-e pfic springs arranged that the cuure weight
OF tue body and To- load is suspended TO the axle.
neither rstng upon iaisuug the horse and also
that lhe motion of the body OF the vehicle il kept per
tecily steady and 5 prevented from violent JERKS
yibraiion- however rough uneven the road may be
IL also constructed 20 pass the weight under the
axle instead Of over IN the old way L. balance ON
level ground bears upon the horse in ascending and
Asvss HIN 81 weight u dsse~-~s>-s A'l~