The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-24
More Foreign News by the Acadia.


goes on as follows:
The news of the demonstration on the part OF
the Government created an extraordinary sensation
in Ireland and at the moment the bill was actually
in progress through the Commons, the telon Jour-
mails Of Dublin were vomiting forth the last concen-
trated venom of their anger and despair ana NaTl-
Gus articles appeared in the confederate journals,
bearing the initials OF the parties now III NeWgate'
and surprising in violence anything winch has
hitherto appeared in either the felon, tribune, or
Nation, Now ornever, is the watchword OF the |
rebels and little doubt can be entertained tat the
conflict will be what they have so long and so ar
IDENTIFY wished-short and decisive. we tmnk, now |
ever that the 40 O0Owe trained brave fellows the
Queens soldiers, who to be captured and KILLED.
will give a rood account of themselves, and VIII
NOT 90 READILY Weld to these empty Drawers, as we
really believe they will turn out to be- AMER all
If is generally credited that warrants have been IS
sued against Smith O'BGen, whose chance OF be-
coming King of Munster is marvellOusIy diminish
ed. He has left Dublin and was occupied ny the
last accounts in the town OF Enniscorhy, on Satur-
lav. in organizing the Club movement.
it is said that Wexford is peaceably inclined, but
the counties of Tipperary Kilkenny, Cork ana
Limerick are all ripe for an outbreak.
The alarm seems hourly to increase, ana no one
entertains hope thatthe excitement can pass away
without some trilng effuslOn OF blood.
A Camp has been formed in Phoenix Park, Dublin.
Several additional regiments, with an effective force
of artillery have been poured INTO Ireland ana our
own town. where so many Irish are located, not
having ESCAPED the disatfeCtiOn, has received a
Jaroe accession of troops ready 10 put down spirit
of rebellion which was beginning 10 manifest llseli.
The ample civil and military movements adopted,
must however, suppress any mad attempt to disturb
the peace of our town.
The Lord Lieutenant has issued further proca-
nation. placing the city and county Of Kilkenny
and the remaining portion of the counties, Cork ana
Waterford under the provisions OF the crime re-
preston act
moved from Dublin. Elyand, the extensive PIKE
maker. has uuenched his fires, and removed the
scene of his labors elsewhere. It now remains to
be seen whether the provision of the arms act VIII
no comnlied with Parties not licensed, must, under
the severe penalty of two years Imprisonment, yield
I'D their arms at the dates fixed by the respective
DroclamatonS and it is most probable at Inc iiFsL
struggle may arise IN the compulsory enforcement
Of this law. It'll
At the moment we are writing, no additional
| news has reached us from Dublin.
! Mr. Smith O'Brien and Mr.. Meagher We're ex-
pected to be at Kilkenny on Wednesday. VI course
| every hour might bring forth some ne" 1hchehi
! which would alter the whole present appearance OF
| affairs AT Waterford, the arrival OF troops hau
| given confidence, and the Opportune return from
! abroad of considerable detachment 1as enabled
| the Government to increase the arm IN IFeiahu
without unduly weakening the strength Of the forces
! distrb1Ited throughout England. The goth regiment
! left London at noon on Wednesday, destined also
for Ireland and one or two bataIons OF the "uarua
! viii follow if required.
Sir Charles Napier, with the fleet under his com
mand, consisting Of five large SHIPS OF war ana
MANY smaller vessels, has arrived at Cork.
! Tie latest accounts from Ireland are OF meagre
character 1t cannot, however, be doubted that the
news of the suspension OF the habea$ corpus act mas
struck a complete panic among the lmsurgeht lead
ers and the officers of the clubs. They are repre-
IN 4sTfV- SON
camped Dy the railway to the south, andmany nave
come TO Liverpool by the steamer.
| The Government has put a stop 70 The abuse OF
the prison regulations, by which Lalor am Bre-
! nand under pretenCe Of communication WIN lIieIf
LEGAL advisers Contryed 10 send forth to the Worlu
! their seditOus compositions. All communication
with the prisoners is strictly prohibited. AT one OF
the largest clubs in Dublin, the Mercantile Assist
| ants 0nly two members ventured to make their
appearance on Tuesday night, and the owner OF
| the house has wisely forbidden any future assem-
| hlies on his premises Mr.. Smith O'BrIen was eX-
neced 10 arrive in Dublin hourly, in custody of the
| police Vast military preparations are being made
| in Dublin Waterford, Cork, ClOnmel, llppeTary,
! and the most dangerous parts OF the country, IN
order TO suppress any attempt at an outbreak Dul
| from the tone of latest intelligence we are mol
! altOuetber without hopes that, the leaders being
| siIeHced the whole scheme of an iusurrectionary
movement will be abandoned Is altogether I'M
practicable. ,.C
John O'CoNNELL's Position. John O'Con-
nell instead of appearing in his pLaceln the House
Of Commons and adduclng moral force arguments
| AGAINST his political antagonists, IS now at Cork
He has issued letter thence, addressed to the peO
pe of Ireland, in which he describes the rum anG
total overthrow of the cause TO the Government
and the Young Irelanders. He says the ASSOCIATION
Daniel O'Connel founded, IS not dead and he
advises his counrymen not TO JON the Irish League
The Repealers during the last three months, have
however been too much delighted with the excite
nent of pixies and physical force TO have any relish
for dulI abuse. of the Saxon Government. How
ever the hon. gentleman, IN an odd attempt at
Joke advises his countrVmen to dismiss all Thoughts
of soaring England by physical-force demonstra
ton as he says that the purpose OF frightening
England by the collection Of few tOwllng pieces
rnsfv muskets and IInweldypikes, is about as hope
full as the exhibition of ugly faces painted on wa
Shields which was an expedient resorted to Tor Thu
same purpose hV the ChInese IN the late war, ant
one very easy OF adopul N py the earliest men ert
at home. -
MISCELLANEOUS INTE'LLIGENCE.-trom all tn
information which has rea ched us up to the momen
we are writing it is plain that Ireland Is on Tn
| brink Of great COnV uislon
In Dublin it is true that the Clubs have dissolved
The regisrries have been con ded to the most trust
worthy to be placed beyond the reach OF discovery
= The arms which some have determined not 10 SUI
render are to be destroyed or concealed until NOR
promising days, but it IS IN the South where tn
e struggle will commence.
From Clonmel Waterford and TPperary, Their
appears to exist spirit of resistance to the Govern
ment. which cannot be queed unless by fright
full effusiOn of blood.
: In London. Manchester, Liverpool and Edir
e burgh, meetings have been held with view
excite the people to violence.
e In Liverpool, several arrests have taken place {
parties engaged in a candestine manufacture an
. sale Of pixies.
8 In Edinburgh, Mr.. Henry Ranbine, Mr.. Arch
bald Walker and J. Cummings have been arreste
! on a charge of sediton and committed TO jail
e The precautions taken both in Liverpool, Wher
9 a camp is forming, and at Manchester, will, W
d trust, keep in check the lawless.
/ 1t is now said, that Messrs O'Bren, Meaghe
Dillon, O'Gorman and Lane, are beyond Carried
i on-Suir, in the county Of Tipperary, surrounded
e the armed peasantry and determined TO fight Il
If their liberty.
l. FRANCE.
Pariies-The club of the moderate party, cor
sisting of $50 to 400 members, on the Rue de Potter
II seems daily to increase in strength 1t embrace
n oil tho Iagtimists the late dynastics and indee