The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09


Of Audsusisn Warriors thsre appears nothing
traordpsry oa,rss In the idea II such design
let france i1os e her safety
dos may b again on the banks Of the GA-onns
Ireland.
DUBLIN. March II, lsls.
At early hour this morning ali the military gar
rsoa wsrs paraded o. their several barracks and before
10 O'Clock detaShments % infantry and cavalry took
their positions in the Castle, Bank Trinity Coegs: the
custom house and the various public buildings where
their services would be most Of any
outbreak Several extra pieces of ordnance were re-
moyed from the ARTILLERY escs' TO the Iow.5 sss
were completed. The constabulary was mustered last
night to receive Instructions and were cautioned to ex
ercEe much forbearsnce possible In case OF any
rists occurring The following Is more detailed pro-
gramms Of the military srrangemen's:-- ee
,sossKp,sos OF THE cosrEDERArss
Mesnwhl the party continue to make arrange
ments their open air to congratulate
the French people their OF republic
AZ an early hour this morning, the Irish provsiona
| government" issued the sutjolned manifssto:-
ADDRESS The COUNCIL OF THE IRISH CONFEDERATION
THE CITIZENS OF DUBLIN.
"FELLow CoUsrHYMES "A SANDER has gone forth
against YOU 1t IL rumored by your enemies that the
blind and auarch'ch riots which have dsgracsd the
graf Of England and Scotland TO be initiated
wInully eonfoundipg your passionate ardor for the
sganst property and order they dare to Alarm that
aggregate meeting puts in peril the safety ofyour fs
Ana the English government, which rules this
islsnd ignorant Of your character or Indifferent to It,
have ihronged the metropolis with troops and sworn In
their English soldiers magistrates OF tho city to over
awe and oishonor the native citizens
ow.oountrym"n, We must dissppoiut the malice
OF enemies We must guard our cause against sur
prise s,rAtsgem.
The Couch of the Irish Consideration appeal to
you in the of coung liberty, to watch over
social order They sdmonish you to Do alive to the
dssgas Of your enemies and 10 permit no
to tempt you isto the most tridiug disorder.
Riot aod rsshnsss he vices OF slaves; free men
or men worthy Of freedom are calm orderly and reso-
Iu;e Let De LIT every good citizen regard him
oeif Of foture stions Susrd bound 70 watch
over the ORDER and tran utility Of the metropolis
ut ia the vcious Of moo, but to the
heroic struggles which iluune the continent that your
syes turned lt ia there You look for examples Of
how liberty may be won, without outrage upon religion
property or oroer
"A majority Of sill the European States have exscted
native psndence free Institutions. from their ru
lers while have been struggling In the agony Of ia
thu angry people, before which tyranny trembed and
gave wsy; some have seized their rights with armed
hands; but all have attained their demands IL " be-
siss them We have ambition to take our place.
For Ireland, too has great part to play II she do
not prove I'm or,hy Q. IT, All the nations none mas
charter TO indepsnosnce by the multitude OF her
and tia hopeiessness Ct sll other 'emedies Fellow
countrynsn it will be some criminal blunder OF our
If Ireland not free Sicily end tranquil France
bsiors single year has passed away.
But We do not labor Tor the elevation Of class or
creed for s rishmen; and country must be
made to feel universally that just interest 10 perled
by cur success This s all that rsmsins to be done
D.stb has rsg.d among as Like an adins army; emil
gcaon has drained land Of wealth and strength We
justified before God and man in refusing to endure
wrongs any longer Our role duty Is to assare ind
unite all people who desire the Independence
OF our country That done We resume our ancient
constitution though all the foreign nations Of the earth
forbid It. And We shall.
but We must prove are worthy Of liberty. By
order ws must combine with rs ali the good men Of
land who desire independence unsuled BY crimes or
cesees
"Riot or tumuls would at this moment disgrace our
deliver it into the bands Of enemies Be
peaceful, then, fellow counrymen, and patient Trust
20 the confederation to point the time and the way
liberty. Day by day thall advance towards It, and
step by step Give our enemies no advantage by rash
and there shall be backward step in the face OF
any peril till our end 10 attained
Signed on behalf Of tho Council
"CHARLEs GAvAN DUFFY, Chairman"
The Financial Revulsion In Europe-The
COmmercial Failures.
From the London Times, March l6J
The bankers at Paris Who understood to have de-
clined all further business for the present are Messrs
Hottioguer, Deiessert Meiet Brothers, Rougemont dc
The accounts from Ihi, morning
state, that meeting If merchants and
had taken place at which 400 ais with
mercantile interests attended, to petition the govern
ment TO establish bank OF discount, with the view OF
sfording them tbs requiie odstisn to carry
e trading operations petition this sutjscs was
unanimously adnptei, snd comnittee was appointed
to take the customary steps Tor getting signatures and
laying 1t before the minister Of finance. Should the
bsnk be established petitioners request that in ad
dtion to the decolntng Of bills Of exchange, The ad
miuscr6tiop be empowered 70 advances upon
cons ienmen,s bills OF lading, &c. The accounts from
Antwerp give little intelligence. Business continued
DEPRESSED
The report from the Amsterdam Bourse is little
nore encouraging. In Dutch trfny advance as
quoted ard there had also been Increased business
failures, however, still take place, the parties last
rounced being Messrs Rutgers & Rosenburg, Bee!d-
snyder, 9. T D,ck, oyermsns sons, Koopman Bots.
sevAin +. d. Rugs, Pietsrss Rems, Roose BOOM and
Carp Co.
In ne Hsvre letters 1. is mentioned that
m had atVnan had he
alton OF their discount bank the functions Of which
would be brought into operation with all possible des
patca At Bordeaux the public were cemorous for q
similar institution, and the bankers and brokers had
been called In for consultation tho su-cs by the
thorities. The Msrsces advIcrs announce provision
By the for $40 unemployed canal
works. and other sources Of labor 10 be opened for
s who should demand occupation Although trade
was staRnsnt, and want OF confidence prevailed there
was DOW thought to be no fear respecting public tran
quliity.
The German papers quoted on Monday mentioned
among other failures that OF Firman Krcsheim, .
banker Ut Berlin correspondent that the
jacob Kcsssm ana tina % far from this party
failed his credit such thst upon the
Of the French revolution he received from the royal
hank he necessary aSsistance to enable him to s
/ his engagements.
The c4ntile accounts from tie CONT still
o. the most description the failures Of
ing arms being reported from all quarters At Frank
tort the B,yfus, Bro hers VIII occupied
posiiDn, and when unds within The lasr
weeks u have considerable has
compell ed to stop ps,ment AZ Lyons the suspsnson
has been announced OF Bonsoux De In Hsnte & Co an
old house OF the highest bty and from Paris
hsvs the following circular IRON Mr. Lsopola 3
Konigswster, communicating MS soppsgs, which, how
Yer, as We Understand, viii not Affect either Messrs
'pig.wa brosners OF London their Paris
pondvnts Kon gswster & Coz
Thu p esent commercial crisis Of which
the coossQ has cowpeled suddenly
pend my oporsons and 10 proceed wih tue liz aidaton
OF my establishment therefore, trust you will allow
the necessary titne Tor collecting the due to
from excellent foreign houses buV who, ks myself dod
the greatest difficulty in procuring good upon
Paris
"sIy position before the revou ion was perfectly "a
trajectory and 10 only the inevitable noes
mt svsnl which have Induced the present step; the
immediate circumstances rendering unavoidable be-
lug
lat. The continuous payment of bills received fro q,
my foreign correspondence the for WHOM hs
not come forward; aud,
I'D Ths Of bills upon the first houses
here, received from my correspondents