The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-02

In Eeifnst the DrbniRh uihp VA Dissolved 30 fRciis
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Drosheds and Newry have each signal club Of
would furnish several There is club in either Of
waterford has onc club. Its las. public meeting
would supply men for forty within the city and county
We hope soon to hear of its missionaries busy in
ing them thick between Yougha and Carrick. Cap
poquin is the only town already organized.
Galway has just commenced the club system 1t
will classify repealers by trades-a most convenient and
useful method for large cities There also clubs at
Loughrea and Tuam, in the county
In Clonmel two clubs exist; in Cashel two; in Tenn
plederry one. In Thurles there established
within the present week. in Roscrea and Carriok-on-
SUR last week, and in Nenagh the work has just
menced Gallant Tipperary has made good begin
ming.
Enniscorthy, Corey, and New Ross have clubs; and
there noble meeting in the latter town. to which
rest of the county is still unorganised.
There Is large club in Balina, tho only one In
Mayo another in Ennis the only one in Clare, third
in Tullow, the only in Carlow.
In the county Meath several have been projected and
are in course of formation but the only founded
This is the work actually done as far as we know. 1t
exhibits large blanks the map-wde fields for zeal
the work The man who POUNDS a club where none has
been before raises pillar for the nations hopes
and gives guarantee for speedy, orderly and
successful issue to our struggle.
(From the samel
AMERICAS TRUE POLICY
Never had nation more generous friends than we
have in America With no other earthly purpose but
doing good to others, they have aided us in every
struggle made against England from Catholic enan-
But they combine sympathy for Ireland with
the vital policy of the repubic-namely, the expurga-
ton of the g English interest," from the New World.
They in the midst Presidential canvass, and
are makngsIreland paramount topic in all caucuses
and mass meetings. As native adopted citizens Of
the republic they also regard attentvely the demon
STATIONS in favor Of annexation being made in the
provinces of New Brunswick and Lower Canada.
They will turn the attention of the American mind
suppose to the state of the West Indies and elicit
the opinions OF the several candidates for the Presden
cy thereon. Three several times it has been con-
tempated at Washington to purchase Cuba from
Spain 1t is well known that England has fixed her
rapacous regards the great relic of the Spanish
empire In America. Though the rumor of the war
with Spain, and the outfit Of expedition against
Cuba, has been just denied, let the Yankees beware
England will not advertise her feet the first news
of her purposes will be the of its arrival in the
Gulf.
All the British West Indies are shaken with disaeo
ton Jamaica ION the sugar question: has all but de-
clared its Independence of the mother country.
Americas true policy Is not to be forestaing her
these transactions in the British colonies The sole
sovereignty Of the American the natural domain
o. Inc Eagle ana sne Stsrs It Is open TO them now
to Great Britain in peace, or her ally in war. The
great scheme Of policy which Madison and Jackson
originated, and Polk has susta ned, WILL anticipate,
be prominently developed in the present contest for
the Presidency of the United States in the expurga
ton of the English interest from the American
tinent and the isles.
HARVEST HYMN.
From the same]
God has been bountiful Garlands of gladness
Grow by the waysides exercising sadness.
Shedding their bloom on the pale cheek Of slavery,
Holding out plumes for the helmets of bravery,
Birds in them singing this sanctifed stave-
"God has been bountful-Man must be bravep
Look on this harvest of plenty and promise
Shall we sleep while the enemy snatches 1t from US
where BEHIND IT. he asrks
Hank the cry ringing out-"save US, oh save,
God has been bountiful-man must be brave !"
From the sheres of the ocean the farther hither
Where the victims Of famine and pestilenoe wither
Lustreless eyes stare the plying heaven,
Arms, black unburied appeal to the levin
Voices unceasng shout each wave
God has been bountiful-man must be brave
Would ye live happily fear not fslter--
Peace sits on the summit of Liberty's altar;
Would ye have honor-honor ever
The prize of the hero like death scorning liver,
Would ye have glory She knows not the slave,
God has been bountiful, you must be brave
Come by The bright streams abundantly flowing
Swear by the cold hearths where wet weeds are grow
ing
By the stars and the earth, and the four winds Of
That the aud shall be saved ard its yrants outdrven
Do it and blessings will shelter your'grave,
God has been bountiful-win ye be brave
India.
News had reached England of q revolt at Moulton
subordinate government Lahore, among the Indian
subjects recently subdued by the British fhe Dewan
Of Mouitan, Moolray having embarked In some in.
allegiance, was superseded, and set himself up in
authority. With force of 10000 men, and
probably occasion some trouble. 1t appears that
the British troops consisting Of about 500 men
Agnew were cut down; Anderson was reported to
be killed Detachments Of the Mahrajahs troops had
been despatched from Lahore, and her Majestys 10th
8th, 73d and 50th native infantry, and Wheeler's
horse, Campbes troop horse artillery, and Austins
battery, ordered to march Moultan under the
command Of Brgadier Campbell. Captain Vans Ag-
new shut up in garree with his 500 men, and
great fears entertained his safety The latest
date from Moultan is the 2lst from Lahore to the
25th Of April. The next mail from India, due on the
inst was looked in with great anxiety
Mere antiie Failures In Europe.
From the London Times.]
We have to announce two further failures In the
East India trade. the parties being Messrs Kelsas
Co., and Messrs. Speir Co. The liabilities not
large in either case but the houses both very
Tsctab.e and had they failed year two back, the
amount would have been considerable A succession
pages; but in the case Of Messrs Rei.as it is under
stood that the of the firm crippled
time ago by the failure of Alexander Beattle Co.. of
Calcutta; while in that Of Messrs. Speir & Co the
death Of the senior partner is stated the immediate
cause.
The results of the war, upon the trade of Denmark
are exhibited in the following list of commercial
houses at Copenhagen and Christiana, which have
been obliged to suspend payments since the com
army, viz. at Copenhagen
C. Zeuthen & Co. A. Sobsrg
J. Hoist, in. r. Morch,
c. Sandbcrg, P.F. Holm
Mollerup, M. O. Anrich,
Conr. Wedermann, l.. Well
II. c. Winning J. A. Wiegell,
Kirketorp Sohne, Joseph Hirsch,
CO. r. Mathiescn, US Us From G.'"'
~ r. Broe, Consul II. p. Hansen.
And at Christians.
A. Boyer & Co. G. A. Detrchsen
~ f.. Gasmann H. Mogenson
Nielsen Wiengel, p. Grotting,
J. p Roed r. c. Kioed s. Co.
H. I do If