New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
THINGS IN IRELAND.
The Prisoner. and the Coming Triais-TheI In
-urgent Cbief--Opinion- Of the Papers
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Policy Of
the In-urgent-. their Proclamation. &c. &c.
prnLlx. september %. IL.

ve.gs Greeey 4 VI Eirah
Tomorrow the Commission opens IN Ci0nmeL
smith Brien Meagher McMsnus Leyne and ODOn.
oghue with others Of lesser note were removed on
Monday evening the 18th from their respective prisons
escorted by strong body Of police and dispatched By
special train to Tpperary, AL the prisoners sp
pesrcd cheerful and with the exception oMr. Leyne in
good health Mr Duffy remains in Dublin, the Govern
meni intending 10 Try him al the same time or place
with the others Though the Commission opens on the
2st yet the trial Will not commence until the 2eth As
ve days must elspse in cases Of high treason between
the huding Of the bills by the Grand Jury and the call
ing the prisoners to plead. smith OBnen will be de
Tended by Wh,eside and Hem, and Mesgher by Butt
and sir Colman OLoghlen. Il appears that there IS
grea, difficulty about getting Mr. Meagher Identified As
having been present the Ballngsry affair or any Of
the other nsurrectonary movements IN the south
Not So however with regard TO smith o Bnen, or Mr.
McManus In both the identification viii be com
pete As % the verdict and the sentence there Is little
doubt but i, the general opinion tina, the sentence will
not be carried into execuuon-thst il viii be commuted
into transportation for life Others credulous be
liove or persuade themselves they believe that is
thus arranged hrst death soHteace then repueve
then a Communication then prisen in Ireland in place
Of hulk in Bermuda, and then-last act OF al That
ends this strange eyentiul hstorya royal visit and
pardoned patriotism In this way they try to reconcile
Themselves TO themselves. catching At every straw
trusting in every one rather than IN themselves hoping
against hope looking this way and that for some one
70 do their business trusting in Lord Russell and
her Majesty and applsuding but never aiding OF
Initiating the efforts Of the sou;herns II they would
determine in the emphatic language Of Holy Writ TO
do their own business would be worth all their sym
pstny and sorrow-
one hru reso,s Of mighty aeu worth tde Of istn
/ firmly believe tina, nothing is impossible 10 deter
mined porservH9 men. Even yet hopeless az the
cause appears seen through the medium of nmid or
a hreng Press, something may come Of it Disaiiec-
ton is evidently the increase bands OF men keep
lowering the mountains commanded, II IS said by
leaders whose tactics display AN Intimate acquaintance
with military science The news from the south this
last week proves that discomfort IL not subsding
there the dread OF want ia coming on the people
aud Despair may accomplish what Devotion Jailed 10
achieve Dohony and OMahony are the directing
spirits IN the disturbed Districts. Dohony, repor,
says has command OF the Waterford division of
the Rebels and MahOny OF the 1ppersry
division. lu the latter, young man OF powerful
frame and daring spirit intimately acquainted with all
the mountain passes cool and vigsut entcrprsng and
unweariedyOu will recognize the osuIgent chief of
former letter Within the last week he has had several
narrow escapes from the military On one occasion he
had 10 swim his horse the SUR to avoid his pursu
and at another time he escaped 10y esPing from his
horse and taking shelter IN neighborne wood where
every effort 10 trace him proved unavaing The horse
and OF pistols in the holster were carried of by
the party Richard OGorman is said to be among the
Rebels. and person named McGee (perhaps Darcy
IL. - Dot
The rumors about Mr. Doheny contradictory andso
wesuthentcated as to require abeieiin hisubquy to
reconcile them lie has been proved TO be- by crcum
stanta evidence at aud the same time, In Paris
on board the Ocean Monarch when that fearful catas
trophe took place-n Nenagh Thufles passing the
Police stations accompanied by Mr. OMahony, with
unheard of audacty in the broad Daylight the har
vest ield urging the sborers 10 acts Of yi0lence-on
Slievcnamon on Glenbower Aheny, or hanging
about or hiding in his fayorte haunt of Coolnamuck
Wood There is no word OF Devin Reilly since his let
ter TO the Attorney General but seven confederate
leaders whoever they may be, have adopted Gen Mac
donalds plan and got up q" flying column" whose
rapid movements excite surprise. such are the ac
counts received by the Southern mals-whether true
or false il is hard to say The metropolitan journals
see in them proofs OF their own views the Conserva
tive papers consider them evidence OF rebellion, II
not revolutionary spirit and the Repeal papers, reject
ing politics altogether motive, attribute them to
social and agrsrsn the stoppage OF all out
door relief the want OF employment the progress OF
determination the Indifference OF the Legislature the
failure of the potato crop, and the threading aspect
of the coming season. The pesssntry remark, speak
ing of those who out that as well to be shot as
starved to death This proves the existence OF social
causes but not the absence OF political ones In TACT
It's assert that politics have nothing to do
with the disturbed state of Munster. The Clergy are
unable to control their docks and cannot prevent par
ties of them from hockng to the mountains where-i
report speaks true-they live sumptuously compared
with their cabin fare. Their Commisssrist IS sound
sntly supplied by the neghborng farmers from fear OF
sympathy and their cooking operations are distinctly
seen at the base.
The inventions and exaggerauons about the August
outbreak give rise feeling OF doubt about those
newspaper statements though detailed with gres, eX
sctness Still after making every necessary deduction
for malicious OF ignorant misrepresentation II is ev
dent state Of feeling exists inimica to the Govern
ment It's likewise evident the Government are aware
OF this or why this continued influx OF troops As for
the troops they are more harrassed than II they were
in an enemys country night after night they are sent
on fatigung march after party Of rebels encsmped
about half way up this that mountain who disappear
AS they approach After pleasant night spent IN beat
inc the bushes and exploring the paths they return in
the morning wesrcd and dispirited TO their quarters
The pcasantry carrying kind OF guerrilla war
fare Tor which the country is admirably adapted ana
BY which alone they can hope to compete with disc
pinned troops.
Do not believe that the spirit OF the Country is broken
one fact will that better than hundred asser
tons we will soon have Irish journal again for
those in existence have claim 10 that name on the
second Saturday OF next month. October fourteenth
eighteen forty and eight the hrs, number OF the
National will be issued from the Nation MISTAKE
Nstionsl Office Oiorst TO arouse national eehns
i quote from the Prospectus-"to free the country
from the shame of being represented or mlsrepreso
ed by ssvish sycophsntic Press, and to make known
the truth and courage OF the Irish nation such are Us
declared nients The name OF the proprietor IS mol
given but subscriptions TO be paid to Mr. Bernard
Fulam who received money orders for the NattoH our
ns the week OF fortnight preceding It's suppression
Its appearing at this particular time is significant "neh
the Island Is in state of military occupation the Tia
bous Corpus Act suspended and the English Press
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