Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-01

August. deuOunClUg the penalty OF treason
upon whoever should harbor or conceal the
consnirators adds the following caution, in
tending to eramp their hopes OF escaping to
America in British vessels.
FURTHER CAUTION.
"Ail masters of emgrants ships, packets
and sea going vessels. are hereby warned that
the penalty OF treason will attach equally to
them. should they be found favorng the es-
cape OF any OF the persons above named or
Others who they shall know 20 have been en-
gagged in reasonable practices.
T. y. REDINGTON.
"Dublia Castle, Sh August 1915
ANNEXED Is A LIST OF THE POLITICAL PRISON
HERs.-Wm Smith O'Brien, NJ. P, Tor the
county of Limerick,
Charles Gavan Duffy. editor of the Nation.
John Martin proprietor Of the Frlon.
Joseph Brenan, sub-editor oil the Felon
john Lawless secretary OF the Sandymount
Club, Dublin.
Francis Hawley, North Earl street, Dub
lin.
Mir. Nolan, supposed to be an American
syInpalhiser, arrested at turtles.
Mr Fitzpatrick. lures.
Mr.. Ryan, surgeon, Carnck- ou-Sair.
Mr.. 0'Ryan. Cashel.
Thomas Witty, farmer, or landowner.
Wexford county.
Francis Strange. solicitor, Waterford, presi-
dent OF the Fclon Club there.
Supple Glover, Waterford.
Patricb McAuliiie, clothier; Waterford.
Mr.. Fugarly, assistant surgeon. Waterford.
Thomas VIM. Condor. whiesmth, * ere
tary 10 the Wolf Tone Club, Waterford
Mr.. laae, barfister. Dublin.
II, -
borhood OF Blllingary, in the country of Tip
perary. charged with having assisted Smith
. Bren i'll the attack on The police.
William Marion, editor OF the Drogheda
Argus.
is Barry, editor OF the Cork Southern Re
porter.
Ralph Narien, Cork
isaac VaIien. Cork.
Ten diapers assistants, from Messrs. Pins
establishment, Dublin.
). J. Meany, OF the Irish Felon.
Mr. West, surgeon, Dublin.
Nj. Cafron, OF America.
James Bergen, ship broker, of New York.
MIR. Buler, editor OF the Galway Vindica
tor.
Mr. Costigan, OF Castelar,.
Denny Lane, merchant, Cork.
Parties against ich0m lorrrdnts are ISSUED
Francis Morgan, solicitor 10 The Corporation
Dublin.
Thomas Frcncis Meagher, gentleman, Dub
lin.
Michael Doheny, barrister, Tipperary.
Richard OGormon, Jr, barrister.
The following letter from member OF the
press who has visited Tipperary, gives rath-
er important detail OF the feeling which pre-
walls in the south OF lreland-
after having iravelsed the greatest part OF
OF beth sid.1gs OF giid county OF Ii rpercsy. I
halt at this little village, situated at the foot
the Gaitee mountains, aud on the boarders of
the county. OF Limerick, TO give you briel
abstract OF the result OF my observations. Re-
billion found not. have id did not find
lebellion-that is tue. did not see an arm,
oil insurgents, or any thing that gave indica-
OF the actual existence of civil war; ncUerleeS
Il REBELLION does erist-Jt The u ole fine south
Of Ireland is not at this moment plunged into
all the horrors of Il ciuil. or rather serUlie rar
tie reason is TO be attributed not to the disin-
cllnatIon oil the people 10 rise up In arms, but
solely to lbe want OF proper opportunity,
and Of bold, able ard trusted leaders. This is
no hasty impression, or idle guess-work. 1t is
deliberate conviction, iouuded Oh the most
satisfactory evidence. Every mile I've tray
elled, every person converted with every TACT
bearing OH the subject which has come under
my observation all has served to impress in
dehbly on my mind the truth of the statement
have made. Let no man ''lay the flaltering
JUNCTION 10 his scu' that the spirit of diSof.
lection has been crushed; true 1t is that Tie
Wise aud sautafy precautions OF the govern.
ment, have saved the country from conyulsion
for the present; but the winter is fast APP
nrpaghitu .be G,r H.,
passed, the troops lsust be drawn into winter
quarters and then the hour Tor mischief will
have arived-l have heard il stated, and the
leaders intend to remain passive until the win
ter sets IN; that they quite satisfied for the
present, with harrassing the soldiery, and
Tightening the government; but that hey are
steadily billing lheiI time. Minch however.
Will depend upon circumstances In HE
course oil my wsnderiugs, have met with d
great many country gentlemen, and all OF the
agree in thinking, that the rebellion is not ex-
uugulshed-thal il still shoulders, and they
look with considerable apprehension to the
coming winner. Certainly, il is unreasona-
bic TO calculate thai all the wild lheorir 5
witch have been lropounded by the ansrch-
Isis and Jacobins-the visions OF wealth, hap
Plness, and independence which have
been held out to the misguided people, it is
unreasonable To suppose that these congenal
theories have taken no root, or that the pao-
pie after such golden dreems will sink back
without struggle OF some kind into their Tor
mer position. The absentees are last returning
to The country. anl there are at present
great number OF resident gentry IN The county
oi Iipperary. rust their presence my serve
10 check the existing spirit OF iasabor li.a ton
in all quarters. 4 hAS~heard that there has
been no Surrender OF arms worth speaking Of
under the proclama 1ea-the cousiabulary are
bu,ily engaged III seaEhing for them, and to-
day met large lorce in the neigborlo at OF
the town OF lipperarj, engaged in that bust
ness, but with little success. The conduct OF
the Roman Catholic clergy, in the preseul crl-
sis. has been most praise worthy, aud / have
heard il commended by their bitter political
opponents. On last sunday, DE-. Howiey. the
parisiIspriest OF the toma nave just mention
el delivered a most impressive discourse to
his Aoek on The criminalty OF the Club sys-
TEN, and have authority Ter stating, that il
produced the very beet results. The police
III this county are extremely vgllant. Pdrols
scour the country every night, aud all per.
5 ns found oul al Unreasonable hours are
searched.
We have heretofore noticed that portion
OF thr Democracy of Charleston bad held a