New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
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Daan Dsanl, Marpay, ssol sl-To-l $40
The calls Of Money money now reminded me
ocsr. Of the meeting that smother harvest Of synps
thy was 70 be gathered and sooner was the "ofd
givep than contributions began TO pour in, and were
len, no for some time. in one uninterrupted ao" In
the EXCITEMENT and rumutuOus cheering II Wes lmpo--
slid % obtain correct -t Of these We snail however
endesvor procure complete statement u inc sums
given, for our Evening Edinon
II having been observed that Mr Mitchell was in the
room. ana 4Oyu ehls utile l-e-N tN- $50
came forward and said
sr, ~ ~ few word. 10 YOU about this s:e
received bv secret correspondence. 10 il very import
ant and very interesting, especially q Us You kno"
what our friends in Ireland are dong Notwithstanding
the precsutiOn Of In gland % keep TIE late events I'D ire
land from being published % the world, we have re-
ceved true accounts % the real state Of Affairs in ire
land from the English Tory press We nave Two all
ierent and very Incompatible accents OIL me NE news
from our friends across the water The &C.
counts which have reached us have been lot the
most part extracted from journals IN the pay
of the Government These journals are OF course
averse to publishing the truth, especially when that
truth reveals the defeat OF the Government Ine ne
peal press allowed 10 Get before the pubic trpe
rel alton Of IN the south oi lreiaha they
are under censorship and they dare not dYulsewefe
II known 10 them what has really occurred. We are
told that the Irish Revolution has blown over IN pal
nv attempt % arrest smith OBrien. This i not the
case however they had set ont tor the purpose OF p
pretending Smith OBrien. The moment the people
knew Of their intentions the chapel bells were runs
and he walked on quietly 20 -ievenamon Ire hngnsh
journals are anxious 20 make IL appear that this was the
finale Of the lrsh Revolution and that was ID. nave
no doubt know smith o brien and tell you ehas not
fed il papable faehood and bears the stamp OF on
IL face for they say he fed IN three dherent difec'
tons sughter he has fed 10 the United states, 70
the Netherlands aud TO Galway there o. obtain hs pas
sage on board vessel We knew by previous accounts
that O'Gormsn Mesgher. Dillon and De'in Kenny nad
to different parts Of the country on me suspension
Of the Habeas Corpus ACtthey did 90 Tor tue purpose
or organizing their forces. There great numbers
Of the troops out 70 Limerick and other places TO
arrest them but ia every attempt they have been ioi.
cd Loud cheersl ! know the Lord Lieutf nsnt
would have given his right eye tor the Apprehension
of any one OF these men. u often occurs wnen
number of witnesses giving evidence on rh mat
they contradict each other, and tnelr testimony Or
comes mass ol incouaistencies-they tel too
much, go that finally they cannot be bel eyed. lhey
say that Mr. Doheny i gone to the County hkenny
Meaaher and Dillon are said be IN the north eastern
part Of the County Of Cork Now, any one who
knows the geography Of the country, is well aware
that there no means Of Guiding the vigilance OF an
active police force in that part Of the country incl
could not remain there day Undiscovered ana YET
they have not been sble take any of those leaders
This instruction ended, they say IN parry shd
miserable sttempt Of few policemen, VINO defeated
vastly superior numbers. and forced them 70 retreat
even though led on By Smith o Bren II s very
singular II such be the thst they would make sucn
great preparations concentrating all their forces on the
south. sending for Lord Hardinge the conqueror OF
India 70 supersede the present executive IN ireland Il
is ridiculous % send 0ble Lord % overthrow reVo
luton which subinspector of Police has already sup
pressed there il necessity surely for Lord har-
dnge doing the work OF Policeman Trsnt Laughter
The fact Of the matter is that, with a their cunning
they cannot force Il down with u.s. there IS too much %
take in Al gulp for sharp ankee. 80
concluded that there was something tlat ~~ on nor
know that al the tales told about the loyal subjects
and gallant police Of Her Maesiy we're but used as
cloak conceal the truth. But what 90 the etteIs we
have received cay They contradict the STATE ment OF
The Government Now these letters are authentic
Notwithstanding the incredibly OF the papers A. % their
authenticity. They have been written by young man
who would not deceive u-One IN whom we place inpi
cit confidence 10 that there has been collision ~
Tpperary between the troops and the people ana tnht
the latter are victorious. assert end MAINTAIN tnat
il will be found true in general II not IN us par
ticular details The sun newspaper SAID II had
a contradictory report by Telegraph, from rs cor
respondent IN Ireland but this s not 20 As there are DO
tee graphs IN any part OF the country nope lot ths
future whenever adepressing sccount Will be received
il will not have the effect Of discouragng the trends al
Ireland in America II the policy OF the Engish 10
dstort the real facts
Mr Mitchell resumed his seat amid loud cheers
Mr. MELLEN on behalf Of the United rayors Club
handed in the subscriptions Of is members with some
appropriate remarks.
AT this part OF the proceedings the Felon Club
marched into the room with music and banner win
the oft repeated quotation of Connes inscribed on il
Hereditary bondsineu know We Mt,
Who would De free themseives must snke the blow.
Mr. BAKER followed and handed in large subscrp-
ton from the Felon Club
WE. ROBINSON then took the stand and said he
was requested by the Waterford Barrcade Club OF me
Fourteenth Ward to hand in their subscription OF $780,
He regretted 10 add that last Saturday their patriotic
President was killed. He hoped the life and patriot
ism which he had in Inspired the Society with would stil
continue He also handed in $50 30 from the steward
and n,n of the steamboat Commodore, plying between
this City and New Haven ana also the sum oil S2fo @,
subscribed AZ the meeting held IN New Haven on SAT
meeting on Wednesday evening next VIXEN she would
do better After some remarks upon the complexion
Of the latest foreign news, Mr. Robinson took MS seat
Mr. McGraih here rendered in the sum Of 500 col
ected from the members Of the Carrck-on-Suir Club
He was succeeded by another subscription OF s54 IS
from the Thomas Davis Club,
Messrs DE,LIN OCoNyoR and MOONEY delivered ad-
dresses the purport OF which was the necessity Of
striking Al England every accessible part that they
might weaken and render her neryeess IN her struggle
with Ireland. Il being duly moved that the meeting
adjourn IL was carried and the vast assemoase stpa
rated in high hopes and In the most peaceaole anc
orderly manner 70 meet Thursday al the same place
and hour
OUTDOOR MEETING.
OF course there was not eighth room enough
in the Saloon for the uncouned thousands whom love
Of liberty and love Of country had drawn together.
stand hsd been properly provided outdoor and around
that congregaied dense Of heads bodies nvis-
Die for the crowd whose saxous faces betrayed the
deep concern which the fate Of Ireland had aroused in
their hearts.
Shortly after the inside organization, and after many
confused cries for Greeley 70 Mooney o. and others