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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
By telegraph TO the Ncw-YOrk Tribune.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
THE OREGON BILL SIGNED.
General shields Governor OF Oregon.
xxxth CONGREss...Fi First Session.


SENATE WASHINGTON, Monday, August u.
Col BKxroS submitted resolution resembling the
JOINT rule which prohibits the President from signing
bills which passed the last day Of the session,
the object being to secure his signature to the Oregon
bill. which passed Saturday night
Mr. TURNEY rose to speak ill adjournment, which
was fixed st u oclock but frequently interrupted
Mr. FoorE and Mr.. TuRNEY presented opposing re-
solutions.
Messrs. WEBsrER, KING, RrsH and wEsrcoTr favor.
Ing the resolution Much feeling manifested and
the resolution adopted.
All relative to Oregon passed the Senate the
il originally passed the House.
After the passage OF few private bills, resolution
adopted providing that the Senate ct is next ses
sion shall take ap the business IN the order in which il
has been left by this session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House passed resolution the same that which
passed the Senate permit the President to sign the
bulls passed on the las, day.
The Speaker and President have signed the Oregon
Army bin Just this moment
The President appointed Gen. Shields Governor of
Oregon which was confirmed BY the senate
Secretaries and Judges for Oregon were also con.
krrned By tie Senate and both Houses finally .diou-
ed at l2 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
What \. going on in the Provinces.

The Dublin EceniuR Pos says Some Of our own
accounts from the South Us that there no chance
OF any attempt az Instruction which the military and
police viii not be able promptly 20 suppress. friend,
most every Catholic Clergyman in this district has
cessively opposed the formation OF clubs do not see
the east disposition the par, OF the people 70 turn
OUT
The provincial journals that sympathze with the re-
be- movements. however give most alarming accounts.
The BGflItord Ciy0Hicle which has become the rebel
organ In that quarter contains the following
WATERFORD, July 26.-In Csrrick the people are
terribly excted-there Il nothing spoken OF but war
the armament il progressing very rapidly There can
no longer be doubt about THE people VIII nght and
no mistake But the awful danger les in The desertion
OF the people by their leaders II the consequences
viii be fearful We have Just heard Mr.. OBrien in
formed TIE people in Carrick, Monday night, If the
Government attempt 10 arrest him, they VIII have rs
hieless corpse 10 take. Mr. Heagher IS reported 70
have sAic-'Ihe assistance OF the people mi ht be
called INTO requison IN a couple OF hours provided
the authorities attempted 70 arrest him.
We understand that the whole force concentrated
~ and about Csrrick number over LOO men
There are 5000 pikemen fully ACQUIRED IN the same
neighborhood
The Dragon steamer has just arrived with a regi-
neni Of Highlanders for this city.
To-Day the walls Of the city are placarded with
procan1Atons calling the people TO deliver up their
arms into the neafest police barrack The people are
laughing At them al directions at the fooshness OF
such request
The Cork Ezasinsr says -" A gentleman who has
travelled from Waterford by the last mail announces
there me arrival there Of the Dragon steamer with
sd nAr1res Immediately on her arrival, our inform
ant stales nsr can1ons were loaded and pointed tow
ard the rowp"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
The Foreign News.

The intelligence from the Continent less eNcit-
ing in itself than we have been lately accustomed
10 receive. except for its bearing on future changes,
will claim but little attention from the public who
are now looking with anxious expectation TO a
country so much nearer their sympathlcs, and
which has reached the brink of more serious
and important revolution. The additional details
of the condition of Ireland skow that the people
are preparing for a determined resistance, and
that the dsaifection is better organized and more
earnest in its character than the Tory journals are
willing to acknowledge. The meeting OF the Char
lists and Repealers in England afford gratifying
evidence of an active sympathy with the IRISH
cause, among large and powerful body OF the
English population, and should it even contribute
no direct physical aid, the moral support OF these
demonstrations will be sensibly felt We await
with deep interest the receip; of adviccs from the
seat of revolt, and no doubt a, present OF actual
war,l through less distracted channel
In France, tranquility appears to be very gem
eraIly restored though Paris has not yet been re
loved from state Of siege, and stringent measures
are still enforced for the preservation OF order
The disointed aud conflicting elements are gradu-
alylcrystalizng into an organized power, less hbe-
raj, perhaps, than at first proclaimed, but stll
giving hopes Of humane and enlightened progress.
The rumor OF a joint mediation of England and the
French Republic, in favor of Italy, is another en-
couraging sign, and in connection with the union
of Venice aud Piedmont and the successful though
somewhat passive resistance OF the Piedmoniese
Army throws momentary brightness on the pros
poets of Italian Freedom. On theother hand, Sicily
is threatened with invasion by the tyrsnt OF Ma
Piles, who, scarce a month ago, was on the point OF
flying from the scene of his slaughters. This act
of attempting to reconquer people virtually free
looks very much like that kind OF madness which
is but the prelude to destruction
The great drama which has commenced IN
Eastern Europe, still goes on but as yet We only
get partial glimpse OF the plot by which II IL
linked and guided. The old constitution OF things
is thoroughly broken up, and il the spirit with
which the Wallschans have begun the work
should become universal, the creation OF grand
Sclavonic nation would not be impossible.
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Trouble nj RnIhkeale.

4 correspondent informs Us, that Rathkcale ia in
the greatest commoGon by the appearance OF the two
policemen who swore the information against Thomas
Mcagher Not second day passes that placards OF
threatening character not exhibited. One lately
appeared having coffin marked il ansther was an
cigy With pike stuck In the body third contained
narrative of their fourth was ballad recit-
ing their literary qualifications and setting forth, AZ
some length. their cleverness ~ Government Repor-
tors" Within the past few days howeves one OF these
obnoxious policemen has been sent 10 another sa-
ton Mr. smith the inspector. went 10 the club room
on sunday % take the names of the members Tie was
asked il be for the purpose OF becoming mem
Der % which be replied in the negative. He was then
told If he would subscribe 20 the rules and pay the
usual enirsuce money, he would be received but il
no; be- should withdraw. In reply 10 inquiries rom
Mr.. smith. he was Informed that the strength Of the
club sou, and that in the course OF two days i
would he over 50O strong end that the members
consisted of gentlemen farmers, mechanics and lab
orers Mr. smith then Withdrew. same evening the
police attended by his directions outside the CLUB
ROOM and took down the names OF those who entered
The people arming rapidly.
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Friends Of Ireland .
NOW OR NEVER.

The blow is struck, the contest IS
now waging; il Is ten days old. Smi'h
O'Brien, denounced as traitor with pi'ce
set upon his capture, maintains unequal
war on he nights Of Cahirmoyle poneny
is at Slevenamone O'Gorman Is raising
Limerick Dillon and Meagher are s'rug-
Cling for Waterford. ,
Why sleeps the Irish blood IN AHleri .'a. :
Precious hours are being wasted precious
blood !, flowing. The Dy ng call Tor en-
geance-the Living Hope Of Ireland lmploII,e
your aid Let US promptly answer the cali
Awake to instant action ASK no ques-
lions but remit funds at once 10 Robert
Fmmet. our Treasurer. Trust to our zeal,
determination and prudence, and neither
YOU nor Ireland shall be disappointed.
RogEKT EMMETT, JAMES W. NhlIhr
CHARLES o CONOR. MICHAEL T. OCoSNOR,
HOgAcE GEEELEY, THOMAS HAYES,
FELIX lSGOLDsBY, BARTHoLOw OCoSNok'
J0HN McKEoN,
Directory Of the Friends OF Ireland
Ner. York. August "a, ls4s.
The Editors Of all American journals hlenay 70
the Liberation Of Ireland enrested TO gave TINS Oh
immediate insertion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
Meeting nj Kilkenny.

On Sunday egening Messrs o Brien, Meagher and
Dillon arrived rather unexpectedly. In Kilkenny but
upon the news IF their visit spreading dense crowds
Immediately blocked up the entire of Wiliamst Mr..
OBficn ON presenting himself on the balcony Of the
Cuizcns Club vas received with the utmost cnthusi-
asm, and sddpssed the multitude at considerable
length stating IDS readiness 70 make every sacrifice for
Ireland provided that the people would come forward
in large masses 70 assist their friends in carrying out
their views. lie stated chat he not then prepared
explain 10 them what those views exactly were but
they should shortly be put before them By persons in
every way competent 10 advise them
CLoNMEL, July 25.-The cannon which are placed on
the top Of Cshsr Castle were fred yesterday several
times for pracse under the direction Of the author
ties. Within the last two days Conmel has been flled
with the most Alarming rumors Every precauton will
be made for the protection Of the and security Of
it, peaceable inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
Repealers and Charfinfs.

~ II Il''7l7l N7F-1s C1f0I1Ir JoY =
The Government having received information that
the Cnarsts and Repeaers intended 10 assemble last
night IN great numbers at their respective places OF
meeting, the most extensive preparations were made
TO prevent any attempt at disturbing the public peace
Mr.. Superintendent Rutt with inspectors Evans Ar
mold, Carter and Rogers were on duty with cutasscs
in the immediate vicinity Of the Backiriars-road.
The South London Chartist Hall Weber s. Black.
fnsrsToad was opeded shortly before O'Clock and
in the space OF few minutes after the doors were
thrown open the spacious bailding became crowded IN
every part.
The chair having been taken by Mr. Bryarson, he said
they had met there that evening 70 give Inference TO
sentiments Of sympathy On behalf Of the Irsh people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
Philndelphia Markets.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

correspondence OF I DC IflOuht.
~ PHILADELPHIA, Monday, August -
The foreign news has stifened the msrkeo
Breadstafs, and sellers generally asking sdssnss
rates. Sales Southern yellow Corn. weight m~es
Co Meal held at So with very light stock fio-,
also nrmer. and IS 10 IL Is the price OF eoI 60.
brands, with small sales At the highest figures -
sales Of Whear making at Is for common, 100 ici -
reds, and 03 TO lOs for MIXED aud pure white 80 IN
easier day but sales small Provisions sel - ~.
prices; several lots shoulders at ~. Sales LV
prime Lard are reported at cts. Whisky er'A
cents in bbs. Groceries quiet and unchanged =. IN
sALEs or SrocKs First Bodyd-l,3,o siale ~ :, ~,
5000 u g. Loan IS. 80 1900 do. g. 90. loit ~ ia
Treas Notes. l04 Peuns. Bank, POI Pnha DA A.,
Second Board-l Farm. and Mech. Bank 81 e. e..
Camden and Amboy Railroad Bonds, % fe"nS ~
Insurance Co. l5o.
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The Cork Eraufaer contains the following manifesto
from the Club leaders Of that city
To thc Ms1bfrs 81 fhc Rspcai Clubs Of Cork
BROTHER REPEALERs-An act OF the Imperial lie
"a sture has before this tme received the Royal AZ
sent and new law, by which the Lord Lieutenant l.
authorized % the arrest and imprisonment OF any
person suspected To entertain reasonable opinions
and without proof charge Of any crime against him.
to nave him detained in prison TIL the lsto March leu
Love If Ireland and determination 20 work Tor
her freedom and prosperity have often. before now
been made treason by her rulers that you will not be
surprised 20 md the provisions OF this law enforced
against those who have made themselves conspicuous
for these qualities There can be no doubt hat persons
whom you val lc and respect will possibly within Anew
hours from the time when you peruse THIS address De
seized under the act in question. We impore OF you
g. MAKE attempt 10 prevent their arrest 10y dong
so you will only endanger the cause which you nave 40
near AT heart and for which you have perled 80 much
That ia safe II you act the time requires hut
If lost now il Is lost forever.
Do not for an hour despond, or for moment relax
your exertions. On no account Whatever dissolve
your Clubs They are strictly legal End you should in
crease their number and efficiency much a. possible
II the police. or other parties not members, seek
admission 10 them, refuse H. They have no authority
10 enter unless IL be- given b. them by warrant such
a. would enlitle them 10 walk INTO any private dwell
ing We recommend you. however, not 10 resi- them
If hoy attempt % force an entrance.
Finally our counsel 10 you is this-Be tranquil but
t4snctvc Increase your efficiency As much rs posi-
be but attempt violence lfyour officers are Ar
rested elect ones in their stead and wait io the
advice Of those you trust and know to guide your
farther conduct
DENNY LANE, President Desmond Club.
Isaac 5 NsRlAN President John Michel Club
NJ j. BaRRY President shear-s Club.
Francis POWER President Lord Edward Fitzgerald
Club
ROBERT LANBNiS, President Wolf Tone Club.
FREprFrcg LYONS President S. PairIcks Club.
b. D. HENNEssY. President Arthur OConnOr Club
JoHN WALTER BOURNE, President Mercantile Assist
ants Club.
EuerNE McCARray. President Brian Borobme Bhb.
FRANcs M,GUIRE, Vice President 1d Branch John Nit
che Club.
JoHN J. SH,SAHkN, President Felon Club.
Henry TwoMY. President Glenmire Sarsied Club.
DESs LYONS, Vice President Oliver Bond Cub
MICHAEL CUMMINGS, President Robert Emmett Club
u reported that Smith OBren aud several other
leaders been arrested but the report not
hrmed up 20 the time of the packet leaving Dublin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
American POstnRe.

House. OF COMMON July p
In answer TO question by Mr.. w. Brown, Lord Pa
merston said that he did not think It advisable 10 l
before the House inc correspondence relative 10 ne
American postage. while the matter was pending h
tween the two Governments.
Mr.. NJ Gibson called attention 10 the fact that ne
present postage between the United States Of Amera
and Great Britain had become double during the pro
gress Of the negotiation. Considering the irDmens
amount Of emigration which had taken place from ths
country to the United States and the great coespot
dencc between poor families IL impossible to carr
II on Il % was 10 be- paid every letter Il was IN ne
power Of Government 10 remove this double postas'
without negotiation.
Lord PslEnerston begged the House not 10 take t0
granted what stated by his Hon friend Thh
which Tier Msesty's Government hsd done had been
strict conformity with the the law and his Hon friends
assertion entirely begged the whole question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
FULL DETAILS OF
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE OLD WORLD.
BY THE STEAMER ACADIA,
cAEEyuLLY PREPARED, CONDENSED AND AAAA>SkD
rHz SEw.roRK TRIBUNE

The Cunard steamship Aoadia reached Boston
Yesterday morning about nine o'clock, and conse-
qaently too late for her mails - be forwarded, but
TWO or three foreign papers were procured aud
forwarded by special messenser'-irom which We
have arranged the following details for Tie Tn
jgHe.
The Cambria arrived ont on the 2ith al. in ]
DAYS and hours, including her stoppage at Hall
fax. and detention Of ten hours by FOG Of that
port.
TIE packet-ship Ocean Monarch. Capt. Mu-dock,
arrived az Liverpool on Thursday morning, the
9th. having made tie run from Boston ia less than
u days.
The sarah Sands arrived out on the s6th ait.
The packet-ship New World, Capt Knight
reached the Merscy on the evening Of July %,
having made the passage from New-York in Il
Hrra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
Arrests.

Arrcs' for High Treas0H.-The first arrest under the
Act for the Suspension Of thu Habeas Corpus took place
this forenoon. Mr. Patrick OHiggins. An Irish Con
iedcrate and agent OF the English Charsts, has been
taken up on warrant and is prisoner in ki
fuainhsm There search al the house of Mr.
OHggins by III, police who seized large quantity Of
arms Mr. Oliycins on being brought before the Police
Commissioners demanded the authority for the seizure
OF his property when he informed that he stood
charged with high treason
In all parts the city and in some parts Of the Coun
iy OF Dublin, the Police have been searching tor arms
all day Large quantities have been taken up.
Warrants T the arrest Of several of the insurgent
leaders were last nght sent down % the South The
military force has been considerably reinforced in the
districts where those parties are engaged IN the
desperate attempt 10 produce outbreak Several
troops Of the TN Hussars went down by the Great
Southern and Western Railway this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
By Telegraph to the New-IOrk Tribune.
Later from NIexico-Paredes no, YET taken,

CHARLESTON :. c. sunday, Aug i3-
We have just received advices from NowOr,
leans 10 August :, with intelligence from Vera
Cruz to the "a inst TIVE days later news had ar
rived from the Capital Paredes has not yet been
taken, and the Government is urged To recall Bus
tamente and institute inquiries why Gen. Paroles
was suffered TO escape.
Al New-orleans Cotton remains quiet The
Euo?s's letters caused decline in the prices,
but other articles remain unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
A Duel Almost.
wAsm>croS. Monday. !

WASHINGTON Mohuayl aug IL
Senator Butler challenged MIR. Benton to mortal
combat today. in consequence OF language used
in debate by the latter. Ii is understood that the
time and place for hostile meeting had been
agreed upon; bat DIR. Wallsce learning what was
going on informed the Police, snd both parties
were soon arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

THE LExIs6Tos RUSAwAY SLAyEs.-Weerh
from the Lexington Obserr0 that five Of the Slaves VI"
recently abscondsd from that city have beea captures
near Cynthisns and lodged in Jail white man w
also arrested with them who is supposed TO ssvs
sisted in their escape II was expected that the wn'~
marty would be captured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

rY~ NATHAN EVANS, the present member OF
Congress from the XVIII Mnskingum and Guem-
sew District Of Ohio, has been nominated by The
Wings for reelection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
More Arre-f-

DEoGHEDA Thursday Ersumg.-This day. about 3
o'clock Mr. 2 Marion. editor OF the Drogheda AryHs
Mr. +. Hart, ard Mr. stephen Drew were arrested on
charge of training and drilling and brought before
Capt Derianny. the spendiary magistrate IN the Tho
sci. After 4 heightened investigation Mr. Drew WIS
dismissed but Messrs Marion and Hart held 10
bail % appear the next Meath Assizes On leaving
the Tholsel Office they were loudly cheered by large
crown of respectable tradesmen and others and on
their return 70 the 4rg1s Office in Westst a deaiening
cheer was sixen for " The Queen and Repeal
ROYAL ARTILLERY FoR lEELAND.-An express Ar
rived W0olrich - I'D o'clock last nigh and before -
o'clock midlght MAJOR Gostlings Company, recently
attached 10 the field batteries iei the garrison in Eui-
ton-square where special train was % be waiting u
convey the company 10 Liverpool "a route to Ireland
Two other companies AZ present doing reid battery du
IT, have been placed under orders 70 proceed 70 Ireland
az moments notice should their services be- required
Il stated this morning that steamer received on
board quantity Of ammunition and rockets AZ the Roy
al Arsenal for conveyance 70 ireland. Large detach-
ments O Royal Marines from each Of the divisions Of
that corps kept in readiness % proceed 10 any par,
OF the country where their services may be required
on an emergency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

The senate have confirmed the nomination OF
MIR. BURNETT as Attorney General for Oregon;
also BRYANT of Indiana. aud TuRSEY Turner D
Of Illinois, as Associate Justices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

MnSE.-The Legislature of Maine sdlocfne'
''ae tie, on Friday morning last Among It's later &c.
was one TO incorporate company to build rsr'"
from Carrtunk Falls down the valley Of the kenneo..
River 10 Waterve with power 20 extend b assp-I
on either side Of the river, in case the Bangor w.
should not elect to make this place Its terminus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15
Later.
WASHI>GTc

WASHINGTON Monday, Aug. Il.
Messrs. Butler and Benton have been released
on giving their word of honor not to commit any
breach Of the peace or leave the city before A. NJ.
,o.morrow. when the case will be examined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-15

PESSsYLyASA.-The Delegates from Pennsyl
vania to the Buffalo Convention held meetings
Buffalo on the 10Th and resolved to call Free Sol sr
Convention, TO assemble At Reading Berks Co On me
18th inst and nominate Electoral Ticket IN a'of On
Van Buren,, Adams and the Buffalo Platform. JoeePs
Neide OF Montgomery was Chairman and Dr. Z. v
Gazzam OF Pittsburgh was Secretary Of the meeting