New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
Revolutionary Movements.


Tho limited Iyishnnn has published a most vlo-
lent and indignant address to the Lord Lieutenant
in which he is styled Her MojeStys EIecntioner-
General and General Butcher of ireland :! Inc
writer testifes his joy that the humbug OF Con,
sttution has gone, ADD that the people Oh He,aha
nd their mortal foes now stand within point blank
range. o
MIR Smith O'Brien made speech at the Con
federation meeting calling upon the Irish to iml-
tate the example OF differentiation SO successfully
adopted by France. He recommends the peopiet9
frateroize with the British sodery about one tnrd
of which is of Irish origin also with the poce 'ofce
which numbers 900 men. He advised the ior-
nation of brigade in America from among the
Irish emlgrants. -,
Local repeal meetings are constantly being held
The great public meeting has been postponed
till the 10th u...
over the city to-day whatever be the events which
IN morrow demonstration ay produce. There Is
no patroling of military pc ice although they are
ALI in readiness for any emergency, and posted In
various localities as to meet effectively any IN
surrectionary movement that might arise
The following is from the correspondence of the
Times of 2lst March, dated DUBLIN, March 49,
THE OPEs.AIR DEMONSTRATIONS The peace OF
the city is to be second time jeopardized by the
boldin9 az the North. wall tomorrow OF monster
demopstraton in favor of the French revolution and
This meeting has been got up under the auspices
of the Irish war party and is directly sanctioned
nv Mr. Smith O'Brlen, the MItchells' Meegners,
and the other dangerous enthusiasts who dissent
from the insidious and sneaklDg polcy OF the 0on'
ciation.hall brsggarts, and openly ana in tne
teeth of the Government reporter avow their de-
termination TO push matters TO the last extremity
In the event of the Queen refusing TO sever the
link which binds the two countries together.
Subioined is a copy of the PROCLAMATION Issued
this morning for the gathering oil the physical
at the North-waH
FRESHMEN, AROUSE
49, man Il. 10 attend the Crest Monster Meeting, to
L. Ia a. tha North.wall tomorrow, Monday the 10Th
in,t, Al u O'Clock, to address the French people
We the undersigned merchants, uAnesuen, Anu on.i
Of Dublin, request meeting OF our lei ow-ct-
for the purpose Of addressing the French people, TO
our admiration OF their heroic conduct and our
subtraction at recognition Of the Republic OF France as
asp Tor the purpose Of considering what constitutional
sns should be recommended for the protection OF the
liberties and soil Of this country In any emergency 70
which tbs present OF European affairs may give rise
And alss to adopt respectful address To her NAL
ss,v ON the present Of this county, and on the ne
cessity for immediate repeal oil the ACT Oh Legislative
Union. .,,-,.,.,o,
Tickets for the platform to be had at the Committee
Rooms, from TO o'clock this day
"P.y RI Dsn,r, Secretaries.
Committeeman, 70 wes,moreland St"
! The Lord Mayor having refused 70 convene the
meeting, it is considered probable that Mr. Smith
O Brien-whose aspirations for martyrdom are ~
ardent or nearly so, as Mr.. Mitchels-wih take the
post Of danger, and preside as Chairman.
The following is from the Private Correspondence
of The Morning Chronicle Of the latest date 2lst
ut :
THx "MoysTER MEETIso"-The sedition mon
gers, a. you are aware, have reserved their open
ar mn .sfsg Tor 70 morrow. This morning the town
was placardsd with the following notification:
The Lord Mayor, having declined to convene the
meeting, will not, OF course, attend
The Cancellation. Hall Hepealers have formally
determined to take no part whatever in this meet
ing which will be- in effect, transfer OF the Con
federstes and Jscobins from the Music Hall 10
field near the North.wall, where the Liifey dis
charges it's waters into the Bay OF Dobin.
TIE " National Trades Political Union COM
posed of Old Irelanders, are now holding an ad-
iourned meeting in the thester Lower Abbey-st,
where Mr. John O'Conne is to give statement
of his reasons for refusing to cooperate with the
] Confederates at their " monster meeting
That meeting excites little OF no attention. Inc
Government will not prevent the spouters i'om
venting their violence and seditiou. The same pre-
cautions against disturbance, however VIII be con-
tinued bu. there is not the least likelihood tnat
tranquility will be interrupted. IL sun Ha'ed
that Mr. Smith Brien 10 10 take the Chair, a. no
other presentable man is available LORD " ans
court, who recently joined the Confederation now
keeps aloot
SoUApRos YoR IRKLASD-Orders were sent to
Portsmouth on the 5tb for the authorities there to
equip her Msjesty's steam friga,e dorgon, $50
horse power ADD Birkenhead. $50 horse power. tor
Ireland with the utmost possible dispatch.
! A body OF 20 loticen and mem marin artillery
men have been ordered on board the two ships,
which are being equipped and supplied with eli
the munitions Of war a. # for permanent duty.
st. Patrick's Day In the Provinces.
LIxrRIcK March l7.-Today, the town bad
been occupied various points BY the military The owr
has aed with people all day. AMI presents gay APP
pesranee. Not the least symptom Of disorder or snro-
No, face Of soldier 70 20 be In the streets
Flags aying from all the vessels In the harcr and
Irish tficol0r and French from Mr.. MCormaci
brush factory. There 10 rsh ueoior, orange green
and white. aging from window Of The SArsfed Club
jast opposite Of tho military positions Last night ths
Temperance Bands playing through the city sill
late hour. and frequent shots were fired BY the people
CARLOW, March lin Carlow the military
were under from early period Of the day. Tho
pensioners called cut duty bat no meeting Of
srsok fha