Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05
THE NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.

The britannia, which arrived last week, brought
accounts Of bad weather, threatening The har.
vests, along with apprehensons OF increase the
po,atoe .ro,, which was again beginning 10 creae
some alarm in each Of the three Kingdoms. II
will be seen that these evils, and The fears Of hem'
have no, diminished, and that they have d.ci
ded effect upon the prices Of breatsuf. and pro-
visions, which will be noled with interest by
American farmers and dealers:
IRELAND.
Numerous arrests have taken place throughout
The country; as many as sixty having taken place
in Tipperary.
The Roman Catholic Clergy OF Tuam have
gol 10 memorial 10 the Queen on behalf Of The
State prisoners, praying that The prerosaive Of
mercy should be exercised 10 favor OF The in
surgels who recently look up arms against The
crown.
The report Published In some o. the Dublin
papers OF an ARRAY at AbbeyeaIe, turns oui 10 be
uniounded. vi was quiet thtie and IN the whole
county Of Limerick.
An active chase is kept up both by land and
sea for Mr.. Richard O'Gorman. Hr was traces!
10 Kiirush, bu, What bscame oil him Afterwards
no one can tell. |. is said mat he Is in The Derry
mountains at The head 0. 600 men, but other &C..
counts assert that he escaped in an American
vessel. Il reward Of f30O has been offered fol-
his apprehension.
TIE State Trials.-Dennis Hoban, PRIMER Of
The Tribune, pleaded guilty. 10 charge oil having
unlawluy PINNED articles, the object being 10 de-
nriye her majesty Of her style, tile and dignity o
Queen of the United Kingdom. Sentence was
deferred.
la The case OF o. Doghery, the jury, after two
davis trial and nights confinement without food
or fire, had been discharged without delivering any
verdict.
The trial Of Mr. Martin the proprietor olthe Fe
Ion. vas not concluded until Wednesday night
when the Jury found verdict oil guilty. The CUur
was then adjourned I'LL me follow e morning
when il was expected that Mr.. O'DnsnerY, on,
of he egis.ered proprielors Of The Irish Tibune
would be again put on his trial.
A,restot r F.. MeGgaer, Mr.. Leyzl:, and p. o.
Douophue.-On Sunday morning abou, o'cioc6
these three leaders, while walking along the roac
netyeeo cloneuiiy and Hoiycross, were me. By
large party Of Police, who susp.c;ing them
demanded thei. names. They Immediately CON
plipd and were arrested by inspector Madden II
The Queens name. The Police fell n one d
either side OF each prisoner, and they marched
them 10 The bauack al RaIheanpan, about mill
of. where they were brought before The resideD
magistrate.
That official asked. 10 the conrss of The inqui
~. whether Mr.. Meagher intended TO soreode
himself, 10 which he emphaiically replied that hi
did not, and that hs scorned The IDEA Q. asvIni
for his lie, aud that The only CONDITION On "hica
he would ever have teen INDUCED o. suffenari
himself was ,ha, all the parties implicated IN me
movemen, should have permission 10 leave lh'
country. Mr. Meagher then projected % wE'!t
some long statement which has mol been made
public 80. ,;a
ordered The prisoners 10 be sent 10 Dublin. While
snecisl train was being prepared, The prisoner
1,sfe supplied with breakfast. They looked
chs.rful and free from anxiety.
MIR. O'Brien has been brought up for the pur
Nose Of being examined as a witness in the cas'
Of the Queen VS. John Martin. His appearance
| ;s greatly altered for lbe worse.
a Mr.. Harnell has been arrested a. Limerick
| Re is charged with being one OF the patty wh'
attacked The mail al Abbeyfeale
Two persons, named Antre9 McDaid anf
| Hugh McMeDamin, arrived from Anerica, paw
! been arrested and committed to jail in Dofy :,
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