The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08

ing erected bsrricade Klenaule in order to OBJ
struct the marching Of the Queens troops in further
aDce of the instruction
The fourth count charges the parties with a
further attempt to levy against her Majesty by
appearing in arms at Ballngarry the Goth of July
The fifth count charges the parties for
ing in arms at Ballingarry and actuated by design
tosubvert and destroy the constitution and govern
ment OF this realm and depose and deprive the Queen
of and from the style and kingy Of the imperial
crown Of this realm
The sixth and last count is general one which
embraces all the overt acts set out in the I've
counts and alleges in general terms that the objects
OF the parties accused the before recied
VIE to move and excite insurrection and against
the Queen, and to subvert and alter the legislative
rule and government now established within this
realm.
The following the Of the prisoners entered
for trial. for political oe nces at the special commits
John B Roswell. suspected Of high treason James
Purnel do Edward Smith. do. James 'Donnell, do :;
Anthony Organ, do Francis o Ryan. do John
Hickey, alias James Walsh, concerned in reasonable
practices James Dryer, of party Of insurgents
who attacked the police at Farrinr0ry and wound
ed; Edmund Maher engaged with Smith OBiien in re.
bellious and insurrectonary proceedings John Pres
ton, do; jeremiah Keay. do John Linshane, do
Patrick ormond, do; John Brennan, do; stephen
ward Kennedy do Michael Bryan, do; James Brit
ton do; Thomas p. O. Flanagan, concerned in trea-
high treason Maurice Murphy, having Pike in a
proclaimed district VIM Quirk, do Daniel Collins,
do; VIM Kelly, one Of an armed party who attacked
the police bsrrack at Glenbower Thomas Finnare,
aiding and assisting Smith O'Brien in against
the Queen; Edward Kennedy, do VIM. Pratt, do,
concerned in reasonable practices *Dsnis Tyne do
#. b. McMsnus, do; Maurice r. Leyne do; tPst'k
O'Donohoe, do *James Orchard, do Thomas Stack,
do; Patrick o'Doune do *Wm. s. O'Bren, do;
Thomas +. Meagber, do James Refill, Patrick Walsh
and John Moore burning the police barrack at Slate
Quarries, in arms, and destroying and stealing the
property of the constabulary, and being traitors.
1t is supposed that only those prisoners whose
names are marked with an astersk will be brought to
trial.
One of the principal prisoners and actors in the Bal
ipgarry affair, has on his solicitation, been ac-
cepted q witness for the crown.
tbs now confidently stated that at the next COM
mission in Green Street, Mr. Duffy will be tried but
whether under the indictment already found against
him Tor felony or on new one for treason, does not
be tried by city, but by county Dublin jury. Mr..
ODoherty of the Tribune, will also be put upon his
trial third time, and also before a county jury.
The excitement consequent on the recent outbreak
is partly subsding, and things are beginning to
which threatened with serious disturban
ces is again peaceable and there is to ap-
prehend serious disturbances, although 1t is not i'm
probable that disorder and plumber will continue until
the leaders captured. On Sunday night accounts
received at Carrck that there were throngs Of
people assembled at the Comeragh, upon the Com
nshapge summit. The military at once marched out,
with three days provisions They surrounded the
hill at day break by cavalry and marched the infantry
and police by every accessible path to the summit
The mountain was beaten up, but not soul cap
tured.
1t is supposed that J. Darcy McGee late of the Ma
on, the leader of the attack the police barrack
at Portaw, and that he is in that neighborhood STILL
There no doubt that there leaders in that
locality than O'MahoHy
On Monday last, meeting was held of the society.
for the promoting the annual sittngs of the Imperial
Parliament After several letters read Offering
suggestions and advice, the following resolution
agreed to-
Resolved That none of these he entertained
the committee being pledged conane themselves
the high object Of endeavorpg periodical
Imperial Parliament in Dublin, for the consideration Of Irish
affairs.
Markets-Bacon, old, sold for Cos to 7Os; new, 1885,
to 74s Ham, old sold for 54s to SIS new 63s to 64s
American bacon, 46s. to Sos; do. beef $685. to AIS.
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