Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-23
IRISH MATTERS.

ANOTHER FELLoN PAPER.-The Nation, Irish
Tribune, Irish Fsioa, and United Irisiaan, all
having been suppressed, and their editors and pub
fishers sent to Newgate, successor has been STAR
tod and is thus announced ia the last number of
the Feion
On Tuesday next and on every future Thurs
day aud Tuesday, will be published - Tas Ne0
gate Calenlar," successor TO the Irish Tri5uue
political, military, aud feloneous journal. edited
by Il. ID. Williams and kevin }. O'D oherly. at
present prisoners i'll Newgate gaol. Price-iwo.
pence.
1.-The object of this journal is to teach the
Irish people the ways and means of their deliver
ance, and the uses and results Of freedom when
II.--That it may do this effectively, a third of
the journal will be occupied with military infor-
nation, furnised by the ablest authorities. Under
the heads of City Fighting, Guerilla War Militia.
ry Engineering, and Munitions of War, all the re-
quiste knowledge will be carfuIly arranged and
classified; aud the War Department Of the United
lrishman, and the Practical Instructor aud Easy
Lessons on Military Matters OF she Nation, reprn.
led entire.
llI--With the same object, the journal will be
published in a convenient pocke; shape at the con.
venent pocket price of Twopence. and 10 facili-
tate It's work, II will be published twice a week
the opinion of the editors, on an Irish Revolution,
being thut-
If 'twere done, when 'us done,
'Twere well 'twere done quickly"
lV.-Several approved Feons have promised
their assistance; and the Editors have 10 announce
that articles will appear in early numbers from c.
u. Duffy, John Martin, T. D. M'Ciee, NJ. M'Der-
mott, I. ID. Reilly, NJ. Doheny, Joseph Brennan,
James f. Lalor and n host Of competent feloni.
GUS contributors. Office, II Trinity street.
The names of Felon and Convict will become
IL, Z
in England. and future Irishmen will boast of their
ancestors having been in Newgate, as the Yam.
KEGS do of their pilgrim fathers, or as the Germans
of their robbar knights.
The CHURCH GRIEVANCE IN IRELAND.-That all 1
the complaints ol Eng lish injustice towards ireland
are not imaginary. tho following statement OF facts
made before the House of Commons, will prove. /
1t Is, however, TO this precise grievance that Lord
John Russell aud Sir u. Grey, have recently re-
terred, and for which in the name of the British .
Government they promise remedy.
In round numbers the Irish people were $780, /
OO0. of whom 1000 600 were admitted to be Ro- /
man Catholics, 100000. were of the church of
England, 100000 Presbyterians, and 1904 600
Nesleyans and other disserters. How were the
clergy of these bodies supported The clergy of
the T,oOO.OOO, amounting to 1000 in number were
supported by the voluntary contributions of the |.
people The Presbyerians of Ireland received |
feStUm UOHuM OF oO,UUUL., whilst the established
cergs received 700,000L. year. The clergy of
the 100000 received nothing; the clergy OF The
1000 received 700 ,000l. a year.
Unquestionably ii is real grievance for Cath |
olcs 10 be compelled to pay for the support of |
religion IN which they do not beieve-for church
where they do not worship. Mr.. Reynolds, the
member of Parliament who drcw attention to the /
whole state of fact, hoped, he sad to see the time
when every man would pay his own clergyman,
as he paid his doctor. Some of the church men,
bers OF Parliament were shocked at this heterodoxy
but Is 1t not the only true, safe just and honest
system, and the only way of bringing about sep.
aratlon OF church from Stale affairs
From the IDublinl Freeman's Journal of Aug 10
Shortly after Mr.. O'Brien was lodged i'm the
bridewell, and whilo the train was boing got in
readiness, Major General M'Donald accompanied
by Captain Fnzmaurice. NJ. NJ. arrived there and
conversation took place, in the course of which
MIR. y Brien IN reply 10 question 10 what he
wanted or desired in the proceeding he had taken
said" wanted to be citizen of free country
and desired that my fellow-countrymen should
be happy and prosperous. instead of living under
such tyranny us you now administering
General MDonald--And what would YOU have
been =