The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-28
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ments of Irish existence
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and all inevitably tending however
return to our ancient golden link patch
am republic Sns SAINT
MIR. Gustavus Hamilton 7. c., has addressed letter
to the people Of Ireland petitions to the
queen that the Imperial Parliament held here every
third year and that palace be built for her Majesty
Under the head Of the "Irish revolution" We find
Mr.. Hyland Colonel Brownies pike-maker has &C.
yeral men constantly employed in manufacturing
pixies.
The enrolled pensioners in this district have Mt
responded to letter of inquiry from the Office
luntesring their services for six months permanent
TO be sure they volunteered. How could they help it,
Nation
On last Saturday 200 rank and file of the 4sd under
command Of Major Bruere, from Templemore marched
into Limerick garrison to be statioded.
On Thursday, the 4th inst Michael Gailfoyle was
jsant Howey for having in his possession pitchfork
with two long prongs, in proclaimed district. The
jury were very much puzzled to know whether fork.
having two prongs, could he called pike. copy Of
Johnsons dictionary, being produced in court pike
was defined to be fork with one two or more prongs
Upon this the jury after much elaboration brought
In the prisoner guilty. but with q strong recommended
tien to mercy. He sentenced to twelve months i'm
We think that Lord Clarendon should issue proc
amaton, declaring tho legal length of the prongs of
pitchfork
On Tuesday I'd inst two car loads Of ball cartridge
with 500 stand of arms landed from the Duncan
non steamer, and conveyed to the barracks.
RIFLE PRAcrIcE-On Thursday, the I'd instant, con-
stable Splane proceeded to Blberry Rock in the sub
urbs OF this city and county of Waterford when he
found six respectable persons at rife practice The
constable examined the target and found that 81 balls
had perforated it.
Arms, accoutrements and ammunition were forward
ed, few days ago. under military escorts, from this
town to Derry, Armagh and Newry for the oyalsts of
those Districts If their services be required
Of Ulster.
muniton, and accoutrements have been deposited at
the Newry military barrack with the view it is under
STOOD OF armng the loyal inhabitants should circum
stances render such proceeding necessary.-Newry
Telegraph.
Five recruiting parties consisting of a sergeant and
two rank and file each of the 9th (Ennsken) regi-
ment of foot arrived ut Belfast the 5th inst board
the Aurora steamer. from Glasgow. They proceeded
direct to their respective stations-Ballyshann non,
Cootehill Belturbet. Enniskillen. and Omagh.
DIsARMAMESr OF LiMERIcK-Perce g. Barron, Esq y,
H. NJ. and Joseph Tabcteau. Esq, R. NJ held court
on Friday, in the grand ury-room Of the city court
house. to receive applications from such deemed it
requisite carry fire arms either their protec
ton or preservation Of property Lin Chronicle
coercion act in Limerick developed yesterday Two
magistrates sat to give licenses to bear outside
the domiciles Of the To several to all by
whom application made the question was put,
" Are you a member of the Sarsfeld Club-do you
belong to the confederation It is almost super
fuous to say that reply in the affirmative ensured
refusal of the license Policemen in attendance
to spot the confederates -Limerick and Clare Erdm
News from the Continent.
From the London Chronicle, May 1871
Advlces from Vienna mention that report had
been IN circulation to the effect that, notwith-
standing the prohibition of exports Of specie, con-
siderable sums had been RENTED to various places
abroad on account of the house of Messrs. Roths-
child. The rumor, however, had been contradlcted
by the Minister of Finance, who explained the
origin of the report. II appears that the firm had
been commissioned to make all payments for the
Austrian government to the treasury of the con-
federation and to the treasury of the field of oper
atoms at Mayence, as well as to the holders of
Austrian bonds abroad. These payments were for
mery made bv bills Of exchange, but, owing to
the recent political events having paralysed bank
ing operations 1t was found necessary to remit the
various sums In specie, and hence arose the I'M
preston that the house was unlawfully operating
on its own account. The amount of sums thus ex-
ported since the prohibition, up to the 4th instant
has been GAS, 900 forms. The State had permitted
several private individuals, under special cIrcum-
stances, to effect similar shipments The central
treasury OF the State announced that beyond the
above named sum 1t had RENTED no specie to the
house of Rothschlld at Frankfort.
A large amount OF munitions of war had been
forwarded to the fortress of Ulm.
In consequence OF the recent disturbances at
Mannheim great number of the inhabitants had
Icome to the determination of migrating to Mis-
souri,, and forming there colony, to be called
"New Mannheim" Their departure was fixed for
the early part OF August.
Letters from Havre this morning, state that the
National Guard had received orders to appear I'M
der arms. These instructions had caused some
STIR, and put stop to business.
The accounts from Belgium mention that the
directors of the Societc Generate had resigned,
In conformity with the tenor of the report of the
central committee. The law authorizing the MI
mister of Finance to expend 2OO,000f. in the coin
age of copper money, had passed the Chamber
The discussion relative to the new issue of notes,
and the establishment of savings banks, had not
terminated on the 9th, but would be resumed at
the next sitting
The Amsterdam letters represent the Bourse to
have experienced some fuctuation, but finally
closed steady at the prices of the previous day.
The Constantinople advices are to the 9th ut
The stagnation of business, produced by European
disturbances, was beginning to yield to a more ia
vorable state of things. Intelligence had been re-
ceiyed from Jassy. In Moldavia, under date the
18th of April, of disturbances having occurred
there the consequence of the general effervescence
agitating the whole OF Europe Meetings of va
rious kinds had been held, which at length became
so serious as to induce the government to sanction
them. 1t was also deemed prudent to direct the
Minister of the INTERIOR as well as the Minister of
Police, to attend these gatherings; and the result
was general concurrence of the respective bodies
to present to the prince series of resolutions (35
in number), containing the grievances chiefly
complained of, accompanied by suggestions for
their relief, amongst which the following propo-
sails were submitted =
Personal security from arbitrary arrest. Imme-
date disarming of. the Albanians Abolition of
foreign exports, as injurious the agriculture and
commerce Of the country Improvement of the
harbor of Galatz. Strict fulflment of the law upon
which public credit is founded, to insure CONNER
cial transactions. Establishment of tribunal of
pafI no mob al ola
to be adopted in Mddavia The establishment of
discount bank, to facilitate commercial transac-
tons. The establishment of national bank Re-
form of criminal uries and abolition of the censor
ship; with numerous other clauses of an exclusive
" local character
Cholera had shown itself at Aleppo, Marmora,
and at Cutuli. The rate of exchange on London,
at Constantnople, was no.
Smyrna accouats, OF the 2sth April, represent