The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05

Government stock reserved. ....... 10 600 600 90
Government stock disposable. 33,902 Alb OF
| Lodge in public securities by the Branch
Banks. $500. ....... IL SOCIAL 80
Hotel and furniture of the Bank. 49,. 100000 90
Landed property of the Branch Banks. 252l 754 90
the city Of Paris '. 49,. 100000 90
Interest in the National Discount office 100000 90
| Interest Of the old Bank in the Depart
ments in the National Discount offices
Commercial bills protested and not yet
Commercial bill: Branch Banks s,ssS sii 90
Expenses of management. .......... 25375l OF
Expenses Of Branch Banks. 205,308 90
treasury bonds to be consolidated ees727o 90
e4s,74s,Oel 81
Latest Intelligence from Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20-6A. M.
The mails from Dublin have just arrived, and by the
letters and papers forwarded by special
DENTS in the receipt of several items Of inte
resting intelligence.
The emeute, noticed in our express despatch, for.
warded per the America appears to have subsidized At
present oil appears to be quiet and the rebel camps
certain portions of the Southern press facetously
called them have broken up the insurgents returning
home until more favorable times.
Mr.. Doheny is still at large. The constabuary are
not able to detect his place Of retreat and various and
conflicting the to his whereabouts not
few continuing to assert that he Is sure and certain
within the precincts of Dublin Castle waiting to be
called up to Clonmel, to give testimony on behalf
of the Crown, against Mr.. Smith O'Brien, Mr..
Meagher, &c.
Abiding to the State trials, may observe that the
preliminary arrangements are now nearly all COM
peted, and that the commission opens at Clonmel on
tomorrow. The judges to be Chief Justice Black
burn, Chief Justice Doherty, and Judge Moore 1t is
usual in this country in special commissions to try
kraa Ma Ha 10 fhroa ind A l. he
trials of Arthur OConnor and his associates at Maid
stone in Kent the number of commissioners exceeded
three At the trials of Emmett and those implicated
in his instruction in 1903 five judges were named in
the commission; only three sat- The trial Of Frost
and his associates, at Monmouth, in 1885, was con-
Quoted by three judges. The commission will open,
unlike ordinary asszes for the country at large For
ordinary purposes Tipperary has been divided into
rdngs the asszes for the north being held at Ne
nagh, for the south at Clonme with separate grand
and petit juries 1t has beef decided that this division
of the county does not apply to the case OF special
commissions, and the grand and petit panels will both
be returned for the entire county Notice we under
stand has been served by the Crown solicitor
raj Of the prisoners to be ready for their trials
| this special commission.
The persons who have so received notice Messrs.
| O'Brien, Meagher, 7. B. McManus, ODonoghue, and
Maurice Leyne Mr. Duffy is not included in the num-
gardng the arrangements Of counsel stated to be-
that is certain Mr. Meagher win be defended by Mr.
| Butt G. c., and Sir Coleman O'Loghlen Mr.. HEM,
G. c., and MIR. Whiteside, G. c. both retained for
the defence of Mr. Smith Brien. With reference to
services
the Attorney General for the Crown and that up to
last night it not definitely settled whether he Is to
act on Mr.. O'Brien's retainer. We should observe
that would be piece of gross tyranny on the part
of the Attorney General, Monaghan, to compel Mr..
HEM to act for the Crown, inasmuch as Mr.. O'Bren
| is a pretty near relative of Mr. Henn's
Public curiosity still runs very high regarding the
| appearance Of Lord John Russell at Clonmel, wit
ness behalf of Mr.. Smith o. Brien Only fancy the
bantling lord" seated the table, subjected to the
! silky soundings Of Whiteside, or The overpowerng
interrogstories Of Butt; all the old machinery OF
fhar tinp ban lie
daed and CONNIE nted upon for the edication OF the
choice spirits Of Clonmel the threatened march Of
! they get shoes % Lord Johns animated letter
to Lord Melbourne, breathing sturdy and determined
aspirations for ply force displays on the part OF
THE peoplen-tbe great unwashed," yearuing, in
short for the practical carrying out of the brick bat
and bludgeon Of the then intensely whiggsh times.
The question is asked, and asked with avidty too,
Win Lord John 20 to Clonmel?" IT'S, without
a doubt a most perilous locality for Saxon Premier
that busting town in sweet Tippersry. Slievenamon
lowers in sullen and majestic majesty not far away;
and the of the colieries OF Ballingarry might
pates to make stoop eagle fashion, and carry of the
scion Of the house of Bedford to the hills Certain it
Is that MIR Potter the Limerick solicitor has acted his
part wel in serving the Premier it will be for the
latter to take heed that subpoena may not have the
effect OF introducing him to Potters field to bury
The latest intelligence from the counties of Klken-
Waterford and Tipperary, is satisfactory, as re-
whom have sent to those districts writes to say
that Tipperary is tranquil At Carrick. on SUR, the
seat or centre of the late outbreak there is at
the least manifestation of further disturbance.
| The camps which were formed have been broken
up and every has departed for his home, with
the exception of desperate few who still wander
ing about the Cameragh mountains, in the county of
Waterford: Our reporters add, that although all is
quiet for the present ii Is their opinion that the dis
uIbances which took place last week will be renewed
again and again during the winter, should the
loss of life amongst the people be much serious
than has been this occasion The Inhabitants of
the districts alluded to, becoming every day more
and reckless the fear OF famine grows stronger
The new agitation for rotatory Parliament does
not appear to make progress MIR Bernard Osborne,
M p has replied to the circular, declining to join the
association although not opposed to the object it has
in view. deputation waited on Lord Clarendon
yesterday, to advocate the construction of packet
station at Limerick The.reports from the several dis
trcts to the state of the weather and the progress
of the barvests satisfactory The reports respect
ing the potato disease less dscouraging. Com
mercial affairs at Belfaft Dublin and Cork repre-
fented being very dull; the funds, at Dublin were
not lower but in general very few transactions were
recorded therein.
Liverpool Cotton Market, September 10.
The market. since the sailing Of the steamship
America Saturday last, has been very quiet, but
on the whole steady, and prices generally are well
supported that we cannot make any change from
the quotations last noted The sales, yesterday were
about 5o00 bales apd to day 5000 changed hands, in
Guiding 200 fer export, the market closing quietly
Liverpool Corn Market, September 10.
The supplies OF grain, and grain produce coming for
ward TO this market from abroad, are limited During
the week ending September is inclusive, the imports
~ 25i ore Of wheat SEA qrs Of oats OPS qrs Of
harley 2o40 qrs. Of Indian corn, and loads of -four
At this days market American wheat sold at rs Cd.
So. I'D per bufbel Indian corn good deal in
quired for and there being few parcels Of sound quality
fale such sold at prices varying from $685. to 3Ss
per Or. whilst the rates demanded for Indian meal
were lSs to JOS. per bl. The demand for flour wa,
limited ard prices remained last quoted but English
was Is per zach lower.
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CONVENTION IN BRUssEfS.-A convention wa to
be held al BGusses.on the 10th, 2ls and I'D OF last
month composed Of persons from different countries,
fer the purpose Of influencing the public opinion OF
the Christnn and civilized world, in favor Of substi-