The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
Icry Interesting from Ireland.

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mat tins unfortunate countrv il not now
plunged into all the horrors oil a civil! war
Is not To DC attributed 10 the Discrimination
OF the people to rise up in arms-but, ra,h.
or It would seem To lie tho want Of bold
able, and trusted leaders.
There does not appear to have been any
serious disturbance in any part Of the couI,-
Try, since the Cambria sailed, aud, accord
M 70 The English accounts, it seems quite
impossible that there should be any, So
long as the government susiaius its present
attitude o! repression.
Numerous arrests continue 10 be made,
and, among others of recent date. we no.
tee the names Of DR.. NJ. Carron; Mr.. Jas.
Bergen, ship broker, OF n. York, and MIR.
Nolan. ol'he United States.
Richard Ut;orman, for whose nrrcs,
E30o was offered, on attempting to escape
from Tho country, was arrested bv the
Coast Guard, after he had crossed the
Shannon IN nh open boat. Notice was
forthwith sent 10 the police, but before they
arrived. oGor,nan had persuaded his cap
tors TINT he was a mere traveller from Per-
~ Ia Ciare--nnd he was allowed 10 leave
~ his boat. llc subsequently boarded n
vessel bound down the Shannon, and poino
TO America, IN which he had escaped. A
war steamer was despatched after The yes.
sci.
From De frecn,am's Jopraa,l
We have received the following mpor-
tant communication from IL correspondent
IN whom we hive perfect faith
ThrRLrs, TUESDAY, : O'Clock, TN.
have Just learned, through a source in
which can implicitly rely, that co,nmu-
nicailon has been made to The Irish govern.
ment through the mediation Of an ini.ucn-
t'ai Caiho'lc Clergyman, from the parties
who, next nicr William Smith D'llr;en,
were considered tho most important, against
whom warrants have been issued The
communication, | understand. is 10 the eff.
'ect that these genlemea nndfytokc 10 sur
renter themselves 10 tic ygore.,anen, npon
rfreiring tic osamcacc that aoac IF tic
proceedings instituted against any of the
State prisoners shall crtcnd 10 he iaaiag
IF Jr. IL appears that this comnunicn-
Ton was lndhccd oD the parties hearing of
the arrest OF Smith O'Drian on Saturday
evening.
!. is stated that one of the chief witness
scs TOR the Crown, ct the trials of MIR.
Smith O'Brian, and the other parties i'm.
plicated in the instruction aud conspiracy,
will he Mr.. p. j. Barry, who had been Sec.
rotary oi the first Young ireland Associa-
ton, aud who remained all along promi.
nent member If the Conicdcracy.
The Government he's issued another
proclamation which max aImos, be under
stood as Lord Clarendon's reply TO the ut
tempt 10 induce him To enter into co.nmu-
nicaiion with the oui'a,ing Insurgents
This proclamation, after rccilinc the Cor.
mer ono OF the lst OF August. dcnouncinr
the penalty aF treason upon whoever should
siarbor or conceal The conspiraicrs, adds the
following caution, intending to cramp their
hopes OF escaping to America in British
vessels.
FURTHER CAUTION.
Al! masters Of emisrant ships, packets
and sca-going vessels, nrc hereby warned
that the penalty Of treason will attach
equally 10 them, should they be concerned
10 favnring the escape Of nny OF the persons
above named. or others, whom they shall
know TO have been engaged in reasonable
practices.
.4aaered is a Lia Of tic Pb!iheai Prisoners.
YIN. Smith O'Brian, NJ. p, for the coun.
~ Of Limerick.
Charles Gavan Du:iy, editor Of the Ma
ton.
John Mar'in, proprietor az the Felon.
Joseph Brennan, sub. Editor Of the Fclon.
John Lawless. Secretary Of the Sandy
mount Club. Dublin.
Francis liawlcy, North Earl street, Dub
lin.
Mr.. Nolan, supposed 10 be an American
syinpalhiser. arrested al Thur!cs.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Thnrlcs.
Mr. Rvnn, surgeon. Carrick.onSuir.
Mr.. ORsan, Cashel.
Thomas Witty, farmer, or land owner,
Wexford county.
Francis Strange. solicitor. Waterford,
President Of the Fclon Club there.
Supple Glover. Waterford.
Patrick McAuli!le. clo,hicr. Waterford.
Mr. Fosariy, assistant, surgeon, Water.
ford.
Thomas WIN. Condor, whitcsmi,h, sec
rotary 10 the Wolfe Tone Club, Waterford.
Mr.. Taafe, barristcr, Dublin.
Iwenty-onc countrynen from the neigh
bnrhood Of Baliingary, in the county Of
Tippcrarv, charged with having assisted
Smith O'l'ran in The ni,ack on he police.
william Marron, editor Of the Drogheda
Argus.
J. s. Barry, editor of the Cork So,,ho-,