New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-17
FARTHER IRISH INTELLIGENCE.

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The Kilkenny correspondent OF the London
Times communicated by Telegraph the following inn
portant information to that paper We find it in the
Times of Saturday 10Th the day which the Acadia
sailed
"KuKESNY July 2s-I have information from Cal
/ Ian today which is ! believe, trustworthy. Smith
| OBrien was then at Balngany with rebel army OF
1000 men, armed and ready to march, some said to
Kilkenny others to Urlingord. OBren was dressed
in rebel uniform"
The following intelligence has been received BY the
Electric Telegraph Company;
DUBLIN Friday morning, o'clock.-All the inland
mails have arrived and bring accounts OF any dis
turbance in any part OF the country. Considerable ex
element prevailed in that part of Iipperary where
Mr. Smith OBrien WAS, but outbreak has taken
place There being occasion for additional troops
in the country the e5th regiment remains IN this garr
Prom the Freeman Journal. Jolly "a
"a O'CLOCK 4. M-Considersbe excitement pre-
vailed in the vicinity OF the Great Southern and West
ern Railway terminus with respect to the intelligence
| the morning train might bring from the south. The
train brought intelligence connected with the leaders
No arrests had been made in the vicinity of Cashe and
up to the hour the mail departed from that locality all
| remained quiet
@pRoGHEpA Thursday eveuing-This day, about
| o'clock Mr. z Marion, Editor of the DT0ghcdd ArS~
Mr. r. Hart and Mr Stephen Drew were arrested on a
charge of training and drilling. and brought before
Capt DCnanny, the Supcndlary Magistrate III the lno
sell After heightened investigation, Mr.. Drew was
dismissed but Messrs Marion and Hart were held to
bail TO appear At the next Meath sssizes On leaving
the Police Office they loudly cbecred by large
crowd OF respectable tradesmen and others, and on
their return TO the Argus Office in Westst a deafen
ing cheer was given for the Queen and Repeal
Saunders Mars Letir states that at o'clock this
morning car containing 1--WE persons, was stopped At
the Blanchardstown turnpike gate by constable and
one of the police of that station, and upon examining
the car they discovered there three guns three pistols
two buetrnoulds. and two pikeheads, with large
quantity of ball cartridge powder, balls caps &c The
car was conveyed TO the stationhOuse.
The prisoners gave their names a. kenaa, OhOurke,
HAYES Lee and Fshay They were escorted into town
by twelve mounted and sixty foot policemen oil the re
serve force At I o'clock this morning.
1t reported that Smith OBrien and several other
leaders have been arrested but the report was not con
frmed up to the time of the packet leaving Dublin
A Liverpool correspondent of the London Times.
writing the evening before the Acadia sailed says that
it had been discovered that plan was matured to pre-
the embarkation of troops at that port by setting
fire to the city The long line Of warehouses fronting
the docks most of which stored with cotton and
other combustbo materials, to be hred in hund
red places 1t expected that the IRE would spread
thence to the shipping in the docks The project TAR
ther was to destroy the mains and to cut the hose
of the engines The s9th Regiment, composed mostly
OF Irish recruits stationed at Liverpool and It was
currently reported that they would not act against the
people. The town in a very excited state. A day
or two before the steamer sailed report was set aroat
that there had been battle between the Repealers and
the soldiers at Kilkenny in which the Repealers were
victorious This report created great alarm In Liver
pool until il found to be fabrication invent
| ed by some evdisposed persons.
The Cork Era;uiner of Wednesday says Yesterday
another party Of Bluffs we're sent from on board the
Rhadamanthu', and were at dispatched for Car
rick.on-sur. We understand the whole force concen-
trated in and about Carrick numbers IS 600
There are over 5000 pikemen, fully ACQUIRED in the
same neighborhood.' letter in the Tunes describing
the events Carrick says of that locality Il IL nhab-
tied by wild and lawless race ripe for any scheme,
however desperate and likely. when called on TO hght
with steady ferocity Though the population not more
than from 5000 TO 5000 the neighbOrhood IL densey
peoped and within very short time, It's own natural
resources for outbreak would be sweed by the san
| culinary peasantry who surround Il.
For days and weeks past IL has been In state OF IN
cipent nsurrection which accident has alone prevent
| ed from becoming open rebellion. Club organization
has been carried there To high state OF periecon ana
every art has been used aggrayae the excitement Of
| the population. There, yesterday Monday Mr. smith
OBrien proclaimed the Rebellion OF lsis, and offered
himself as leader in It's desperate hazards In nsh
| iniammatOry speech he reminded the people that
| there was time when the name he bore would have
aroused the whole country in his behalf and ne invited
them to follow him now. he gave them two nours 10
decide the proposition which he had made 10 tnein
At the end of that period the terms were, suppose sc
cepted and day Tuesday, Il was generally reported
and believed in Waterford that he had oetsken himself
| to the hills with 100 0OO followers.
! Warrants under the act have been Issued, and
on Thursday, Mr.. Patrick OHggins confederate ana
agent O. the British Chartists, was arrested On tne
premises occupied by him found large quantity
| of arms and other munitions of war among wnlcn
were $50 gun-stocks, a double barreled gun loaded
with ball single-barreled gun, sword and Pike
the latter WIS most formidable weapon the snait De
ing feet inches long mounted with steel blade ex
ceeding feet in length furnished with an ak and NOOK
A person nsmed Flanagan, noted pike maker, mas
also been arrested in hi. house were found SWORDS
and cutlasses. Both parties have been committed 70
prison -
Mr. Meagher is reported to have said at Csrrickon
Sur that he would resist arrest and he persisted
in his threat there be no doubt oil the consequence
being serious.
| KuKESSY-Messrs. O'Bnen Dillon and Meagher
coached Kilkenny on Monday their tour OF Inspec
ton They addressed the people, who were In mos'
exci.ed stare and counseed hrmness and organization
After the address Mr. OBrien sscended the steeple o
| tho lofty cathedral and took, perhaps, military
wow ~ the ctv such the popular inference. In
Kilkenny the people are reported 10 be very busy II
casting bullets and preparing for an outbreak, which
!. sd would come TO head during the cattleshow.
STATE or THE CITY or DUBLIS-NEw PRisoNs-l
was rumored through town yesterday. that portion
Trinity College Is being fitted up as gao In anuciPa
ton of arrests under the recent act II was also stated
that Birmingham Tower. and otner portions OF tn'
Castle are set apart for Ike purpose OF course th'
move are mere rnors which cannot be vouched Tor
AZ the authorities observe the utmost secrecy IN all the
| movements. lpaS ''''' " ''
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