Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15
From the Ne,o York Tribune.
LATEST NEWS FROM IRELAND.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. Auo. a


LATEST NEWS FROM IRELAND.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday, Aug. 4.
Our dispatches, which left Dublin at a late
nour last night, nave come to hand From the
contents we take the following extracts of news
not before published
vi course the grand theme of comment in al
our advlces relates 10 the Queens visit The
proclamation OF the Lord Ma yor of Dublin for a
general illumination in that city, is much CEN
sured by all parties therein. OF it the Freen,an's
journal says: Dublin throws herself not unon
her knees to Majesty, but on her face She spreads
not her Cloak on the mire, for her Majesty to walk
over but gives herself TO be the gangway. Proud
% the step OF Majesty as she trampIes on her, and
! naughty her tread as she spurns her. So will she
pest iulhll The wishes of subjects of Dublin as these
wishes are represented by the Lord Mavor aud
| the Corporation, who have neither dar red 10 inti-
mate that they had any memory of the past, any
sense OF the present, or any hope for the future,
save only that Royalty might shine and shed
blessings on them.'' The Irishman of this dav,
Aug. a. on the same subject, is very caustic, and
cuts up the affair in most unmercifu manner.
he Cork Corporation have refused to issue a
proclamation for Illuminating that city.
On the subject of the Royal Visit, the Irishman
has an an,ice, headed s. Last Words.'' in which
there is very strong language used to dissuade the
citizens OF Dublin from showing any mark of es-
teem and regard for her Majesty. No cause
can be shown," says the Editor, s. but that she is
queen who has exercised her prerogative. and
approved of the legislation which enslaved her
subjects
| A County meeting was held at Kilkenny for the
purpose OF presenting dutiful address to the
Queen. The meeting was convened by the High
Sheriff, who presided An amendment on the
proposed address was brought forward calling for
the liberation of the State Prisoners and the dis
| missal of her present Ministers, which was car
ried- The High Sheriff then left the meeting,
accompanied by his friends, when the amended
address was put and carried unanimously. The
meeting separated, giving three cheers for Smith
O'Brien and his companions in prison.
Our Cork correspondent, in a letter which he
has forwarded to by express, announces that
the Queen arrived at Cove on Thursday night at
10 O'Clock, and anchored beside the Rear Admi-
ras's ship Ganges, IA guns, all The shipping in
the harbor, both merchant and naval, being brill
iantly Illuminated. When the Royal Yacht hove
IN sight several bOnires were lighted in Tabolgan,
the residence of Mr.. E. B. Roche, NJ. P. The
citizens of Cork will, in all likelihood, have Her
| Majesty day sooner than they were told. it
| was believed she would make her entry into that
city yesterday. Friday.
| They Doleybrae affair is still undergoing in
vestgaton at CastIeweean.
| Impcrtant.-We indebted tho Mobile,
Herald of yesterday for the folio owing important,
| Proclamation, telegraphed, we believe exclusively,
| for that journal, from the Republic of Hottentot.
| In our haste, we have only time to call public at
| tention 10 the singular coincidence with which we
are furnished in the appearance of this document,
and of that of like character. recently issued by
| the government at Washington. 1t would thus
appear that governor Hodge and President Tay lor
have both talent for the discovery of mare 5
nests,' and both disposition TO .'wrc them
down -
,bo 4 ii,
of the Republic of Hostentot is endangered by
! the invasion of Round Island, by band of des-
| peradoes denOmnated the ''Ouse Owls" having
for their object the subugation of foreign errtory
at peace with our Republic, and in violation of
the laws Of treaty, and at variance with the prin-
ciplCs of our national law and the law of nations
| and whereas, solemn protes: has been receiv-
! ed from the Spanish Secretary of State for the
| Islam of Cuba, Don Jose MoustacheIy Ana de
Gophsr, requiring by virtue of existing treaties
10 interpose our potent will and gigantic arm 10
preserve the faith of nations, and our national in
| tegrIty.
Therefore, |, having every confidence in the
valor, patriotism and great military eXper ience Of
| Capt. John Hyson Ching, do hereby appoint him
commander-in-chief of our fleet, consisting of
seventeen flatboats, two pile drivers and one mud
machine, and do hereby command him to proceed
| forthwith 10 Dauphin Island, and there take on
board and ammunition, and from. thence
without delay proceed 10 Round Island, and by
force of break up the camp and proposed
| expedition of the "Ousel Owls" destroy or take
possession of their ships, and all munitions of war,
and kill make prisoners all who may be found
there whom he has reason to believe have aggres-
sve designs upon the Island of Cuba; and if any
there be whom he has the like reason to believe
have similar designs upon Pinto's Island it shall
be his duty 10 hang then without benefit of clergy
court martial, and this our proclamation will
be his warrant for doing.
In view of this action in relation to the Gu
eriIa invasion, we deem it expedient to pospone
our Regatta for the time being-as the best of our
craft will be engaged in the Round Island war;
After hostties shall cease, due notice of the
Regatta will be given and the programme and
proclamation issued. God and Liberty.
ANDREW JACKSON HODGE.
Governor of Hottentot, and MAJ. General Of The
Republic.
Rescue of american Sailors at Japan.-We
learn from the China Mail, that the United States
ship PrebIe has returned from Japan, whittier she