New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

FosEiGN 0FscE. september ID i-i-
siB have not f-iied % refer o. the proper DeFA.i
msrt D ler Nsiestys Government your etters 90 ttr
fth ard i2lh Of Scptemttr Irlu.-rg upon Nla'
grounds Ar James Bergen AMI VI Richard Ryan hava
been Imprisoned .n De and demanding ine release "A
those persons and requesting copies 90 certain orie
which you state have been .saed ~ the potcc aaiaa
ifias he Du1lr respecting tne arrest oi perfurs lr
irving 10 irtiaHi from America
VITA regard % sha detention ci VI %er-en faft
tls honor . inform yol that authentic iuiarrn1unn
reached beg haif.fys Government and the Lord liel
tLau' oI iresnd we. from the lu.tcd states as
from ether qlsriers showing tlat W. her-cn "s- cni
cfrne7 n reasonable practices in connection with ic
at- ~ mpted outbreak n ireland and there beiu.
reason t0 believe tlst Del ctre OBJ Ireland as tne agent
oi Certain associations wh'ch have been FORMED in
Ncwfors FOR the purpose fsupl1rlng that outbreak
tle Lord Lieutenant -te-forc et Il tu lo bis tu iu
Cause Mt Bergen Do te arrested snd imprisoned under
the provisions o the oct passed ~ the last session 20
Parliament namely the iiih ami ieth Victoria. cap '
VITA regard to Mr. Richard ranks Hysn. have %
inform you that hc has been detained. under trn pro
visions of the at of Parliament AZ being con-
cerusd n pracucts, AMI tln- iin the i-cts
rucn have come o. tne knowledge c the lord N"utrn
ant % Ireland bis eXceenoy entcrains n1 Doubt NAT
Nr Ryan l. guilty U the charges oruu-n against nin
10 bias si-0 been shown 90 tnc satisfaction no the lord
lieutenant that Nr Ryan Is subject oi hrr Majesty.
regret % have 10 inform ou that under these c'f
cumstsucCs her MsIestys Government see DO reason
for releasing Mr.. Bergen and Mr. Ryan from imfrison
ncnt
With respoctto the measures of precsuton which The
Lord Lieutenant of ireland las deemed right 10 adopt
ss D. persons arriving I'M Ireland from The United ~ e-
beg - observe that il 10 notorious 10 al the world
that proceedings Of the most hostile character tNard
The British Government have Ci late taken place n ilr
DnIrd states that NOT only private associations nte
10, % formed but that public meetings have been held
o ihc svowed purpose 90 encouraging assisting and
organizing rebellion in ireland with view o. dsmciu
the British empire by separating Ireland 1nf from
the dominion of ihe British crown. lt = also motto
.s..H.tH .uN Hu IIiH o. GOT
.uas have been composed not only ui lush
,mi-rauts bat alec N natural born citizens
of the United states and. indeed among the number
oi these conspraf0rs against the peace of country
with which the United STATES 10 friendly relations
there good reason b believe that persons have bern
found who for many obvious reasons II might nave
been hoped would not have been so engaged ltis per
scty well known that cOuspratOrs Ia The IT. state
have sent % Ireland o. assist the rebellion which they
they had intended 20 organize. money, arms, amnun
non and active agents. some portion 81 the arms ana
ammunition indeed have been seized and Will De con
cated and OF the agents have been arrested and
De- dealt with according 10 their deserts
Hoo Msi-sty- Govrsnment well knowing the consu
tutoaa difficulties OF the Government OF the United
states and convinced that the President has employed
"a the utmost the very limited means within his power
10 check and discounienance the proceedings above
mentioned have not pressed the Government oi inc
United states with representations against state oil
things which under other circumstances would scarce
IN have been compatible with the continuance oi friend
Ia relations between the two Governments But then
on the other hand the Government OF the United states
aiust not take II smss that her Majesty Government
should resort of precauiion and OF reprrs
sion Ia regard 10 persons, whatever their natonA ATTY
NAV he who Ia this posture of Affairs may come IRON
tae United states the realm and % there should ot
any citizen ot the nitrd State- who have chosen tn
period of disturbance tor visiting Ireland Tor nn1cen
purposes they not Dee surprised 70. Ike person
whom curiosity may lead into the midst oi battle
they should be involved ia the sweep 81 measure
aiinrd Al men OF "a different description
E.lrh tg "a fnkHT d
that mistakes of this kind should happen, by which un
offending travellers may be- exposed T. Inconvenience
aud the utmost alacrity will ~ All times be eyinccd O
| the Irish Government - rectiiy such errors
With regard T. your request 20 have copies OF the 10
-trucons issued by the Police authorities, respectn
Americans arriving In ireland. her Maesys Govern
fnent regret that they cannot comply with your Wish
There are many obvious reasons why Il cannot be eN
| p-c,ed that one Government should communicate t
another the instructions which IN times of difficulty an
disturbance II may think right to give - the omcen
whom 10 employs 10 preserve the public peace bu
her Msestys Government are responsible Tor All act
which may be done in consequence Of such Instructions
vnd from their responsibility In this respect they have
40 wish or intention % shrink
ave the honor, Nc sc. fALhhhSlON'