New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
GEORGE BANCROFT, sc. &c.

T., .,,.eonence of information received 10y the Irish
Government that considerable number Oh cuHens ~
The limited states and others from America, might ne
~n.ctsd in ireland as agents of the sympathlzers WI"
the revolutionary party IN TINS country anu io .0
uuroose of forwarding the reasonable designs ol e
dissfected il became necessary that 7lict "a'O"
bonid be pleced upon Ali persons arriving rom or
who appeared To be inhabitants OF inc 'n''ou '''''
There wac moreover, reason 10 beNeN"' .ha' .i.uy
those persons would appear IN the chsi a0'oi "a 10y
nointed etuigrAnts while many Whoi IL was i'POiN -
bsd volunteered TO come and superhtehu uhe
military organization here, were olhceis a'u io" w
RAD recently served In the Mexican war. Under tnsss
circnustsnces the order No | was Issued oy Ooi
McGregor A circular had also been some t'iiie pc
,osly issued to the magistrates calling iher attention
10 80 Geo Ill 1902 sec. 7, under when s'issois
be examined detained, and required 10 CIV" so0ui"'
On Sunday the 18th Instant, tive American gentlemen
named w A. Nevboli, Franklin Taylor, Thomas n
TAYLOR George :. Pepper and FREDERICK Pepper, were
arrested by subInspector Kelly, al Aimssn a u
In, f,,e The eeistrates VINO feeling dltacuty
a. In the course to be pursued and the gentlemen VI
tanned stating that much Inconvenience would oe eNt
riepced by them II they were mol allowed 70 pioVH "
once 10 Liverpool II arranged that the SGo isPeo
Tor should proceed in charge Of the party 10 puOh-
Immediately that the case reported to me- on yes
,,Ssv mourning finding that there were no GROUNDS OF
suspcctng these gentlemen 10 oe SossSeu "'''
sopable proceedings. directed their dlsc"srse'
Later In the day the three nrst named Eeh'i'ii.
called at my office and had long lnleIt'eS IN
them They expressed desire 10 DE i9i.sneu VIZ" :
4
~ orscrs of the Government under WHICH iheJ
were arrested as they wished To make commune
,ion ON the case 10 their minister in London sateu
that regretted they should have been thu'
5 that However tie state OF the country was
inch As 10 render these stringent regulations
aud that they must be satisfied that no unnecessary oe
Law had taken place when the matter was o'ous nv,
iSr the notice OF the Government IN directing luei Nv
rs,io, hut that did not feel u consistent WIN my
duty 10 give them copy OF the order ISie,reu 70 ou
a document issued by apartment OF 49,.
dam nj
hey ss3 they felt annoyed at being suheetei 10 s9ch
treatment without having any previous nouov ~ -
travellers were liable to be thus arIesscu snu nc -
/ ,,,ir,'nsi Object in wishing 10 senu copy Va "a
81, Ninster in London wss, that such OF thelr
,,trv,uen as were travelling in EUROPE, anu III. ~
desire 10 yisi, Ireland, should be aware u, -, -,
thsv incurred in coming here rePHeu' go 80
stilI decline 10 comply with their request - n
- ,,.,, ia, there were laws in this country when s
f,ct.d strangers sojOuming OF wandering 'nlous -,
country which. ia more settled times were sS.u.
put operation, bat which al present hat they
| necessary rigidly to enforce lhey s's'sS 80. -
yer, in no way connected with the syhPas"4----
onsrstons IN America nor was theu VIZ -. en-, -,
with any political matter stat,a 'hs' w si
| isded of that and had Immediately on oelhs 'o' INV
~ the case directed their discharge from sFres.
| Having animated that when questioned Al Al MS.
~ 10 their Journey and is objects, they hea
| naSsports showing fhst they had spent thv iss. -
rrorfb. on the Continent Of Europe, assured tneu
that did not doubt the truth OF their staten
that could not undertake 10 admit the pToducNS3ah .
| such documents generally as cohViuslNoo''' :. -
- ~ identity or of the previous movements OF u,
nsr,es who presented them adding that there was >
rcssnt confined in one Of the prisons here perso1
abo stated that he had Just returned from AneIlos
,,here he resided and offered evidence OF INC =. :
hfs on the following day OF 50 two gentlemen =
e,om England stating thai he was the or1ihSy INC -
| .,n5sni of one Of them and living IN Liverpool. sl'
49, The story of his having been IN Aineries IS
They complained Of the order OF "a August
| -' ,,,.lI5.ras IN which reminded theui A'"v~e'
"a nj accuse the United states UoSeIninent y
s uT born citizens OF the Rspaoe 81 I ,sy
the Irish Revolutionary movement yea e. ma exis,s5 i
0 ,bst Al this moment an association eAsse1
b.s country, composed OF persons san'sf -
- .;,,,anship who were actively ehsaeeu - S NJ
| can f.s-tbroving the sovereignty OF heI ne
e.y Queen Victoria in this country soS 'h bsyiSs
3 bo,Scver much regretted persons nss ' 81.
Oie, being inconv cnienced, yet they nv
be surprised the snS" s sps 10 the pr,
.a,inr. ~ ner,ons from America LANDING ID -"
| country. -. al, ,hs Inconvenience,
"A 90 travellers In q country whe1e' 80
their own. The circulation had hitherto been n.sys
ed. and tho imposabiiiry OF protecting 'A'''''