The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-10

Details of the News from Europe

DUBLIN, July IL, 1911.
The Queens Jisit.-The Queens visits
a settled thing. Lord Clarendon has re-
oeived n notitio alton Of it from the Home
Secretary, and his Excellency has colnmu-
nicated through Mr.. Redington, the "grat-
flying intelligence" to the corporation Of
Dablin and Cork. The 4th of August is
the time mentioned. The royal party will
FIRST proceed to Cork, and, after short de-
lay there, coast up to Dublin, make Few
days s'ay-perhaps a week-then to Bel |
fast en- route for Scotland. Such is the pro-
grsmlne. The official intelligence OF Her
Majesty's intention TO visit, for the first
time, this portion Of her domnions, convey |
ed her wish that all lavish expenditure !
would be avoided, tasty considering that
such display would present a hideous and
ldisgraccful anamo'y-but yet, have no
7 doubt it will be presented Many will ruin
themselves TO prove their loyalty. Men
who exhausted calculation 10 satisfy their
consciences that they could not spare one
pound for the starving poor Of COnnaught,
will expend hundreds, without one reprov-
ing thought. Apartments have been al
ready engaged for the Queens stay, and
thus, in addition to the decei,lnl appearance
Of prosperity furnished by the folly OF our
own people, Dublin will be enlivened by
the evenescent fash Of sTlendor not her
own. Ii will be only hectic flush, to. be-
sure-but what Of that? The gay appear
ance Of the metropolis Of a famine stricken
country. will be theme for congratulation,
and additional incentive TO do nothing for
her. Ulster. Munster, and Leinster, are TO
be favored with a royal visit, but Con-
naught, that vast and growing graveyard,
is TO be eschewed like plague. Still, amid
all the pageantry and glare that will char
atteTize her reception, the style and splen-
dor Of the castle, the fuss aud loyalty Of
the corporation, the holiday trim of the city,
thoughts Of the famine victims, and OF the
"felons aud traitors" of Forty Eight will
in,rude, and like the yelled figure at Egyp-
tan feasts. cast n shade athwart the joy.
In order TO commemorate in fitting man
ner her visit, and do something that will
, crafty all classes. the Queen has been adj
viseh TO make the Lord Mayor a baronet.
What more could the most unreasonable de-
, sire? If " disafeetion stands out against
, that. it is immortal. Whispers Of pardon
for all political convicts, are being buzzed
h about-probably to insure a cordial recep'
ton.
0 Departure Of the State Pri,oners.-Or
, Tuesday morning the 10Th instant, the Go.
e vernon of Richmond Bridewell received d
p. communication from Doubin Castle, direc-
T. ting him TO have in readinessby - o'clock
to leave the prison, Messers. O'Bren
Meagher, M'Manus, aud Donohoe. The
E luggage belonging to the state prisoners
:. was forwarded to Kingston TO be placed @,
h butrd the Swih. THE vap'in which il wa
e conveyed 10 the Dublin and KinCstowi
Railway was guarded by mounted police
d men with drawn swords. Shortly before
IS II o'clock another van was driven TilhiI
y the yard of the prison, accompanied by al
II Inspector Of Police, and the Governor =
;, Smiihfeld Penien,iary. The prisoners
IS prepared 10 depart, took leave Of ihei
= friends, aud at II O'Clock the van left th,
1t Jail, escorted by squadron of dragoon
r commanded by three officers, and a stronl
. body Of mounted police, Thevan was dri
% ven TO the Pigeon house, where the Tri
!. dent, war steamer, which had come frou
Kingstown, was in waiting with her steam
n up, ready to proceed back to Kingstown
}. Two boats brought the prisoners on boar
4 the Trident, in one of which were seate
y. Mr.. O'Bricn aud Mr.. Meaghtr, in the 9th
r er Mr.. M'Manus, and Mr.. O'Donohoe. |
IN few minutes the Trident left for Kings
r town, and the prisoners were given 10 tn
id charge If the commander Of the Swift, fc
III transportation to Van Dcman's Land a
2s minutes to3 o'clock p. NJ. the Trider
n. ,owtd the Swift withthe State Prisoner o
II board along the coast, and having passe
d. the Bray Head, was sood out ofsight III,
or crew consisted Of A sailors and 10 ma
rneS. Rev. Mr. O'Brien, brother Of NJ
William :. O'Brien, his sister, and tw
e. other ladies, and Rev. Mr.. Mraghrr, inc
d. Of i. i. Meagher, were permitted on boar
y, 10 take leave of their relations. A numb,
IN ofyach's and small boats surrounded III
ne brig, which lay outside the hsrhor, a goo
s. deal Of interest having been felt by tho,
rs, who were in them TO zee the prisoners d,