New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17

corporauon Il tskfnz advantage Of re present rfne
and oss.,ioned why wee they eal-d upon to re'0ee
OVER N. desd Of sk5Dereen and the evcied o. iooe
vsr.-ov., the bankrupt shop keepers Of Their or
,,v and the broken town artisans who we're starving
To de.,h for want Of ON ployment Hs 70 marks Ters
fully entered into y TIE crowded ssii.nce. M N-r
m Burke ju.ty noted foF ne part be played in me
ate state trials and Joseph B7ensn q the I01A~fs
addressed the meeting and recsTed Win srss'
applause.
The popular voice Of Cork nss proved stronger 'nsn
the note. Of the Corporation, and the n % -'
had 70 Withhold hi. intended proclamation 70 iiurs
n..su rt-,s,c. the Iirn.r;ck q Ssrste.d and t1e
broken treaty. les rendered iis honsse through iA
M.vor and BODY corDorste % Der Majesty q Lng
and AID b. dared IN the same sheet y whine u
,,s, ae.ol.,ed county, e. win hs, o. grievances
bah, Why Ibis rnssding Why not speak out D. ay
f., III. 60 Queen or for The People Why weave their
Ingenious or seemingly Ingenious and mOekloysi mel
work Of words Of whirnsr and smiles q ossger'
aod eIirs' such coquetry with both parties vii 0o'
do. lie that IL not ~ ID 10 azinst me sno IN
popular struggle lid the honor Of a. enemy
sooner than the caresss. Of rDedistoTv go-oet~een
All the pubic ofsces such a. The -Four Covri- Tie
Board Of Work. the Custom. House, Police Stations
aud such ike will of course - highly and o-auu-
fully" Illuminated and every source VII pe Tsceo uP
= make the display and reception look lie reality
and a. unlike the shadow Of mace. as possloie-
But what VII the Counties 1ipperny' Waterford
Clare Kerry Wexford sad others know Of this Iney
vii b. scene Of action and, because the
pageant ya.s through two or three cities stocked
with plscereD and public ofcer', stsA it be svrE 70
the world that en,lsyed Ireland &c man, shouted iis
oode.s throat 10 breaking in joy At the sight Of Ma
jesty liisnot 90. Let not the faul fasehood ban.
to other ini'eres LIT not The people Of your
Republic think thus Of Us in oar sorrow,
A person named .sIaes Hall, ~ho was soma time
since arrested a charge Of reasonable practices
bss 7eeD fully committed information sworn By r
constable ia tire south Tee testimony based upon
@tte found HE person aud purportug te written By
a ma named J OGrsoy # Csrrick-o on SUR, who has
laie, been arrested On similar charge One Of the
sOutnern papers states that new indictments are In
OF being issued sgsinst the leaders Of the Re
publican parry in the attempted iDsUrrecuon last sum.
ner and Autumn IN Waterford and Tipperary. Most
Of them xies in America AZ present and these new
indictments for high treason 10 prevent their
the nstve land co. thus far, you msy see that
srI Monshsn in a trembehe either fsrs their pop.
usrity or their genius or both. Yos know how be
stands on both these points The former is confined 70
small circle Of Cav holes respectable and Wings,
and his genius bis break downs during the State
Trials speak more for il than could.
Sir Nicholas Fitzsmons, Inspector General Of PRS
ous died on the 3lT ult after weeks - ness HIS
salary from Government VAS q 90 per annum.
Mr. Joseph Breusn hsd prepared ard laid before ON
inent lawyers several quest..as concerning the ngt
Of Illuminating and many e. oega', connected with
the t.centiDu and has bsen answered sAusfactoriiy
nat the ciuzens not bound ty law 10 obey the
proclamation Of the Lord Mayor j. only
neuda'iou ard IN windows broken 10 force q
hgbun. the damages must be ps!d u the city by 4
pres,ntrneut bsfOte the Grand .afy
Nothing more Of import :. communicate At present
You're &c. EMERALD.