The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-28
stance Of the rules and regulations of the Ribbon Society,
bcrg revived in Ireland

now bcrH rcvfvcu IN Heianc:--
The association is divided into i've orders or dsnc-
iions.i fha County Delegate: 2 rne Parish Master s.
The Body ter, A The Committee Man; 5. The mere
Ribbonman. Each county In Ireland has delegate aud
every shire IN England ana IN Scotland in which Irish
tmefatts are III any plumber located has its delegates
and ns lodges The meetings held In such public
konses have private In all places where there
may be strangers the members Of the association
sens and 10 ascertain whether not there
any Of their fraternity present. These passwords
decided nt the quarterly meetings of the general body
The funds II is said raised thus-Tne County Dele
gates, returning from the quarterly meetings,
county meeting Of Parish Masters TO whom he conveys
The goods III. signs and words aud ia return they
pay him each Ave shngs When tho Parish Master goes
hack TO his district he passes the goods 10 the
Il ON each individual member the Body Master
payment Of sixpenccA Each member must attend the
summons of his Order within two hours If member
enters room where there is mixed company he says
"What do you think of the timesY" Rbbonman
sweis him, ave are expecting CHANGE To test tho
fact that the reply given Intentionally and by chance
the Rpbonman rejons "n what case?" aud II the
ger answers The present Ministry the Gomez
knows that he has found brother. II he quarrel
he says Of the conbatans Don't he contentious
cir !" and i he s answered mot with you he ranges
himself on the side Of his brother
SO formidable the eyes Of the authorities IL this ogan
zaon that The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland has issued the
following proclamation
Whereas havesbeen given to understand that societies
Of Which 5an oseher by poas or obr @ ns
Of seditous or reasonable characer and whereas
Of Otherwise with societies
without being fully aware o. ME pen,ues which they have
persons conernsd and for the better prevention and
L4nensu General snd General Governor Of Ireland do
hereby declare that al societies bodies
unswfny asmnistrred are ieral and that any person
oa S ~ De So ~ 70 bna be y
taking the same to belong to or be with any such
purposes hcreci and every who shall uaawtny take
The anne shs be guilty q felony and all belong
maintaining correspondence herewith with any ocer
oombna,ion and conedsracy and may be punished as,
oofdinely; and do hereby caution AMI tore all
ters Of any wa5 With amy suh oSy s
object purpose the have been founded
established profess to he continued conducted And
hereby declare that firm determina
all the power for he suppression OF
such societies and associations and for the punishment; per
and require All peaceshe and loyal subjects the utmost OF
aiding assisting the magistrates and
other authorities in the suppression OF the aud in the de
belong thereto or be connected herewith and for the better
said we DO hereby oer reward Of Cleo for such aiorm
on us viii lead the conviction OF OF the who
lead the ,onvcion any
who shall be found 70 be members or in anywise
connected with any of the aforesaid societies.
cember 1853, by his Escel'oncy command NAAs.
The neighbohood OF Strabane has lately been c
OF much destruction Of property. Ia the townand o
Camus the property Of James Greer, ST., pike o hay
and on another farm second pike OF hay ana 40 stacks
Of oats have been burned to the ground At the distance
Of about quarter OF mile, pike of hay belonging TO
Mr. Robert Gordon the estate of the Marquis Of Aber
corn, also maiconsly destroyed the evening.
attempt made 70 fire 10 tho outnouses OF Mr.
John Brown the estate. In the ouhouses were
seventeen head Of CATTLE but the fire having died out lit
tic injury was done. NO motive can DC assigned for those
wan,on cutraecs.
Afow days ago Richard Lynch, llhorcr, Of Tpporary,
received notice through tho Post 0tce The following
is copy of tho nciarions Gocumeni-'Sunday. Dick
Lynch, II you drive khios horses with any moro,
take your coffin. Here follows rude sketch Of coffin
When came 10 my this day, they complained
that you es,assDg the FOR the old Pro-
tcstant.Yours the agents Captain Commct.n y The 10
paper describes how uioye has excited the ire Of
his Ribbon ncghbors by hiring horses 10 perform the
extra work OF his master.
hundred OF the North Lincoln militia arrived
at Randon the 30th ut from Waterford to occupy the
barracks. large police force has also been scattered
the southwest OF Ireland and IS rmorod that the
government intend sending troops " SSibhercen and
Pautry.