The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-15

Tur ODoNooHuE.-Our readers know that
The ODonoghuo NJ. r., presided at the lato
Dublin Mass Meeting 70 sympathzs with the
American Union. For this offence he was de-
pfivcd Of tho Commission Of the Pclce. The
Lord Chancellor's missiyo says, among
things:
elf war should arise between Her Majesty
and the Federal States Of North America, they
QhO mooting) would rot only withhold all as
sis'ance from their lawful sovereign, but would
manifest their friendship towards those who
would he srrAyed in open hostility against
her"
To which The O'Donoghue replied thus
beg b. state for his Iprlshp's Information, that
Il IL my conviction that nu overwhelming majority
81 the Irish prupl, feel they have muHl more reason
b. bee grateful ~ the American \ alton than g. the
British GoycrrmeuL and that, therefore, In the
event of "a wal between America aud England, they
would lc very unwilling ~ supply mon and money
for the purlH'sc Of humiNatiug the American nag.
c,ndidly AVON that these are are my sentiments.
Purifier have t. state, that have already acqusut-
ell several with my intention Of Withdrawing from
the Commute" nominated at the Rltuula meeting.
At tie same time think II absolutely necessary
that committee, mtuiistly entitled T. public con-
ileuce should be appointed ~ consider how
the interests OF ireland may be affected Iy a war
between America aud England Perhaps may be-
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OF which must necessarily lead to a most useful
tuubl organization.
believe tho meeting At the Rotundo truly indcat-
ell the general feeling Of TIE people II ireland upon
the question of war between America and England,
and am prepared H. maintain, ~ al risks, that It
h the duty and tie uniuuhtcl right NJ my country
men, serycdly, Ia discuss all questions affecting
the interests of ireland. cannot be persuaded that
his lurislip cputcmpiteS visiting me with what he,
uu Doubt, regards ~ punishment, for venturing 10
discharge his duty ana tu assert this right.
| ~ DIyglgl a. uulpTHtuul why huy9 been
directed t. address me a. magistrate and not ~
an freshman. Are the two characters uoomp ltible
expression Nut lac allow others 60 think and
speak for him 7 Must hc take an English view Of
every question, Nnd ut siAe the natural predi-
lrctions e the Irish heart
Future events shall decide the answer IN DO given
u these queries. have the honor u be your obe-
| dent servant, O'DoSoJuUE.
| memorial to Lord Ptmsrstou and Earl Russell
urging that the American queton be- referred a.
arhtration is now In course ~ signature in Dublin.
Tie charitable and god Earl of Glare, has orrr-
ell 20 tons 81 GOALS FOR the ior Of the neshOorh"od
90, Mount shannon,
The remains Of an Irish elk have been discovered
In % hog In the Queens County.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed Thomas IInr-
man Pope, Esl, H. the commission OF tie peace for
Nj dare.
Joseph Dnnely has been committed for trial ut
Dunsnnnou' hr the granddaughter Of Patrick HI
woman named Liddy, lied from, dcstltution,
IN the Strt.'ts Of EuuiSkillcu,
Henry Poe, E-l., the proprietor of Gnlsboru',
Nrulgh, has Lad all the hrg" trees on his estate
| Cgt down, and given a. the people for fuel.
| TIC apprentice l-,y4 celebrated the 18th If Dec
| very much A. usual the PARTIES Emhloms Act and
the death ~ Prince Albert a. the contrary upwith
standing. There was tremendous cnuuonadiug In
| tHe morning AMI more IN the evening, when the
| ongy oi Iuudy, which hung from the summit Of
Walker fll.rr, WA 10 I've burned. There was also
| procession to vluryh sud urew lrks, SoTee and
~lue miscellaneous ouioyments were the other Items
| o. tue days programme.