The New York herald., 1863-06-04

case that they positively win have TO join the Northern
army when they arrive In New York.
presume that the Yankee captain s not voiasng sne
law oy reoeivins money. however small Instead On PaS
fCar,eviIe may lo) correspondents Of Cork Examinsr
This town was thrown into tremendous state o. ex
al about Six O'Clock Sf two American gentiomen about
whom the busy tongue OF rumor had circulated tne mos.
for the federal army brought them. while others as
stouty asserted that their TO procure hands 70
carry on some unfinished railways which latter er
congrcgaed IN anxious groups about the hotel discuss
ing the probable meaning Of the strangers WISH,
and eagerly awaiting an explanation An once
was immediately taken, while the principal OF
the two commenced 10 explain from the door steps the
object Of their coming Since the first moment On tieIr
arrival the unremitting atenton the police was be-
slowed upon them, which seemed greatly TO incense anu
irrtate the speaker for after making few explanatory
observations announced that unless he protected
from the intrusive and uncaed for presence OF the dogs
Q, me aw-oy which name he designated the police
NO would not proceed further with his intended BUSINESS
but leave the town altogether.
Hasdres in ne ne cro'd that sssroed around him beg
gd Of htn not 10 notice the police loudly voctf IRA ting their
Oiti9ess hererer he desired them The police still
kept over him the srictest surveillance, which caused
him again and again TO express the most indignant re-
monstrances, and ultimately Obliged him 70 leave. He
then from the hall door and from the auntng which
he ordered out informed them that BIO came from
America for n few hundred able constitutional men,
not for military purposes, as was asserted, but to
to 'the homo OF the brave and tho land OF the
froe" to work on some railways which had remained
h h IA @ Q, Ia an nanas navng aoce.ea @
Joined ia ranks He would now foreee to the accom-.
n,shmeot or ha ohar or he cn';no From ha, he con
sdered the annovjng esnanac of the nolice hut ali
deaous of ieav,ng his j.nd r srn,c md living beneath
SUM- whose glorious rays shine upon mono but reemen
generous and remuneratva nav iet them follow him 10
Cork whore their passage tickets would be secu cd BY
sola land aowiny with mil NM bonevtbe free soil of
America The excited crowd eagerly pressed him 70 de-
adhered an Insurmounfable barrier 10 the execu.
ton OF his Intentions; but wha. these intsn.
tions arc every nerson-vonr corrospondept among
the numbor-haye been ie.t in state OF pro
found and bssfrl ivnorapce and labor stiI IN the
same mystncaton lie finally took his departure after
about IN hour stav much 10 the chaern and
mont of MANY a toil,ng hardy son of labor who saw
through the dazzling Vista the end ana aim which for
Ing on his VIII esae Invitation, many OF tho luboring
community followed the next morning 10 Maow and Cork
(and Is said he booked three hundred the
mer place ihreepen a head) while others eagerly
prepared themselves awaiting intelligence OF
the precursory party who promised write Since then
nearly three hundred young men, belonging the labor
ing class tradesmen boys &C. have left here 10
ars ouDa SsS On %
uncertainty in which their unexpected journey is on
shrouded At present no authentic in Information has M
day. ny NAL.
p.s-I take this opportunity of contraiicting some
not in accordance with the facts -
DubNi May 2O) correspondence OF the London Times
n,ia v;sit 40 IN turd ~ They can,c bv the
Dnblin train and brought with them q number OF uer-
sons whom thew had enlisted for The construction OF
railway in America Ibey wanted others however and
thew tbouybt thai Chareyie might furnish them To
tho ma nn whom attendance M market had bonght into
town ,bav acnrnyiv oddressed theselves nresentinv
most nro,nsins prsnerts and offering most seducine
wages Tho listeners were soon caught npd
were ready 10 at once engage FOR ebarkatiop However,
M Concy hearing Of Il; went TO ibe parish prest Mr.
Ieader who him 10 the scene Of or
told The peope that n rs not for railway but for war
The eesers wanted them and informed tho latter that
If they did no, dec mp they would be gwen in charge
the police They took the hint and fifty persons whom
tbev had encaged thus fortunatelv cacaped
The Cork Er1miny y states that the party who repre-
scued himself az an agent empowered Ia engage large
number OF raborers IN that country to complete some m
finished line of RAILWAYS and Who offered the intending
emerants passage 10 America on the psyment OF three
pence turned cut 10 be a ewndler and had decamped
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voX. 0.ourno A xn,,s .,,. N.~,o
A, ,hc annnaI mcasra or Tho pr;,ish aud Eore7gn Anti
carar, Soca,,, IN oaI,n ~, tba ooa ~ Nav 4, was
.a,o ,ha T"yya y had ,.Ts ,bo chair
o ,h rornS ,h.s sc cn",so % ,vas s,.i, cnns;sicn,
viii ,ba hitch svorv one ought ~ observe in
WV WIN ne nsutray M wn,cn every QUE oosn' "
'ne ,oss 'h @ so.s ,.tor ~ - as ra ,o, Ne Adams
,hark;n ,ha so;o.v in NJ Jinco,s name cor Tho nro
A., lat Srooce. ,rcra ,nade exreasno
- ,os hs Sorsh snT hces ~ sho svt;ncsinn ~
si.rar~ pasoIn,tona wara odonsad raoc;ng M The
,arar hv ,hn Irrad cseas ooraenr,ent in
s,ner.na ~ ,ha oy,sncnat;cr or sho s,ovos oS The
o.,n. Ss.sa, sna a~rsass,n The rrstocIress nf Inc
R,ssh ana Forryn Anti Sla sclctv nj heng recoc