(FROM THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY) (From the Dublin Pilot, August 7.)

New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 263, 6 December 1848, Page 3

(FROM THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY ) (From the Dublin Pilot, August 7.)

At -1 o'clock yesterday, warrants \vem sent from flic C.istle to the Governor of Ncw^ato, fully loraimtting Messrs. Breunan and Mcaney, and Dr. West, f a hi^h treason. Immediately upon the airival of the new warrants the parlies were conducted to the office oi the prison r and tliere, in the presence of i»ir Edward StanU'y, Mr. Smythe, thu Governor, and otlicih, informed of their import. Mr. Meancy is churged with having combined, conspired, confederated, and agiecd with 11. J.Veiner, aiiddiveia other peisons, to levy war against her Majesty, and deprive her of her just stjlc, ii^ht, and title of Queen of these realms. The chains, > against Mr. Biemian and Di. West are in the sumo terms, but omitting the uame ol " Uichard J. Vei'iu 1 ' in the warrants. It is thought that ihe Crown will cndc.wour to s-is-tain the chargo oi conspiracy, by j;iviug pio>t 01 Hit; proceedings at a meeting oi lue \)re^idc;sib <>( tlicclul'S, hold lieio iipwaids oi a foitniglit since, «h(iiMr. '). O'ijiicn proposed ascnesof resoluluns, w'hcli were signed l>y Mossrs. Meancy, Urcunan, n-nl \\ r cb% m theii capacity of L'residcntsi and thu their writings in such cap tcity, nml the recent acts of Saai'U O'Urieu in the souih, will hi proved as oveit acts m common against all the parties. The Mr. Veraer alluded to is a brot'-er-in-law of John Mitchel. At 6 o'clock a full committal was also forwaidcd agn mst Dr. M'Ourron, of New York, foi high treason. It is supposed that a special cjnimissioi) will lie s~ sued, at the close of this muntli, for the tiial ot all (ho political offenders, except those in custody before the passing of the late Act, and application h 18 bepii made to the Lord Lieutenant on the pan ol Messis. Meanoy, Bienn.ui and West, for copies of the tnlonn.uions, buc no icply hf s, up to this time, been receive!. This d iy Mr. Berlin, of New Yorh, and Mr. Miurow. editor of the Dvoghcda Aigus, have ixen iod^od iv Newgate . Mr. S. OBrien lias made over all his property to his family. His father m la at, (Mr. O'abije't, oi Limerick,) and his own fami y, are said to be in a statii of very great nflliction, it the probable results of his conduct. Some curse Dr. Grifhu, of Luneiick, whose advice caused him to change his mind, and continue in the agitating line after his rehnquibhment consequent on the mal treatment he received from his lollowci'3 at the celebrated soiree 111 this town, (Limeiicls).