It is the hour of Ireland’s peril. Let every
Irishman and every man—let the Demo
crats, and especially let the \\ h.gs, w her vo
ted lor the Irish relief hill in Congress and
who contributed so largely by contribution,
to save Ireland from starvation, now rally to
her assistance. The last New York Tri
bune says:
“ From a chaos of inconsistencies, fabri
cations and rumors, we arc let) iir almost
total ignorance of the real state of things in
the island, for at least eight days previous
to tho sailing of the steamer. From the ac
counts which we have from the English and
Irish Tory papers, and from tho Dublin
Repeal press—now, we are told under Brit
ish censorship—we are led to believe that
nothing of importance has occurred, xxitli
the exception of n hatllcd attempt to arre-t
Smith O’Brien at Ballingary, in the county
of Tipperary.
