The Eagle and O'Connell.
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The New Orleans Picayune of 10Th
inst. reports the arrest of Bryan Mcguire
and Phil. Mahoney for disturbing the
peace. The Recorder had some dflicul-
ty in ascertaining the cause of the fight
and ordered Bryan to come to the point,
which he reached at last, being the propo-
sal Of Mr.. O'Connell's health by Phil.
"'lll not dhrink it, sis !. Thin ye're no
lrlshman,' sis he 'As good as you are,'
sis |; 'but l'll dhrink no mans health
who sis word against the American Al
gle, that floats above ant watches over
the MIST where Liberty hatches her young
%. knew ye had the Saxon dhlop in ye,'
sis he. 'll's lie,' sis |. Take that then, ,
sis he. 'And that,' sis !; and to it we
wint, and at 1t we kept till the watch man
arrested us. But we talked the thing
over in the watch house last night, and
made it all up. Phil sis he'd suffer to be
cursed Iaythcr than propose O'ConnelPs
health, if he knew that he said a word
against the Amirlcan Algle; so if yer honor
Its us off this time, we'll nailher brake
the pace nor one another's head for a
month of Sundays" The Recorder took
them at their word and ordered their i'm
mediate discharge.