Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-10-09
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL,
--latest from Europe.

BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Latest from Europe.
The Hermann has arrived, states the Bee, but thu
despatch does not say what day she left Europe
The news is by way of Charleston, under date O.
the 18th inst.
Louis Napoleon was returned as candidate of the
Assembly of France. Result of election not known.
The Irish rebellion is progressing in small par,
ties-no. considered formidable by Government
whose troops are concentrating to suppress the in
surgenls.
The Irish police is taaos augmented to 10000
men, and ten pieces Of artillery are TO be appropria~
ted to the police force Of every county. The mill
tary are ouly to be employed in garrisoning a few
important places. The state prisoners are soon to
be removed to Dublin.
Naples and !sieay.-The English and French
fleets have interfered TO save Messina from bonn.
barGment.
Everything warrants the belief tina. Europe is
on the eve of a general war,
FLORIDA ELEcrIoN.-Partial returns from this
youthful State give a large Wing majority. The
election was for Governor, member of Congress
and Legislature. The Mobile Advertiser SAYS
"There will be a large Wing majority in the res,
of the precincts to be heard from. They have elect
ed their local ticket, and there is no doubt but the
State will be carried by the Wings"
GEORGIA ELEcrIoN.-The Crescent has received
:elegraphic dispatches from Columbus of the 9Th
inst. Fifiy-six counties have been heard from
showing a Wing gain of ahoat 80 since last year.
1t is reported that four Wings and four Democrats
have been elected TO Congress. In the second dis
trict the majority for Welborn, DEM, is 75-no
change.
There are ninety two counties in the State. but
from returns received it Is believed that the relative
position Of parties will be about the same as last
year.
VA fatal ARRAY occurred in New Orleans last
Saturday. Patrick C. DAILY was stabbed and killed
by Joseph B. Chandler.
OA contradictory statement respecting the Ell.
plosion of the Concordia, is given in the Picayune
OF yesterday morning. 1t is in reply to the ac-
count given by the "twenty-three engineers who
convened for the purpose of giving an impartial
investigation of the canse, and is very severe. We
will get the truth by and bye.
Mr.. Borrs.-The Picayune says that at a Clay
meeting in New York on the 26th ult;, Mr.. Bolts
made a speech, as advertisedin the bills. After SUM-
dry efforts to swallow the Philadelphia nominations,
he at last 60, them down BY dint of perseverance,.
We hope they won't disagree with his stomach.
IVA plurality elects the Presidential electors in
Maine. The ticket having the highest number Of
votes will therefore be successful, without the in
of the Legislature:
18TH "Fillmore Rangers" says the Picayune
Of yesterday, chad their first meeting on Friday
evening, and it was decidedly the largest and most
assemblage Of the people that we have
seen since the campaign commenced. No such
meeting has occurred since 1874"
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UGene Kearney remained in a critical situation
On the 26th ult, having been for some tina i'll at
jefferson Barracks.
Standardization. Harrison, an old and
influential Democrat Of Prince George county,
Va, has come out for Taylor and Fillmore, and
bis reasons in an able letter, which is pub
in the Petersburg Intelligencer Of the 26th
lit, In Massachusetts, Gen. Thos. ]: Green, a
Of the Old School, declares his inten-
ion to sustain Gen. Taylor. So re 60.
DIsrREssIEG S~UIcIDE.-Jesse Oakley. ESQ.,,
,Ierk Of the Superior Court of New York city, and
brother is the venerable judge of the same
curt, committed suicide on the 23d ult. by blow
lg out bis brains in a room near the City Hall
lis brother was SO overcome by it that the aid Of