Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04
.r.. Arrival Of the Ship America.
ANOTHER REBELLION IN IRE
= LAND.
New YoRK, Sept. 20; Is

-sr.g aas II NEW YonK, Sept. 20; 1e4s
The American arrived this afternoon,
bringing news six days later.
.grs PARIS. -Advices are unsatisfactory.
Tho socialists are mastering strength.
'rhcre is much dissatisfaction with Theirs
speech. The Government is abou. to
close the Club, though Red Republicans
are about to carry election in Paris. Gen.
Cavaignac is not on good terms with La
morcier, because the former leaned too
much to the Democratic ranks.
Cavaignac is SO much alarmed at the
prospects Of the Buonapartists, that he de-
,termined to propose decree illcgalizing
the election Of Louis Napoleon. on the
ground that lie is pretender. If Louis
should be excluded, Pierre Napoleon, al
rend y elected, will start for the Presidency
L- Tho Sandman fleet sailed from Trieste.
to blockade Venice. -..
Hos,ilities have doubtless re commenced
in Schleswig and fIostein, although the
Seserman troops had commenced cyacuaiing
the districts ana blockade was raised.s +
IRELaNp.-In CIonmel, on the 18Th, a
renl rebellion had come at last The reb-
els were posted in almost inaccessible 30
sitions, at New Inn, near Carreck, on Kill
'ofWaterford troops, on the 18th captured
nine scouts, and The same evening large
body Of peasantry aroso and attacked the
Police station at Clonmel. On the I4lh,
the 81 Bluffs came in with 2S Of the men,
~hand-cuffed, for shouting "Repeal." The
Insurgents have camped seven miles from
Clonmel, where they roast sheep and bul-
locks on iron CRATES, and press all tn Join
them at Glen Bower. A party Of the Po-
lice were attacked, and a severe fight en-:
sued. A number Of the assalants were
killed, and number of the Police were
wounded. The Police fed evory where
from our stations.
II was expected that awful scenes would
be revealed on The next evening. The
Insurgents wore Club uniforms, and have
captured some pieces Of cannon.
- lTALy--In Leghorn scene Of disorder
has occurred. The populace rose, in con-
sequence of an attempt to suppress political
clubs. A conflict ensued, in which Il2
soldiers were killed on the spot.
~ ENGLAND.-The Bank Of England has
for nccount. E., z@zE - sNvE
= In consequence Of the rejection of the
.arnistice between Schleswig and Hols:ein,
and the acceptance of mediation by Aus.
tria Of France and England, a report that
Paris Government resolved to. resume the
plan Of formisg an Army Of Observation
,onthee r hine; and troops on the Italian
frontier will he removed for TINT piIrpose.
except 10000 left to guard the lillian
frontier. s-k 4sssEat q e5E.51a afILs
s Changarnier is to be the General Of the
Rhine. z-s-li 5- Z II q =.=5
Officers walking in Cavaignac's garden,
were fred upon, doubtless taken for the
SrAIN.- Gen Parviee has resigned the
government of Cota!ina, in consequence
Of bad health. .Cordoyey will probably
succeed him. Nine thousand Chartists are
in arms against the Government. azg-
FURTHER NEWS. .s.,-r
lRELAND.-The Bridges near Water.
ford, bnye been blown up to, prevent the
troops from approaching. The .Cork
Examiner" says the leaders Of some Mill
stary experience are in the Patriot camns
The Peasants are being drilled to arms
chiefly Pixies, but some rifles. O'Gormap
is among Them. The Commissarrat is vol
unfairly supplied by the neighboring farm
ers. as;sz4 -ts-.zE -H H#
r. Lord John Russell has been summons
as witness BY Smith O'Brien, and mus
.attend.-Pittsburgh Post.