Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

Contemplated Arrests in LiUgpool.-The mags
trates Of this town. it is said have determined TO ar
rest the leaders Of the Liverpool demagogncs DR.
Reynolds anticipating this course, has He'd TO BIZ
mingham, TO which officer has been despatch
| ed with a warrant for his apprehension.
| In consequence of Smith O'Bren's proc .edings al
Mullinaone, where a large meeting was lately held
by Doheny, Governmen t has iSSu ID orders for the
| formation of a camp tn well as at Plltowni
one has already been formed near the seat Of the
Earl Of Besborough.
At the Irish Mining C1npany's works, Bal.
lmgarry, county Tippcrary, thu workmen all return
ed TO their work yesterday, and returned TO the
owners arms that were taken from several parties
the day before.
Further DIingS.-Onr lat st accounts from ireland
state tn II ats for training and drilling had tax
place at Droghcda; that it rumortd that Smith
o. Brcn had been captured, and that the Police had
made search for arms in forty three houses al
the same instant of time.
Stamps were refused on Thursday for the Fero,
and the NHion, which tn 'r.fjr. could not appear
ycstrrily, inasmuch AZ tn y .rs not to b. trdis-
mttcd through tn POST OiF;!, and if patch d
them at every point
Warrants were positv " INT to the South on
Thursday, for tht arrest OF tn ii'u~g mt al RS.
The names mentioned, including Mr.. 'agher,
Mr.. j. Dillon, Mr.. O'Gorman, Jr., Mr.. Dohrny,
Mr.. Darcy, Mcgee, &c. Mr.. Devin r lilly has re-
turned to the North. Mr.. Labor has gone to the
Lrinstcr border, Mr.. Mag is also breathing
try air. and the whole "lit.rarv phaanx,'' as Mr..
broken and secuted.
FRANCE
The news from Franc. continu to b satisfactory.
The chief cause of uncasiness seems to b, the
affairs of Italy, and the return Of Cen Oulino to the
remnant of the Army Of the Alps.
Parties in the French Capital are gradually falling
into their natural order.
The club Of the moderate party, consisting Of 450
to 400 members on the Rue de POiters, seems ally
TO increase in strength 1t embraces all the lcgti-
miss, the late dynastiss, and indeed almost all the
men distinguished for practical talent and experience
The club Pdais National, the organ of which is tn
Reforms, guided by Ledru Rollin, forms the second
party, and numbers Ash TO 400 members Lamartine,
Flocon, Trelat, and the other prrs0nages, who ruled
France from the oath of February TO the end Of June
are the chief members of this party. With 4 view
TO attack them, NJ. Leon Fanchcr SAYS that Caussi-
dere is the real protect of Police from whom Ouch
takes all his instructions Lamartine is allcg d
to be the real Minister Of Foreign Affairs. who moved
his puppet Bastide, and Ledru Rollin rules
Lamartine The club comprises from so to 100 mem
bers. The club at the Institute number about 100,
embracing all those who hold the opinions Of Marie
GARNER Pages and Arago. Fh" dif"renc' between
these two clubs almost too slight for them to
tinue long separated.
The Red Republicans meet in the Rue Cas- iglione,
and the active leaders, Caussidrre p nd lOmme,
Pierre Leroux, Lagrange, Louis Blanc, Ftienne and
Emanuel Arago, are the most active membe'S in the
Assembly.
NJ. Marras has taken his seat as President, and th.
appears to have been generally acceptable. II is sta
ted that ms Presidency VIII be only temper ry, ana
that he will be sent to London Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary of the French Republic.
The preliminary proceedings for the for naton of
the Constitution are going on. but under ring cir
cumsanccs of subordinate interest. The state
of siege still continues, and no time is now fixed for
its discontinuance.
The military tribunals are still occupied with the
trials Of the insurgents but have no salts actory
official Statement TO enable to form CT jndg
ment of the guilt innocence Of any Of The parties.
The conspirators of May l5, BarDcs Sohricr and
their acc)mpIices, seem to be forgotten. They are
still lingering in prison. and their future fate is alto
gether unknown. The seals. however, have been
removed from the printing offices aud bureamr of the
Presse. but the prohibition against its appearance
has not been removed,