The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-31
Ireland.


Europe.
Ireland.
on the issue oi the proclamation bv the
t'ovcrsncnt. the coniedcraics retired To
their southern sironeholds. The first en-
counter had was with the police near Null
lonhonc. The police rctrcatsd to house,
where siege under O'Brien was commen-
ced. The insurgents shortly aiterwurd.
were totally routed mud dispersed bv the
cavalry. All the southern counties have
proclaimed ngains, the government. Sew
cral arrests have been made, and the par.
tics taken to Dublin. The Repeal clubs
in Dublin have been dissolved. The bur.
rIcades nj Thurlcs have hcen attacked, and
the insurgents repulsed. The details are
tull concerning the skrmislics, but ever,
where the Irish have yielded, aud fed
The triumph seems complete. |, is impos-
siblc 10 digest the details. The hopes of
the Irish arc Tor the present evidently
clonded.
Gen. McDonclv has command in Bra.
lngory, where all is peaceful, bun the with
drawnl q! the troops will he he signal Tor
the renewal OF outbreaks.
OBricn is supposed To he concealed in
the mines.
Visconnt Harding has reached Dublin,
nnd will assume the chief command, it nec-
cssary, where fifty thousand troops IRE
stationed. The search for arms is vipor.
nnslv prosecuted in all scdi,ous counties.
The Irish IRE yielding to stern nccessi.
~.
The European Times SAYS the move
ment is evidently failure. The mnS,
sangainc Of the conicderatcs must now he
awnre that there never existed the smalles,
chance ut their successfully coping with
the British arms.
From the Lircrpooi Journal Of 5M Of .1pgustl
Ireland.
The accounts from ireland are somewhat
confused. but every version Of the story
mikes against Young Ireland. O'Brien
threw away tho scabhard Of his sword, aud
retained only the blade.
Mcnchcr bought disguise from a slop
shop, took post chaisc, aud showed supe-
riority Of speed. The rebels were allowed
to choose their own ground, and in their Sc
lection they only looked to the advantages
il offered for an easy retreat. There were
skirmishcs--cvcn battle.
Fmnte.
Lamnrtinc proved uncompromisinr be.
forc the committee nppoi n,cd 10 invcs,i-
gate the late outbreak.
The Assembly, by vote Of :i9l 10 =. re-
jeclcd Prudhon,ne's plan Tor Selling two
thirds oi' the landlords income. Il was de-
clared rs I'M odious measure, and attacked
on principles oi public morality thus s,ri-
king death blow 10 communism.
Continental Affairs
The Danes have rt commenced the war
with the German conlcdcralion--alln ero.
tia,ions have failed.
Russia a.ows that all her military prep
ara,ions are on the defensive only.
The German Die, has rejected the in.
dependence Of Posen, and refused to en-
gage ON the side of Poland.
|, is rumored that the Emperor Of Aus
tria has aLdicated the throne.
Moldayia aud Wallacha continue TO be
agitnted. The Provisional Government
has fled from Eucharist.
The Turks have landed nj Galcsca.
In lndia the SIckhs have won two victo-
rcs over the MaIlnn rebels.
Austria has officially recognized the
Queen OF Spain.
Portugal is tranquil.
England.
The sugar duties bill has passed the Brit
ish Parliament.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. s.
Business, generally, is dull. Cotton is
steady, aud sales limited Sales Of cotton
for The week. B. 900 bales.
Whca. has advance Is per 10 lbs.
The corn markc, is reccding. Corn has
rcccdcd IS per quarter.
Second Despatch.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. ID, Or. NJ.
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