Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
Seven Days Later from Europe.

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v and arrived at Boston on Sunday, in her ff-
,eenth day.
The progress Of trade and commerce during
the past week has been greatly retarded by the
extreme uneasiness which is felt respecting the
affairs IN Ireland. The markets for Colonial
produce have therefore been less active, with
The exception Of sugar, which has been IN ialr
demand. The sales Of cotton are to moderate
extent. The Corn trade has been active and
prices rather higher. Manufactured goods
have been less inquired for for home use. The
money market is easy, and the rates Of interest
remain at the figures last quoted.
CoRN.--At Mark Lane, Wheat has risen IS
per Or, the best English wheat selling at Sos
To 5ss for new, and j2s a Jss for old ; red AS
To 52s. There was an increased demand for
lndiaH Corn and sales were made at BIS to
4Os. The latter price checked business
Flour was selling AT Ais tn Ais I'D per sack,
for town made, and 22s to 27s per bbl for
American.
IaEL,ND.-Thc European Times says:-The
position of this unfortunate and disturbed cOun-
Try is becoming every day more and more crit
ical The reign of terror has at length begun.
Parliament, in the short space of secenty-t,so
honrs, has suspended the llabeas Corpus Act /;
and already AN Innenec number of warrants,
10 take up, seize, and imprlson all persons to
the LIST Of March next, who are suspected OF
being dlsailected towards her Majesty Crown
and Government, have been issued troops IN
great numbers are being sent into the country,
and everything that might and power can do
10 curb the rebelllous tendencies of the people
is put into operation with degree of alacrity
and zeal very unusual IN the administration of
irish alGairs-Ineantmc the people are organi-
zng. The south IL in a state Of extreme eX-
cIienent and the cry on all hands seems to be
for arms.
The clubs are proclaimed, but the leaders,
Smith, O'Bren, Meagher, Doheny, &c, con-
t,nuo to visit the provinces for the purpose of
arming the people. conflict seems incvita-
be
The Lord -lieutenan, has lost 10 time in
bringing into force the new powers with which
he has been invested by the passing Of the la
bcas Corpus Suspension Act The Banshec
Ia NBe port with the act on Tuesday night, at
l | clock, and reached Dublin on Wednesday
morning early. An extraordinary Gazette was
published the same afternoon, containing a
proclamation, declaring that her Majesty's rep
rcscnlalivc IN ireland would proceed forthwith
To enforce the provisions OF the act.
LIVERPOOL, July 29-3 p. NJ.
Accounts from the south of Ireland, Cook
Limerick, Caotlcbar, Tippcrary and kiIkcn-
nv represent every thing quiet.
4 priyy council was held This afternoon al
Dublin Castle, when prOclamaliOns were made
Offering rewards as tollows-Smth OBricnI
$500; Meagher, Dillon, Dohcny .c3OO each.
In consequence of Smith . Brlen's proceed
ings at Mulinahoye and Pllltown, Government
has given orders for the formation Of camps in
both those places
Numerous arrests continue to take place at
Drogheda for training and drilling. 1t is ru-
Inorcd that Smith o Bricn has been captured |
Warrants were positively sent South on Thurs
day morning for all the insurgent leaders.
Government had refused to grant stamps for
the sedlion papers, and they are thus prevent
ed from passing through the post office.
TM Latsr from Leidnd.-Our express,
which left Dublin at ninc clock last night, has |
ust arrived, and our advices convey the graft
tying intelligence that Dublin continues per-
ftc,y Tranquil, but no further news had been
received,
Our Waterford Correspondents letter has
Just arrived. 1t is dated yesterday, and states
that Ill is quiet there.
Contemplated Arrests IN Lirrpooi 1.-The
magistrates of this town, it sead, have deter
mined to arrest the leaders OF the Liverpool
demagogucs. DIR. Reynolds, anticipating this
course, has fled to Birmingham, to which town
an officer has been despatched with warrant
for his apprehension.
The (bntinem.-We have late intelligence
from Bologna, stating that four of the I.ega-
ton had declared against the Pope. Some
were for oining Tuscany, and others were
iIsposcd to go over to Upper Italy.
The Provisional Government had been de-
clarod at Bologna.
The Hungarlans had met a severe defeat at
at 'Sycgedin. Il
The accounts from Madrid state the Qnecn
IS better. A party Of Spaniards had rebelled
against, and murdered the guards AT NaladO-
nd and proceeded 10 Join the Montemonists.
Paris is Tranquil. H
Letters from the Continent speak favorably H
OF the crops, and that the potato disease was
not extensive. H
Fionce.-ln France, affairs seem to have
settled down in comparative quiet, and the
provisional government devoting all It's ener-
gIes TO retrieve the nation from It's financial
difficulties. Gen. Gudizo has obtained leave
of absence from the National Assembly for the
purpose of going to the army of Italy of which
he is ommander-ln-chlcf. The Bank Of
France has decided that it should subscribe to
the new loan to the amount of % millions.
He cHoItFd Coh'nuss ~ iildhc lCdTIul pro-
grcss in Russia and Turkey.
The blight in the potato is somewhat eyten-
syc in both England and Ireland, but no, so
yrulcn, az in some years past. The other
crops have proved beyond the average. II
Letters from Ratisbon announce that a mill
tary riot had taken place in that city which was
attended with lamcntable loss of life. n
By the last accounts received of tho progress
OF the cholera in Moldavia, the visitation was
excessively severe. At Jassy from the l7thI
to the 2s,h, 1893 persons had been attacked, ct
whom SO had died, and 655 remained IN the |
hospital, and 33i only bad been cured.
A dreadful carnage recently took place al
Nensa,z between the Hungarian consisting
Of troops of the line and mobiles. and the Raj |
In insurgents. The latter lost go men, and
and the former 10. II
The village of ~. Mathaly has been taken
and burned by the rebels, who defeated the
Hungarian detachment posted there, took pris-
ioucr and then put To death Captain Count d /
Osai. On thcolhcr hand, l,arsd, a large town,
has been taken BY the Hungarans. H
The MILAN Gazette OF the lOih officially an
nonnces the departure of the Duke Of Genoa
for the Tayrol al the head of 90, ,OO9. II
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