Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26
From the St. Louis Union, ty Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUR0PEA.
New YoRK, Sept. IA.


New YORK, Sept. IA.
The steamer Europa, arrived to. day
from Liverpool, bringing seven days la,
ter advices from Europe.
The favorable representations of the
crops in this country carried out by the
United States, induced American des-
criptions OF breadstuffs TO be offered free.
", affording large choice.
Provisions moved slowly, with dis
position on the part of bolders to take
lower prices.
Wheat has declined 3da4d per busheI
free and bonded.
Sack flour is two shi!lings and barrel
-four one shilling lower than last report.
Ireland is quiet. Lord John Russell
made a tour Of personal inspection through
the country. .a .-.s e
Numerous arrests have been made in
Manchester and the adjoining towns, of
leading chastists-five have been sen.
fenced TO fifteen months hard labor.
At Kirkdale there has been a serious
riot in which the police officers were as.
saulted. ..-...
DR.. Mcdowell, a chartist leader, has
been convicted of using reasonable Ian,
guage, and sentenced to two years impris
Onment.
O'Gorman has positively escaped and
is now in Paris. MCGEE, the sub editor
Ofthe Nation has also escaped and gone
TO America. The special commission to
try OBrien is not expected to meet soon,
on account ofthe great mass of docum-
to hn oil
FRANCE.-In the debate in the Ma
tiOnAl Assembly on the report of the com.
mittee Of investigation as to the origin of
the attempted revolution in June, Ledlu
Roliin, Louis Blanc and Causidere, de.
Tended themselves from the charges and
insinuatious of the committee. The two
former Indignantly repudiated the accus-
atone. The latter went into details, and
cOntradicted the insinuations against him.
When Causidiere descended from the
tribune, Cavaignac read a requisition
from the Attorney General, asking the
authority of the assembly to commence
legal proceedings against the accused
CRusidiere remarked that the assembly
must beside the question Immediately
After an exciting debate, the warrants
asked for were authorized. They were
issued on Saturday, and the police pro.
ceeded to their respective RESIDENCES in
Paris Blanc, it was found had fed to
Belgium, but as he had no passport, was
arrested by the authorities at Ghent.-
The Gard, however, finally released him,
and he set sail Tor England, and arrived
at Dover on Friday. Causidiere was
not to be found although it was supposed
that he was concealed in Paris. A war.
rant was Issued against Ledlu Rolin.
Louis Philippe has applied to the
French Government for private funds.
AUsTRIA.-The Emperor of Austria,
il is said, accepts the mediation of the
French and English Governments, ex.
pressing at the same time the hope thai
through the Intervention of the Contra
German power, at Frankfort, peace may
ensue between Charles Albert and Babe
lisky. This answer is said not to have beer
satisfactory to France, and armed inter
ference is again talked of.
The German Assembly were still en-
gagged in discussing constitution for the
confederation.
The Hungarian troops have been de-
feated by Servian rebIes with great loss
There has been a setious riot at Wen
ma. occasioned by an attempt to reduce
the wages of the working men. The
contest continued for three days between
the laborers and the National Guards
In the fight six laborers were killed and
sixty one wounded, among whom were
SEN women.
PRUssIA.-Berlin has also been the
scene of riot. The house of the Preside mt
was attacked with fragments of benches,
iron railing, stones, &C., and attempts
were made to raise barricades. 10 these
proceedings several persons were killed
and wounded.
The Austrian and Prussian ministers
have introduced bills TO suppress public
meetings in their respective Kingdoms.
RUssIA-The rumors of an Insured.
ton and revolution in Russia, brought by
the last arrival were nothing else than
German fabrications.