Evansville weekly journal., 1848-08-24
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NO OUTBREAK YET!
INTERESTING DETAILS.
Improvement in Grain, &C., &c.


BosToN, August Ia.
The Acadia arrived to-day from Liverpool.
By her we have the following intelligence.
In Ireland no outbreak had yet occurred.
The Habeas Corpus act has been suspended,
and troops are constantly arriving from En-
land, which are sent south, where the danger
is mos; imminent, which is principally in
Kilkenny and Meath counties.
The Lord Lieutenant and his family have
gone TO England.
The Government seems fully prepared
for any emergency, but the pixies will be nu-
merous though, in undisciplined hands; and
barricades may be attempted.
A proclamation has been issued suppressing
all clubs.
Sir Charles Napier's squadron has arrived at
the Cove, warrants have been issued for the ar.
rest of O'Brien, Meagher and others, a reward
of E500 being offered for them. They escap-
ed from Dublin and are drilling men in the
provinces.
In Ireland the Government preparations do
not deter the people, but rather exasperate
them.
The Queens messenger reached Dublin on
"Wednesday with proclamation susPending the
Habeas Corpus act which was received every
where with a.great deal ofindignation. Dublin
Castle has been fully fortified.
OBrien and Others are very active, despite
OF proclamations, in forming clubs and trans
porting ammunitions,
The struggle, if it ever comes, must come
soon!
The constabulary force is every where in
creased.
The Habeas Corpus act may be suspended if
the emergency arrives.
Stamps were refused for the stFelon" and
'Nalion" to prevent their accumulation thro'
the mails; and the police ordered to seize
the copies everywhere; from all accounts the
earthquake rumbles, but has not yet broken
forth.
] Gen. Raugh has hesitated to sign the armis-
tice between the Danes and German Confed-
Grafton. Palmerston thinks his reluctance
will yield, it being more matter ofform with
him, than substantial objection.
The Archduke John was to open the Diet at
at Vienna on the 22d of July.
The seige of Prague vas raised on the
2lst.
The Russians have entered Wallachia and
and Brocharest. Their occupation of Mol
davia is not regarded as an act Of aggres-
sion.
The Italian war continues with variable sue
cess, with continual skirmishing but nothing
to decide the fate of Idly.
The King Of Naples is making extensive
pre- parations to invade Sicily when the
Duke of Genoa has been called to the
throne.
Paris still remains tranquil, reassuming lis
former appearance and gaiety. The Assembly
has proposed three millions of francs fol
the benefit of the West India sufferers.
The Cholera RACES without abatementin Ru;
sia.
The Provision market is without any materi
al change.
Sir Robert Peel cordially unites in the
} support of Lord Russell and the Minis
Il try.
At Liverpool serious apprehensions wert
entertained from outbreaks from the Char
J lists, also at Manchester. Twenty thou.
sand special constables have been sworr
in.
At Liverpool consols closed t96 IL.
CoTToN.-The Cotton market is unsettled b,
the Irish runners, and yielded slightly, but ps
change has occurred except middling 0flesfi
D which was reduced to SGD. The sales of III,
week amount to "a 900 bales.
7 CoRN-The Corn trade isactive and advan
cling.
MONEY Is easier, and the rate of interest ii
unchanged.
GRAIN-The wet weather produced spec
ulation in grain, on account of fears being en-
5 tertained for the coming crops. At Mari
Lane, on Monday, wheat rose IS per quarter
and on "Wednesday further advance of2s wa.
sustained with heavy demand. The remain
der of the week Corn was in demand at Sc a
4os the latter figures checked sales.
FLouR.-Flour maitains ITSELF Good Yves
tern Canal commanded 30s.
Corn MEAL.-Corn Meal 16s les Sd; the
demand was good
YARNs-At Manchester, Yarns had fallen
off, and holders were obliged to accept lower
prices.