Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22
ARRIVAL OF THE g
AC A DIT a.
Seven DAYS Lareru


Ireland Quiet, as yet-Suspension ofshs
He6eas Corpus Act--RearGrd offered
for The Arrest of O'Brien. ,Meaeher.
and ofhers--Efect OF Government Pre-.
Pdrations-Papis 7ranquil--C Cholera
IN Russia.
New York, Aug. Asz
HE steamer Acadia arrived at Boston
this morning. bringing, seven days later
advices from Europe. She Left Liver.
pool on the 18th uItimo. s1z=------se
lRELAND.--ln Ireland there has been
no out break. yet. The Habeas Corpus
act has been suspended. Troops are
constantly arriving from England, and
are almost Immediately cent south, prin.
eipally to the counties of Kilkenny and
Meath, where the dangers is most ims
minept. The Lord Lieutenant Of Ire.
land, has sent bis family to England.
The Government seems fully prepared
tor any emergency, but pixies will be nti.
merous. though in the hands of an undis.
ciplined band, and barricades may be Il.
tempted. A proclamation has been issued
suppressing all clubs. Sir Charles Ma.
piers squadron has arrived in the Cove.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of OfBrien. Meagher, and others, anda
reward of five hundred pounds has been.
offered by the Government for their an.
prehension. They have escaped from
Dublin, and are now engaged at drilling
men in the provinces. The Government
has refused stamps for the circulation Of
"Felon" and dublin Nation" news.
papers, so as 10 prevent their circulation
through the mails; and the police are or.
dered to seize and destroy copies wher.
ever found. The earthquake now rumbles
from all accounts, and will shortly break
forth in its might. 81
The preparation making by the Gov.
ernment does not in the least quiet the
people, but, on the contrary, rather ex.
aspeIates them. The Queens messen.
ger reached Dublin on Wednesday the
18th, with proclamation suspending the
habeas corpus act; the proclamation VAS
received every where by the people with
uabounded indignation. Dublin castle
has been fully and strong ly fortified
O'Brien and others are very active in
opposing the proclamation of Government
SURPRISING all clubs, and in Transporting
munitions. The struggle. if it ever comes,
must soon take place. The constabulary
force has every where been largely in-
creased.
ENGLAND.---Sir Robert Peel cordially
unites with and supports Lord John Rus.
sci and his ministers, in their demonstra.
lions to preserve the peace of Ireland.
In Liverpool, there are serious appRe-
tensions entertained in reference TO .
Chartist outbreak. The same feeling is
also maifested in Manchester. There
have been 10000 special constables ap-
pointed and sworn. If the emergency
arrives, the habeas corpus act may be
suspended. Large bodies of troops have
been concentrated at these points.
FRANCE.--In Paris all is tranquil, and
the city begins to re-assume her appear
ance and gaiety' The Assembly have
proposed to appropriate three million
francs for the benefit of the West India
sufferers.
CONTINENTAL AFFAIRs.-Gen. Raug.
lie besitates to sign the armistice between
the Danes and German confederation;
Palmerston thinks that he will yield his
reluctance, that it is more form than aub.
stance.
The Italian war continues with varia.
bio success and continued skimishing,
but as yet nothing has transpired to decide
the fate ofItaly. ~
The King of Naples is making exten.
sive preparations TO invade Sicily, where
the Duke of Genoa has been called TO
the throne.
In Russia the cholera is raging to
fearful extent. -.
Spain, Portugal and China are in
state of perfect tranquility. 80
From MExIco.-The Monte, R.,,,b.