Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-13
Correspondence Of The Pittsburgh Gd=siie.
Arrival OF the Steamship Hermann.
NEW YORK, October 4, I840

NEw YoRK, October 4, 1848.
The steamship Hermann, from Southampton
was telegaphed below at 5 O'Clock this evening.
She sailed on the 20tb, making the voyage in a
litIle over IA days from Southampton.
An express from Paris brings Tuesdays Re.
forme, which announces the return of Louis
Napoleon as a member for the MOsee, the city
elections are not yet fully known, but the three
moderate Candidates appear to have the best
chance, it isthought that in some srondissements
the Socialists have received great many votes
as has Louis Napoleon. Marshal Bugeand has
a great number also. But on the whole the
Moderates are likely to prevail.
The Assemblee Nacionel asserts that the En-
glish and French fleets had interfered and saved
Messina from Bombardment, unfortunately Al
bert arrived at Turin and requested the Cabinet
to resign and form another in accordance with
the wants of the country.
The Predmentne Gazette Of the l4lh Sep.
tember, states that the Steamer Besuyius, had
been ordered by the Sicillian Government, 10
land troops at Melazzo.
The Nepolilan troops had advanced from Mes.
sina, and been repulsed on the 9th, and the Gov
ernment Immediately ordered the formation of
seven new corps.
In Turkey the Cholera was still raging with
great fatality. Another great fire had occurred at
Conslantinople consuming two hundred houses.
lRELAND.-The accounts from Ireland repre-.
sent the Country 10 be in the same distracted
condition, as al the last advices. In the rural
districts, some new insurreclonary symptoms
have disclosed themselves. Bonfres cleaned
from the hills and the Military were still KEPT
under arms, collisions were hourly expected be.
tween them and the insurgents.
LIVERPOOL Corn TRADE.-The arrivals have
been extremely limited since Tuesday, from Ire
land. ModeratosuppIieso of Wheat, Barley, snC
Indian Corn have come in since the departure u
the last steamer. The weather is fue. From
the Iowerdistricts Of country there are complaints
of a short yield of wheat, and decay of the po
talo crop, which is represented to be increasing
There is moderate demand for Wheat, at
decline of l to ga per 70 pounds However
Barley, Peas and Beans meet slow sales, with
out change in prices.
Indian Corn was in fair depand but prices
had declined Is. per quarter. Corn Meal wa,
rather neglected at It's. per barrel. TIansac
lions in Flour were limited, at previous rates.
! LlvERPooL, September 20.-Auhisd day Corn
! Market there was good attendance Of dealers
and moderate show Of most articles in The
trade. The demand for Wheat was limited, n
prices of Tuesday, which were l02d. per bush
el Of 70 pounds, lower than this day week.
Oats were Id higher, per AS pounds. Corn wa
enquirod for, there being but few parcels o
sound quality on sale-lhe article fully recov
cred the decline of Friday. Corn Meal wa
held for Is. per barrel advance. There was bu
limited demand for Flour, without change q
prices for Irish or American descriptions, bu
English was Is. the sack lower.
CoTToN.-There was a fair demand, but pri
cos were without change, for all descriptions.