The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-13
FURTHER NEWS YTHE HERMAN

The Baltimore papers received oy Telegraph
fuller details Of the news By the steamship
Herman, than those we published. We copy
what additional we find of interest:
IRELAND.
The mail train arrived this morning, but
brings no intelligence of importance except,
however, the hasty communications dated sun
day aud last night, descriptive OF the state oil
the disturbed districts up 10 the latest hour.
CLoNMEL, Sunday night, 9 o'clock.-The IN
surgents have moved towards this town No
attack was made last night on keilsheelan, as
was expected, but bodies of men were march
ing about the neighborhood only. They made
several attacks on the farmers, taking arms and
DESTROYING property, and at noon to-day bodies
of persons were observed moving about on the
Top of the noun tain which rises above the town
on the Waterford side. Crowds of habltants
were collected in the streets, and as evening
approached they on the mountain appeared to
increase in numbers, and it is fully believed
they are insurgents, who have moved over
from the neighborhood Of Carrick. The great
est excitement exists in the town tonight on
account of their appearance.
Carrick is quiet to-day, but rural districts
present insunectionary symptoms such as sig
nal fires, &c. The military are still und r
arms, and the police are scouting the hills,
constant patroles being kept up.
CLoNMEL, Sep. lS.-The quiet OF our town
has not been disturbed, as was expected last
night. The military force mentioned In my
last, as about to proceed up the mountains.
where the insurgents were gathering yesterday,
did not leave town until O'Clock, A. Nj. IL
was composed of three companies OF the b4ih
regiment, under Lieut.. Col. Siratton, and a
small consiabuary force under command oil
1.-The b. adj constable. Under the instructions OF
Mr.. Ryan, Z. NJ, this morning early party
of the Gath regiment marched out aud occu-
pied quarters along the line from Drundrum.-
A party OF constabulary also left with con
yicts for Thurles, from which place they will
march over 10 Dundrum and form portion oil
the escort of Smith O'Brien, whose arrival Is
hourly expected. The authorities have an
nounced to- day that Mr. RYAN. policeman.
who was said 10 have been hanged Dy the III
Isursents, is safe.
a large force of military left Carrick this
rnorof,,s Tor the Comeragh mountains, taking
with then, TWO weeks provisions. This N owe
lannesr, 10 Indicate a thorough securing o
these mountain @irficA Is rePlesen 'e" do ~
the most tranquil state.
Another despatch saws that tue position an'
state of the disturbed di.ti'rls OF Ireland Were
lagain exciting much attention. IN EnS'aho a
rebellion again appears TO hNve pio"'h Ou' Il
that unhappy country. -,
Shortl, after the departure of The America
, the insurgent forces moved from tLe uiou'l
ltains, and force consisting of portion o
the Third BufIs, the Fourth light Dragons, an
the Eighty-third Regiment. were despstche.
WAS
ed, and the insurgents perpelrated some exer
else i'm the country through which they pass
ed The main body had been broken up III
small detschments, and it was supposed they
would be particularly harrassing the Govern
/. ment troops during the approaching inclemen
4 winter season.
Gen Coriora has set off for Catalonia, con
fdenl OF coRquering Cabrera.
: ITALY.
Charles Albert has arrived at Turin and re
uuested The Cabinet TO resign. in order 10 form
J, another in accordance with the wants OF tn
country.
{ TURKEY.
The Cholera is raging in this country. An
other fire has taken place, which DESTROYED
200 houses.
4 SAXONY.
The insurection in this country has beer
put down.
GERMANY.
+, A letter from Vienna, dated September 18th
Z states that great excitement existed IN the Cap
tai, and that the support OF the National Guards
is doubtful. A portion of them have joined
; he academic Legion, who will employ force
10 secure the change Of Ministry and from q
I committee of safety.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna has been declared in a sta Re OF seige
and it is reported that the Emperor of Austrii
: will again be forced to seek safety in flight.
The peace between Denmark and the Ger
man Confederation has been concluded by tht
Frankfort Diet. and having rejected an amend
}, ment for rejecting the armistice, the SardInea'
fleet has quilted Venice, and the Austrian her
sailed from 'rriest, ii was supposed TO attacl
Venice. This, it was believed, would muc
d complicate the mediation of France and Eng
$ land with Austria.
ITALY.
Altogether from va riUus letters, war wit
. Italy appears indispensable. as Austria is III
Y disposed TO surrender Lombardy.
a Aliemosina was bombarded five days BY tn
!. Neapolitan troops, it surrendred aud the Nea
poitan troops landed and took possession, hay