The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-07
0NR DAY LATER ny THE ACADIA.


The general topic OF conversation here, is thai
relating 10 the Special Commission, which takes
place in few days al ClOnmel; the parties against
/ whom the Crown Solicito considers he as com.
plete case, are Smith o. Brien, McManus, and The
rebel peasantfy.
tie finds difficulty in duplicating Msagher in
the BalngaTTy sifair-in fact, he cannot get proof
10 show that he was there At all, and his only step
| TO have him tried is by charging him with overt
acts ofueasou in connection with the affair One
or two of the peasants have become appTovers,
and their dispositions are in the hands OF The
Crown, but twill take stronger proof than this TO
insure a conviction, in order that the Crown may
have the best OF IT,
The grand panel is 10 be selected from the pet
~ Jurors in those cases connected with the State
trials.
We Just observe that a Belfast correspondent
writes MS TO say that MIR. Halpin Cole, Secretary
10 the Irish Confederation, who was imprisoned
under the hsbeas corpus act, has been sent up,
for what purpose we have not heard,
Poor Lord John Russell, who has been making
a stolen visit 10 the Vice Regal Lodge, makes his
exit tomorrow. He will be well able TO talk glibly
and forcby ON the affairs of Ireland for he has, in
the short space of week, seen with his own eyes
and heard Slth his own ears the miaule of Ire
land; but il was in Lord ClaTendon's back parlor,
in the Castle of Dublin, not in the wids OF Tippe-
ray, the mountain districts of Kerry, or the pow
eTty-siIie ken local tics of Galway.
BY the way, many Of our citizens yesterday and
this morning were busy circulating report that
his lordship will endeavor 10 accomplish at least
one good object by his visit. What is il? Why,
the abolition Of The Irish Coun, the onlys remains
of monarchy which Ireland has for Centuries pos
sesSed. Oh! how the tongue OF O'Connell, was
be alive, would descant upon this piece Of
Wing craftsmanship and love for Ireland!
We learn by letter from Clonmel, dated Thurs
day evening, that the summons for the Special
Commission had Just been served on the jurors,
who were ordered 10 attend on the 2lst inst, I'M
der penalty ol2OU.
Perfect tranquility prevails throughout the coun-
try, and the weather continues favorable for har-
vest operations, though perhaps a higher degree
OF temperature would be desirable.
France,
BIZ ErpreSs from Paris 10 Dorer. From Doper 10
London, and fran London 10 LiUsTPo0l, By Tel.
sgTaPA.
Later intelligence from Paris informs us that
the project of The Assembly was proceeding much
more rapidly and with much greater unanimily
than was expected. There seems 10 be with the
majority desire TO have all distinctions toward
a fair development OF republicanism removed, they
having decided by a large majority that there
should be preamble 90 the Constitution.
The National, which is considered the official
organ Of Government, confirms, on Thursday, the
account of dispatches having been received at the
Ministry OF Foreign Afiairs from the minister At
Berlin, of the acceptance by Austria OF the medi-
alton OF France and England on the Italian ques-
ton.
Gen. Beaugrand, a distinguished officer under
Napoleon, died on the 9Th.
There have been several riots so serious that
the authorities Of one of The departments had pc
titioned the Executive TO place the department in
state Of siege. IL is stated that the government
are in full possession of Louis BonapaItist plot,
with notifications at Lyons, and ten other places,
and that they will put It down with a sIToIg land.
Louis Napoleon has announced himself as a
rft1 oas,fn ~
the Seine.
Il is said that conferences have been held be-
tween the mOnaTchisls and moderate republican
party in the Assembly, which, il was expected,
will lead 10 fusion of all in behalf Of The Repub-
lie. Ii is expected that the constitution will be
voted by the end of October, and that the Assem-.
bly, will then be prorogued till December.
Much disturbance continues 10 prevail in the
departments of France, nor is the government al
ease respecting the tranquility OF the capital The
greatest precaution, however, was being taken to
meet all eXigences.
The Observateur states that the government en-
tertained the Intention of declsIing The department
Of the lower Pyrenees in a state OF seige, in con
| sequence of their resistance 70 the popular wish
| In the Paris assembly yesterday, M Basti6e an
nounced officially that Austria had accepted the
profered mediation of England aud Spain.
| Il was TumOred in the Assembly that BuOna
partisl plot has been discovered.
Germany.
| FRANKFORr.-Commercial affairs, which wer'
| improving, have al once received a check by th'
warlike tone Of the Diet, who, by majority of II
have refused 20 sanction the aunistice which las
been concluded between Prussia and Denmark.
! As this was a direct violation OF the authorized
step which Prussia had taken, the minority resign
ed in a body on the 9Th INST.
| The debate took place in a crowded Assembly
| and amid much excitement, on the motion tina
! the National Assembly DEGREES the stoppage O
the military and other measures connected wit
| the fuflment of the conditions of the armlstIee
| The numbers were ayes, S)6; noes, 81; malort
| II. The motion subsequently put, that the Ma
tional Assembly resolves thai the question as &
the stoppage OF the fulfilment Of the armlstice
shall not be put 10 the vote until some resolution
| as 10 the armstice itself has been formed by In
Assembly, was rejected by a vote of 24f to 2s(
The Assembly broke up amid great mmulL Tn
Ministry met in council almost Immediately attel
wards, and, as before stated, resolved TO resign
body.
The city continued in a very disturbed state vi
Ill late hour at night
Italy.
The young wife of the hereditary Prince of Pr
ma, sister OF the Duke OF Bordeaux, has given NJ
tice that she intends to maintain the right of HI
line in the Duchies, having given birth 10 sol
born an Italian at Florence.
The Roman Chamber was prorogueo to the l5i
| November. The Pope has resolved 10 send a rel
r resentation TO the Congress on the Italian que
ton.
: The latest dates from Genoa announce that aft
much difficulty, tranquility was re-established.-
From Placentia news has been received that
, most destructive epidemic had broken out amor
the Austrian troops.
Hungary.
BY accounts of later date from this quarter, v
8 learn that the Croatian insurgents were in posse
sion of Fiume, and had burnt New Moldavia.'
The band returned TO Agnanr on the 10Th uli., am
great rejoicing. Gen. Bechtold had sent flag
tmce 10 the insurgents Of ST Thomas, but withc
= effect ..#.....
Naples ana Sicily.
e We have advices from Naples to the 18th ulL
y The English feet was still at Casaelmnre and
)f pies That ofFrance, ut Palermo. Tho deeisl
T. Of the Neapolitan Government 10 send the exp
u dition 10 Sicily had excited the most intense ss
iety. Messna was OF comse expected TO be I
Is point of attack. The British Admiral had civ
Is orders that no interruption should be offered
e. any way 10 the Noapolitan fleet.
The expedition TO Sicily left Naples on the 3
=. ult. II was believed thai they would meet with
warm reception, as all the adult population
y armed the houses. The streets of messina
:. been prepared for a determined defence and
q inhabitants had resolved aud were prepared
blow up the city rather than surrender.
of Mr.. C.. who had by degrees becoI