Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
France.

evening, bringing seven days hlor ndyic,s '''
Europe. ''o'
France.
The advces from Paris are unsa,isr,c,.-
The socialists were mastering strength. AMI -
was much dissatisfaction with a speech r,I, ~
Thiers, taking ground in favor Of the rIo.f,.o
the clubs in Paris. The Red Re1ul,irars ,'
believed, would carry the elections in p,ris' W
vajgnac was not on good terms with I,'n...,-'' Y
Hecause tho formorhad of late haned r,,, ~ .''i
TO the Democratic party. Cavaipn,, coo.
much ala .rned at the prospect Of the Bop,n..,,-
in the election Of Louis Napoleon to the p,o.;5,
cv, that he had determined 10 prepare \ d.,,I
against tho legality Of tne election of Louis |
poIeou. on the ground that he is merely rr.,,
der. If, by this means, Louis Napoleon is oy.,
ded from the Presidency, Pierre Napoleon. ,l,
dy a member OF the National Assembly. wiI !
started rs Il candidate for the Presidency.
In consequence Of the rejection of tho armis ].
between Schleswig and IIo,stein, anI the o,.a
tance oftho mediation Of France and EDglord {
the Austrian government, il was reporte tina,
Paris government had resolved to resume Nm, f.
Of forming an army Of observation aIonr ,lo j.
and troops on me Italian frontier were 10 b, T.
moved for this purpose, oXceP! %, 600 el. 70 a., 4
The frontier Of Italy.
Changrnier, it vas supposed, would h9 ann,
ted TO the command Of the army Of the Rim, r.
An officer, walking in Cav1guac's garlsn IA
been fred AZ. doubtless under tie impression E,
he was the General himself.
Spain.
Gen. Parri1 had resigned the Office Of ,iova. H..
of California. in consequence OF j,l hs2Ih ~d
was probable that CordJya w1 ia succeed hid
Nine thousand Car!is;s were in arms aa1i7a b.|
Government.
SCHLESwIG AND HgLsTEiy.-II1sl'ritas
doubtless reconrnenced between SaalssvIr ,n
Hoistein, although tho German troops were arl
uatng the Dutch.es, and the blockade w1s r, sdf
Italy.
At Lcghorn there have Ueen scenes Of gra,t -
order. The popuace rose ID. consequence
attempt to suppress the political clubs. -
tlict ensued, ia which many OF the soldiers ,uA
killed.
Ergland. n
The Bank OF England has rcuewcdthe Jy,
business. Consuls closed at Sj II for accoi
Ireland
DUBLIN, Saturday. SEPT M
The general topic of conversation here s
relating to the special commission, which u
place in n few days at C'omuel; the "a
against whom the Crewn Solicitor considers !,
a complete case. are Smith O'Bucn, NM
and tire rebel peasantry. H.
lie finds difficulty in im0ica,inr NcarbA
the BUIIiuuaray aGdr-in fact. DE canuo.r a
10 show that he was there at al., and his OIL
to have him tried is by charging bin wi,l n !,
acts Of treason On connection WIKI lr9 aiTair Il :.
or two OF The peasants have become apr- -u
and their daposIuouS are In TIE hands Of jhe I'd !,
bnt It viii take stronger proof than This to ID
conviction, in order tIa! iuo crown mly
Tho best Of il.
The grand panel is 10 be selected from bel ,
~ jurors IN those cases connected w..l d IS 4
trials.
We just observe thut E-'fas, corresl lu
writes US TO say tHal Mr.. ualnJn Cole, S m
TO the Irish Confederation, who was ina 3d4
under the huocgs corpus uc;. has been sen: ~ -
what purpose We have not heard.
Poor Lord John Russsu WHO h7s h,,n mi
stolen visit TO Ihe Vice Regal Lodge mda 70
exit tomorrow. lie will DO wcI. abel
Iy and torcIb.y on the odl.gsor traanE. IN
m the short space OF week, seen v..l m4
eyes hr heard with hisown ears laemIsr1 ed1 n
land; bat ID was in Lord CIarca.ou's tex J@
.or in the Castle of Dublin, not in ,.a tIa SCI
ilPPerary, the mountain districts OF h-, rEuI n
poverty stricken localities In Galway. l
by the way, many o our citizens ysss sdayq 50.
THIS morning are busy c.rculatnga raTo tunlf as
Iordshlp will endeavor 10 accomplish at eadI Ee
good object by his visit. Nhal IS t WY Tnp.
abolition Of the Irish Court, ,lc oa'y rama4 NJ
monarchy which Iroland has for ccn,ur IS ssr
sed. Oh! how the tongue Of O'ConuaI IN I
alive, would descaut upon this piece oil ~.
Siaiesmunship and love for Ireland! L.
We learn by letter from C,omneI, da ID ~.
day evening that the summouses for tn NJ
commissions had just been served on d "a a
who were ordered to attend on the 2ls n<I ~
der the penalty of E2OO. nos
New York, Sept. 30 81 PD
From the details Of the news by the Az "a !
It seems that the Irish rebellion was SCI ~ -s .-s
Beacon-lights are burnin, u ''ue
hill in the counties of Wexford, Tpp3 ~ rev. @W
kenny. and Waterford. "b
Tho latest Telegraphic intelligence 70 IN "ec
gave nothing further from Ireland. san
The Tory journals attribute the ri M Flhe n
Irish to aggression, (and not to a poii he sta,o
as the landlords have much distressed p Of M
Accounts by the Americg state that cy nj
ran has entirely failed in his nego.a!i FOR Inc
sale of United States stock selbei,
New Posr RoUrEs.-The following Wv York
have been established in Arkansas dur aSoSap,
sent year: h, w1f
From Washington, via Johnson's their m
Springs, and Russey's in Sewer coaa The !
springs ana Mountain Fork CoHe' II To- save
10 DaIIos. aeni We
Tfo" GHcolah 10 Ho! Springs Vas one
From Lost Creek, via Hester's Br vrlufrr
rcane Creek, via IL. Curr's, to Pine y as Comm
son county. be q"
From Chicaloh Village, Yell com aa mns;
thias Harkey's via Jordan Thompsoa lenseIy
sons Bluff, in Johnson county. Sad Off !;
From Fayetteville. VIA Daniel Nea enb. ~
10 Maysvilic, Benton couu' y he ~