Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-15
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ews brought by the American steamer Wash
1gton, and 7 days later than the news given
B our last paper. We condense the Hiber-
las news from the Baltimore Sun -
Reported Revolution in Rttssia:-AdVlces
fom Breslau, 10 August Is, say tnat leEo-
stion has broken out simultaneously III 0''
etersburgh and Warsaw.
TrovelIers who have arrived at London from
.ss;an Poland unanimously confirm this in
ligence.
onal government has been established at
Petersburgh.
affairs an Ireldnd.-Irish affairs have lost
ch of their interest, and now begin to be
arded with total Indifference, not only by
people, but by the government The State
ais have, so far, resulted in the conviction
oniy one of The chief leaders. John Mar
j, proprietor OF the Felon newspaper, has
zen found guilty, and sentenced to ten years
ansportation.
In the case of O'Doherty, the second jury
ERE unable TO agree upon the verdict. Hell
ll confined, and at the next commission the
al will be again repeated. The government
be determined upon issuing special COM
sson for the trial of Smith O'Brien and the
er captured leaders in Tipperary.
In every part of Ireland, the reports give
hl poor hopes of saving the great bulk OF the
iato crop, added 10 which it is even report
that the grain crops will be below an ave-
e. The reports of famine have attracted
ID attention of government, and measures
ve been adopted for ascertaining the real
lie of the case. Lord John Russell has an
nced in the House of Commons, that should
fears nov INDUCED in by large portion
he population prove well founded, Parlia-
email be al once called together TO adopt
measures as mag appear necessary for
wing the evil.
Fha Charlse of England and Ireland have
sed some uneasinesa in the public mind for
ne time past, but the abortIve attempt at
pollution. made at the close Of the last week,
3 considerably mitgated the fears previous
INDUCED in, not only by the people but by
the government. The discovery OF pixies, pls-
fols loaded to the muzzle, daggers and swords,
bzn cartridges, powder, balls, lucifers, &c,
low the existence Of conspiracy.
Halg The Italian question is yet unset
led The wanton siege and bombardment at
B8logna is sure to exemplify the old spirit of
astrian despotism, while the patriotism and
Tor of the citizens, and the manifestations
ID have taken place in their favor, show that
81 spirit Of resistance has not been quelIed
recent reverses Charles Albert's address
evince undated courage and confidence.
RHr intervention of France and England
enetinues, and Fumor goes so far as 10 ascrlDe
Austria and the Frankfort Assembly a read
ress TO be content with the frontier of the
aige, leaving Lombariy to join itself 10 Pied
nsnt or Switzerland. This may form the ba-
W of settlement, but on y temporary one
ere cannot be a permanent peace while
nstria retains sway over any portion OF the
peninsula.
SebLesuig Var From the scat Of war in
Eesieswig, there is little news. COrrespon-
4enis speak of an armistice and peace as a
bout to be concluded by the belligerent pow
Fs. but rumor has said the same for many
weeks past.
Continental Ne,rs.-The news from the
eoniinent generally is of pacific character
1n he early part of the week there was llt-
tIe uneasiness in regard TO France. Much APP
sFehension exists us 10 the probability of ano
def outbreak in Paris, and the occurrences OF
the week seem 10 show cause Tor the ankle
lies SO generally expressed.
The socialist confedeTacy has extensive IN
huence amongst the operatives OF Paris, Ly-
ems, and all the principal cities of France; and
the audacity maintained by Proudhon, LOUIS
BiaEc. and others implicated In the former
contest, strengthens the presumption that the
government are unwilling to proceed against
them from the fear of consequences OF con
piracy, widespread in its nature and dIabolI
81 in its designs. These designs appear tt
ave embraced extensive incendlarSm IN thf
metropolis and the chief towns in the manu-
farluring districts, coupled with which were
have been massacre, robbery, and the de-
sl4nction of governmental authority.
Loss of the Packet Ship Ocean Monarch
1erriblc loss Of Hfc.-The packet ship Ocean
Monarch, Capt. Murdoch, sailed from Liver
bool for Boston on the cath August, and was
burnt in the Irish channel soon after leaving
port, and one hundred and fifty persons per
shed.
The Ocean Monarch, Capt. Murdoch, lef
Liverpool on the oath August, with $50 steer
age passengers, 6 in the first and p III the
second cabins, and, with her crew, had OF
board 1913. She had not proceeded far, how
ever, before the utmost CONSERVATION was pro
3uced by an announcement that the ship wa
on FIRE and scarcely had the alarm been CIV
ca when she was in a complete blaze.
A3-Some one who has no regard for IN
feelings of defunct party, has sent us TIT
following serious affair -
18stressIng Mortality and LuZubrlOus
Ceremonies.
DlED, at Philadelphia, on Thursday, June
u, IS48, UNIVERSAL WIG PARTY, aged abOu
lis years.
The deceased was on visit TO his friend:
il that city, where he arrived in the enjoymen
Of bis usual health, (Which had been feeble