Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-22

ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA.
Seren days later from Europe. Decline
in BreatstpDS, Representation Of FL
Uorabie Crops.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 14--3 p. M.
The steamer Europa arrived at N. York
this morning,wth seven days later inteIIi
gence from Europe.
United States produce holders offer all
American descriptions freely, and choice
offered largely. Provisions move slowly,
with disposition on the part of holders TO
take lower prices.
LIVERPOOL CoRN EXCHANGE, SEPT. lsr.
The duty, as declared this week, is one
shilling per or. ON wheat barley, oats,
peas, beans and rye. Wheat declined 3
to al per bu. IN both free and bonded
Sack flour is 2s, and barred flour Is lower.
No change in the value of oats and barley.
Oat meal at decline Of Is per quarter
A better demand for Indian corn than on
Tuesday for shipment.
ireland is quiet.
Lord join Russell has been making a
tour of personal inspection.
Numerous arrests have been made in
Manchester and adjoining towns of char
lists. Five OF them sentenced to fifteen
months hard labor in Jail at KrdaIe for riot
and assault Of public officers. DIR. Me
Dowcll, the char,lsl leader, has been con
ylcicd of treason.
Abel Lrnguist, sentenced to two years I'M
prlsonment.
O'Gorman has positively escaped TO
PARIS.
Darcy Melee has sued the Editor Of the
National American, by special commission
not met but soon expected. Mass OF doe
umentary evidence.
FRANcE.-m the debate on ;hc report of
the investigating committee, Rolin, Blanc,
and Caussadiere severaily defended them
selves. The two former Indignantly repu-
dated the charges. The latter went into
details. and contradicted the lnslnuations.-
When Caussadlere descended the tribune,
Cavaignac read requisition from the At
torney General, asking for the auth rty OF
the commencement the proceedings, char
zinc upon them as the authors and accom-
pieces liz the attempted Instruction. Caus-
>adicre said the assembly must rcscInd inn
mcdiately, and after an exciting debate
warrants were granted and issued on Sat
urday TO the Police, who proceeded to then
residences Blame fled to Belgium, bat was
arrested at Silent, having no passport
The Government released him, and he sail
ed for England, and arrived at Dover on
Tuesday. Caussadiere, not found, and he
is probably ut Perdu.
No warrants issued against Ledru Rol
lin.
Hustria accepts mediation Sf England
and France, and expresses the hope tina
through the Intervention of the German
power, Frankfort, peace may ensue between
Charles Albert and Radetsky. This ans
wer does not satisfy France. An armec
interference it is thought will take place 4
the German Assembly, engaged in discus
sing the constitution, does not settle mat
tiers.
The Hungarian troops have been defeat
ed by the Servian rebels with great loss.
Riots occasioned by the attempt to re
duce the wages of female laborers, have DC
CURED and continued three DAYS between
the laborers and the National Guards Sp
laborers were killed AMI sixty~one wouu
ded, including ten women.
In Berlin, alsD, riots have occurred. AT
attack was made on the house oflhe Presi
dent with fragments of benches and irol
railing. Stores were barrcaded, and sew
eral persons killed and wounded.
The Austrian and Prusslan ministry hav
both introduced bills 10 suppress publ
meetings.
Louis Philippe has applied to France 70
private funds.
During the week, the French trials con
tInue.
Coon WITNEssEs-Mes Calhoun and butte
of South Carolina paid the Free Soil movement n
doubtful compliment when they asserted that I
ITS lnaJence alone was to be attributed the pasSas
OF the Oregon bill with the proviso attached an
also that the party would surely triumph IN $50,