Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-05

ocrhon, formerly III CoFkreaeh, and since al | on.
s'aHa, United States were also arrested immedi.
aseF arc. lheir arrival rom America Sir. Ran.
s son was discharged. and Mr. GetDon has been H.
! been retained. 49, -" - 80 ""'N
IN. Mr. James Lawior, laic residen, OF Simmer
mn. coachmaker, Mr. NJ. Marin. a medical SIN
Sen', connected with The clubs, and Mr.. Timothy
oI"n' VI Moun'Ioy street, have been arresre&
aau Iouim"ea Ia Newsa'e. Inspector Enlwise
seaicneu me lodgings OF Mr. LaWlor. az Sum.
theiniii, and IN carpet BAG, under bed he %,
seventy ball Cartridges with about two pounds OF
Two bells. e'p' wy"
Dr.. McCarron, who was arrested in Dublin on
Monday. and committed 10 Ncweate Tor high
reason and who Is supposed to represent The DO.
dy OF Irish sympabizers in America. vas lor.
merry resident OF Liverpool.
lie IS understood 10 b. 4 man Of remarkable
aoii'y. For some lime past he has sailed as sur
seoh Win Inc Sarah Sands, the American screw
steamer, ana ne only gave up This situation 10 fol-
~" ms reasonable tastes IN this side Il the
channel. The Executive have for some time
NAG iheifeye on hin and his bsc:hten IN me cru.
saac "nich ne was conducting on behalf Of the
young Ireland parry in America.
Five persons have been seized in Armagh: they
nad Crossed over from Srolland on Monday, in
steamer. ant took The U!sIef Railway for Ar.
mdsh. Ihe circumstances Of the times. and
so'nel'Bg foreign In their air and appearance,
Caused mem 10 Dr. followed and seized The next
morning, 10 hughes Hoie,, in Armagh. They
consisted OF three Americans and ~, French
men anc one Journal says they had f 1000 upon
e. $50.
ENGLAND.
on he l2,h, The Manchester Magistrates struck
blow against Club organization nv srrr>tire
fourteen Of ne CHIEF leaders Il The various Clubs
I'D different paris Of The town An their pa pers
were seized. The prisoners apprehended have
bsen reinandeG Tor week.
Al hyde, DakenfeId and Oldham, the Chauisrs
nave appeared IN considerable numbers parad-
lug through Inc districts armed with pixies and
guns, out 10 all cases upon the appearance Of
,ne ponce or military they have taken 10 their
heels and dispersed.
Al Liverpool on The l6 h, strong bodies Of DO.
nee Wei armed Tor an encounter, made sudden
a'lacK upon The Charist Club in Weller street..
blacki1lars, and captured fourteen men. Upon
iheir o"'ns searched they were found 10 be armed
VIVID pistols loaded 10 the muzZIe, three cornered
dageers, spearhcads and swords, with an ample
supply Of sonpowder shot and TOW balls. Upon
one man s. rounds OF ball cartridge were dis.
covered.
Al Ashion.unier-L and other districts round
Manchester considerable excitement has existed
ior some time rasr, and the clubs have been more
than usually active. Mobs have paraded the
stress with pixies AMI guns, and there can be no
douoi that some scheme has been concerted with
Inc disafiscied in Other parts Of III. kingdom 10
get up some insnrTeclionarv movement.
SPAIN.
| Accounts from Catalonia state tina, band O;
| Republicans had invaded the province from
France, and had entered he lown Of Mau>ane de
Cabrenls, where they piilaged the house Of The
Mayor, and exchanged some shots with The troops,
after which they joined a Monle,nolnst Chief
Engagements between small bodies ui insurgents
and The Queens troops are reported, the most i'm.
| rordn being an encounter al Loua, where The
| insurgents, 500 in number, headed by MARSHALL,
ana other vel known chiefs were dispersed after
| having had four men killed, several wounded, and
! many horses Cupured
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
The weather seems now the only mpedimcnt
to commercial confidence. Affairs in The Baltic
and in Italy are likely to be speedily settled, and
nothing. therefore, remains 10 interrupt pro.
grcssivc trade but destructive potato rot. The
harvest on the Continent has been nearly com.
pletcd and nothing very alarming has been done
at home. Tie weather has been, in this locality.
unfavorable. The harvest i. now general, and
| ten days Of fine weather would enable the far.
| mers 10 get III tneir crops. from all quarters,
we regret to say, the reports OF the potato rot
are disheartenng. In The West Of ireland it is
hardly less disastrous than in 1916, but as tho
sne weather seems 10 have set in in that country,
We still indulge The hope that fears have exag.
gerated the mischief.
Yesterday the weather here was very fne, al
though we had showers Of rain in the evening
and il does appear that whole fields, alter being
attacked, have subsequently recovered The
extent of the blight cannot now De estimated
but it is agreed, on all hands, that the crop is
unusually large. The other crops, too, are an
average, and the quantity Of grain, in store, i.
very large.
The state Of trade, this week exhibits no new
feature, and the intelligence from America adds
nothing TO previous accounts. The demand
for Cotton, consequent on advices from Eng
land, had improved, and tho prices Of Bread
1 stufs had advanced little