Democratic banner., 1848-09-04
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sfa NswsYork, August 3l-lo. P, NJ.
Tbs steamer MagGriia arrived this even.
lhgiGst his port, bringing seven days latel
Intelligence from Europe. She left Liver
Podlon The 18th instant, making tie trip in
thirteen days. TIA
Lekehd.AThe.secounts from the unfor.
fRRAts country. state the arrest of Mesgh.
eH QQologhul and Doheny. / The police
Apds soldiers of the British army were in
Pureuitfof; O'Gorman and other confeder.
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Arrests continued to take place 10 every
pareOf the country. i, sa g. i
Smith O'Bryea was soon to have his tri.
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Tranquility prevailed. but the people fas
from being we'll disposed toward the au.
thoFities,o of the country. {. ,
Several Irishmen and chartists had been
arrested in England, for using ssditious Ian
8lagesi5 E!gBGtii s.t a' ssaa5 r. ..
-AIettsr was found on O'Brien, after his
apprehension, from Duffy, (ofl the "Na-
Gons Bewspaper,) Of a highly treasonsble
~chsraQtels, and written after the open re-
bsllion Of O'Brien.s ln n..laa III
The Irish clergy were doing all in their
power 70 preserve peace.
Three Americans and two Frenchmen,
crossing from Scotland to Araugh, were, ar
rested as sympsthisers with the Irish peo-
pie; and it's said that large sums of money
were found upon them.
.fIO'Brien, we presume--there is . blank
id the, dispatch1 has written a letter, in
which he indignantly denies having made
any ,sdPalatioDs with the English GOVERN
msnt. He further says that no effort would
bs accepted, but liberty to all to leave the
The Liverpool papers are filled with &C.
counts Of the arrest Of American sympa-
thlseEs With the cause, Of ireland.
The wet and cold weather Of the past
week has caused alarm in relation to the
crop, The potatoe rot was extending all
over the kingdom.
lEsdaes- Paris continues in a state Of
or tie, persons Vsr 5 n concerned 4u ID, in the in, 81 3.
ton myIlpe, n thousand, and seven hun.
dred had been found. guilty; and two thou.
sand had been liberatea.. n 80,
.tamaFtine has intimated to the electors
o. S Macon sp bis desire to, rstirs from public
Great anxiety prevailed concerning the
disclosures in the, evidences, as to; the insur.
reeuoniof June, ell of ;whichtwas soon to be
printed toi the, use of the Assembly
Netting, i is said, wouIdb be suppressed
The debate, On this subject was to com
msnce on, Monday the 2lst. II was expect.
edtocsuse great excitement, but Cavsig-
macs arrangements to prevent violence was
complete. m
The lon-intervention policy which had
been snnounced, created a great number Of
eashiss,, but It was hoped that the eood.sen.
ses Of the people would triumph. FL !
There had been a serious fiot at LYONS,
n3t foTever, Of q political character, and
several arrests were made. u 80
Charles Albert has evacuated Lombar.
o9SE tpE-t33E G~su as. iifsi-trE zHf1li
yGsn. Weldon, stths head Of an Austrian
army, had entered the Pspal dominions.-
The Pope of Rome was greatly incenssd
a khia invasion. 4 bsttle snsusd, 10 whict
tRa ARetFians were worsted. tai7f o. o. y5
The war between the German Duchis.
had Reenrspeved, but no battle had taken
place. The blockadeaof the, various ports
wia eommepcsd on tho 18th. .sfr
.Engadnd.-The Chartists were again ma.
King hostile destrations in various parts Of
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