Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-22

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The Cambria arrived to-day, with seven
DAYS later news from Europe.
IRELAND.-The confederates, on the issue
Of the proclamation, retired 10 their Southern
strong holds. The first encounter was with
the police near Mullinohone. The police re-
tired 10 a house, when Bryan laid siege 10
them. but the insurgents were dispersed by
the cavalry.
All the Southern counties ha We been pro-
claimed, and several persons arrested and Ia
ken to Dublin. The Repeal Clubs have been
dissolved. Barbados were erected OF Thurles,
attacked, and the insurgents repulsed.
The details are full concerning skismislrs
but everywhere the Irish have vie d d and the
triumph of Government is complete. II IS
impossible TO digest the details. There isev-
iiently a cloud over Irish hopes at present.
Business is generally dull, Cotton steady,
sales limited; the cora market has receded and
Iron is declining. Wheat advanced Is per
10 TBS; Corn receded Is per Or; Provisions
steady; Tobacco unchanged.
Gen. Mcdonald has command. At Balm
gary all IS peaceful, but the withdrawal of
The troops will be a signal fol renewed out
breaks. Bryan is supposed to be concealed in
the mines.
Lord tiardinge reached Dublin and assurn-
Ell the chief command. There are $4,000
troops, and the search for arms is Wig rously
prosecuted, about the focus of sedition
The Irish are Welding to stern necessity
The European Times says that it is evident
that the movement has totally failed. and the
most slnguine OF the contederates must now
BE- aware that there never existed the small
est hope for successfully competing with the
British Army.
FRANCE.-Lamartine has proved before
the investigating committee that he was un-
compromised in any outbreak. The Assem-
bly,, by a vote Of 69l TO 2, have rejected Prud-
homme's plan for Selling two thirds OF the
landlords, incomes. 1t was declared 10 be an
odious attack upon the principles Of public
morality. A death blow has thus been strick-
en- at Communism.
ENGLAND.-The sugar duties bill has
passed the Parliament.
MiSCELLANEOUS.-Th Danes have re-
commenced War, all negotiations falling
Russia avows that all her military prepara-
lions were only defensive. The Berlin Diet
had rejected the independence Of Posen, aud
refused to engage on the side OF Poland. 1t
is rumored that the Emperor OF Austria has
abdicated.
Moldlvia and Wallachia were still agita,ed.
iHt provisional SoNtlllHcUt nave lfu nun
Bucharest. The Turks have landed al Gal
oese.
In the Indies, the Sikhs have won two VIC
tories over the Mouitan rebels. Austria has
officially recognized the Queen OF Spain. Por-
tusal is tranquil.
From the Iivsrpool Journal, august 18th.
IRELAND The accounts of the late out
break are confused, but any version Of The
story makes agains, Young Ireland.
0Brien threw away the scabbard, but left
tie sword by its side.
Meagher bought a disguise at a slop shop,
COX a post chalse, and showed his u~perinr-
lily speed.
The '.ebeis" were allowed to choose their
ground, but looked to The advantages Tor an
easy retreat.
There were skirmish-s, even Il battle.
The latest accounts, on Friday the 4th,
rom Dublin, state that all was quiet in the
iisaffected districts. O'Brien and the other
leaders had escaped.
The Funds were quiet on Friday morning,
out after the reception of the Irish news ou-
on the report that France would not interfere
with Italy, where the condition OF Charles
Albert is most desperate. He asks an arms
lice OF Radeisky which was refused, except II
terms which the King declared he would ial
at the head OF his army, with his sons, rattle
+ trIan atcept.
4 1t vas added that assistance from Franc,
was hopeless, excerpt Engl.nd jainel in the
intervention. Thu Slrlinian Ambassador hat
formally demanded the aid Of the French.