Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
Seven Days Later from England.

nc olChnSnp America arrived al we"
York, Friday afternoon, having left Liverpool
on the 18th inst. The news is not important,
The harvest in the northern paris Of the
kingdom Of Great Britain seemed in tolerablc
good condition.. la Ireland, the wheat crop
will be below an nerage. Crop of barley less
ihan usual. The damage To potatoes IS found
most extensive. Grain in England is thought
10 be below an average. Wheat appears
light, owing to wet weather proceeding har-
vest. Duty on grain gradually recedcd Mar
kcts IN the Baltic aud Mediterranean cornpara-
lively high.
IRELASp.-Wnh the exception of n revival
of uOuble IN the ncighhorhUod of Carrck on
SUR, the public tranquility coStnres between
Carrlck and SlevcnamUu.
The NOV, tents and doings Of the insurgents
at CaTick were uncertain, anl without con
cert. The Waterford mail was stopped near
Granny bridge, aud the insurgents had attack
ed the police station ut Glenhoo,er, one man
being killed by the police. On the appearance
OF the troops the insurgents fled To the hills.
FGAScr. Dates from Pans state that the
siege continued. The elections coming on III
rhe city were producing much excitement. 1t
was thought the republicans would succeed
that General Cayaipnac would be elected.
Many difficulties existed. La Morlclcre and
tayagnac were not OH good terms.
II IS now certain that Austria has accepted
the mediation of France and England.
MALES ASD SICILY The towa Of Messlna
had been bomLarded by the Neapohian feet
and gun boats Many shells were fired and
houses burnt, and the shipping IN port was IN
great danger. The resistance ofthe inhabitants
was obstinate.
The Cholera had Appeared on Grecln IS
lands, Government was adopting measures Of
ef prevention.
The late great fire which occurred 1T Cor
stantinople destroyed abou, Is 900 900 proper
Nv. lbraham Pacha was expected to arrite
there to adjust tribute morey.
The Cambria arrived out IN Is days Gom
New York, against strong head winds.
Murder or ono Of The EMPIRE CLUB.
John >. Austin, familiarly knowD as John
ny Austin, President of the Empire Club,
and Nm. Smith were arrested last night
charged with the murder Of Timothy Shea, q
young nan aged about % yeats, who kept bar
for his father, at a groggcry at No. IS Leon
ard street. 1t appears that about 10 O'Clock
last night, Austin, smith and Others, entered
the place, and asked Tor something To drink !;
but, as they were evidently bent on row,
they were not wanted and ordered out when
they seized the declners and glasses and
threw them at the deceased aud others who
chanced 10 be present, but were ultimately eX-
PEELED. Austns face is much cut on the
person Of one was found a large stone, and IN
the area next the groggery one of Cot' : revH-
,ers was found, two barrels Of which were
oadcd.-.N \. Mirror.
A WmTfn ScRAP.-Thc roIorinG quain,
epltapb was written on the tomb stone of a
youth, at Firth in Derbyshlrc, England
The con parSon In seasOnabe
"Our lie IS out winter day
Some only breakfast aud away
Others 10 dinner stay aud are tull fed
The oldest man but sups aud goes to bed ,
Large is his debt who hngcre out the d-.y .
Who gocs ire sOOHcr has N, io01 10 paY.
PRSSsyLv,N Joseph r. handler, Esq.
long and favorlbly know as editor of the Untcd
States Gazette, has been nominated for Con
grcss in the Second Congressional District of
Pennsylvania. The Distric, is now represent
ed by Joseph Z, lnsersoIl, distinguished ),
Whlg,w who declines Il reelection.
Trr GoyERSnENT LoAY. Mr.. Corcoran
proceeded to England for the purpose ofchcc'-
lug a sale of Government stocks, writes that
he has no doubt Of selling $500, 900 OF the
Government loan to tho Barngs, and Overond,
Gurney & Co., and ,ha, he shall return on the
23d inst.
NJ Hon William J Graves for many