The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE IIIBERNIA.

English Crops JeloD an acreage Famine
1hreatened-C Chartists of EngIdnd and
Scotland causing uaeasiness s-Arms found
ia their possession. at ~
The S,eanler IIibernia has arrived, bring.
ing adyices from Liverpool 10 The 26h.
On the 25th The London Money market
experienced change for tho better.
The ship Ocean Monarch, bound fism
Liverpool to Boston, was burned, aud one
hundred and ffy persons were lest.
On the secund rial Of O'DougherIy for
sodiiion, in Ireland, the jury could no, agree.
Smith O'Bren and and the other Tippera-
ry leaders, are to be tried by a speci,l com.
mission, which VIII better enable tic go.
grnmenl 10 pack jury against them.
TIE grain crops Of Ireland are below m
average. f
Lo.J John Russell has announced that
government will convene Parliament should
famine ,hreatelilhe land. R
The Cbartis,s Of England and Scotland
have caused much uneasness 10 the Eng.
lsh government. All kinds of arms have
been discovered among them, showing that
the conspiracy WIS much greater and better
matured than had been supposed.
The afIirs on the continent generally
wore a pacific aspect. t
The Socialists, (Fonrierites) still disturb
Paris, but without any outbreak.
The Italian question is still unsettled.
Cnarles Albert still evinces unabaied con-
fidence in tie Intervention Of England and
France, and rumor says that Austria will be
willing TO make peace on condition Of an
enlarging Of her frontiers. No permanent
peace can be made while Austria holds any
portion of the Peninsula. s 1888
The Ocean Monarch, it is rumored, had ON
board three hundred aud ninety-eight souls
'fhc fire was discovered while she was eight
m los from Great Arms Head. Several ves-
sells were in sight at the time. The Yacht
of. Mr.. Lilledalc bore down 10 her relief
but lie wind blew TOO hard TO afFo macl,
relief 10 those on board. A boat was
however lowered from The yacht and seven
teen persons were saved from the burning
\ wreck. oa @ ks
| The Brazil Ian Frigato, Alphonso, com.
mandcd by The Marquis Lisboa, on pleasure
excursion, with the Prince d'Joinyille, Due
i ]d'Aumale, (sons Of Louis Phlllippe) and o
large company orboard, was also in sight
The Frigate Immediately lowered her boats,
and saved one hundred and fifty persons. -
Prince d'Joinvillc, was particularly assiduous
in the noble work. Fifty others were saved
by other vessels.
BEAR IN MIND. That while John B. Wei
lcr was in Mexico fighting the battles of hi,
country, al the head of The brave volunteer.
fiom Ohio, Seabnry Ford, the federal cand
date, yoleA against bill' introduced BY
democlat for The relief Of The disabled sol
diers and lbe INDECENT families Of absen, vol
unteers
/ The bill provided for paying out OF th,
S;ate Treasury TEN dollars per month Il
erery disabled Ohio soldier returning fiom
the war and also TEN per month to The indi.
|aent family Of any volunteer of Ohio il
Mexico, until such lime as Congress-, by law
conld provide for the persons affected by i'll
provisions. @ % Ne .asf fl
Gsn Ford was not willing 10 fight the bat
ties Of bis country, himsslf nor was he will
| ling TO allow The State to aid ihe suffering
families ai those WIN fisked their Iivcsin its
defence ,nof was he willing 20 aid in the sup
lpost oil The wounded volunteer from Inc
Estate, until Congress should pass laws fol
Their relief sssa VIZ
/ Suehis ile man that wMggery offers al
candidaic for tho FIRST Office III iile gin Of fIis
lpatriolic pcopie'vc Ohio Ohio statcsnea.