Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-20
Ireland.


day by the authorities, that the insur-
gents had moved from the neighborhood
of the Comeragh mountains, county of
Waterford, where they have been in
strong force for some days past.
The military and police force which
left Carrick on Thursday in pursuit
nearly captured O'Mahony; they re-
manned at Rathoormack under Mr. Coul-
SON, resident magistrate, on Thursday
night.
The force, consisting of 200 of the Sd
Buff 5, and SD regiments, half of a troop
of the 4th Light Dragons, and so con
stabulary, (Who had halted one hour in
Carrick after their arrival from DubIin,)
returned to Carrick Yesterday about
noon, bringing some arms, pixies &c.
which the fellows left behind them in
the chase, and O'Mahony's horse, fully
equipped, from which he jumped tomake
his escape. They report that the insu-
gents had moved off towards the Tippe-
rary side by the river SUR.
A constabulary party of twenty men,
under the command OF head constable
Godsill, has just been sent off from CIon-
nell to kilaheelan, upon which village
the insurgents are now said to be march
ing, after having attacked all the farm
houses in the vicinity of Slievenamon
last night, carrying with them a large
quantity of arms and provisions.
The Clonmel Chronicle also contains
the following: ''Plunder to an alarming
extent has already commenced. Fora
ging parties from the rebel camps are
beginning to scour the county for pro-
visions OF all sorts
Several instances of their driving
away cattle have come to our knowl-
edge; and as for the property of the hum
bic farmers, it is quite at their service,
for the owners would not-dare not
as much as make a complaint OF any
! depredatlonS committed upon them.
CLoNMEL, September Is
| have Just been informed that Gen.
Mcdonald will arrive tomorrow and
take command the forces in the disturb
ed districts
From the Limerick and Cork Exam
iner of the 10th ut, we take the follow
ing: I'VE are informed an express has
l&st arrived III this CITY, conveying the
intelligence that conflict took place
last night at Curraghmore Wood, be
tween party of the S5th regiment and
a bod Y oI the insurgents, and that eight
men were killed. several wounded, and
a considerable number taken prisoners
DUBLIN, September IS.
The accounts which reached town
yesterday from the disturbed districts OF
J the counties of Waterford, Kilkenny.
and Tipperary, state that the large bo-
dies OF insurgents which, in the early
part of last week hid assembled on va
rlous points in the neighborng noun
tains, were al! broken up into slna par
ties mastering generally from forty to
fifty men.
These guerilla parties continue to
traverse the country, and contrivc to
avoid coming INTO collision with the po-
lice, or the military parties, which have
| been despatched against them.
Arrival Of the Britannia.
BUFFALO, Oct II, 3 =. NJ.
The steamer Britannia arrived at
Boston this morning Flour 32a33s Cd.
Wheat shows a decline. Red IS 4dass
Sd. Corn Blasts. Daily Express of
Oct. Is, says that Ford is elected by
600 or 700 majority The Legislature
is wing, which secures wing L. States
/ Senator.
The Pittsburgh Journal says, John
ston, cert0inly elected.
New YORK, Oct. Is, 7 p. NJ.
The Pennsylvania publishes the re-
| turns from all the counties in the State,
! but Patton, Mckeon and War, n, and
| gives the result as follows Johnston
24,43S, Longstreth % 9;,s. Johnston S
majority l,439.
New YORK, Oct II, 3P. NJ.
The Tallahassee correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot, states that CabelI
wing, is elected to Congress from Flor
IDA by 800 maiority-that Brown, whig,
is elected Governor, and that the Lieut..
Governor is elected by about the same.
Painter, Loco, is elected Commissioner
in Pennsylvania by a small majority.
CLEVELAND, Oct. II, 4 p. NJ.
Ford is elected without doubt. Le-
giSlature Wing.
Johnson is elected in Pennsylvania,
certain.
The " Empir State" broke down at
COnneaut.
BUFFALO, Oct. Is, 3 p. NJ.
The arrival of the steame" checks
buslness-receipts from the West, hea-
w. Sales 5000 bbls "Merchants
Mills, and Portage, at 84,G2 ID
1000 bbls good Flour at 81, SO Ia
Sales 1000 bush. Ohio Wheat at 93c.
Sales 5000 bu. Corn, mixed, at SOC;
no change in other articles. Canal
freights 63a65c on -four; Is on wheat:
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