Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-06
Foreign Arrival by the Acadia.

New ork, Sept. 20.
Editors Ohio State Journal: The steamer A.
cadia arrived at Boston on yesterday, having left
Liverpool on the 9Th.
The English grain market has declined TO an
extent nearly equal to the previous advances.
Corn 33std)3ls. and dull; Wheat 28sCO31s;
Flour, unchanged and dull; Cotton in good de-.
mand. Sales Of the week, 26730 bales, co-
sing steady. Mobile upland, 63; Orleans, 43;
with fair imports.
The sales Of Provisions have been limited
Lard, brisk-has advanced one shilling per cwt.
Bacon dull but firm. Money easy; Consols co-
sed 0OO85.
Trade in the manufacturing districts is more
active.
The weather is more favorable for the har-
yost and the potato disease is less alarming.
The steamer United States having damaged
her condenser, returned to Southampton for re.
pairs.
The address Of the Queen to the Houses Of
Parliament was delivered on the 9th inst. The
Queen then started for Scotland.
! Ireland remains tranquil.
! In France, Lamarllne has published a defence
against the charges made against him; and Ca
vugnac has been compelled to deny any nten.
ton Of supprossing the publication of the "Con.
stituona." The journal" ;" and the "Presse," ,"
have resumed their fierce attacks upon tho gov.
ernmenr, in spite of Cavuignac's declaration not
to allow the Republic TO be impeachcd.
The Bonapansts are moving with a view to
elect Louis to tho Presidency.
The Austrians endeavorcd to levy heavy con-
lributions upon the city of Parma, which being
refused they commenced piluging its inaabi-
tants. The ocsin having been rung and bat
tic commenced, which was aided by the throw
ing upon the invaders, by the women and chill
dren Of the city, of furniture and other missiles
from the windows Of the houses. The result is
unknown.
| Schleswig and IIolstein have refused to uck-
nowedge the armistice concluded by Prussia
aud the Gcrmanic confederation.
The French government has received dis.
patches from Mons. Arago, Minister at Berlin,
Announcing the acceptance by Austria of the
mediation Of France and England 10 settle the
! Italian question.
Italy is everywhere excited into constant tu.
mults.
LATER BY TELEGRApH-LoNDoN Corn MARKET.
New York, Sept. 35.
BY a later tclegrOphic despatch lis stated that
Corn advanced, on Saturday, 3s per quarter;
Wheat 4d per 70 lbs. Corn, 33C036 per quar-
ter Flour, 3is.--frm.
! LATE FROM MExICo-THE SIERRA MADRE ExPE-
DlTIoN-THE LATE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
Memphis, Sept. %.
have New Orleans papers to the evening oI
the 18Th inst, containing Tampico dates of the
9Th inst. A meeting Iheprincpal inhabitants
including tho merchants, was held, TO deliberate
on The projected Sierra Madre expedition, and
the re.esablishmenI there of a Republic, indie.
pendent Of tho government Of Mexico. The
project was strongly denounced, and the inhabi.
lanls formed themselves into an armed body to
preserve order and resist invaders, should they
present themselves.
Herrera issued orders for the transportation oil
Mexican clizens living in ceded territory, to u.
ny point of the republic, at public expense. The
explosion of the Concorda was much worse
than at frs. supposed. 1t is now ascertaineC
that 10 persons were lost by being scalded Of
drowned, Capt Pease, and second clerk,
Nosely, were dreodluIy injured, and b. w
Mcdowell, of Louisville, killed.