Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-07
CAPTURE OF CANNON,
EXCITEMENT IN PARIS,
BreodstuEs Declining.

The steamship America arrived at her berth
this afternoon about 5'clock. The following
is an abstract of the intelligence brought.
IRELAND.-REAL REBELLION COME AT
LAST.
CLoNMEL, Sept. 13,-The rebels have post
ed themselves in almost inaccessible posi-
tions at New Inn, near Carlick on the SUR
and Kilmacihomas mountains. Doheny COM
mands in Waterford. The Government
troops yesterday captured nine scouts. Last
night there was general rising of the peas
antry within about six miles of Carrck.
AT O'Clock, a large body of the rebels
marched to attack the police station.
CLoNMEL, Sept 1l.-The oui houses of The
parsonage of the Protestant clergymen were
burned last night. The Sd Bluffs came into
Clonmel to-day with iwenty-eight of their
men handcuhed for shouting repeal.
At the insurgents camp, seven miles from
Clonmel, they roast bulocks and sheep on
iron gates and are pressing every one TO Join
| them.
At Glenbower about eight miles from
Clonmel, the police were preparing to seek
refuge in Carrick when the insurgents fired
upon them. A fight eusued which lasted a
quarter of an hour. A number were killed
on the part of the assailants, but only two or
three were wounded on the part of the police
The insurgents left their dead upon the field.
The police have fled from the out stations,
and tonight it is feared will reveal awful
scenes.
CALLAN, Sept. 13.-Thc reports prevalent
in Kilkenny are thought to be much exager-
and on every occasion defeated the insur-
gents. Among the insurgents that assailed
the police station, four or five wore the uni
form of the 80 Club. Ii is believed tina, some
pieces of cannon have been captured by the
insurgents
The Cork Examiner Of the 18Th, publishes
the following:-
Rumors reached Cork this morning in ref
erence to the disturbances in the county OF
Waterford. Information was received blythe
Police authorities, this day, that the Police
barrack at Portlaw were attacked at an early
hour, by body of armed peasantry The
barrack was occupied by about ten police
commanded by Constable O'Regan After a
short struggle the assaian,s were put to flight
but not without serious loss on either side
two of the police having been SHOT, and sew
eral of the assailants having been Killed and
others seriously wounded. 1t is not known
whether the police where shot dead or only
wounded We give the report as ii reached
us without being enabled 10 add any conlir
nation to- it,
1t is rumored this morning that the bridge
at Waterford has been blown up or otherwise
destroyed yesterday. 1t is also rumored iha
the bridge of Grany ferry, about mile iron
the city of Waterford and on the road TO Gar
rick, shared similar fate.
By the arrival of the Goushal coach, at l:
o'clock, we have con6rmatory intelligence
with respect to the latter bridge
The troops stationed at Goughal barrack
were despatched at early dawn this mornin'
to Cappoquin by steamer on their route
the localities Salu 10 DC uistuiuSu'
1t may be mentioned in confirmation
this movement of troops towards Waterford
that two detachments have received orders
hold themselves in immediate readiness
leave Cork as a garrison for Goughall an
, Middleton, to replace the troops sent OF
, They may have marched out of Cork befor
, this.
, The following succinct account has reache
, us from Kilkenny. The intelligence iro'
the surrounding district has been much MOI
: alarming than was anticipated. No dou
4 now remains of the fact that a considerab
. insurgent force has assembled and shown
g spirit of the utmost determination. The ma
Ibody of the insurgents, said to be 1000 strou
y has encamped on Aheny hill, in the coun
y of Tipperary, Immediately adjoining Il
i State quarres in the county, There can
q no doubt that their leaders have some mi
q tary experience, and are being regularly dr.
# led. They are chiefly armed with pike
@ but many have rifles
!, Richard O'Gorman is said to be the chi
!. in command, and Doheuey is also saidio
"a among them. .gtlt.
- The Commissariat is regularly supplied
the neighboring farmers, who Voluntarily SO
cattle and other provisions
Il FRANCE.
at Gen. cavaignac, il is said, is 50 mu
te alarmed at the prospects Of Prince Louis =
&C, poleon being elected to the Presidency, y
'ss he is determined to present decree tor u
) galizing the election on the ground that rrir