The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15
FOREIGN.
7DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.


Progress Of the IRISH Tt1als-Ayret and Sentence of
Charhas-Esedpe Of OGorman and Magee.-State Of
d0d,rs IN Frdnee,-Flight of Blanc and CduSSidere
Decline IN Breadstufs Markets. &C., &c.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
The following despatch by telegraph, from our cores
pondent at New York, has just come TO hand ::
New York, Sept 4-lO p. m.
The royal mail steamer Europa arrived at her wharf
this morning at o'clock from Liverpool, from whence
she sailed on the ID instant bringing seven days later
elgence than the Hibernia, after passage of twelve
days
In Liverpool during the week previous to her sailing
favorable representations as the crops in the United
States had induced holders of breadsus offer Amer-
can descriptions more freely and the choice afforded was
CoRS MARKEr-At the Liverpool corn exchange on the
Isl OF September, II was announced that the duty had
declined during the week Is per quarter wheat Cd
each
Wheat has declined 3d. to i'd per busheI, on both free
and bonded. Flour in sacks 2s, and IN bbls. Is
lower. There was no change IN the market value of
oats and barley Dat meal was sold at decline of Is per
quarter.
There better demand for Indian corn for ship
ment than on Tuesday
Provisions steady, with disposition on the part
OF holders TO take lower prices.
COTTON MARKET-Liverpool, Sept 2-The demand for
cotton continued steady the trade not holding large sup
Plies The sales for the week were $4,000 bales. Up
land and mddlng qualities the last week
Orleans had declined 3D., but had advanced 3D. lower
and mlddllng qualities.
AT public sales Sea Island heavy, prices being from
id to 3D. lower than previously.
Ireland continued perfectly quiet, and was becoming
more tranquil Lord John Russell had made his tour for
the purpose OF personal inspection to the condition of
the crops in Ireland and to fears entertained of another
famine
The special commission will not commence to sit as
soon as has been expected the counsel for the prison
ers are to receive official intmation the subject
fortnight before the day fixed for its opening The com
mission is to be holden at CIonme about three weeks
hence The immense mass of documentary evidence has
been the cause OF the delay, The commission will open
at the end OF the present month"; and is said that Charles
Gaven Duffy will be tried at Clonmel along with the 9th
Meagher and several other of the confederate leaders,
now in the State PRISONS busiIy preparing themselves
for their defence Mr. Meagher is less active in consult
Ing with his attorneys than his companions He has
been quite i'll in Kmaham, and is constantly visited by
his partner, Mr. Meagher NJ p.
The statement which has appeared, to the effect that
Mr. Duffy was greatly depressed in mind and debilitaed
in Frame is positively conadcted upon the authority
of the prisoner. He hardly be expected to be IN
good spirits, but his health is by impaired since
his arrest He plays ball, and takes much exercise
every day as the PRISON affords him;
VIM. Smith OBrien maintains his nonchaant air to
such persons as are permitted to see him He complains
bitterly of not being permitted to read the newspapers
which he declares to be of his greatest privatiOns
Mrs OBren has taken up her residence Golden Bridge
Spa to which prison she has access at all hours of the
day.
England.
Numerous arrests of leading chartists continue to be
made at Manchester and the adjoining towns Five had
already been tried and sentenced fifteen mon this hard
labor in Jail 1t turns out that Krkdale did assault
the peace officers,
Dr. p Murray Mcdowell leading chartis has been
convicted OF uerng reasonable language and sentenced
also to two years Imprisonment
The announcement that Mr. OGorman has escaped, is
now positively confirmed He is known to be in Paris
1t is confidently stated that Mr. Darcy Alagee, sub ed
or OF the nation newspaper has succeeded making his
escape America where he has been BEFORE an editor
OF Boston Journal
The mi arrival ont on Wadnncday
Goth ult She experienced very weather most of
her passage and for five days heavy easery gales pre-
vailed
FLIsHT OF LOUIS BLANC AND CAUssIDIERE. The long
expected debate on the report of the committee of inquiry
into the affairs OF the June instruction came Oft on Fri
day week
Ledru Rollin Louis Blanc, and Caussdiere separately
defended themselves, the two former in the most indg
nant terms epudlatlng each and all of the charges
against them. The latter, humble, went into de-
tails and conradcted seratim the nsinuatons against
his honor
When Caussilere descended from the tribune General
Cavaignac as president Of the Assembly, read, amidst
profound silence the requisiton from the Attorney Gen
era of the republic, calling upon the Assembly 10 author
lze proceedings to be Instituted against Louis Blanc and
Caussdere, charged with being authors and accompces
in the May attempt at insurrection Caussdiere then
stated that the Assembly must decide Immediately.
After exciting debate, warrants granted and is
sued by the police who proceeded at to their resi-
dences. Louis Blanc has since fled 10 Belgium. He
arrested at Client by the authorities having passports
England arriving at Dover Tuesday Caussdiere has
not been found He probably lies perdl in Paris
Louis Philippe has applied 10 France for his private
funds
During the week the French trials were continued.
Italy.
Austria has accepted the mediation of France in her
Italian difficulties, and expresses the hope that through
the intervention of the central German power at Frank
fort, peace may between the bellgerents This
proposition does not perfectly satisfy France, and an
armed interference is thought of.
Germany.
The German Assembly is engaged in discussing the
constitution The Hungarian troops have been defeated
by the Servan rebels with great slaughter serious
riot had occurred at Vienna occasioned by attempt
reduce the wages of the female laborers. The contest
between the laborers and the national guards continued
for three days Six laborers killed, and sixty
wounded, including the women. They had taken refuge
on island in the Danube
Berlin, also, the of riot The house of the
President had been attacked with fragments of benches
ratings, and stones Barbados were attempted, and
several were killed or wounded
The Austrian and Prussian ministers had both intro
duced bills into the assembly TO suppress public meetings
l5 Barbecue at BladensburR.-Raly democrats. Prep
araions have been made convey Bladensburg all
those democrats who desire attend the splendid
tanment be given by the Badensburg Democratic Asso-
citation, Saturday Omnibusses have been pro-
cured and will be in readiness Jackson Hall, at IL
O'Clock.