The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-23
From the Philadelphia North American.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.


| IT,, Go New YORK, July 81.
Inc steamer Hiberna arrived at her berth Ibis eve
nmg, IN thirteen days from Liverpool
The following is an abstract of her news.
Ireland.
BY EXPRESS FROM DUBLIN-Just after poiog 10 49,,
we received our express from Dublin, which left ~ -
late hour last night The character of the news is i
portant The Roman Catholic clergy of the arcb h.
OF iuam have resolved To adhere 10 the Cancellation
Hall section OF the repealers, and are opposed 10 the
formation of the league
Nlr MARTIN is sui at large The police unable,
though most ANXIOUS to pay their respects that gen
tleman personally.
Mr. Devn ORely has written to the Attorney Gene
raj to avow the authorship of the article bearing his sig
nature, on the understanding that Mr. Martin shall not
De prosecuted Tor any past publication in the Felon
Inc irish tribune is very fierce to-day and will in all
probability attract the attention OF the Attorney General
WIN view 10 lis suppression, and "The Nation
unues It's easy lessons on military matters All of which
manifest the desire of the parties managing these publica
IONS TO outstTp II possible the unfortunate Mitchell
England.
The proceedings in Parliament during the week have
not been important On Thursday, the adjourned debate
on Mr. Humes motion for parliamentary reform was re
sumed and concluded by vote OF S4 in favor Of and ISL
against It.
On the 27th ult, national guards were search
ing house IN the Rue du Faubourg ST. Antoine, they
found IN cellar 81 armed men, with LOT loaded mus.
kets and instruments for cutting balls in their posses
SION The men surrendered without resistance.
The following is the latest report of the superior off
GERS killed wounded in the Instruction: General Ne
gner killed; General Brea, assassinated General Fran
co.'s, killed General Regqaud killed. General Bougoin
received ball IN his thigh, and since died Gen Core
wounded in the leg General Darnesnaes leg since am
putated; General Duvvier, wounded in the foot General
Fogcher, wounded; General Lafontane, since dead.
The number OF colonies and superior officers put to
hors du combat is immense.
On the Goth sentinel observed cabrolete, in which
were two men, pass by him. which attracted his attention
he called on the driver to stop; the obliged to
descend, and large sum in gold of Russian coinage
and considerable quantity of cartridges were found
were arrested and taken before the Commlssary of
Police. They were armed with daggers and pistols
A great number of the balls extracted from the wounded
OF the national guard and the army were composed OF
pieces OF iron, which were pierced and piece of copper
was introduced, which projected on each side.
The appointment of Gen Changarnier as commander
OF the national guard of the Seine appears in the
Moniteur
The disarming of the legions OF the national guard of
Paris, whose conduct brought discredt them in the
late instruction, is continued with great activity
IN the best informed quarters the general opinion pre-
walls that the real chief of the late nsuecon Causs
deere 1t is said that things not unknown TO Louis
Blanc but that he shrunk from any active share The
evidence already obtained BY the committee of inquiry
as to the instruction goes to show that the day be-
fore the lnsurreoon, Thursday, during the whole
day. the chiefs OF each of the principal sections of the
surgents examined the places that each of their sections
was to occupy and that those who to command
celved their instructions
The organizations of sections and brgades was al
ready made for it coesponded with that of the atees
nationdur. There were ieuenants, brgadicrs, and
chiefs OF detachmens, independently of these arrange
mens. The chiefs all met ON Thursday evening to con
fer for the meeting of the following day Important dis
coverles appear TO have been made by the magistrates
the events OF the instruction Documents OF the high
est importance have been seized, which will show from
whence proceeded the money distributed, and who
| really the chiefs OF the Instruction.
The Markets,
| EUROPEAN Corn TRApE-LoNnoN.-T weather has still
an unsettled appearance but the in the agrcuu
raj districts respecting the growing crops are the whole
! favorable.
LIvERPooI-Our market has been firm since last report
On the 4th the business wheat tar extent, but
without any advance Fridays currency for any descrp
ton There was an active business in Indian corn for Ire
land, where stocks have very low, and good yellow
brought one shilling per quarter Fridays Corn
meal was Sd. 10 I'd per barrel dearer.
Dat meal neglected at yesterdays market-the attend
ance was but limited. There moderate retail sale
for wheat at former prices Flour easier for
both sacks and barrels. No change in OATS barley, OF
meal Beans and peas each Cd to Is. cheaper Vel
low Indian corn trie dearer, 33s Cd per $50 lbs
being paid for round Jersey but white any
better than the 4h Indian meal in good deman
and lbs Cd per 1916 lbs recently made OF the best yellow
The demand is moderate The value of Indian meal is
quoted l3s 3D. las Cd per Dbl In -four the
actions have been 10 extent Us Cd S Dbl
| duty paid)
CoTToN-The quotations for fair Upands 4id., fair Or
leans AID, and fair Mobile AID. The stock Liverpool
continues to increase, and is estimated 1876 99t
bales, than at this time last year. On looking
the returns of the trade issued last night find that the
have taken from the LIST of January last til
July 7h $40 bales being 400 bales than during
a similar period in lSI7.
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