Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-05

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Rebellion IL, Ireland commented IN earnest
-important Ne,cS from France UntdDora>
bic Netcs as to Breadstu6$ and Provisions.
&c. &c.
New YoRK, Sept. 90
The steamer America arrived at Boston this
evening, bringing seven days later advces from
Europe.
Commercial.
Wheat has declined one or two pence per bush
FL. Flour had declined 33d 10 34d per Dbl. =
Corn for Ireland reduced one 10 two shillings per
quarter, and is quoted at 35s. Cd. TO 36s. per $50
lbs. Meal is sd. lower per Dbl. Holders Of rice
are anxious to sell; late arrival from South Car
DINA brought % TO 24s Provisions are languid.
Bacon has declined one shilling. Shoulders I'm.
changed.
The market is bare OF beef and unchanged. -
Late advances in pork checked the demand-the
prices are now below the current at last advices.
New prime mess 40 TO Cos; old, 46 10 48. Lard
al in barrels and Al 10 as in kegs. Cotton fair
and unchapged-Upland, 1-9 Orleans 4 5-9
lower qualities considered lower-the market
very dull Sales for the week. $4,000.
FRANcE.-The advices from Paris are unsat>
islactory. The Socialists were mastering strength
and there was much dissatisfaction with speech
made by Theirs, taking ground in favor Of the
closing OF the clubs in Paris.
The Red Republicans, it was believed, would
carry the elections in Paris.
Cavaignac was not on good terms with Lamor.
iciere, because the former had, Of late leaned too
much TO the Democratic party.
Cavaighac was so much alarmed at the prospect
OF the Bonapartists, in the election OF Lonis Ma,
poleon TO the Presidency, that he had determined
10 propose decree against the legality Of the
election OF Louis Napoleon, on the ground that
he is merely pretender. II, by this means, Louis
Napoleon is excluded from the candidacy, Pierre
Napoleon, already member Of the National As
sembly will be started as a candidate for the Pres
idency.
In consequence OF the rejection OF the afms.
lice between Schleswig and Holsein and the &C.
ceptance Of the mediation oil France and Eng
land by the Austrian government, it was reported
that the Paris government had resolved 10 resume
the plan Of forming an Army OF Observation
along the line; and troops on the Italian frontier
were TO be removed for this purpose, except 20,
600 left 10 guard the frontier. of Italy, Changer,
nier, it was supposed, would be appointed to the
command Of the army Of the Rhine.
An officer walking in Cavagnac's garden, had
been fired at, doubtless under the impression that
he was the general himself.
LEswlG-Ho LsrEIN. - lloslities have, re
commenced between Schleswig and Hol.ein. al
though the German troops was evacua,ing the
| Dutchies and the bocake was raised.
SPAIN.-Gen. Parvia had resigned the Office o
Governor Of Catalonia, in consequence Of i'll
health. 1t was probable that Cordova would sue
coed him. Nine thousand Carsls were in arm:
against the Government.
Ireland.
CLoNMEL, Sept. l3.-The real rebellion o
the people OF Ireland against the Government o.
England, has come at last. The rebels are pos
ted in almost inaccessible positions at New Inn
near Carrck on. Klmae. Thomas Mountain one
Doheny, are in command. The Waterford troop:
yesterday, captured nine scouts.
Last night there was a general rising OF tht
peasantry, and large body marched and attacked
police station at Conmel. On the l4lh Sep
TENDER, the Sd Bluffs came on with twenty>eigh
of their men hand.cuffed for shouting "Repeal."
The insurgents have encanped seven miles from
Clonmel, where roast buIlocks and sheep were
supplied 10 them. They are pressing all persons
TO join them at Glenbower.
They attacked "a party OF the Police, when {
severe fight ensued. A number Of the assailanls
were killed, and several OF the Police were woun
ded. The Police fled in every direction from the
out.satons
1t is expected that to night will reveal most aw
full scenes. The insurgents wear uniforms, anc
use clubs, and have captured some pieces OF can
non.
The bridges near Waterford have been blown
up, TO prevent the Government troops from ap
preaching towards the Insurgents
The Cork Examiner says that among the lea
deIs in the Patriot Camp. are some military mer
OF experience. The peasants are regularly drilled
The arms consist chiefly Of pixies, though there ART
some rifles. O'German is among them.
The Commssariat is voluntarily supplying thu
neighberhood farmers with food,
Lord Russell has been summoned as a witness
by Smith O'Brien, ard must attend the trial.
ITALY. At Leghorn there have been scenes 0
great disorder. The popuace rose in consequence
OF an attempt 10 suppress The political clubs. A
conflict ensued, in which many Of the soldier!
were killed.
ENoLAND. The Bank OF England has renewed
the discount business. Consols closed at S6f To-
account
VESSELS OVER THE FALLS, 1t is announce
in the Niagara Falls Iris, by Mr.. w. Conkin
that he will send two vessels over the falls OF
The 29th Of September. AT II o'clock, A. NJ,
The piraIe a yesspI o1 one hundred fact in lenUth