Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-09
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The Cunard steamer Hibernia, Capt Shan
non, was telegraphed below Boston on Fri
day morning, and arrived at her wharf about
noon. She sailed from Liverpool on the
2lst ult., and bring intelligence one week
later than that received by the Niagara.
The Potato crop in Scotland is good
In Ireland il falls immensely short. The
Dat crop, however, in that country had been
good.
The markets generally partake of the
same want of spirit which prevailed in Eng
land at last advices. Speculation had been
stopped entirely, and the large supplies of
Grain pouring in from the Baltic and other
ports, had effectually kept down prices.
THE CHOLERA.
The alarm throughout England, which
had been created by the presence of the
Cholera in London and Edinburgh had SEN
sibly decreased. Thirty additional cases
were reported in London, but the general
health OF the city is better this year than or
dnarily. There were 900 deaths last week,
for the average against 1154 during the same
period in former years.
In Manchester and Liverpool there have
been no cases of Cholera. Edinburgh was
visited with more severity than other places
while Leilh had escaped altogether 1t had
made its appearance at the little village Of
New Haven, where it was detected in ma
lignant form. In that quarter the Govern
ment has done away with quarantine regu-
laions as unnecessary even in cases where
deaths have occurred by the Cholera from
vessels coming in from Continental ports.
The rumor regarding the execution Of
O'Brien turns out to be incorrect, md he is
still in prison. The Lord Lieutenant, in his
reply to the deputation of the Inhabitants
of Dublin, refused direct answer to their
memorial, beyond the assurance thit weight
will be given to the recommendation of the
Jury which tried him. :
All the formaliies for bringing writ Of
error have been complied with BY his legal
advisers, but the official privilege olrefusing
the certificate with which The Attorney Gen
eral is invested will not be exercised until
that officer returns to Dublin.
O'Donehue has been found gully, bnt re-
commended to mercy in consequence of hav-
ing Withdrawn himself from his ssociales
previous to the overt attacks. Thomas
Meagher's trial commenced on Midday and
the interest, which had subsidized alClonmel,
has now revived.
FRANCE.
The partial change in General Cavaig-
macs administration, is either Pelude to
his retirement, or more probably wing to
some CONFUSION brought about ln the re-
sentiment of the Republicans-De Viezle
they who were Republicans tdore the
February instruction and SO early we're de-
prived of their sovereign authoriy. Gen.
Cavaignac perceived that the md'ri,y in
in the Assembl y is composed of Loyalists,
Legitimists and Meda,es who beeme Re-
publicans after February, and possessed the
power of excluding him from oflr at any
moment, and having been himself aised to
power by them he has no Alternative but
conclialory measures. The res,l is that
Derceaux, the Project of Paris, has esigned,
saying plainly that he disapprove of Ca
vaignac's policy.
If the presence of dangers menles liber-
ty in France, whilst it triumphs in[ermany,
he says he shall resume his plat, among
the opponents of Royalty, which he will
combat under all DISCUSSES, and :ncludes |