Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
FOREIGN.
Of the STEAMER HERMANN
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The American steamer Hermann has reached
her wharf, after passage OF fourteen days
from Southampton, whence she sailed on the
goth of September. The following is sum-
mary of the intelligence brought by her:
| The American steamship Hermann sailed
from Southampton on the goth ult., and reach.
ed her wharf to night, making passage of
IA days. 80,
An express from Paris, dated Tuesday 10Th
ult., states that the Reforme announces the re-
turn of Louis Napoleon to the Moselle
The result of the city elections is not yet
known, but the three moderate candidates are
thought to have the best chance. In some OF
the embellishments the Socialists have great
numbers, but on the whole. the Moderates are
most likely to gain the Assembly.
The Nationel asserts that the English ana
French fleets have interfered and saved Mes
sina from bombardment. Unfortunately, how
ever the Journal des Debats publishes precise
details of quite contrary character.
Gen. Cavaignac is gradually declining IN
popularity, and his early fall from the dicta-
torship of Paris is predicted by many English
and some French papers. Who will succeed
him, or what will soon take place in Paris, is
very difficult to tell The socialist party was
strong in the provinces where several minor
disturbances have occurred. The National
Assembly was still occupied in discussing the
new constitution.
PARIS, BoURsE, September Is.
The market has been without much ANNA
ton to-day, but the prices of Saturday are
we'll maintained.
Liverpool Corn Market, Sept. 18.-The ar
rivals since Tuesday have been very limited
and none from foreign ports. Moderate sup
plies of Indian corn, wheat and barley only
The exports amounts to 2438 quarters whe =
8693 do. Indian corn, and 1856 bbls flour
The weather is very fine with brisk drying
winds, which has enabled great progress TO be
made in clearing up the harvest. Some dis.
tricts complain of the defective yield of wheat
and the decay of the potatoes is said to be in.
creasing.
The demand for wheat is moderate at de-
cline generally of Id 10 I'd per bushel of 10
lbs for bonded. However, there is a good in
quiry, and parcels on the spot or afoat will
fully sustain last prices. Barley, peas and
beans meet a slow sale, without material
change.
Indian corn is in fair request, yet prices
have given way Is per quarter. Corn meal
meets but little attention at It's per Dbl.
Transactions in flour are unusually limited
at this days market, though there is a good
attendance of dealers and moderate show oil
most articles in the trade.
The demand for wheat limited, at the prices
of Friday, which were Id to I'd per 70 lbs low
er than this day week. There is better de-
mand for oats at prices Id per As lbs higher
Indian corn is good deal inquired for. there
being but few parcels sound quality on sale
such has fully recovered the decline of Friday
Corn meal is held Is per Dbl advance. The
demand for flour is limited, without change
for Irish or American, and at Is per sack low
er for English
Liverpool Cotton Market, Sept. 19.-Thert
is a fair demand for cotton today. Sales O.
American amount to 5000 bales, 500 of which
were for export at prices the same as those
quoted by the steamer America.
London Money Market.-Three per cent
Conso]s have been held at 854 858 Money
O55. 8 per cents at the close were marked a
44f sos; SIS, 69f 25s; new loan 72f sos
, Bank of France shares 1851.
heland.-The mail train arrived this NOR
ming, but brings no intelligence of importance
except, however, two hasty communication
dated Sunday and last night, descriptive of tn,
state OF the disturbed districts up to the lates
; hour.
CLoNMEL, Sunday night, 9 o'clock.
The insurgents have moved towards Thu
town. No outbreak was made last night OF
t kelsheelan, as was expected, but bodies O
| armed men were marching about the neighbor
f hood only. They made several attacks upol
5 the farmers, taking arms and destroying pro
: perty, and at noon to-day, bodies of person
were observed moving abount on the top o
r the mountain, which rises above the town OF
the Waterford side Crowds of inhabitants
: were collected in the streets, and as evening
| oal A.
increase IN numbers, and it is fully believe,
! they are insurgents, who have moved owe
from the neighborhood of Carrick. The great
r est excitement existed in the town last night
e on account of their appearance
Carrick is quiet to-day, but rural district
presents insurectionary symptoms, such a
signal fires, &c. The military are still unde
arms. and the police are securing the hills
constant patrols being kept up.
CLoNMEL, Sept. 10.
The quiet of our town has not been distur
bed, as was expected last night The militia
t ry force mentioned in my last, as about +
t proceed up the mountains, insurgents wer
S gathering yesterday, did not leave town I'm
= til 2 o'clock, A. NJ. 1t was composed Q
e three companies of the Gath regiment unde
t Lieut.. Col. Stratton, and small constabular
S force under command of the head constable
v Under the instructions of Mr.. Ryan, r. M
: this morning early party of the Gath regimen
: marched out & occupied quarters along the lin
/. from Dundrom. A party of constabuary ais
e left with convicts for Thurles, from whic
place they will march over to Dundrom, an
d form portion of the escort of Smith O'Brier
?, whose arrival is hourly expected. The au
n thorities have announced today that Mr.. Ry
: an, policeman who was said to have bee
It hung by the insurgents, is safe.
A large force OF military left Carrick thi
: morning for the Corneragh mountains, takin
J. with them two weeks provisions. This NOV
l. appears to indicate thorough securing c
n these mountains. Carrick is represented as i
= the most tranquil state.
IS Another despatch says that the position an
n state OF the disturbed districts of ireland wer
r. again exciting much attention in England, a
l. rebellion again appears to have broken out i
S, that unhappy country.
v Shortly after the departure of the Americ;
h the insurgent forces moved from the mountain
y and force consisting of portions of the Thir
l. Bluffs, Fourth Light Dragons, and Eighty
a Third Regiment, were despatched in pursui
j. Mr.. 0. Mahoney was nearly captured, an
t. the insurgents perpetrated some excuses
v. the country through which they passed. III