The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19

The N. o. Delta Of the ilth Inst. contains brief telegrsphic report of the steam ship Washington's arrival on the 9th Inst. Another outbreak was ex- peeted at Paris. The armed interference of England and France in continental affairs was determined. STILL LATER-ARRIyAL OF THE LII-
 BERNIA.
 The New Orleans Crescent has received the fol- lowing by telegraph
 seven Days Later from Enrope--Arrivai of the HibcFaia--Advance in Breadstuhs
 Weather Cnfavornbie-LOss of packet- ship ocean Monarch by Fire-Second
 Trial of O'Doherty--Trini of Irish Lead- ers-Appearance of Famine in Ireland The scottish Chartists, etc. etc.
 CHARLESTON, September S, iS45.
 The steamship Hibernia has arrived at Boston She brings weeks later aews. Breadstud have advanced. The weather was deemed uufayoratie In London. The following were the quvtations in the Liverpool Market:
 Corn, 3ss 2, quarter; Meal; I6s SI7s. 6d.; Flour 3ss. 6atS39s. On the day ofthe Hbernia's sailing Consois closed al eess9s654 In the London market, Flour ranged a, asE0oos. There was Ho change ia Cotton,
 The packet-sh:p Ocean Monarch. from Liverpool, for Boston, took fire in the English Channel, and was burned. One hundred and fifty lives were lost in the conhsgration
 Ireland continues quiet O'Dohcriy had second triaiD that, as in the first, the jury failed to agree Such Of the leaders arrested, who had taken part in the TipPerary outbreak. 10 be tried hy special commission. The Irish grain crops are be- low the average yield Ia parts of Ireland the famine had already appeared
 The Scotch Chartists were causing some uDeasi- neas to the British Government Secreted arms and munition eontinue 10 be discovered by the Govern ment agents, and to extent which shows that the conspiracy was comparatively widespread.
 Il .f pacific character.
 Another despatch states that Lord John Russell had expressed intention of calling Pariaeat to- gcihcs, h case the famine appeared in England.
 Our sfriands of the Pieayane have received a dis patch announcing a revolutlea ia Russia. If it should prove true, it will doubtless turn out tc Dc sgsiDst tbe Emperor account Of the amcioFstions which he Ss enJeayorng 10 make in the condition of the sefts the reforms being very objectionable io the mobility <. We should judge from another part of the dis ach that the Prince de Joinyilir had arrived in this ceaniry in yacht.
 cass and Butler in Cen. Tayiors cesnty.
 Would you believe 1t reader Sea. cass will beat Gen Taylor in the Parish sf Baton Rouge The Democrats Of East and Wesf Besoa Rosgs held meeting st Bayou Goula some three weeks ago, which was largely attended, and al which Col. E. GsButler presided. The meeting addressed by L.Sigur, Esq Of New Orleans, Senator soalo and Geo. T. Lacy, Esq. of Batah Rouge. Mir. Lacy pledged his county 10 give Cas- ssd Butler tsF9er majority thaa t guee Poss asa Daifas n ls44 He was to discuss the position of Gen. Taylor rhe Wimot Proyiso on the following Saturday ;n Baton Rouge Mir seuie spoke In the Freach before dinner and ia the English language after dinner. @Tbere were sboat atoo present, including about two haH. dred of Heavens last hest gift to man The whgs, too, formed no iHeesadssabs portion Of the crowd" 1" Gen. Tayior's coRnectIOa with Willard Fillmore the Aboiitienist s bsgiAsisg to bring inc Whgs to their ssnsss ia LoaislaDs. They are satisfied cf esse shiag- that 8; the North Gen. Taylor ls the ground of his oprosision 10 the extension of saveTy in new teFflieyy.