Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-06
ARRIVAL OFTHE STEAMER AMER
ICA.
FIGHTING IN IRELAND -OUTBPEaKs
IN PARIS -4PPREHENDED
New YORK. Sent 2a-1p mr.


New YORK, Sept. 2s-7P.M.
The steamer America arrived here ,b;g
afternoon, having sailed from Liverpool on
| the 10Th inst.
L'FERfooLsNARAETs. Wheat declined
| to I'd per bu. Flour 33 a 34s; corn. for
Ireland, reduced from TO . pcr Quarter.
quoted 35a36s per $50 lbs; meal, Cd per
Dbl. lower.
Klce-iloldcrs anxious to sell; recent
arrivals OF Carolina brought % to 81.
Provisions langui1. Bacon declined Is
Shoulders unchanged, the market bare
Beef unchanged. Late advices in nork
checked demand,and prices are below these
current al last advices. New prime mess.
4oa60s; old, 46a4ss. Lard, leal, Ais bbl,
44a46s key.
IRELAND.
There has been fighting in Ireland. Ac.
counts from the South OF Ireland, saws the
Times, lead us TO believe that the disturban-
ces nj Carrlck are of an aggravated nature.
The Dublin Free man SAYS il was rising
OF poverty, and not manifestation of poit-
lead discomfort.
Several anrays have taken place, and
! some ten persons on both sides killed.
| me Waterford mail was stopped near
Canning bridge, but after some difficulty
was allowed 10 proceed.
AT CIonmel, on the ilh inst. the office
Ioi a Protestant was bnrne /. and farmer
shot on The same night. Fires were baz-
my on every hill in Waterford. Tipperary,
Kilkenny and Wexford, and pcopIeaIl alive
ana leaders some OF them well trained to
military exercise.
Il Is said body Of armed peasan,ry are
assembled near SIevenamon
A battalion of troops and police arrived
from Dublin. and the insurgents had
brush wIlh the police, and the former were
defeated. Five on each side were Killed.
Large bodies of armed peasantry are pa
trolling the country.
= me weather in England has been good
for a.vcSting.
FRANCE In Paris no open Disturbances
but outbreaks are apprclc idcd. Aucmnts
have been made 10 assaSsinile Ga,i,ro,r
Much dissatisfaction with NJ. TIiers'
special government about The clubs Through
which they have received rcpor,s that The
| Republicans will carry tie Paris elcrlions.
, CavmgnAc IS not on good terms with la
i'orcere because The former leaned too
much toward the democratic govcrnnr.
The SARDINIA fleet has sailed from Trieste
10 blockade the port OF Venice.
1t is reported that the Paris government
has resolved to resume the plan of lorming
an army e observation on the Rhine. and
the troops onthe Italian frontier will be -
moved for that purpose, except 1000 lctt
10 guard he Italian frontier.
FREE Soil IN PESNSYLyANlA.-Tbe f,s,
Free Soil State Convention mel in Rcad,nr
on the 1871. john Van Buren, and Dr.
VIM Elder were present and rec, il, d wib
great enthusiasm. 4 majority Of dclro3I,,
were IN favor o! mahi.ig no nomination lor
Governor and Canal Commissioner, In, -.
serving their whole Strength for the pr..i-
IentIal contest. The officers of Tie Con.
vrntiau we're
Irei|ct.-Brnianin Y. Richards, Of
PhiIa,l2!rha.
] ice |rcsifeaf&,-EIiiah Drchcrt rr
BerAs, IhoS. II. Ed2crlon uf WAYNE. !
EsPy Of Dauphin VIM y. Curry Of Ale.
-hany, DR.. Jacob SharpIess Of Chester. J.
/, l.. SrigcrI Of Northampton, A. Cham.
eran OF Bradford, n + SnIlth Of Wc.,.
morran l. John Coughcry of Ilun,mydnn.
VIM Wiig!i Of Adams AND EI.,.,. t9.,
Of Lancaster. ~"''''
Gecrs,arics.- Geor,c Conror, r. D,;
1.I,,I'; " - ~ ec No'hcil OF Phila-
ton, Of Union. '''''N' '"'I'e'
The Virginia Wfrs s,ya,. ,ou.;,l.
they Will not yo,o E,, IN, LIN "i'l"ly 'lla'
won't dare do that IN these limos so''' io
SIGNIFIcANr.-ln Weybridge. VI. whore
SllaS Wright was brought NJ, Al the Ia,e
election the Free Soil ticket received 81
votes, the wing ticket % and the Cass
EX-SENATOR liAYwoop.-phc l,s, WI
mington IN. O. CI,r,n;.lo ~ 'S' wv
"Sonr w,nkl o,,,, 50!
! IN s,,,,.,. NJ "H' "o hchloheu That
/ li"9 "oOd, OF Tins State, had