Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
VOL. XXVI1.--NO. go.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HERMANN.


New YoRK. OcI. Al. p NJ.
The American Steamship Hermann Sai'el from south
ampion the ooh ult, and relched he's wharf to night.
making passage of IA DAYS
IRELAND.
The mail train arrived this morning but briggs no in
tegence Of mpIrtance except, however the has'v
munications dated Sunday and last night descriptive Of
The Of the disturbed districts the latest hour
CLoNMEL, Sunday night 9 ocloci.-Th- insurgents
have moved towards this town. NJ attack made
last night Kellsheean. expected ont bodies of
men marching about the neighb rhuOd only. They
made several attacks upon the farmers, taking ard
destroying property, and at noon 10 day bpdes NJ persons
We're observed moving about the top Of III" mnu ain
which rises ahove the town the Waterlpa side
Crowds Of inhabitants collected in the stree s. and
as evening approached they the m'nn'ain apnnarnd
increase in numbers ard is fully believed they
insurgents, who have novel over from the nei4hbrh ~
Of Carrick The greatest excitement exists ~ the town
tonight account Of their appearance.
CarrIck quiet to-day tu rural districts present insur
rectonary symptoms such signal fires, sc. Tue mil
ary still under and the police securing the
hills constant pa roles being kept up.
CLoNMEL, Sept lS.-The quiet Of nur town has MT
been disturbed, expected last night-In" u!l.i'a
ry force mentioned in my asi about proceed Il the
mountains, where the insurgents gathering ycs,e
day, did not leave town until o'cinrk. A. NJ. Il
composed of three companies q" the 9Th reIIme under
Lieut.. Col Slraton and sna cunsahUIay force de
the command of the head corsiable Undr The
lions Of Mr.. Ryan, X. NJ. this morning early Du-y uf
the Gath regiment marched and occupied quarters
long the line from Dundrum party of abulry
also left with c,vic,s for Ihurles. from which place Inpy
will march over TO Dnndrum and form i l,rllpr If the
escort Of Smith O'rrn, WHOSE arrival is hlurly eypro
led. The authorizes have annou Iced to day that Mr..
Ryan, policeman Win was said 10 have been hanged
BY the insurgents. is safe.
L. large free Of military LEFT Carrick his morning Cor
Ne Cumeragh mountains, taking with them tw0 weeks
provisions This appears u indicate a ihnrluLl
AZ arrjck
in The tranquil state.
Another despatch says that the position and Of
the disturbed districts Of Ireland were again excl ing
much attention in England, rebellion again appea
have broken out In that unhappy country
Shortly after the departure OF the America. the insur-
gent forces moved from the mountains and force
sisting of portion of The THIRD Bluffs, the Fourth Light
Dragons and the Eighty third Resm' twere despatch
ed in pursuit. Mr. Duheny was nearly cap ured, and
the insurgents perpeiraed some in The cluay
throi h which they pass d. The main body had been
broken up in small detachmentS,and supposed they
would adopt system of guerilla warfare, which would be
particularly haraSsing to the Government troops during
the approaching Indictment winter season.
FRANCE.
An express from Paris, dated Tu SHAY 10 nlt. safes
that the Refrme the return Of LlI Napoleon
to The Assembly.
The result ofthe City elections is yet known, but
the three Moderate candidates thought 10 have the
best chance In Of The ACCOMPLISHMENTS HE Socialists
nave great NUMBERS, Dull on WIplr, lle
most likely to gain the Assembly.
The Nation ale asserts that The Eogisi and French
fleets rave nterteed and saved Nj ssina from lombard
ment. Unfortunately. however. The Journal DIS De
bats publishes precise details Of quite rary ciaac
| ter.
General Cavaenac is gradually declining in pnpulati-
y, and his early fall from the dictatorship Of Paris Is
predicted by many English and some French p1pers-
Who will succeed him, what will soon take place il
Paris, is very difficult to tell. The Socialist parry w4
strong in the provinces where several new disturbances
have occurred. The National Assembly sill occup
ed in discussing the New Constitution.
i ITALY.
Charles Albert has gned at Turin and requested the
Cabinet resi- m in order fern ano her in dauco
with the wants of the country.
SICILY.
The Piednontese Gazette If the l4h states that the
steamer Vtsuvus has been ordered by the Sclan g.
eminent land troops MIlazo, that the Npapnlirar
troops had advanced from Mes ina aud been rrpn'srd
with loss Of one-eghih Of their number ami hit thf
government had ordered the immediate formation y seyrI
new camps.
TURKEY
The Cholera is raging in this Country. Another r
had taken place, which destroyed 200 houses.
SAXONY.
The insurrection in this country has been put down
| GERMANY.
A letter from Vienna, dated September 18Th, state
that great excitement existed The capital, and that thu
support Of the National Guard is doubtful parton o
them have joined the Academic Legion, who Mil EN-. 'ol
fnrce to secnre the change OF Ministry and form Com
mee of Safely.
AUSTRIA
Vienna has been declared in state of SIEGE and it i
reported that the Emperor of Austria will again be forced
TO seek safety in fright.
The peace between Denmark and the German Con
federation has been included by the Frankt ri Diet
The Sandman feet has quilted Venice, and the Ans
trian fleet sailed from Trieste, supposed to attack
Venice. This it believed would much conpllcate
the mediation Of France and England with Austria.
ITALY.
Altogether from various letters. with Italy appears
indispensable, Austria is ndisposed 10 surrender LON
hardy
Altemosna was bomharded FIVE days hy the Ne,po
tan troops surrendered and The Neapian troufs land
I'd and took possession, having previously mined The
city.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Asatic Cholera is making rapid strides towards
Eng and.
CAN'T SUPPORT CASS OF The distinguishes,
Democrats in this Stale who will supp ,l Cas- are
NIessrs Belser, Campbell and Rice who wiIlSoie f,r
General Taylor, and Messrs Yancey, G,d,hwai,e Nays
(PoIk, Eectors) Percy " aker aud Enoe. who ID.
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