Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
Foreign Intelligence.
.fRRU.4L or THE STEAMSHIP
G. A M B r l A
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

H.
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Ahe Cunart steamer Cambria srrived at New York on
SATURDAY murnlng from Liyerpp whence she sailed on
me ON instant he news she brings is important and
Will be found In detail below. made IN from the Liver
pnol Times, and the \. Y. Commercial and Journal of
Commtrce.
We make our acknowledgements :, Adams {. Co.'S Ex
press for Wilmer 8 Smiths Liverpool Times Of 9TH in
stant.
The Steamer Niagara. from Boston july o5h. was
met By the Cambria the 9Th insrant-he day the lat
Yer "tt ilverPml- They eschang signals at 10 Sc p
W. Consequently the Mag ara made the passape home
~ llttle over ten days. The steamer Caledonia from
New York July l9h ,eachad Liv-rp,, On the Pad
the 3rd
The irish Rebellion seems 10 hay. been etfsctually
suppressed by snail detachment of p,lice which en-
c!ntered Smith O'Briens on the % ul. at the
CorM"n OF SOuaugh, an disper.ei them with A loss
OF seven persons on The part ~ the insurgents Their
leade. escaped and his place of refuge i, not known
Il was rum"std that OI;rlen. Meagher and Reilley
had Succeeded in erahakng board vessel, in Gil
way which was on the intof sailing for America An
army ut " ZOO men. commanded by Lord Iiariino4
will. it is thought strc.ay prevent any uiu re demon
straton.
Negotiations having failed 30 establish settlement of
the Danish question. Institutes To be resumed al the
srn'inaIion y the arm>tlce, the u IN ult.
Tie ln.llgence from Italy u Favorable e., the c,us.
.: the patriot !uft.s under Charles ALERT and demand
tor aid has ben nade on the French Rp,u,lic
London. Aug. A.! r. M.-lh. Danish aud Ce.man
War has not ben yet sec'!mencsd. >u, preparation.
are on both aides ener."caly pursued. Both side. ap
pear 10 be concentrating all their forces 70, decisive blows
and The sooner takes pace lGe better for cola,aeycia in
sres's.
The English stock ma,ss; has teen heavy. bu, h,. f..
COVERED. and no" oe, good five oi pr Ct Price.
declined Ftss .hnr.Iy after the opening c.. bepy
done at 80 :; bat t'py are now Era =! i, isoney
and account. Reduced three per cents. So :. new 81
l*rc cts q l?lInS a"Nui!.es. 10 10 eAcaegne,
bill- 35s.}S- June.
I.Tes o'cIs;k-Cuns,ls:o: money ard account 81 I-2
II.
The weather. has bee" very q, from au.pc;or.s of ars
We have scarcely had day without ,s,n III. week. AID
fear. naturally felt the future
LATEST FROM IRELAND.
(;;y express. from IlolyhelIl
We have received the Dublin papers of Yesterday ria
I ftnly head. All was qri-t in the disturbed dis,rlc,-
No word of oCrl.n to-. "'t.- c:;ts and ,i. prob.
hil,y no" Is mat 'he! have escaped Li.espoo! Jona
We present here condensed history &c The whole
movement. written in moderate ana apparently lair sp,
il, fr "" Nn., s Smith. Times
Po' :" The news uf the hateas co.p,. Suspension nc,
having reached IRELAND. W. w Srrtl. OI;ri.p. H.,
Ot'o'Hsn, NJ. Billion, and vs.. Ipsley. Mr. hJeapber
pc'ctlvng The danger which i'm ending quilted the
capital % ireland and repaired 10 tlpig in The
south. On the 2,th Ult. Mr.. O'Rri.s anI ohe, Con-.
trdea'e chiefs addressed The people Ca,rck SUR
several days. no authentic acc.ans could 10. obtained
IsspCclinO their movements
~ first was declared THAT O'Dren was a; the head
~ lo'ooo insurgents, which 'uhor !nagniiied 10 l00
O1hu more trustworthy reports have since arrived W.
find tina, al period could Their. b. ne than 2oO0 adj
hetn's 10 his IN the ma.nt!rn, the Government,
proclamation. ntslny sYewarI for the apprehension .,
the eades of the insurgents. was extensively r,stet
throughout the chief towns Of Iippe,a,y, Kilkenny.
Waterford, and Limerick. and many WeredeterreI from
continuing in cJu'se which pryllsd their lives
All he venalues Of high iisa.n wefe attached TO TN.
arboers or aheors" he movement and the h lie bn,y
was completely stricken. OF Meager we have NJ,
authentic what vert said that lie has escaped
OIflen after an interval u days. during which he
was doubtless occupied in stirring up the peasantry
appeared about Muinahune armed with k and pistols
and surrounded by abody guard similarly ACQUIRED tie
certainly halted at the police station there and demanded
the ~rgeaI and and six surrender Some parley-
ing took place. and Mr.. O'Brrn and his party not sue
ceedin. gaining the men. inducing them TO suf-
:en'tY. promised 10 return the following day:
On Saturday, the ooh U the first covert act'' fairly
took place About 1893 800 insurgents encounterrl
small dy of p,lce un Ter Mr. Blake the UNITY insec-
tor, and at first The overwhelming force of isurgeni.
nnreed the little band of The cunsabulary To retire.
Ihey seured their Retreat into small huse on the Dor
des OF the common of BJuiagh, Baangarry which
having OeeT fortified the insurgents advanced ealed
BY O'Bren. lie called upon The b'siegtd surrender.
md answered BY voley from their mnSkets
which killed several Of the insurgents. The Roman
Catholic clergyman arrived at the If strife while
this was going and imp lOed the people abstain
from Violence
O'Ben is said, melted the people to set fire to the
house. or pail II dawn, but not being seconded he ap
peared Disguised with maui, mounted police mans
horse. and took the direction toward UIngtord. By
this time large bdy Of regular troops, cavalry, arle
ry and infantry, pouring from all arters, The
insurgents had dispersed AMI the military bv.utcked
the field. Various statements have been pat forth, tend
ing to show that 5rien scarcely OF s,niIy;
his dress and department bring altogether such 10 jus
tify this belief.
II From England rontnuel stream Of forces cpnss-
ting Of cavalry, infantry and artillery, poured i'm ned
4. alely into Ireland, and immense fleet Of war
erS encrcled the whole coast. The FeDn, Nation
and other papers seized The types carried away
and eectua steps taken 10 prevent their re-appearance
Nine countries further proclaimed under the arms
: act
Meantime, numerous arrests have been made in Dub
lin and various counties. Patrick O'IIggins, The lea
der Of The Dublin Chars, the first persIn sent
kilmalnhan gtoi on charge Of hg Ii treason. man
Flanagan also arrested; and these captures
gave clue BY the seizure Of their papers, many of The
parties enba ked in the conspiracy Ga Monday morning
1t assistants in the house of IN s Co. diapers,
apprehended and sent To 9aol, These deuJed young
found to possess ami ammunition their
boxes, AMI they held commissions of the rank Of cap
tans and col,nels IN the King Of Munst rs" army
Many others in The establishment, against whom war
rants were ont contrived To escape for The present
Eugene O'Reilly, Prominent leader Of the Confed
crates, surrendered himself the instance or On the com
Z pnSlon, Of his father, respectable Solicitor Jas F
d Lalnr, Of the Feon and Mr. Hapin the secretary OIL
fh.,I r,et, IL.