Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-11


The steamer Europa arrived at this port this
afternoon, having sailed from Liverpool on the
18th, and bringing seven days later intelligence
from Europe.
ireland.
The trial Of Smith OBren for high treason has
terminated in his being found guilty, but the Jury
recommended him to mercy. Bat is is said, that
events following his conviction forbid any hope Of
the exercise of the Royal cemency. II was con-
idently asserted that the sentence would be car
ried fully into execution, and even said that this
day was 10 close his earthly career.
McManus, another insurgent, has also been
tried, and found guilty of the charge against him.
| lie was arrested at Cork, on board an American
ship, and the question has been raised whether,
when under the protection Of the American flag,
Eng land had the power to arrest him.
AuStFia--LOmbardy.
Letters from Paris officially announce the ter
mination of the proposed mediation of France and
England in the affairs of Italy, by a manifesto
from Austria, which declares that Lombordy We
I'nitian Kingdom shall contjnue a part of the Aus
,rau Empire; but providing. also, that extensive
constitutional AMI representative institutions shall
be granted to the people. This manifesto makes
40 reference to the proposed mediation.
The French papers say. that the English Am
bassador had had long conference with Cavaig-
nae, in which the intentions OF the English Minis
ter were explicitly stated--which are that Eng
and accords with the policy of the Vienna Cabi-
net, and that the Italian question would be arran-
ged 10 manner not IN accordance with engage
mon,s 10 the French Assembly.
France.
4 ministerial defeat in the National Assembly.
was the theme Of general conversation on Sunday
the O.h. and the opinion prevailed, thatlhey would
resign their seats on Monday, but they did nOt.-
The sors papers Of TuesIty say, that the minis
try did tend their resignation, but that CayaignGc
resolved not 10 leave the Government until the
Constitution was declared, and the President ap-
pointed; and, consequently, that he refused to ac-
CePt their Misunderstanding. that he would
cntreat the National Assembly to proceed without
delay In the formation oitac Constitution and the
election Of President. Accordingly, the Commit
lee on the Constitution had decided, that inmedI-
ately after the adoption Of the Constitution, the
nation shall proceed 10 the election Of the Pres-
dent; and the Assembly IN the moan time shall
continue TO exercise It's functions, and pass those
organic laws which necessarily complete the Cons.
ttIOn, the Presidential question preventing action
on other subjects Of interest.
The general opinion is, that Louis Napo on
wall succeed in the canvass for the Presidency
The m>Ierate Republicans will support Cayaig-
nae. The election will probably take place about
the 10Th proyimo, it was expected the COnstlu-
tiOa would be proclaimed about the first.
Austria.
a successful revolution has broken out at Vi
emma. The minister was murdered--his body
suspended from q Iamp-post, and exposed to great
ndigaltes. The Emperor and the royal family
left SchoeuJrun for Lieutz, and all The military
with him. The city Of Vienna was entirely in
the hands Of the people. \ Republic was pro-
claimed, and ALLIANCE, offensive and defensive. en-
tered into with Hungary. The Provisional Gov
ernment had issued circulars, stating that all pos
sjbIs measures would be adopted for the defence
Of Fathc-!and.
The Cro.iaas have been defeated in two engage
meass.
Commercial.
The Cotton market Is fiat and in favor OF buy
ers. Nothing doing beyond immediate wants.
Slies of Upland at 3 3-9 10 34I; Of Sea Island al
II to IGI. Provisions are unchanged There
is moderate demand for Wheat, and prices un-
changed. FIouris dali, and freely offered ut de-
cline. There has been considerable sales of Corn
at last quotations. Meal rs to ISs. Cousos
closed G5 3-6 to So. Rice has declincd--at
last dates Curona sold at t2Is.
Chic Election.
CINcJNNAre Oct %, u, N.
OIncial returns have been received from all the
State, excepting Columbia, Pickawoy, and Wood
counties. Ford's minority, ou.hentis returns from
these counties, is 336.
CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. %.
IO-day the Hrst engine commenced running on
the Chicago and GaIena rail road, ana in about a
week the road will be completed TO Cottage Hill
This IS new era in the history OF Chicago, and
causes much rejoicing.
The several fire companies are out on parade,
in full uniform-this being reveiw day. They
make a beautiful display.
The military companies, including Cap. Swift
| flying artillery and Dragons, are also out on pa
rado in full uniform. They make fine appear
ance.
CIvcINNArI, Oct. %, s, p. N.
| MIR. Lewis Krouskoph, clerk of the mail boat,
| died suddenly o-day,on his way from the boat to
his residence-supPosedt to be apopexy.
! The river is stationary, and weather cloud y
1t has the appearance Of rain.
New YoEK, Oct. 25, 8, pm.
Senator Dixon II. Lewis, of Alabama, died TO-
| day at noon.
The Montgomery (AIa.) Journal states that J.
CURRY, arrested the other day for mail robbery
was stage owner and mail contractor between
PickinsviIIe, in Alabama, and Columbus. Missis-
sPpi. He had robbed the mails Of 1t is supposed
many thousand dollars, and among them the mis-
Sipr r1rL1uas Of 81 Tobo po,,or & y op NJ.