Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-16
THE nlBERNIA's ADvICEs.


land and France quiet. sA
THE nlBERNIA's ADvICES.
We stated in our last the arrival of the steamer
Hbernia at Boston from Liverpool with accounts 10
Goth ult. The Boston Daily Advertiser says ..
There is Improvement in the character of the
commercial news. Markets are dull, and the uncer.
tanty of the harvest is given as cause for dcspond-
ency with regard TO prospects for the future. The
Cotton market remained "guiet though steady and
the Grain market firm, and prices rising,
on account of the anticipated want, although there
had been large arrivals. ,.......
The Irish difficulties have either been conquered
or have died out for the present. One conviction
only-that against John Marin--has been obtained
in the "Scdtion' trials, but government was pre-
pared to proceed with undated severity. Richard
O'Gorman had escaped TO France in awoman's dress.
The English papers express much fear Of another
outbreak in France, and it is clear from the stringent
measures adopted by government, that there is
son to anticipate another crisis in the affairs of the
new born Republic. The report on the recent IN
snrrectons discloses facts which give unpea.
SAINT position to of the republican Leaders, and
the discussions and gesses with regard to this mat
ter although now passed by, furnish much inilam-
mable matter, to an ardent and excited people IT
will be observed that restrictions again placed
upon the press, and that several daily newspapers
have been again suppressed. am .5tao~f
Matters on the continent have made little advance
since our last aavices See Markets on ncxtpasc.I
The most striking piece of intelligence brought by
this is that of the lossAby hrcAof the snip
"Occan Monarch of Boston, with some $50 passen-
gers = RI H. ~ ~ - AZ 4, i'.',.1'g -.
FRANoE.--The following is from the London
Times of the 26th ult. .NhwN f Nnc
We have received by express the Paris papers of
Thursday the 9th, with tho following letter from
our correspondent: l' = 81 ~. ID aft#@H
yfsTwo questions raised in the National Assembly
of Yesterday "wednesday occupy the newspapers
and the public this day beyond even. The report of
the Committee Of Inquiry TO which M. Louis Blanc
on the same day called the attention of the House,
These are the pretended right Of Government to in
terfcre in elections, and the liberty of the press,
which is reduced to nullity. On those questions
shall write vol at more length in the course of the
dav At present Isshall only, observe, that, with
nearly unanmty the newspapers of Paris recognize
the right of moral influence in elections and that
there is to take place this day meeting oil journal
issS to decide upon measures for the management OF
their concerns in the novel circumstances in which
they havegbe placed by the decree ofthe Execu-
tive Power, by which tho qualifications Of certain Jour-
nails has been suspended. The resolutions to be sub
mitted to the meeting are iour7namoly 70 cease to
appear; to abstain from all discussion, and confine
themselves solely TO the publication Of facts TO agree
cohhon protest, or ian address 10 the National
Assembly. ~ = ~ 80 "a ~,
"Thc proposition Of M. Louis Blanc on Thursday