The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-03
NEw YoRK. Sept. %. 8P. Nj.

sailed from Liverpool on the 10th.
Fair qualities of cotton were uuchanged.--
Upland fair, 4aG, Orleans al. The lower quail
tiles were considered Id lower and very dull.
The sales of the week were $4,000 bales.
Wheat has declined from to I'd per bushel.
Flour is quoted at 80 to GAS. Corn for Ireland
has declined to 2 S per quarter, and isquoted
at 35s Cd 36s per 4SO lbs. Meal is Cd per
b5 lower: Holders of Rice are anxious to
sell. The recent arrivals from Carolina brought
Provisions are languid. Bacon has declined
Is. Shoulders are unchanged, the market be-
ing bare. Beef is unchanged. The late adj
vance in pork has checked the dema nd, and
prices are below those current at our last ad-
vices. New prime mess 40 Cos; old 46 ass.
Leaf lard 10 barrels Ais, in kegs a. a ass.
Paris.-The advices from Paris are that the
Socialists were gaining great strength, and
Theirs speech recommending to the Govern
ment TO prohibit all clubs created much dis
satisfaction. 1t was though that the red Re-
publicans would carry the elections in Paris.
Cavaignac was not on good terms with Lamor-
ciere. because the former had lately leened too
much toward the Democratic party. Cavaig-
nae was so much alarmed at the prospect OF
the Bonaparlisis that he determined to propose
decree illegalizing the election of Napoleon
on the ground that he is pretender. fLouis
Napoleon is excluded Pierre Napoleon who is
already member, will start for the Presi-
dency. Ez-4tL a1al
The Sandman feet had sailed from Triest to
blockade Venice.
| In consequence of the rejection of the armis-
tice by Schleswig. Holsten, and the accep-
lance Of the media ton BY Austria, it was re-
1 ported at Paris that the Government was dis
solved, and it was presumed that the plan o.
forming an army of observation on the Rhine
be adopted. The troops on the Italian from
tier will be removed for that purpose. excep
20 900 which will be left TO guard the Italian
frontier. ..s.l.
! Cangarmier will be the general of the Rhine
Some officers. while working in Cavaignac'
garden were fired at. One of them was doubt
less taken for the General
! Spain.-Gen. Parvia has resigned the Gov
n eminent ofCatalina in consequence of il
health. Cordova will probably succeed him
!, Nine thousand Carlists arc against the Govern
ment-
Hostiliiies have doubles. RECOMMENDED il
Schleswig and Hols:en, although the German
+, troops had commenced evacuating the Duchie
! and raised the blockade. 49, ,..-., .-,..,
: Manufactured from letter dated Clon
;, mel, Sept. l3: Real rebellion has come at last
The rebels have posted themselves in almos
f, inaccessible positions at New Iron near Car
rick on Kilmac Thomas mountain. Dohen
S is in command at Waterford. The troops yes
e terdaycapturned nine scou,sr Last night
e general rising Of the peasantry took place. !
J.. large body marched and attacked the polio
a station at Clonnel. On the l4th Septembe
v thirty-six Bluffs came in with the 18th regsmen
> they were handcuffed for shouting ''repeal"-
8 The insurgents have encamped seven mile
+ from Clonnel. where they roast bullocks an
- SucCp upOu SaotSos pressing W Jul
II them. AT Glenbower party of police wer
i, attacked. A fight ensued. A large numbe
of the assailants were killed, and severa Of tn
s. police were wounded. The police fled every
; where from out of their stations II is expecl
o ed io-pisht that several awful scenes will oc
+ sur The insurgents were club uniforms, an
d have captured several pieces of cannon. Tn
!. bridges ner Waterford have been blown up L
n prevent the troops from approaching.
e The Cork Examiner says that the leaders il
II some of the Patriot camps are men Of militar
If experience and are constantly drilling the pea
h SAINTS, their arms being pixies, with some rifles
n O'Gorman is among them.
e Lord Russell has been summoned as wit
Il ness in the case of Smith O'Brien. and he wi
: be compelled to attend.
~ haly.-Leghorn has been the scene OF niue
:. disorder. The populace rose in consequence
II of an attempt to suppress political club.
j. conflict ensued, and one hundred and twelv
II soldiers were Killed upon the spot.
"a The Bank of England has resumed the di:
e count business Consols are quoted at Sc l.