Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-04

steamer America arrived at Boston, Friday even
ming, Sept 80, bringing days later adyces from,
Europe.
Commercial.
Wheat has declined one or two pence per bushel.
Flour declined 3ad to 34d per BARREL Corn for Ire
land reduced to shillings per quarter and quoted
ass Cd to s6s per $50. Meal is Sd lower per barfel.
Holders Of rice anxious to sells late arrival from
CAROLINA brought % to GAS. Provisions anguid ba-
con has declined one shillng-shoulders unchanged.
The market is bare of beef, and unchangec plices
below last current advices.
France.
Advices from Paris unsatisfactory. Socialists
mastering strength. Much dissatisfaction with
speech Of Theirs avoring the closing Of the clubs
Paris. Believed the Red Republicans would carry
the elections in Paris. Cavaignac is not on good
terms with Lamoriciere, the former eanin too much
to the democratic darty. Cavagaac is much alarm
ed at the prospects of the Bonaparsts in the cleo
ton of Louis Napoleon to the presidency he deter
mined to propose decree against the legality of the
election OF Louis Napoleon on the gtound that he is
merely pretender. II by these means Louis is ex-
clutel. PIERRE Napoleon will be etarted as candi-
date, he being already member of the Assembly.
In consequence of the rejection Of the armistce
between Schleswig and HolStein and the acceptance
of the mediation Of France and England by the Aus
vernmen reSoiv ID to resume the plan of forming an
Army Of Observation along the line and the troops
on the Italian frontier to be removed for that
purpose, except 10000 left to guard the frontier
Italy.
An officer waking in Cavignac's garden had been
fired it, DOUBTLESS under impression that he tho
General himself.
Gen. Paryia has resigned office of Governor OF
CATALONIA IN consequence of Ill health. Nine thou
sand Cariists were in arms against Government.
iceland
CLoSarEL, Sept. 1a--The real Rebellion Of the
people of Ireland against Government Of England
has come at last The rebels ale posted in almost
inaccessible positions at New Ina Cariick-on-
kilmae. 1homas Mountain and Doheny are i'll COM
mand. Waterford troops, captured nine scouts.
Last night there general rising of the peaSan-
try and large body marched aid attacked the sta
ton at ClonmeI. Insurgents have encamped mile S
from Clonmel, where roast buiocks and sheep were
supplied to them. They are pressing all persons to
join them Ut Glentowcr. They attacked party Of
Police when a severe fight ensued-a number of as
saiants were killed and several Of the Police were
wounded. The Police filed III every direction from
the out-stations.
It is expected that tonight will reveal most
awful scenes. The Insurgents wear uniforms
and have captured some pieces of cannon.
The bridges near Waterford have been blown
up, TO prevent the Government troops from APP
preaching.
The Cork Examine, says that among The lead
ers III the P.triot Camp are some military men
OF experience. The peasants are regularly
drilled. Arms consist generally of pixies,
though there are some rifles.
O'Gorman is among them.
Lord Russell has been summoned as witness
by smith OBrien, and must attend the trial.
Italy.
A. Tepborn there have heen sceras of ureat
dis,u, bance. Popuace rose in consequence Of
all attempt to suppress political clubs.
Eue land.
Bank of England has renswed discount bust
ness.
New York, Sept. 30 The New York Tri-
bune yesterday morning hoised the Taylor fay.
st. Louis Lsrlkcf, Oct I'd
| Flour 4.25 and ABA. Che &c wheat 80 and
IS cts, corn ready sale at slight advance. Pro-
visions generally az tive. More enquiry for
lard, sales at an advance. Whiskey steady.