Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-31
LATER .EROM EIROPE.


LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Britannia arrived at Boston on
Saturday afternoon, with 7 day later intelll-
gence from Europe.
IRELAND.-Aiairs in Ireland have not
materially changed-though every day seems
to lesson the probability of any further out
break. O'Brien has been arrested by the gov
erment authorities and lodged in Jail in Dublin.
lie was arrested at the Railroad station in
Thurles, whilst in the ac, Of procuring a ticket
to pass him to Limerick, where he intended TO
have taken refuge among his friends.
There does not appear TO have been any dis
turbancc since the Cambria left. Numerous
arrests continue to be made, and among others
we notice that of a Mr.. Nolan of the United
States
Matters remain quiet in France. An at
tempt was made to shoot NJ. 1hers on the 9th
inst: the shot intended for him was received
by a little girl who sat in gate opposite his
residence.
Matters remain unsettled in Lombardy and
Prussia.
The cholera is making fearful ravages in
Eastern Europe.
Flour is quoted at 81 10 2Ss
LATER FOREIGN NEws.-'rhe accounts from
France state that the anxiety which prevails
respecting the onward progress of the revou-
ton IN France is still deep and abiding. A
half smothcrcd rebellion is gathering strength
amongst the Red Republicans whilst the
moderate party whose experienced leader, NJ
Theirs, the hand Of the ASSASSIN has aimed at,
are gaining strength, and indeed hold the pow
or at any moment of ovcrthrowirg General Ca
vaignac and both the other sections of the Ma
tional Assembly 1t is difficult to conceive in
in what way Gen. Cavaignac can maintain
himself unless By an alliance with the Red
Republicans and even these. closely united.
which they cannot long be, with the party OF
Maraast and his friends, will scarcly be able Ia
hold the rcius of power against the compact
body headed ny NJ, Thiers.
The authorities Of Copenhagen have follow
ed up the declaration of the Prusslan Minister,
and have declared. through their consus that,
IN addition 10 the harborS of Swlnemandc,
Wolgas, Camnn aud kcl, with the mouth
of the Slcsyig canal at llollenau, now under
blockade, the following places will be bIocka-
dcd from the 18th OF August, VIZ. Gfieiswalde,
with the eastern entrance to Stralsund, the
rivers Elbc, Wcscrt and Iahdc
The notification Of blockade accordingly ere
a,ed gfea, Consideration, and th3 Prussian
merchants appear to be reused by sense OF
the injury which is inflicted on them by con-
tinuancc of this most foolish and fatal war.-
Considerable forces seem to be collecting on
both sides Gen. Wranglc, by the last ac-
counts, had retired to Appenrade, fearing some
sudden attack from the Danes. At Copcnha-
gen the tone of the people breathes nothing
but vengeance, seeing how completely they
have been dupcd during the last two months
They feel that any present delay would post
pone hostties until the period when their ma
val forces could operate to less advantage than
than they can during the present season. Ia
the pol ties of Berlin and Frankfort there is at
present no appearance from which we can dis
Germ the smallest probability OF an amcable ac-
commodation.
7 he events in I.ombardy have been rapid,
decisive. and most unexpected. a fortnight
ago Charles Albert was a successful conquer.
or, almos, all Lombardy was within the grasp,
he threatened the Venetian tcrritorlcs now
Venice reycrts to Austria, the whole breadth
Of Iombardy has been retraccd by the Pied
montcse army, and Charles Albert, utterly de-
ieated at every point, is either shut up IN Milan
or perhaps, has crossed the TIclno into his own
dominlons.
The London Times of the l2th, the day ot
the sailing of the steamer, has the following
additional items of intelligence.
Cdpit,llatioR Of MiaH.-A letter from Nj
Ian, dated August 9Th, says that Charles Al
Der, vas negotiating with the Austrans fol
the capitulaton of Milan. The writer prophe
cics that the inhabitants will suffer greatly from
the admission of the Austrian army into the
city. The provisional Government has beer
dissolved.
Many of the men of Lombardy we're leaving
the country IN consequence of an order of thc
Austrian General, requiring them to serve il
lis army,
LATER TRisH NEws.-The dates in the
/ Times from Dublin are TO Friday, the lth.
! Dublin then was perfectly quiet.
/ .S,.Urc Of PO,cd,r. Six hundred pounds o
powder, said to be destined to TIppcrary, haC
been seized on board vessel at Nungarycn.-
/ Ii was entered IN the manlests of the vessel q.
/ flour.
! The four Americans arrested by Goycrnmcn
were dressed as sailors. They are undergoing
n secret examination at Dublin, but the charg,
against them has not been made public.
! ESGLASD.-Dur.ng the last fortnight tht
weather has been very unsettled IN the south
crn counties especially, not day has passc,
..N
cut IN various parts. this unreasonable wcahc
not only rciards harvest operation, but must, i
/ 1t continues few days longer, materially af
! feet the yield all over the country.
At fr,, however, no tendency to specula
/ ton has exhibited itself II the potato crol
should prove scrously injured both IN Englano
and Ireland. and the staicmcnts TO this cllrc
are.rlpidly multiplying, tn consequence woul,
be very serious.
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