The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
By Tehgraph-For The Ohio State Journal.
Arrival OF the A america.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM IRELAND.

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM IRELAND.
NEW York, Sept. 30.
The steamer America arrived last even.
ing.
Advices from Ire land state that news from
Clommel, Of the 18th inst, announcing that
the real rebellion has come al last. The
insurgents are pcstod in almost iuaccessi-
BILE positions at New Inn, near Carrick.
and m the mount aims Doheuy commands
in Waterford
letter says that the troops yesterday
captured nine scOu Is, and hat last night
there was general rising of peNsantry -
\ large body attacked the police station
ed at Clommel, who had in charge twenty
eight men belonging to the Bluffs artillery
handcuffed for shouting for repeal. The in
urgent encomped seven miles from Clom-
mel, where they roast bullocks and sleep
on iron CRATES, and press all to join them
At Glenbower the police were attacked;
and severe fight ensued, in which num-
Der Of the asslants were killed, ant sever
al police wounded.
The police fed everywhere out Of the
stations, and il was exl ected that the night
would reveal awful scenes. Tue insur-
gents wore Club uniforms and having cap
turcd several pieces Of cannon
The bridges near Waterford prevented
/ The troops from entering Cork.
The Examiner says that there are lea
deis OF some military experience in the
Insurgents camp; that the peasants are
well drilled, and use arms, chiefly pikos,and
some are armed with rifles.
O'Gorham is with the patriots. Their
commissary is voluntarily supplied by the
neIghboring farmers. Lord John Russell
has been summoned as witness by Smith
! o. Brien, and must attend
In France, the adv ices from Paris are
unsatisfactory. The socialists are mus
tcring their strength, but ii is thought that
he real republicans will carry the election.
FRANCE.
Coyaignac is not on good terms with
Lamorciers, because the former has OF late
leaned so much towards The Democratic
party. Cavagnac is so much alarmed at
the prospects of the Bonapartists that he
is determined TO propose decree of tho
Chambers, to iIegalize the election of
Louis Napoleon, on the ground that he is
pretender, and if 80 should be excluded.
Pierre Napoleon, already a member
will start for the Presidency. Certain Of
fcers walking in Csvaignac's garden have
been fred at, undoubtedly under the suppo-
sltion that himself was present.
. MISCELLANEOUS.
A Sardnan feet has sailed from Trieste
to blockade Venice, on account Of the ter
mination of The armistce between Austria
and ltIly, There is report Of the accep-
tonce of Austrian mediation between
Scheswig and Holstein.
A report later from Paris states that the
government has been dissolved, and that
there is supposed TO be plan for The for
nation OF az army on the Rhine, for which
purpose the troops have been Withdrawn
from the Italian fTcntier, with the exccp-
lion Of ~ 900 left TO guard the rtntier.--
Chaugarnsr will command the army of the
Rhine, and hOstiines will doubtless be
commenced between Schleswig and Hol-
: stem, atho' the German troops have COM
menced ovacuatng the Duchies and the
blockade had been raised
Ieghorn is scene Of disorder, The
. popu!ace rose in cons sequence ofa attempt
to suppress political club. A conflict en-
= sued, u ll2 soldiers were killed on tho spot.
!. In Spain, Gen. Parvio has resigned the
J. government OF Catalonia in consequence Of
y his health. Cordova will probably succeed
D him. There are good Carlists in arms a.
gainst the government.