Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The American mail steamer Hermann, Captain
CRABTREE, arrived at New York on Wednesday
evening, with three days. later intelligence from
Europe. We have the subjoined synopsis of hel
intelligence, received by Telegraph:
IRELAND.
Shortly after the departure of the steamer america the in
surgent forces moved from the mountains and force con-
sisting of portion of the Third Du the Fourth Light Dra
goons and the Eghtyhird Regiment, dispatched in
pursuit Mr. Mahoney was nearly captured The insur-
gents perperaej in the country through which
they passed. The main body had been broken up in small
deachments, and supposed they would adopt system
Of guerrilla warfare.
i CLoSMEL, SUNDAY NIGHT, o'cLocK.-The insurgents
/ have moved towards this town. No attack made
last night Keheean, expected hut bodies Of
marching about the neighbcrhood only. They made
several attacks upon the farmers taking and destroying
| property.
Carrck quiet today but rural districts present nsurrec
| tcnary symptoms, such signal fires, &c.
CLoSMEL SEpT. ls.-The quiet Of our town has been
disturbed expected last night The military force
mentioned in my last about to proceed the mountains,
where the insurgents gathering yesterday did not leave
town until , o'clock A. NJ. Il was composed Of three CON-
panes Of the g4h Regiment This moning early party Of
the 6dh Regiment marched and occupied quarters along
the line from Dundrun. party OF constabuIay also left
with conyics for Thues, from which place they will march
4
OBen whose arrival is hourly expected The authorizes
have announced to-day that Mr. Ryan, policeman who
said have been hanged by the insurgents, is safe.
large force Of military left Carck this morning for the
Coneragh mountains taking with them two weeks provi
sons This appears to indicate thorough securing Of
these mountains Canick is represented the most tran
qui! state.
FRANCE.
An express from Paris dated Tuesday, 9th u,mo states
that the Reforme the of Louis Napoleon
the Assembly.
The result OF the city elections is not yet knoyp but the
three Moderate candidates thought have he chance
of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS the Socialists have great
ber but the whole the Moderates most likely gain
the Assembly.
The National asserts that the English and French fleets
have nteered and saved Messna from bombardnent In
fortunately, however, the Journal des Debats publishes pre-
else details of quite a contrary character
General Cavagnac gradually declining in popularity, and
his early fall from the Dictatorship of Paris predicted by
many English and French papers Who will succeed
him, what will take place in Paris very difficult to
tell The Socialist party strong in the provinces, where
several disturbances have occurred The National AS
semby still occupied in discussing the constitution.
AUSTRIA
Vienna has been declared in state of siege, and it
poei that the Emparor Of Austria will again be forced to
seek safety in flight. ......-
The peace between Denmark and the German Confedera-
ton has been concluded by the Frankfort Diet and having
rejected amendment for rejecting the armistice the Sardi
fleet has quilted Venice and the Austrian fleet sailed
from Trieste, supposed 10 attack Venice. This
belle ed would much compcae the mediation of France and
Englan with Austria
ITALY.
Altogether from various letters with Italy appears in
evtaabe Austria is ndlsposed to surrender Lombady
Alternosina bombarded five days by the Neapolan
troops Il surrendered and the Neapoan troops landed and
took possession, having previously mined the city
Charles Albert has resigned at Turin, and requested the
Cabinet to resign i'll order to form another in accordance with
the wants of the country.
".
The Pedmontesc Gazette Of the 4th states that the
er Vesuvius has been ordered by the can Government
land troops Mlazo that the Neapoltan troops had ad
vanced from Messna and been repulsed with loss of
eighth their nuher and that the Government had ordered
the immediate formation of seven new camps
COMMERCIAL.
LIvERPcoL, SEar. ls.-The weather is very fne with
bisk drying Winds which has enabled great progress be
made in clearing the harvest Some districts complain Of
the defective yield wheat and of the increasing decay the
potatoes.
The demand for wheat is moderate at a decline generally
of ID to ID per bushel Of 20 lbs. for bonded However,
there is good inquiry and parcels on the spot or aoai will
fully sustain last prices.
Indian in fair reques yet prices have again given
Is quarter Crnmeal meets but little attention at
| lis. per Dbl.
The demand for -four is limited, without change for Irish
American, and al Is. per sack lower for English.
There is a fair demand for cotton, prices the
those quoted by the steamer America.
We copy from the New York Journal Of Com
merce the subjoned additional intelligence, brought
by the American steamer Hermann, which sailed
from Southampton on the afternoon Of the 2Oth
ultmo:
The English papers received by this arrival have
copious details Of the new Irish rebellion" as it
is called. 1t would appear, however, that this
movement has not attained the character Of an or
ganized rebellion, but was got up by desperate set
of lawless men, who, under the pressure of extreme
misery and want staring them in the face formed
themselves into marauding bands, and have COM
mitted some excesses. A number of statements
were current in London that engagements between
the Queens troops and the rebels had taken place
but we are assured that such rumors are unfounded
and that no fighting of consequence had occurred
4 There is no news, political or financial, Of i'm
portance, from England. Queen VICTORIA anC
Lord JOHN RUSSELL were still in Scotland.
Accounts from France record the progress Of the elections
NJ. LoUIs NAroLEoS BoNAPARTE had been returned 70
Moeele and be headed the roll in Paris and would no doub
be Of the successful candidates Paris remained Tranquil
although the red Republicans said to have become NOR
daring than ever since the insunection Of June An out
break again expected by many persons but the rmnes
Of the Government would be sufficient quell any dis
turbances.
The armistice between Sardinia, Lombardy, and Austr
would shortly terminate. In Paris reported that re
newa OF the arsce had been agreed but twas scsrce
thought that Austria would concede the required FOR
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