The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-07-29

New YORK, July %.
The Hibemia arrived to-day having sailed o.
: the 30 inst
The trade in the manufacturing districts is sal
y lsfhctoTy and encouraging.
The money market had improved under tn
announcement of the Chancellor Of the Excheque
that The Government had affected great saving il
: the public expenditures, aud had obtained a reye
I nue. OF million and a half from unexpected quar-
, ttTs.
! Securities have luctnated much, eonsols clio
= sing al So 3-4aS7
I The overland mail from Calcutta brings dates o
May g. and Bombay OF May ~ The news is un
4 Important
An express from Dublin, on Friday night, state,
thai the Catholic clergy of the Arch Doeess of tn
an, had resolved 10 adhere 10 Cancellation Hall o
. the RepealeTs, and oppose the formation of IN,
League.
Martin was still at large.
Devon Reilly had written TO the Attorney Gen
eTal, avowins the authorship OF an article in the
FelOn.
The Irish papers are very fierce and must at
tract the attention of the authorities.
Parliamentary proceedings uniDpoTtant.
liume's motion for Parliamentary reform was
, rejected by 81 to lJl.
FRANoE-Amed men have been discovered in
cellars a5out Paris with loaded muskets and in.
stnlmenls for making bullets.
The destruction of property during the insurrec-
ton is much less than was supposed at first. The
houses have been considerably battered however.
The following general officers were killed during
the emute: Gems. Negrier, killed; Brea, assassna-
ted; Francois killed. BuIgoin died OF wounds; COIte
wounded; Daneme has had leg ampuiated; Gen
eral Foucher wounded; La Fontaine wounded,
since dead
An immense number of Colonies and superior
officers were put hoTs dH combat on The 18th.
| A sentinel arrested two men IN a cabriolet with
an immense sum of Pfussian gold and cartridges
The men were heavily armed with daggers and piss
tolls.
The insurgents used iron balls pierced with cop
per which projected from both sides of the balls.
ChangarIier has been appointed chief of the
| National Guards of the Seine.
The National Guards who were faithless during
the rebellion have been discharged and disbanded.
| The best informed persons consider Causdiere
as the chief Of the late Isunection, and that Lou
is Blanc was priyy 10 il, but shrunk from active
participation. Their organization was most per-
| feet.
The police are making important discoveries of
documents which will show where the money
comes from and who promoted the rebellion.
number of lrishmen have been transported
| for drilling and training.
There is nothing OF importance from Italy.
The peace negotiation had failed.
An insuuectiOn of galley slaves had occurred in
Sicily, but was subdued after the most frighlful
slaughter.
Tie Arch Duke John has been appointed Lieu
tenant General of Germany.
The cholera is making the most dreadful Tayages
in Prussia.
| Izmartine, IL is said. contemplates travelling
through the east.
An amistice has been concluded between Den.
mark an1 Germany.
Co1rcx cotton L,a ,iv,oc., l., Ear Al, ,.scr,,,,o,,,
The demand was better espeeisliy for the lower rSS@s
Upland fair, 4ld; Orleans IL Mobile 4ld. The STOCK on
hand amounts 10 1876 $40 bales which above the qua
my lor the same period last year.
rLo.h MP uEAiN--flour y1s odaSos, duty paid Corn
r ~ Nvn, % s, % a.. H. NEE, los ai M
on Flour Is g. per bbI; Wheat i0d per Quarter.
BEEFFhe supply OF Berf Is snaI The better Qualities
sell readily at SiaSis Cd per ticroe.
Baoos Bacon Is active and prices are maintained
I%s 1sSi 70, $780, anu SsSfVs TOT ns pei SM
-. 80 ;,.iI a. ~ $50 ~ S.ppuV a ;, s,u
Ordinary ~
NEW YORK, July %, r. NJ
Nv the arrival fine steamer FINN Havre- Paris
dates of The I2ih are received al which fine all
was tratouil
Arrests and seizures of au,s and mnnitions nj
war were continued
Upwards of 10 on persons have b, on irnnrisop.
ed
Cserethl Darnennes died On the 6th FINN his
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