Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-11-10
Cerrrsooudraer Of "a, Piiis5areh Gaseiis.
Arrival Of The steamship Hlbernla.


interest.
The wcslhcr during the week was very unset.
tied, With much rain. but the Wind changing,
broughI bucing clear weather.
The harvest vas entirely gathered, and du.
T'rg the next fortnight, the AuIumn sowing will
be completed.
The Scouish potato crops are good, but the !.
Tish crups will be immensely short Oats crup
good. ard the markets generally parnke Of the
same want Of spirit which previously prevailed
IN England. Speculation has eeds,d. aud the
large supplies from the Baltic aud olhsr ports.
eif-crually keeps down prices.
The great sarm which has been created BY
the appearance of the Cholera. has sens,biy u.
ha'ed, only thirty additional cases having been
reported and The general health Of the country
Is better ihi' Than ordinary years. 10 London,
there were 99O deaths during last week, against
1884 average Of former yeurs.
In Liverpool al d Manchester, here has been
no cases Of The Cholera. In Edinburgh, the
ravages have been more extensive than other
places. While Leith escaped, rs appearance
NJ the lille village Of New Haven established lis
malignant character in that quaFgcr.
Government has done away with the quaran.
tine regulations, considering them unnecessary.
Even where deaths from The Cholera have &C.
CURED in vessels coming from Continent ports.
IRELAND.
O'Brien had not been executed. The Lord
Leuicnauts rel TO the deputalion ut inhab.
IUnls of Dubliu, refuses direct answers 10 the
hemoral beyond the assurance that foil weight
will be given 10 the recommendation of the Ju.
~ that lricd him. All the formallies for bring.
irg Ia writ o! error have been complied with
by the legal advisers; but the otFlcul privilege Of
refusing the certificate with which the Attorney
General is invested, will not be exercised umlI
that officer returns TO Dublin.
O'Donughue has been found guilty, but rec.
Ummendcd 10 mercy, in consequence Of having
Withdrawn himself from his associates previous
to The Overt attacks Of the insurgents.
Thomas Meagher'S lriI commenced on Mon.
day, and the interest which had subsided al Clon.
mel has now revived.
The Catholic Prelates at Dublin have come
out with ccrlan resolutions highly Important as
emanatng from them as collective body.
They lmpIore Government TO employ all
fund, al its disposal, and all It's influence, to the
Immediate reueI OF The poor-to effect an equi.
table Adjustment in relations between the land
lord aud the rnont, md to Stimulate an outlay
of capita for the furnishing Of employment to
all oble bodied men, with view To increase the
PRODUCTS Of he soil.
France.
The partial change in Cavaignac's admins. /
iration is either 4 prelude to his retirement, or
more probably owing to some CONFUSION brought
UbonI by resentment of publications Ly D,Ia. |
NIIc,-ond thoy who were republicans before
the February luSurrrcIiou, aud so early were
deprived Of the sovereign authority.
Cavalgnoc prrcrlvcs that the majority in the .
Assembly is composed Of Loyalisq. Lrgitimis,s
AID Modcmtas, who lecone Republicans after
the February m>urr"clion, aud possess sufficient
power TO exclude him from Office, having been
Used to over by them, he has 10 alternative
but conciljalnE measures.
The result II, that Ducoux, Prcfcct of Paris. |
has resigned, saying plainly he dtappruyes oil
CavaIgEacs PoIlry, N The presence Of the dam
gers A" hich menace the liberty oi France, whilst
II trumphs IN Germany. Tie shall resume his
place among the urPunn nuiS cr r"yalIy, which he
will combul under all dl,guses, aud concludes
significantly thai all soldiers Of the Democracy
must be- al their posts. Mn" has ccus,d tn br
where my political sympathy no longer exists.
Another evidence Of Cu,oignac's crl6caI pa.
sltlon is 'uGd N hls IHvorLg the NatiouaIe-
The Orleans faulty was oycrthrown by sub G.
deus of that paper.
Louis Ma olron keeps quiet
Socialists borqnlss are sill continued. Onc
WIS 10 have been held on Saturday.
VIENNA.
Supcndous events are passing in the Austrian
Empire, which has kept Europe alarmed with
mazemcnt during the week.
On the Oh ult., The Ban Of Cro,ia wns nd.
VOncing towards Pcslh at the head Of numcr.
Gus army, with the view OF suppressng the
hungarian lnsurecIrn, when intelligence of The
revolution al Venice reached hin--he mmeti.
alely turned his columns towards that cry. aud
advanced rapidly To the assistance OF hr Em.
peror'S General, who had taken his position in
tho suberbs Of the Capital and kept the popula.
lion hourly alarmed. Duri . the niphl Of the
llth and l2h Of October, the population of
Venice were under urms-the troops or the
Emperor momrnIIy cXpccDed 10 commence
siege with The Two armies.
Reports state that IchS hnd retired towards
New Sladt. Prince Wmdi,hcgru,z. who lately /
distinguished himself nl Proguuc hn, advanced i
towards Venice. To take command Of III. comb,.
ned Armies Of Austria Jclch,s. H. will not
probably lombard the city, but cut olf supplies,
Hnd slarve The inhabitants into submy sion.
The Diet has one hundred thousand nen To
defend the Capital aud the Pro,isoun. Govern.
m.nl. Some, however. are favorable to the
Emperor. About hat of The same number are
BOW eGcnug NIcuna, aud rcInlorocmeuts are |
pouring IN fron al quarters.
The Emperor ha. TuUTeI To OlinIZ in Mora.