The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-07


men are reported to have been killed. Several OF
The police are said to have lost their lives at Port
law Three camps of the Insurgents have been
fomed AT Newtown, Cuuaehmore and Piltown.
These are the reports which reached US just us
we were going TO press 1ippeTary Free Press
The Beacon Kindled I'm slieyenan,on.
On Monday evening signal fires were observed TO
bum on the mountain of SlieyenamOn, and the
County Waterford mountains, in the direction OF
Gauick -on-Sur. A great deal OF excitement pre-
vailed in that town in consequence of the alarming
rumors aloat, and all Monday night, up 10 an ear
y hour on Tuesday morning, the hills in the viciDi-
ty were crowded with multitudes of people, whe
were armed, and kept firing shots in all direc-
lions.
An officers servant who arrived in this town
tClonmen on Tuesday, swore infoTmatons before
VIM. Ryan, II. Nj, that on his way from Canick
here he met between five and six hundred men,
armed with pixies, guns, &C., ON the direct road
for that town
blowing up OF Graney Bridge.
On yesterday morning, at O'Clock, the mail
coach, which had just passed over the bridge of
GTaney, (off the Suir,l and crossing the kilmacow
Pill, tributary Of the SUR, within one mile and
a half of the city of Waterford, whittier il was
proceeding, was stopped by an AIMED party of
about two hundred and fifty men, at the time pre-
pairing TO blow up the bridge. The horses were
taken ilom the coach, the passengers and officials
OF which were informed 10y the people, that they
ndO not lht SllSueSt Intention OF lnluTng elmer
person or property abou. the coach, but "they had
no notion 10 allow il TO proceed, TO bring the SOL
diers upon them until they had done what they
came upon" They then commenced boring I'M
der the arches Of the fridge, and having "made
all right as they said, the horses were ordered
10 be put 10 the vehicle, and the mail was allowed
To proceed after a delay Of about twenty-five min
utes. As the coach was entering tho suburbs Of
Waterford tremendous explosion was heard. but
il afterwards appeared only the battlements were
blown up. Such is the accounts we have had
TO this event
Irish Refugees I'm Paris.
4 gentleman Of this city, who has lust arrived
ffom Paris whittier he had been on business states
that he met there Mr.. Francis Morgan, solicitor,
whose successful evasion of the police, and sub
sequent escape, we noticed some short time since.
Our informant states that he saw also in Paris
several persons from this city and other parts OF
Ireland, who had deemed il prudent 10 leave this
country for the present He farther states that he
was introduced, at the house of friend in Paris,
10 "AlT. DOheny,' and describes the gentleman
person with sandy hair and floTid complexion
Our informant does not know Mr. Doheny OF the
late confederation, aud il would seem rather inn
probable that the person TO whom he was introduce
ed could be the personage now stated % be en-.
camped on Slievenainon mountain. Our inloTm-
ant adds that letter had reached Paris stating that
Mr.. Richard D Gounan, JL, had arrived in Brest,
and that he would be in Paris next day.-Ffse.
mans Journal.
Later--Temporsry Quiet.
Correspondence OF the Dublin Freemans Journal.
KIKENNY, Thursday Evening, Sept. IL.
The districts Of this and the adjoining county of
fippeTaTy, which were disturbed during the be-
ginning of the week, now wear an aspect Of the ut
most calm, and the people seem 10 be engaged in
their fields at their usual avocatons, as II moth
ing uncommon had recently occurred in the neigh
boIhOot. RumoI is OF course still busy, and we
have flying reports Of beacon-hres on the hills
around DungIave, in the county of Waterford, last
night, and OF a meeting this morning OF large
cOncourSe Of peaSantIy, at place called Bawn-
dOunell, 4 portion Of the Sieyenamon range, but
situated Immediately on the opposite side OF the
mountain from Aheny. To these reports however,
give but little credence, and | have no "Tev-
olutionary' intelligence TO impart 10 you which
could be considered based upon any authority.
Major General Mcdonald il in this city, with his
Aid-de-Camp, L. Mcdonald, and his military Sec
Rotary, It. Col. Wood. Capt Roberts, Assistant
Inspector General of Constabulary. has also ar
rived here TO take command OF the Police force OF
the District. The battalion Of the Goth Rifles,
which arrived from Dublin by the late Iain OF yes
terday evening, are still encamped in the baIrack
square here.
Ills asserted here that farmer, residing in the
neighborhOod OF Bawndonnell, and obnoxious TO
the peasantry, was this morning shot by some OF
the people. This is stated on authority TO which,
under ordinary circumstances. credenCe would be
fully due. But at present would be reluctant 10
vouch for the accuracy Of any report not officially
authenticated.
From Smith and winners Times, September 1871
--latest Commercial Intelligence.
The Improved aspect, which we noticed in our last
hsvTg manifested itSefn commercial circles has not
abaied during the past week, Al the same time the mar
kets Colonial puOduoe are active; and as aTge
supplies brought forward holieTs, In order TO real
ze Obliged accept further reduction in the price
Of sugar, Coffee, and RiOe. Tho Cotton trade Is still
very steady. sales moderate extent are daily repoT
without teIaiOn worthy of notice BTeadStuits
rather more inquired alter and any change can b.
noted in prices h of the buyer For ARTICLES
used in the process Ct manufacture the state OF trade con-
nues TO improve. There is very little doing IN any de.
srupnon OF Metals, ana both British Iron, SpeteT, and
Tin Iie point cheaper The demand for Money still
limited commercial purposes, and the rate OF interest
continues at q Ia 81 per CT for first rate bills; 81 10 per
cent being required Cor others There very little going
oTward in the for national and foreign securities,
and prices are toleTably well maintained.
During the past week the stles of Cotton have amount
ed 10 q $50 bales OF which exporters have taken 900
American, and SPECTATORS 1900. The market here has
any feature worthy OF notice. Ptes being
now pretty much The asst week. but the mjdln,
and common DESCRIPTIONS Of American are considered
one eighth OF penny lower, that We now quote Up
poT Is nov estiu atai at $50 IO bales against i2 ~
bales OF the same tine last year. The advoes received
by Cambria considered as afordng evidence OF
large crop in the United States The demand hkey %
revive aud become much more extensive, should tie
hsT between he cont neEtal powers be settled
without further recourse to arms.
Tae Grain trade has steady, and in general the
prices last quoted are supported. The imports ironl
ibroad very ilng This, however, is not le to ,;
attended with any unsatisfactory results, u IS well
known that very large quantities the hands oil I'M
puTeTs and farmers. The weather has been favorable
during the past week. and enabled farmers to yet In the
outstanding portion Of the Grain crops. These clloun
have kept the market from assuming an up "ar
tendeney. At hsrklsne ON Monday last, both Engish
and fore Wheat sold at rates fully equal TO the rates
the nrevious week Flour was In demand al fun prices
Ind an Corn being IN better demand, realised an advance
OF ,to p per qurter The Liverpool market has bocu
ver steady and AZ present the best Western canal tioul
~ as 10 & and e are BUYERS OF indian veal al II,
10 lis ca per bD The receipts OF BTeadStlns from
abroad large and vast number OF SHIPS are kno"i
Al present the estimated stock OF Grain and grain prD
iuee remaining under bond in warehouse at Liverpoo
is ,g2 quarters Of wheat Il $40 barrels o. Hour, ,as
qua of oats, 6614 quarters OF barley, Si quarter
of beans and 25 quarters OF peas The duty has deene'
10 IS per quarter wheat 70 3s per barrel on -FOUR sr'
~ o. ner quarter ON barley ye beans ami peas. Th
weather Continues favorable, and the reports as 70 IN
progress of the harvest encouraging whilst les
soSny accounts respecting The postoe disease are cur
rent Undcr these circumstances II is not likely tina
prices viii materially alter Tor some ume ifo she isf
now current, - -,
receded from Cd TO Is per ew Of this market the rum
rates being 4os ass. Bacon IS admitted request bu
urmer prices still maintained. The merket Is o.
inadvertently supplied with beef Good sound description
are wanted and would find ready sale at ful price
The better qualities Of Cheese are IN demand, aud, al IN
Liverpool market, find buyers at Sos TO oS per Swt.
arge sale az 1900 boxes cold by auction on Tuesday
the 10Th inst but the greater portion was unsopnd
The accounts from the Manufacturing districts, who
have come TO hand during tle past week, stale that
Manchester is much iTnness the part OF mani
facturerS and that for the transactions elected M puct
have been paid The reports from the wooen dlstre
ofYOrkshire inform US That business Is Talher az
that there is the prospect OF iu employment for SON
time 10 come With respect to the state OF employ me
in the city OF Manchester 1t appears that OF 2Oe mil
Ioundries &C. within the borough OF Manchester,
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