Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Galena Gazette, Sept. s.
Important from Eurpe.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. So O'Clock A. NJ


Further accounts from this unfortunate coun-
try state the arrest of Meighen, O'Donoghu
and Doheny. Arrests still continue to take
place in every part of the country.
Smith O'Brien is soon to have his trial
Tranquility pervaded, but the people
far from being well disposed towards the au-
thorities of the country.
Irshnen, chartists, have been arrested in
England for using seditious language.
Letters were found on O'Brien, after his
apprehension from Duffy of "a highly treason
able character.
The Irish clergy are doing all in their pow
er to preserve peace.
Three Americans and two Frenchmen who
were crossing from Scotland to Armagh, were
arrested as synpathisers with the Irish people.
1t is said large sums of money were found on
them.
Liverpool papers give accounts of the arrest
of number ofAmericans supposed to be aid
ing the Irish
The weather for the past week has been
wet and cold.
Considerable alarm exists in relation to the
potatoe crop. The rot appears to be extend
ing over the whole kingdom
FRANCE.
Paris continues in state of siege. The
persons concerned in the insurrection of June
have been tried 100 have been found gull
ty, and 1000 liberated.
Lamartine has intimated to the electors of
Macen his desire to retire to private life.
There has been a serious riot at Lyons
not of political character. Several arrests
have been made.
Charles Albert has evacuated Lombardy
AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
Gen. Weldon, at the head of the Austrian
army, has entered the papal dominions. The
Pope of Rome, incensed at the invasion, gave
the Austrians battle, in which the latter were
woisted.
The war in Germany has been renewed,
but TO battle had taken place.
In England, the Chartists are again ma
king hostile demonstrations.
ST.. LOUIS, September 4, IS4S
JAMAICA.
An arrival at Philadelphia from Jamaica,
contradicts the rumored instruction. Many
Planters are leaving the Island.
OREGON.
VIM. A. Hall, of Missouri, is appointed
Associate Judge Of Oregon, vice Turney de-
clined.
destructive fire occurred at St. LOWS yes
terday. VIM. Patrick's Lumber Yard vas
consumed. Loss in lumber S25, 0OO- insu-
rance Sc 600 in all
EASTERN MARKETS.
Corn, Wheat, and Flour, are in good de-
nand at slightly advanced prices.
ST. LOUIS Sales Hemp, 100, market firm.
Lead, 1910 to 1915. Flour, common to
choice country brands, 1915 to S4,OO.-City
brands, S4,0OaS4,3 81. Wheat, fair 65 to 6s.
prime 20 to %, choice rs. Corn 30 to 33.-
Whiskey l6 to II.
ST. Louis, August %, 184s.
No further news from the Britannia
STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
The steamers Meteor and Paris came in
collision the Ohio river, in the night The
former sunk Immediately to the hurricane deck
and with the CARGO is total loss. The Pa
rs received no injury. The passengers were
rescued by cutting through the cabin roof.
KENDALL AND O'REILLY.
The lawsuit between O'Reilly and Ken
dali continues, at Frankfort, Kentucky, and
Will occupy twelve or fifteen days.
MIR. Barnes explained the new Columbian
Telegraph, (of which he is one of the invent
ors,) before the Court