The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-01
FOREIGN.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH FOR THE BALTIMORE SUN
-sHHIEaL or THE STEAMER AMERICA.
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TER FROM EUROPE.

| DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Revolution IN Ireland France continues o,aet-Bona.
pare Observation-Disclosures Holstein tpar resumed :
| Fighting IN STANDARDIZATION IN Tuscany, &c, Sc
| BALTIMORE, Sept 80
We received the following despatch at O'Clock last
evening from our correspondent at New York. contain.
ing summary of the important and thrilling intelli ence
by the steamer America, seven days later IRON Europe
New YORK, Sept. 29--s p. m
The royal mail steamer America arrived at her wharf
this evening She sailed from Liverpool on the 10th in
stant making the passage in 10 DAYS and brings nte-
gence week later than that brought by the Acadia
Ireland.
The intelligence from Ireland of intensely exciting
character the more as it comes upon entirely
expected.
Intelligence from Conme to the 18th September states
that the red and longooke for rebellion has al
last and that the people rising in every quarter The
patriots SAID to be posted almost inaccessible po
silion at New Inn, near Carrick on Kilmor on the
Thomas mountains under command of Doheny the pa
triot leader
In Waterford, last mig ht there was general rising of
the peasantry, who assembled the commons and
marched TO attack the public stations
AT Conme on the l4th, several outhouses of Pro-
tesant clergymen were burned.
Her Majes,y's third royal bluffs came in to-day with
twenty eight OF their handcued, for shouting re-
peal ana exhibiting determination to JOIN with the in
| surgents.
The insurgents have encamped about seven miles
from Clonmel where they seize upon provisions &C., be-
longing TO the gentry around roasting bullocks and
sheep, and pressing every body TO join them at Client
Bower, some eight miles distant
The police were seeking refuge in Carrick when the
patriots attacked them long fight ensued Several OF
the insurgents were killed. and number of the police
badly wounded. All the police subsequently fled from
the outer stations and awful and bloody scenes are ey
pected to take place tonight
| Some of the insurgents wear the club uniform, and
haye succeeded in capturing several pieces of artillery.
outbreak of the Irish patriots believed be the scath
ing, abusive, and indscrmnate rdicule heaped upon
them and their leaders by the English press well
RIM 10
from their impending doom. The excitement spreading
like wdfre throughout the whole island and it is be-
leved the rebellion will be general.
An English paper speaking in former notice of the
leader OF this movement described him in the following
graphic style
"Doheny. tie guerilla chief of Balyneal near the slate
quarrles drills thousand men every evening o'clock
He is man of powerful stature His bunderbuss
containing three pounds wei ht Of Steel with pair OF
pistols sluns in belt of untanned leather appears there
cult task, he from the wids of Sevenn-
mon a formidable force to his rescue.'
France.
The advices from Paris possess but little interest
The socialists mastering considerable strength
They were much dissatisfied with Theirs speech The
the clubs throughout the republic. 1t is generally be-
eved that the republicans will carry Paris at the APP
preaching election General Cavaignac, it seems, is not
the best of terms with General Lamorcere because
it Supposed of the former leaning too much towards
| the democratic party
The Sandman flee. has sailed from Trieste to blockade
Venice.
General Cavagnac is much alarmed at the prospects
of the Bonaparsts, that he is determined TO propose
decree llegasng the election of Louis Napoleon the
ground that he is pretender If Louis is excluded
Pierre Napoleon already member OF the Assembly, will
| start for the presidency.
In consequence of the rejection of the armistice BY
Schleswig Hoseln and the acceptance of mediation BY
Austria, il reported at Paris that the government re-
solved 10 resume the plan of forming army of obser-
walton the Rhine, and the troops the Italian from
tier will be removed for that purpose except 10000,
which will be left to guard the frontier General Chan
gomer IS TO be the general in command of the army of
the Rhine.
| An officer walking in Cen Cavagnacs garden was
fired at few days ago, being doubtless taken for the
general
Gen. Parva has resigned the government of Catalonia
in consequence OF i'll health Cordova will probably
coed him. About nine thousand Cariss are in arms
against the government.
schIesvvig IIolstein
Hostilites have doubtless recommended in Schleswg
HoIstein, although the German troops had commenced
| evacuating the Duches, and the blockade had been
| raised.
Tuscany has been the scene of frightul disorder
AT Leghorn, the popuace in consequence of at
tempt put down the political clubs conflict ensued
and one hundred and twelve soldiers killed the
spot
CoTToN.-The cotton market rather heavy but
without much change in prices; Upland fair was rang
ties considered 3D. per h. lower and the market for
these grades is very dull The sales of the past week,
| ending l6th amount 10 2S,S2O bales. In fair qualities
the quotations exhibit no change.
RICE.-lmporters of rice have been quite anxious to
realize. Recent arrivals of Carolina have been sold al
ABS. to 2is.
| BREADsTUFFs.- The flour market remains without
change Best American is quoted 33s 34s per bar
rel Wheat has declined average of ID per 10 pounds
Indian selling for Ireland, at a reduction of Is
to rs per quarter of $50 lbs The quotations in Liver
pool are 35s. Cd 10 $685. Indian meal has declined cd
| per barrel.
Provisions provision market has been rather
langud An average decline of one shilling is noted in
bacon The market Tor shoulders is BARE and prices OF
the previous week maintained The late advance which
had taken place in pork has been checked. Sales have
been making shade below those at the sailing OF
the Acadia. New prime 40 46s old do. 46 TO
1855 Leaf lard 49, barrels "A 45s; and ass in kegs
Turpentine remains unchanged Rosn 50. cd. to S.
O. and active.
| Money Market.
The accounts of the Bank of England during the past
week furnish material for comment. Gold arrv
ing freely, but the increase OF bullion ing There
large increase, however in other securities in
bank and the statement shows that the discount business
has been renewed London consols were selling at 6Ss
per account.
| MARRIED,
Market instant by
JAMES T. JOHNSON, ir MAMIE, daughter of
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