Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-30
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REBELLION IN IRELAND.

READERS TIL our next regular issue, and con-
sequently lay it before them in an extra.
CLoNMEL, Ireland,
! September 10, lS4S.
IRELANp.-A real rebellion in Ireland
against the government of England has
come at last The Insurgents are posted in
almost Inaccessible positions at Newinn,
near Carrick on kilme.
Thomas Mountain and Doheny are in
command.
/ Yesterday, the Waterford troops, captur-
ed nine scouts.
j Last night there was a general rising of
the peasantry, and large bodies marched
aud attacked the Police stationed at Clon-
mel.
On the 14th of September, the Sd Bluffs
came in with twenty Eight of their men
hand.cufled, for shouting repeal.
The insurgents have encamped seven
miles from Clonmel, where roast bulIocks
and sheep are supplied them.
They are pressing all persons to join them
at Clenhower.
The insurgents attacked party of police
when severe fight ensued and number
of the assailanrs were killed aud several
of the police were badly wounded. The
police fled in every direction from the out
stations.
1t is expected that tonight will reveal
most awful scenes.
The insurgents wear uniforms of Clubs,
and have succeeded in capturing several
pieces of canon.
All the bridges near Waterford have been
blown up to prevent the government troops
/ ~ ~,
The Cork Examiner says that among the
leaders in the patriot camp, are several mil
itary men of experience.
The peasantry are regularly drilled, and
their arms consist chiefly of pixies, though
there are some rifles. O'Gorman is among
/ them.
The Commissariat is supplied voluntarily
4 by the neighboring farmers with food.
ENGLAND The Bank of England has
renewed discount business. Consols closed
So 18th for account.
/ Lord John Russell has been summoned as
witness by Smith O'Brien, aud must attend
the trial.
TrALY.-At Leghorn, there has been
scenes of great disorder The popuace
rose in consequence of an attempt to sup
L
( in which many Of the soldiers were killed.
/ FRANcE.-Advices from Paris unsatisiac-
tory. Socialists were mastering strength,
and there was much dissatisfaction with
speech of Theirs, taking ground in favor of
closing clubs in Paris. Red Republicans, it
was believed, would carry the elections in
Paris.
Cavaignac was not on good terms with
Lamoric.ere, because the former had of late
leaned too much to the Democratic party
Lavaignac was so much alarmed at the pros
poets of the Bonapartists in the election of
I Louis Bonaparte to the Presidency, that he
had determined to propose decree against
the legality of the election of Louis, on the
ground that he is merely pretender If
Louis Napoleon is excluded from the candi-
dacy, Pierre Napoleon already a member of
the National assembly, will be started for
the Presidency.
In consequence of rejection of the armis-
tee between Schliswig and Holstien, and
acceptance Of the mediation of France and
England by the Austrian government, il was
reported that the Paris government bad re-
solved to resume the plan of forming an
army Of observation along the line, and the
troops Of the Italian frontier were to be re-
moved for this purpose, except 10000 left
to guard the frontier. Changarnler, it was
supposed, would be appointed 10 the COM
lmand Of the army Of the Rhone.
An officer waking in Cayaignac's garden
had been fired az, doubtless under the inn
preston that be was the General himself.
ScHLrswIG AND Observation-Disclosures
have doubtless recommended between
Schliswie and Holsten, though the German
troops were evacuating the Duehes and the
blockade had been raised.
SpArF.-Gen. Parven had resigned the
office Of Governor Of Catalonia. II was
probable Cordoya would succeed hnH.-
Nine thousand Carlists were in arms against
the government.
MARKETs.-Wheat had declined one TO
two pence per busbel Flour bad declined
sd. to sd per barrel. Corn for Ireland
had reduced one to two shilings per quarter.
and is quoted at IS shillings I'd. to 30 shi-
Hngs per $50 lbs. Meal is 6d. lower per
hbl. Holders Of Rice are anxious to sell
late arrivals from South Carolina brought
g to ~ shilliugs. Provisions are anguish
ing. Bacon declined one shilling Shout
ders unchanged. Market bare Of Bee, and
unchanged. Late advices on Pork checked
demand prices are now below the average,
at last adyices new prime Mess 40 to %
shiIings Lard IL ~ bbl-, and "a TO Is IN
keg-. Cotton firm aud unchanged; Upland
: II; Orleans 4 SIS; Lower qualities con
-idered Is lower. The market very dull.
Sales per week, $4,000 bales.
BosTov, September 90.
NAME ELEcTioN.--hEe have full returns
from Maine. for GOvernor-Dana, g, I75;