The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-22
LATER FROM
EUROPE.

.'.. EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EU-
ROPE.
Decline IN american Breadstufs In conse-
queace..of heavy harpests IN this country.
Escape of Irish Patriots.
Debate IN French Assembly, Warrants il.
sued for .Wembers. f
Riots IN Berlin and ptenna.
Pabtlc meetings to be suppressed in .4usiriG
and Prussia, &c.
New YoRK, Sept. Ia, '4s.
Editor Ohio Statesman.
The Steamer Europe has arrived, bring
ing later news from Europe. She sailed
on the I'd inst.
Representations from the United s tates
Of aaheayy harvest induced holders of A.
merican breadstufs to offer them freely
Choice provisions moved slowly, with
disposition on the part of holders to take
lower prices.
Wheat declined one shilling per quar-
ter, and from 3 to pence per bushel, on
both bonded and that on which the duty
was paid. Flour is one shilling per bar
rel lower: The demand for Indian Corn
for shipment was better than on the pre-
vious Tresday.
IRELAND.
Irelrnd is quiet. Lord John Russell,
has made tour of personal inspe ction.--
O'Gorman has positively escaped to Paris
\ Dorsey and McGee, sub. editors ofthe Ma
tion, have escaped to America. The spe-
oial commission to try the Patriots is not
expected to meet
ARREST OF ENGLISH CHARTISTS.
&c Ssc.
Numerous arrests have been made at
Manchester, and the adjoining towns of
Of feading English Char,ists. Five of
them have been sentenced to fifteen
months hard labor for assisting in the
kirkdale riot, which insulled the police.
Dr. Madonuel, a chartist leader, has
been convicted of uttering unreasonable
probably reasonably language, and sens
fenced to two years imprisonment.
}. FRANCE.
/. The debate in the National Assembly
on the report Of the investigating commit
II tee, has been of exceeding interest. Led
y ru Rollin, Blanc and Causidere each de.
q Tended themselves II the two former indig-
I. nantly repeating the charges made against
, them. Causidere went into details and
conradicted the insinuations made agaips,
him in the report. When Causidere de.
i SC nitd from the Tribune, Cavagnac re ad
a requsition from the Attorney General
= asking authority to commence proceed
. ings Causidere told the Assembly that
;, the decision must be made Immediately.
After an exciting debate, warrants were
. granted aud the police proceeded to the
: residence Of the accused. Louis Blanc
!, fed and arrived at Dover, in England, on
Tuesday. Caasidere concealed himself 90
, as not to be found.
No warrant was issued against Ledrt
RolIip.
n Austria accepts the mediation OF Eoe
u, land, and expects that through the in ter
Il ven'ion ofthe Central German power a,
"a Frankfort, that peace may ensue betw eet
Charles Albert and Rsdolsky. The an
;s swer Of the letter does not satisfy France
an armed interference ID thought Of
The German Assembly is engaged 10 =.
!, discussion of the new constitution.
The Hungarian troops have been de feat
ed b, Serrian with great loss.
RIOTS IN VIENNA AND BERLIN.
A serious riot took place at Visnna, oc
casioned by an attempt to reduce the wa
h ges of the working women. 1t continued
II three days between the laborers aud the
/. National Gnard. Six laborers were kill.
. ed and sixty one wounded, including ten
women.
|. Berlin, also, has been the scene of a ri
OF. The house OF the President was at
n tackled with fragments of benches, iroI
railing, slaves and barricades we're at
n tempted. Several persons were killee
= and w ounded. " @ p
The Austrian and Prussian Ministers
= have each introduced bills to suppress pub
lie meetings. t~-"'''' @@'3 'l'+
/. AN EX-KING AFTER THE MONEY,
t Louis Philippe has applied to the French
Government for the private funds aud
o property left by him in France.
The FreGcb trials continued during the
week. a. s ste.}f zssf e6sss a3aff
GEN. CASS.
=. This great statesman is presented to the
people for their support as candidate for the