The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
Foreign News.
by Magnetic Telegraph for tho Bslsimsrs Sun.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ACADIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FHhM EUROPE

Affairs of Lreiand- Writ sf Error er..ssd y,
ISL Prisoners - PariisnsDf Prorsgusd-S..
t,n,ent of the Hsiian Qsesfion-Ths Austr,sa
Rerolution-.V isnns bombardsd BY ROYAL
Troops = Probable Surrender Of iAs CITY,
Decline in Bread Styfs-Advanos IN Cstio..
&c.
The steamer Acadia arrived at Boston
on Saturday evening, but owing to a Dc.
rangement of the wires between Boston
and New York, the news did not reach us
until last night. The following despatch
from our correspondent al Boston, con.
talns a complete summary Of the news by
her.
BosToS, Nov. ls, lsis.
The steamer Acadia reached her wharf
last evening, but on account Of q derarpe.
ment of the wires have been unable, until
now, to forward you the news.
She sailed from Liverpool on the fourth.
aud brings seven days later intelligence,
after j passage Of fourteen days.
THE MARKETS.
LIyyRpooL, Nov. 4.-Co,ton has been &C.
live during the past week. Ia The early
part Of the week there was an advance Of
Id. to Id, but again became dull, with
downward tendency; but the Bank Of
England having declared the rate Of inter.
est at three per cent, prices recovered and
:losed steady ut I'D. advance on the prices
at The sailing Of the last steamer. Tho
following are the rates-Ofleans. AID;
mddling, 3sJ; fair Upland and Mobile,
3II.; mlddling, 3ld. The sales of the
week amount TO ,hlriy.four thousand oa'es.
/ OF 1000 balen white and Sea Island 70.
day, ut auction, 800 sold at I'd. to Sd,
being Id. decline on private sales. Tho
stock of Cotton 10 Liverpool Is 5il 600
bales, against 40i, 900 last year.
Bread Sh6s.-The corn market con.
Times quiet, and prices are a shade love-,
indicating that the po,aioe rot WAS mol 10.
creasing. Sales OF fi5uf are making ct
29s. Cd. TO sos. Yesterday 5000 swee,
Philadelphia and Baltimore sold al 2l..
" bite corn 33s. Cd. TO 34s. and yellow
3is. Cd. to 35s. Sd. per quarter. Indian
meal, lis; wheat, Is. TO IS. Cd.
The duty on wheat Is Is. per quarter,
and l1ur y. per barrel.
The money msrke, IS easy. Sales Of
Consols al s6s 10 soy.
ENGLAND.
The E0glish Parliament has egain been
prorosucd to December l..
The London Herald inlimates that Sir
Robert Peel is ready and willing to resume
the Prcmie rship and only waits permi,
sion.
IRELAND.
The State Trials commenced Of Dublin
on Friday The 18th inst. The Attorney
General gave his fiat for issuing ~riIs Of
error under certificates lodged BY U Br,en's
counsel on the trial al Clonmcl. Conse.
quenIly the distinguished prisoner viii 10
, brought to Dublin and the writ argued be.
fore tho Court Of Queens Bench, from
! whence, If the decision is unlavorsble, vii
be removed to the House Of Lords.
: similar sanction has been granted 10 favor
Of Mcngher, M'Manus and o Donoghue.
FRANCE.
The election Of President continues to
cngross general attention. A majority Of
the members Of the Assembly lad resolved
To postpone the election un,,l February,
bu, Csyaguae decided aginsi the posi- pone.
tnen,, AMI all opposition was checked
The election viii therefore iake place on
!. the lllh Of December. The friends d
LOUIS Napoleon feel enthdcut Of success.
i THE CHOLERA.
This dreaded disease IS progressing 10.
+, sduously Iu various parts OF England bOl
: is not creating undue alarm. The weekly
. deaths are sliIl below an average Of tho
a last hve years.
!, AUSTRIA.
!. The interrupted slate Of communicates
precludes correct details from the To-
. Icaguered city. Accounts 10 The 2-lA
:, October. through Berlin, state that every
;. Inducement TO surrender having failed,
WindIscbgrntz com menced bombarding
the city, which he aud Jeliachis still CON.
a pleiely surrounded with large force which
!. was daily increasing.
The water and gas pipes supplying lhs
q city have been detached by the imperial
i troops after severe conflict 10 capture The
:, works.
a There was renewed reports Of en- 3D.
= vance Of The llungatians up the Danube to
A relieve the city, but at each successive sp.
n proach they retired beiote the fire OF tho
Imperialists. Thus Ear there have been
;. only desultory conflicts between the be-
sieged and besiegers, attended with consd'
erablc slaughter.
i The Emperor is OF Olmu'z. end has or.
;, dered the transfer OF the Diet TO kreussa,
A about midway between Olmuiz and Wen
ma. Wndescbgratz steadily refuses to
) enter the city whilst The citizens are armed,
q as It would cause a bloody engagement.
), lie requires the complete disarmament and
! surrender Of the Court Latours.
. The citizens are IN the meantime IN en-
ireme want Of Provisions, and the certain
. " that many feel Of condign punishment
!. from Windeschgralz, stimulates 'hom TO
induce The popuace TO hold out 10 the a'
The popular party demands general ON.
nesty, popular ministers, and the removal
!. Of all troops. On these conditions the