Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

September 18th. All continues quiet. Our
town has not been disturbed, as was expected.
The military force, mentioned in my last as
about 10 proceed up the mountains on which
the insurgents were gathering yesterday, did
not leave town until two o'clock, A. NJ. 1t was
composed of three companies of the 9th regi.
ment, under Lieutenant Colonel Stratton, and a
small force of conslabuary under the head con-
stable. This morning early, party Of the 64,h
marched out and occupied quarters along the
line from Dundrum. A party Of conslabuary
also left with convicts for Thurles, from which
place they will march over to Dundrum, and
form portion Of the escort of Smith O'Brien,
whose ARRIVAL is hourly expected
The authorities have announced to-day that
| Ryan, the policeman, who was said TO have
been hanged BY the insurgents, is safe.
a large military force left Carrick this morn
ing for the Comeragh mountains taking with
them weeks provisions. This move appears
| 10 indicate thorough securing Of those noun
tains. Carrick IS represented 10 be most tram
quill.
Another despatch says that the state OF The
disturbed districts OF ireland was again excl
ting much attention in England as the rebellion
appears 10 have again broken out in that unhap-
py island.
Shortly after the departure Of the America,
the insurgcnt forces moved from the mountains,
aud force consisting Of portions of the third
Butts, the fourth Light Dragons, aud the cighty-
third Regiment, were despatched IN pursuit.
Mr. o'Mahoney was nearly captured.
The insurgents had committed some excuses
in the country through which they rassed. The
main body had been broken up into small de-
tachnents. and il was supposed that they would
adopt he system Of guerrilla warfare, which
would, OF course, he particularly harasslng to
the Government troops during the inclement
Winter season approaching.
Id TES [ INTELLIGENCE
Vienna has been declared in state OF siege.
IL IS rcpored Tia, The Emperor ni Austria
won,d again be forced T. seek safety in flight.
Peace between Denmark and the German Con-
federation i rendered certain by the Frankfort
Diet having rejected an amendment Tor reJec-
tiag The arInlstlce.
The Italian news is oil considerable Interest.
Anef he city OF Messini had been hombaried
lor fiye daysb b. the Neapolilan troops, it surren-
dered, and The troops landed AMI look possession
Of The town. The inhabitants retired, having
previously ruined Inc town.
The cholera was making rapid strides towards
England.
Th. Britannia, lIom Gosl"n, arve,! at LIVER
pool al O'Clock, y. N on The 20,h. The Cam
blla waste sail on the 23i
The Hermann brings So frs, and 40 sec
ond-class passengers. with 27O tons measure.
meat oil cago principally consisting Of silks,
valuable manufactures, "a silks, English co'lons,
wuailens, haherda.herY, jew-!ry, watches, and
opium, with S25 900 IN srecie
NSERClAL
LygpuoL CORN TRADE, Tuesday 1.-The ar.i-
va> since Tuesday have been extremely limited
from Ireland AMI The British coa,.. There are
no arrivals from foreign ports, with only moe
rate supplies OF wheat, barley, and Indian corn.
Til" exports during the same ime amount 10
2d3S qrs. 81 wheat 1868 10. Indian corn ,2l4
hhis meal 5l2 sacks and 7>6 bb!s. -four
The weather has been very fine, with brisk
drying winds, which has enabled great progress
districts there are complaints however OF de-
fecrivc yield o wheat, and the decay oil The pota
to is increasing
The deman! Tor free wheat was moderate al
decline generally OF Id. u ID per 10 lbs. For
bonded, however, there is good inquiry, few
parcels on The spot or ST al being offered. the
prices are fnlg supported. Barley beans and
peas meet with very slow sale, without material
chance in their value. Corn was in fair request
yet prices gave way Is. per quarter. Corn meal
me, with iiu!c attention Al lis. per Dbl.
Tn transactions in -four were unusually limit
ell al this days market with good attendance |
Q! traleis and modelar snow 81 parcels The |
demand Tor whcat j. 0i'cd al the prices Of Fri |
,iay, which were Id 10 81 lower per 20 pounts |
than this day week. There was better sale Tor |
corn was goo deal eLqrircd Tor, there being !
nui f,w parcels Of SQUAD quality on sale. Such |
fully recovered The decline OF Friday
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