Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
ARRIVAL Of THE
Steamer Cambria.
SEYE.S DAYS LATER FIR ON EUROPE.

SEYET DAYS LATER FIR ON EUROPE
Failure Of the irish Observation-Disclosures &c
tories in lilly Rcnewal ofthe Prusso- DANISH
ar-Distarbances at Rcme-Frcnch Inter
rention Solicited for Italy.
The steamer Niagara from Boston July 26ih,
was me, by The Cambria on the 9Th ins:ant--the
day lie later lett Liverpool. They exchanged
signals al 1890 ?. M.-coRscquen!y the Niasa-
"a made The passage home IN lille over Ten
days. The steamer Caledonia, IRON New YORK
July l9lh, reached Liverpool Ihe 2nd inst. Ihe
steamer Washington arrived al Southampton
the 3rd
The Irish Rebellion seems 10 have been efiec-
luaily suppressed by small detachment Of po'
lice, which encountered Smith O'Bfien's forces
ca the 29,h ull., al the Common OF Boulash, and
dispersed them with a loss at seven persons on
lhe part Of the insurgents. Their leader escaped,
and hi. rlace OF refuge is not known. II was In-
,aored that O'Brien, Meagher and Reilly had sac.
ceedsd in smbarking on board vessel, IN Gal
way, which was on The point of sailing for Anne.
RIGA. An army o. 1900 men, commanded by
Lord tIardinge, will, il is thought, eitectuaily
proven! any iuuie demonstration.
Negotiations having tailed 10 establish settle
menl OF The Danish question, hosililles were 10
be resumed at the termination u the armisllcei
on Inc 2Iih ul.
The intelligence from Italy is unfavorabe for
the cause Of The patriot forces under Charles Al
bert, and demand for aid has been made on Ibe
French Republic.
LoSppN. Aug. 4, | P. M.-The Danish and
German war has not been yet recommencet but
The PREPARATIONS are on both sides enerselIcally
pursued. Both sides appear 10 b. concentrating
all their forces foI dec sive blow and the sooner
j. takes place The better for commercial interests
The Epgiish stock market has been heavy, but
has recovered, and now looks good al a rise oil /
ner cent Prices declined a lfids shortly after The
opering, consos being done a! sol; but they are
now firm ai Stat tor money ana account. Re
auccd three per cents, ST.: i; new 81 per cents.
S7,a,; long snnuilies, 8 1916; eIchtquer bis,
35sa3Ss. June.
Three o'clock-Consols for money and account
S7ia,.
'rEe weather has been very far from auspicious
Of lae: we nave scarcely had day without rain
this week, and tears are naturally ielt as TO tie
future.
us. s7rcxS.-U. ;. IS, 90; Mass. SIS, 81; New
York s., 80; ohio 6's 90 Pennsylvania IS 90;
Maryland IS 10. Although We do not ailcf Inc
anoation Of he United States Six per Gems,
sill there ale sellers al 90; instead OF buyers.
[Ls0srp0ol Times, dug. 5'd.
we regret to announce the failure OF Messrs
Aston, Bevan u Co., OF London, the Spanish
Mediterranean Merchants. Their chief business
was The Importation of fruit. Their liabilities
are moi considerable. The respectable house OF
Messrs Duniop, Rowand & Co. OF Glasgow, in
the Sou!h American and Australian trade, has
also uspeaded payment, affecting a lsc the branch
house connected with them in this town, hlessrs.
Rowand q Dunlop. whose suspension has also
orcu anuuuneed. The Liabilities OF The Glasgow
house ale estimated at fi2o,O00 10 tl70,0o0.-
REBELLION IN IRELAND.
dfrap 6eftreen the the Police and Insurgents
D. feat of the latisr-Sfucral killed and ,co,.nd
cd-fHght Of the Iasnrgent leaders.
KILKENNY, July SO.-PFuclamaiu rs have been
nnsed Yesterday morning, offering 4 reward OF
f300 for The apprehension OF Mcagher, Dohrny,
and Dillon, and G500 for that OF Smith O'Brien,
Sub.iGsneclor 1ranl proceeded from Callan, with
a police force Of between 40 and 80 men, in the
hope OF capturing some Of The proclaimed rebels.
When they had arrived within short distance OF
Ba!i;nary, they were encountered by Smith o.
f'ricn, al The head Of body Of insurgents, which
is estimated yariorsIy as consisting oil from 400 10
| 900 men.
The police hen look possession OF house close
al hand, when lhe rebel leader addressing one o.
the notice, summoned The party 10 surrcndef.-
While he pafIeyed and endeayored 10 iralerrize
by shaking hands with The men through The win.
dows, his adherenis were very coaliy piiing straw
and hay al The entrance OF The house, with The
view OF sutiocains the poor fellows within, or
burning them alive. The time was now come
Ior action, bu the police did not use their mussets
III, several shots had been fired al them, and
stones lh.own 10 on them through he window
One account says they fired volley, another hal
nry fred only three shots Certain i, is, that two
men. on. O, them, il is believed named lcbride,
were killed dead on the spot, and that a third ex-
rfed shortly after. II is also currently reported
Ia, one OF Smith OBriens frienIs (somc say
Dillonl was wounded in The knee.
The effect OF This determined conduct was nal
he crowd retreated, and, although Smith O'Bfien
urged them, over and over again, 10 go and pull
Town the house, they would mol attempt il. The
Roman Catholic Clergymcn Of the district, il is
sail, arrived al This time on The scene Of strife,
and implored the people 10 refrain from violence.
Smiih O'Bfien and his friends then appear to
na We got disguised Declaring tina, as the PEOPLE
you'd not stand by him, he would not stand by
Them, he fed across the country on The chief con-
stables horse, aud rumor says, in the direction
of Urlingord. BY this time reinforcement OF
cous.a bulary had arrived from Cashel, and soon
alter s!Iong bodies Of the regular troops, cavalry,
artillery and infantry, came pouring in from
every quarter. BY the time they had arrived, the
utmost tranquility prevailed. So much for The
battle Of Boulaeh.commnn, fought between 1000
or 5000 insurgents, and SO or 6O police.
LATEST FROM IRELAND.
We have received The Dublin papers of yesler-
tay uia Holyhedd. All was quet in he dis.
lurbsd districts. No word of O'Brien or The
oher chiefs, and The probability now is, that they
have scaped.-LirepoOl Jonrnal, 5h.
ARREST OF TEN REBEL OFFICERS. On Mon.
Law morning party Of police visited the haber-
tashery establishment OF Messrs. PIN & Co.,
South Great Georges street, Dublin, and COM
menced search Tor arms. The chief clerk, on
being required by The police, al once ordered ali
he young men 10 open their boxes. Ten were
Al once taken into custody. Ii appeared by GER
lain documents found upon them, that they had
received regular commissions 10 ACT as field off.
GERS and captains in The regular army. The
parties names are as follows: James Crotty, alias
Captain Crouy, Roscrea; James Baker, alias
Captain Baker, with William Walsh, Henry
Bracas'on, Edward Beahan, Andrew Beahan,
Thomas Bergin, Richard johnson, John Shee.
han and William Walsh. An order was drawn
up for their communal 10 Kilmainham, where
neV were tCr,nWln 'ranSmlltrO.
In addition 10 the detailed accounts given
above, we present here a condensed history OF
he whole movement, written in moderate and
apparently fair spirit, from Wilmer & Smiths
Times:
Prior 10 the news of the habeas corpus suspen-
zion act having reached Ireland. Mir. w. Smith
O'Brien, Mr.. OGorman, MIR. Dillon, and We be-
ieve MIR. Meagher, perceivins The danger which
was impending, quilIrd The capital Of ireland, and
repaired 10 their sirongholds in the South. On
he 25'h July Mr.. O'Brien and other Confederate
chiefs addressed The people al Carrick on-Suir,
and then plunged INFO The heart of TiPperary,
whsre, Tor several days, no authentic accounts
conli be obtaired respecting their movements.
Al first il was declared that OBrien was al The
head CT 10000 insurgents, which rumor masni
fed 10 l0a, 000 bu, more trustworthy reports have
since arrived, BY which We find ha, al no period
could there have been more than 1000 edherenls
10 his cause. In The mean lime the government
proclamation, otf-rins reward tor the apprehen.
sion Of the leaders Of the insurgents, was exen.
,ively posted throughout the chief towns Of Tip.
H. ~uI IL