Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-10-07

they should be given employment food, otherwise they
would join the rebels What their ultimate proceeding wa.
we have not yet ascertained.
gentleman from Kilmaganny assures that he had
conversed with person who obtained Of the
rebel camp upon Aheny Hill, and large force being
drilled to the exercise Of the pike, whilst others engaged
In Strengthening the cattle AMI cooking at an immense fire light
ed on the centre Of the hill He also states that there
three pieces Of the hill which the rebels mad OBJ
tanned by successful attack Curraghmore house. During
the night fires we're blszng oil the surrounding hills"
The Liverpool Journal of September 10th has
the annexed Telegraphic despatch from London,
purporting togive the latest news:
"CLoSaEL, SEPTEMBER l4.--Ihe out Offices Of Pro-
testant clergyman burnt down last night and farmer
shot for refusing to give up
"The Sd Brs came into Conmel to-day, and had TWEEN
tyeight OF themen handcued for having shouted repeal
"The nsuraent camp is miles iron Clonnel,
and am Informed that they roast the bulocks and sheep
iron gates Tiey pressing every one to join them
"a real REBELLION has broken out at last. The rebels
posted in amox inaccessible positions Newtown and Kill
macihomas hil Doheny commands in the county Of Wa
terford.
''The troops yesterday only captured nine scouts Last
night there general rising of the peasanry within about
six miles from carrick. Many had guns.
cat six O'Clock large body marched to attack the police
station at Glenower about eight miles from Clonmel The
police were prennng take refuge in Carck when the
bells fired on tem. The police returned the fire, and the
fight lasted quarter Of hour. The result that
number of the Insurgents killed. and only three of the
police wounded The rebels fled, and the dead bodies
left behind.
"he police have ed from all the outer stations and to-
night, it is feared will revea! some awful scenes"
On the above the Journal remarks that it received
late last evening from the office Of the Electric Telegraph
Company Our readers must judge for themselves to
giving full credit to the statement The Dublin papers Of
yesterday morning ria Hoyhecd in tho usual way, reached
us yesterday evening, and they distinctly stated that the
strains arriving at four o'clock yesterday morning. in Dublin,
from the south, hadno confirmation of the alarming
of Thursday suppose that the Electric Telegraph Com
pany have obtained their information by arrival Bris
toll We have taken every pecauon prove the anthem
ITCHY of the communication but in reply messages
inquiry forwarded to London, only informed that
the by Crewe the metropolis and was thence
telegr pied to Liverpool"
The Liverpool Times says that accounts received from
the south of Ireland lead the belief that the disturbances
referred to at Carck and the whole district Of the valley of
the SUR much more of an agraran than political
ture. the movement says The Dublin Freeman, if it
could be called rising rising of poverty, and not
manifestation of political discomfort. AS to the presence Of
Doheny, Mr. O'Gorman, Mr.. 0'Mahoay, it is pure
fabrication of these gentlemen said to have
been present by any Of the parties who spoke of what they
heard in the vicinity In fact it purely
guerrilla warfare directed against certain landlords who have
lately dsrained upon the growing crops Of their tenants for
Of and the absence of any political feeling
the part of the rioters has been throughout remarkable The
movements of the party irregular and without
AT moment the insurgents reported to be the hill
at Carckbeg another at Lowry bridge in the evening
they said to be encamped Cuaghmore wood and the
next morning they appeer at Kilmacthemas"
FRANCE.
The debate the intermn able subjects the right to la
Dor and the hours OF labor" have occupied considerable
portion Of the Assembys time The latter question has been
for the present by the Of the Assembly in ia
Of abrogng the system laid down and acted upon by
Louis Blanc and others.
Another convoy Of insurgents sentenced to transportation
left Paris for Havre on the 18th instant.
The commission appointed regulate the indemnity to be
paid the French colons in consequence Of the abolition
of slavery every day. appears that three plans have
been proposed the FIRST denies the right of the coonss
indemnity, but accords to their necessities the second
cognses the right CT the co.onsts full indemnity according
to the value Of the slaves emancpaed the third plan fixes
the indemnity 100000 frances GA, SOC, Oo0) be
divided amongst the colonsts
Prince Louis Napoleon has written letter, dated London
TO his uncle Jerome announcing his intention take his
the National Assembly he shall be elected repre-
sentative.
The army of the Alps to be reduced to $4,000 men, its
original am,,nt
There are already seventeen candidates IN the field for the
three vacancies in he Of the department Of the
Seine.
In the Assembly, Lamartne's amendment plslpnp the
State to provide labor for all its citizens was lost amidst
much tumut, by majority of 1877 to 50.
NAPLES AND SICILY.
The advces from Sicily Encouraging for the cause OF
the people large body Of Neapoan troops left Naples
the 3Oh uimo, in several These troops
bad effected landing Messna but subsequently re-
pulsed by the Sicilians.
steamer which had arrived from Messna at Genoa and
which left the former the 30, announced that the
struggle had commenced At six in the morning. Messina
fred by ls gun.boats, well by 'he CITADEL but
the town answered with such spirit that the guboats were
damaged and compelled to retire. They thea went to the
Terra Nuova, where they threw great numbe of balls to
clear the shore Of batteries which established there
The SieiIisns made nt Of retreat having spiked their
guns when the gun-boas landed 500 or GOO Swhs upon
whom the scians turned with fury and massacred part
carrying their heads bayonets through the city, and mixing
prisoners Of the rests At bafpast in the aemooo Of
the Sd the advantage appeared to be the side Of the Sci
lans. Several houses then burning in the town.
Finally regret to Learn that the important intelligence
has been received by of telegraph by the French
vernmen via Marsee, that Messna had been taken by the
Neapolian troops, after bombardment Of the most fghtfu