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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
Miscellaneous News.

On the 10Th inst officer was walking in the gar.
den OF Gen. CavAignscs residence In the Rue de Va.
rennes. he was fred al from II was supposed house
in the Rue de Bsbylone. There is little doubt be was
taken for Gen. Csyaignac.
q announced that decree OF the Executive Gov.
ernmeut signed by Gen Cavsignsc will shortly appear
restoring the effgy Of Napoleon to the Cross OF the
Legion OF Honor and placing the device OF the Republic
on the reverse.
Ine Derien steam frigse entered the port of Bre.,
from Hsvre on the 3lst OF August having 52l nsur.
gents on board. The next day 400 Of them were re.
moved on board the Didon hulk, and 2 on board the
Guerriere
An envoy N. Galesco) has arrived from Wsllacbis
to solicit the support Of France in consequence of the
recent events which have taken place in that country
and especially in consequence Of the designs imputed
70 the Emperor Nicholas
Prince Louis Napoleon mas written letter dated
London % his uncle Jerome announcing his intention
70 take his seat in the National Assembly In case he
sAsn De elected representative
Marsha Bugeaud has published a reply 70 a number
OF electors who proposed 10 him 70 offer himself as
candidate Tor the representation Of the Department OF
the seine Al the approaching election. The Marshal
accepts their Offer and adds that II returned he will
devote himself with active and energetic perseverance
20 defend civilized society against the anti social doc.
nes OF Communists snd Terrorsts and that in fact he
w. &c both In s9nl and body the soldier OF good order
Of family, and Of property
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Dobenv Near @Iieyennmon.

since our last received abundant confederation Of
the statements which made In reference 10 the
locale and doings of DOheny. His manner Of lie, his
hair breadth scapes by food and heldan inhabant OF
mountain caves and Wild foresu-now surrounded by
a band of armed despersdoes and anon fugitive flying
before his eager pursuers-hs history Of late has been
of the widest adventure Ii IL most extraordinary that
he has escaped arrest so long notwithstanding the
reward offered by Government and the unremiitng vi
GLANCE of the police. We have been assured by gen
tleman that within the past week he has been repeated
ly seen in the ncghborhOod Of SevenamOn coun-
trywoman told him that day he passed and re-
passed four times within view OF police barrack in
that quarter, in company with Mr. OMahony, who is
said 10 be bis constant companion il IS aso said that
both OF them were present At COughlans farm when
800 men collected, professedly for the purpose Of
reaping his corn There doubt Of his having been
At Dungarvan few days ago From al the Information
which have on the subject there is question but
he is sill covering around Clonmel and has been
good deal about Ballinamut Coolnamuck, and Steven
anon woods lClOnmel Chronicle
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AUSTRIA.
Di.uuiet-The Italian Question:.

Our sdvces from Austris are by no satisfac
tory Great disquic and gloom prevailed there on &C
count Of the sullon disposition Of the workmen wno
no longer able sustain themselves in open conflict
had recourse 10 secret assassination The eNRr
ZgiEH4 the official OF the Austrian Government
states that the negotiations for peace with the hing OF
Sardinia have yet made little progress, and that the
Austrian Government have resolved 10 proceed al once
with the regeneration OF the LombsrdoNenetian king
dom. Deputies from the different provinces will there
fore assemble AZ Verona TO give their advces on the
subject OF the new Constitution Of the country on the
basis of the greatest liberty and proper consideration
of nationality The interior administration of the
Lomhardo- Venetian kingdom, sdds the Wie0 ZsiiEns
will be exclusiYelN If.lL.n.
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arisen as 10 the course to be pursued under existing
circumstances ,. =. =.
The lord lieutenant il is alleged, strongly urges the
wisdom Of frm and impartial admnis'f s,ou ~ ~
la 4, the cs.e. ~ the clerical rebels while Lord John
Russell Il {. said insists upon the eNpedency OF an
amnesty a. respects that elias. Of offenders yuasins
from the characters respectively Of the t"o s'h -ni
We should have been disposed 10 reverse the psr- a.
signed them BY our informant especially ~neh We 60
70 mind the Whig viceroys deiereniial letter 70 "
Murray To this diametrica opposition OF opinion
mon tonic involving so much Of relands uturty IS
attributed the hitherto unexplained visit OF the Premier
70 our shOres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
HUNGARY.
Continuance of the Servian War.

battle took place near the Roman encampnents be-
tween Ternn and Sarek Ii lasted two days, viz. thu
18th and 10Th ult The Hungsrsns, under the com
rnand OF Messaros driven from their positions,
and thrown back upon Gid Ker where Gen. Bechthold
succeeded in rsllyng the tugiuves Since that time.
the I'd inst combat took place at Perlass IN which
the Hungarian troops succeeded IN storming the camp
of the insurgents taking seven pieces OF artillery and
number OF prisoners Ninety OF the insurgents were
killed.
letter from Temeswer in the Banab, in the Oes
ferechische ZeitnR9 states that the City OF Weiss
krchen has again been attacked by the Seryisn who
on the 29h ut bombarded 1t for eight hours but were
length forced to retire leaving 200 OF their dead be
hind them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
IRELAND
Causes of the on.

The which led to the last insurrection in the
South Of Ireland account of which we give below,
are thus stated by the Dublin FreemoHs Journal
They are not political but social They arise from
the relations between landlord and tenant. We have
been assured that scarcely load Of agricultural pro
duce is sent 10 market without person empowered by
the landlord his agent the baa or hs agent, accom-
psnying II 70 market and TececiaS from the buyer ne
Drice Of The commodity giving 10 the grower anything
nothing-just as he pleased This has maddened
the people and il is more than feared it will
general rising all at least the South OF Ireland II
Is sad that seizure Of crops the immediate cause
Of the outbreak
The correspondent of the London DAILY Ners writes
as follows all VINO were the spot and had facilities
for ascertaning the facts, agree in stating that the
movement was altogether of sgrsran character and
had no political object whatever. The impelling mo
ves were poverty and priyaon not the hope OF polt
cal aneioratlOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

Rosales, Charge Afaires OF Chill, comm unicated
% the Minister for Foreign Affairs the th inst dis
patch from the Chian Government expressing It's deep
and lively sympathy for the French Republic.
NJ J. de Morcoleta has RENTED to the Minister of
Foreign Affairs letters sccrediiing him as Charge
cAfaires OF the State OF Nicaragua
Baron de Stockhsusen was presented on the 9Th inst
b. NJ Bastide TO Gen Cavsgnsc. 10 whom be delivered
letters from the King Of Hanover accredtng him as
Minister Resident OF that kingdom 10 the Government
OF the Republic
The MJHReu announces that the Baron de Koen-
nerz has presented mis- credentials Gen Csyaignac
a. Minister P!enlpotentary Of the King OF Ssxony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

r Our City abounds in such numb-ress boot and shoe
establishments that cfzens ard sirans can De ~ no @
20 mad them. yet there doubtless preference and sae
being the case, would advise ladies' and sep,enec
In of q really good article (Which vii coy
bne beauty OF nsh with o~nrss Of prce 70 he eceui
ooened establishment OF Mr EDwARD 3. Books ~
Fuon-st whose stock take great pleasure 10 recon-
nendng which consists Of the patent las ic metallic shsrk
boots and shoes sso the Congress boots fbr sdes AL
gents well other articles 10 his line for gentens1
ladies' misses and children which he Is selling At the lowe
cash prices, six doors from Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
BAKERS NEW STORE

III GRANp-sT
~ BssKER. having Just completed new and sp,
cious the site Of his old one 81 Grand ST cpea
on Monday October splendid assortment, Of sessoraas
Dry Goods which will bs sold a. the lowest msfs'i prices
The most OF the stock hes been recently purchased On
the most favorable and comprise extensive
ETY. OF new and Fashionable Dress Goods, among wheh
will be found
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SILKS viz
Rich chameleon gace Pou de Sole, from IS to - vide
Chameleon Satin de Chine.
Ombre and Brocsde Stripes
Ombre. plaid and striped.
Pekin and satin striped Sbs.
Small plsids aud striped Silks.
Plain colors Pou de Sole and glsce Silks
Plain mode and brorn and other plain ooIoy'
Also the best assortment of Black SILKS to be found IN s
city, consisting Of plain gros de Rhine SILK nom u %
% inches wide, from 2s to l2s per yard
sstin-stripe and Plaid silk, very heavy and cheap
Satin, black Damass and Brocade SAks,
sHAWLs.
100 long and square Brcche and Cashmere shswls Of
perior quality, selling at reduced prices.
500 long and square Wool shswls, great bargains
Also, 100 pieces French Mernoes OF splendid quality saa
fashionable shades.
DO pieces Paramalss, fine quality, from 2s ID up.
90 pieces Alpscss comprising spennid assortment Of
every style and color that can be found In this city
Wooen Cashmere Paids for ladies' dresses and children,
wear
500 pieces Moasseline de LANES and Cashmeres siys
and rich coors
Also plaid and sain STRIP De LANES and French
meres,
smalhgured Csshmeres and De LANES superior quality
Plain mode and colored De LANES and Cashmeres
Also red, white and yellow Fannes domestic and Csnla
Flannels
Bed Ticks, Checks, shirting Stripes, &C &c.
Also, 10 Prints, the cheapest goods offered
for6d, Sd, lOd, and Is per yard, all fs,t coloD.
Also 20 bales and blesched and unbeachod shee
ings and Shriings, from cd up, comprising regular
assortment OF every and price to be found In III.
city 5. BARKER, 28l Grand o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
The Beacon Kindled ON sIievenamon.

On Monday evening signal fires observed TO
burn on the mountain Of Sevenamon, and the County
Waterford mountains in the direction Of Carrick on
SUR great deal OF excitement prevailed in that town
in consequence OF the alarming ahOat, and all
Monday night, up 10 an early hour Tuesday morn.
ing the hills in the vicinity crowded with multi
tudes of people who armed and kept fixing shots
In all directions.
An officers servant who arrived in this town (Clon-
meD on Tuesday, swore ini0rmstiOns before William
Ryan m. that on his way from Carrick here he met
between hive and six hundred men, armed with pixies,
guns &C. on the direct road for that town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

Sept 10. =. O'clock p. M-The car from Carrick has
Just arrived and by it learn that its leaving the
sbovenamed town the streets hled with sOldery
and the people in all directions departing for the
mountains Curraghmore House. the seat of the Mar
quis OF Waterford attacked Monday MI ht, and
the which he had there were, after sharp
counter taken aud carried away. In the ARRAY three
Of his men reported to have been killed Several
of the Police said have lost their lives Of Portlsw
Three camps OF the insurgents have been formed at
NewtOwn, Curraghmore, and Piltowu.
These the reports which reached us just as
were going to press. lHpperary Free Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
SPAIN.

The Carst force at present in arms against the Gov
eminent in that province is estimated at 900 men.
The Madrid journals of the 7th inst. announce the
sailing from Csdz the ID for the Philippine Islands,
of the frigae Manila, with 90 prisoners on board
namely 10 officers 80 serjeans and 81 soldiers 1t
believed that Nsryaez would himself assume the
mand of the army, in which he would be replaced
in the Presidency Of the Council BY Gen o Donnen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
fermentation.

Letters dated Genoa the ith inst state that grand
dinner OF 700 covers had been given on the preceding
dv nv the officers of the National Guard TO the officers
of the line The utmost harmony prevailed, and no
disorder took place either within or without doors
Tbe ,roops composing the garrison took the
dav the oath 70 the and the state prescribed
by the late order Of the day. NJ De Boni whose ex-
traction by the Police caused the late tuInuit has re-
turned 10 Genoa such triumph OF mob law may
nave injurious effects. The city tranquil, but al
the commoner classes were anxious that Genoa should
become the port OF Lombardy and all sorts OF sacrifices
would be made to attain that object
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
NOTICE
OF some importance to The Public.
LEARy 4 Co.'S

or some importance to he Public
LEARy 4 Co.'S
MOLESKIN SILK HATS.
or the fines, quality and he latest fashion, embracing all
most recent improvements and unexcsled by sy hereto
fore produced, will be hencefonh sold at
FOUR DOLLARS EACH.
The additional preparations made for the manufacture Of
this article, the increased facilities enjoyed for procuring
from France and in this market the choicest necessary
erias and the greatly extended sales anticipated by
Co warrant them in aaordng the article as above.
LEARY 4 co, Hstters,
au30 eodu 8, 4 and Astor H0uss.
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An Italian Confederation for Peace.

The National Of Sdr0isieH, of the llth, speaks OF
confederation said to be concluded between the Italian
Powers namely Sardinia, Tuscany, Rome, and Naples
the latter the condition that the Duke OF Genoa do
not accept the Crown OF Sicily and that all the Powers
should offer their mediation between Sicily aud Naples
induce the former accept of the sons Of terdi
nand 1t appears that the park OF artillery oeongngto
Sardinia which had been retained by the Austrans at
Peschiera is be given up by them Fifteen hundred
cavalry have arrived Cremona to escort II back into
the Sandman Siates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

REALLY Coon DsEss Beors.-Thoss who wan, soo
articles recommended 20 TO WArsiss IL Fatonss
where they find irst-rste assortment, 81 the loves
prices Mr. W makes sll his work ard wehad that zs
pair Of bis boots will outwea two pairs OF the eopnoc
Eastern made ones usually sold In the boot AZ teo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

PRESERVE THE SKIN PuEs.-rhe skin Is one OF NE
delicate Organs ofhe body 1t net work Of elood''
and fbres and s function isto carry OF the waste nan
performing in state Of health continual persPl'so
When the aad. tia, compose the blood become coruPe'
,kin Is at once through ts Infinite number Of BLOODY
charged with the seeds OF disease and 'crofas OF
evil satrheum, ring worm, scadhead or scuryy, Pimp
bo,ehes sores bes, ulcers, Itch and euptons Of vsr0u
kinds appear 10 such cases the most efecua remedy ~
purge and purify the blood for which the Yellow pooA
been long celebrated, but hch has been reneefe'
more effective In MOSES COMPOUND SYRrr on fsIL'-
Dock Roor, by combining ansepuc, tonic, and spe'
properties which Is now known and commended .! ~
faculty and pstenisss unrivsled in the above class
eases Principal ONCE 1871 wsterst For sale 81 ieA. -
THOMAS L maxwell. Dnsgsu, % wiIismst and @ W.
principal dugg,su hrou ghout The city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
Restoration of Order.

The Colrrine Lir0rnesse of the eth, contains an ac
count of the of the deputaton sent to Florence
by the insurgents. GuerraZz spoke to the people
prsisng their energy and announcing that the Govern
ent had promised TO forget all the acts that had taken
place up that time, also &c send troops against
leghorn and to allow the people to choose their
local government The dissolution and reorganization
OF the National Guard of Leghorn. and general am.
nesty TO the soldiers had also been obtained The
was Immediately adorned with banners, tapestry &c
public rejoicing ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
cayan Duffy.

Il is understood that Mr. Gavan Duty VIII DC put
upon his trial on A charge OF high treason before
Special Jury Of the County Of Dublin Al me eommis
saturday the N :, of October. 10 was supposed tnat
tai. gentleman would have been tried song with me
other leaders al the special commission at Cionlei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

to reconnoitre. has Just returned with the inteHi.
gence that the Ssrdinian feet anchored at 10
o'clock this morning before Pollorosso.
A loan has been opened by the Provisional Go
vernment of Venice of tn mil ious OF Italian
lvres. to be guaranteed by the ducal palace at
Venice its pictures &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

~ The equinoca storms are a. lts able 10 ap,h h
lusire Of K>oxs hats. the knocks snd bsmps received
getting and Of ounibuses and coaches 10 po ,hsl
shape. KNOX knocks under to no man In The trade "a
ike Knox great refoner he Is Al the had Of his pro
fession. and is selling the best hats in town a. the loves
prise from which he knocks under al the hesisse.
tiers Of fashion, open dles ei nor. % Falion-si-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
Emancipation I'm the Colonies.

The commission appointed 10 regulate the indemnity
be paid the French coloniss in consequence OF
the abolition Of Slavery meet every day. IL appears
that three plans have been proposed the fret denies
the right of the colonii. indemnify but sccords
their necessities the second recognizes the right
Of the coonists full indemnify according TO the
value OF the slaves ensncpated the third plan fixes
the indemnity - 900 OO0f "a 500 0OO 20 be divided
the cOlonists Several delegates from the colo
ME. have been examined by the commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30

ofChee-s cr1-g r~.ri o mssi ar trade tong a. .
a. hrtsd D<sis . n buy-r, a. s,ssfy srus
RiraThe demand has become hn'et BAT hciefs ,.,
ffrne.. ih-f oFsoons sn1 ussng arspi p,
30 .-rg - 80 c-sasi Co.,
he rh II ri he hfe a. lbs
ff bone ,n.umrfn fe sr1fs. sr-f itsa y..f -.
" under fhu-~ re- taf tine tli ~
tnl~- - deliveries mufh smaller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
Commencement of In.urrection In the south.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, sept -.
The intelligence received with respect 10 the
renewal of hostilites in the South was confirmed
substantially by the subsequent receipt OF sdvices
of later date In the Mail OF this evening there
appears the following correct summary Of the
events, so far as they were known up to last
night
TUESDAY NIGHT.
The rumOrs of the last few days have been
fully borne out. There was partial rising In
w Waterford last night and today
"The fret outrage was the stopping OF the mail
near Waterford, which was, however, atterw ard
allowed 10 proceed. An attempt was then made
TO blow up the bridge OF Granney the SUR, and
thus impede the advance of military.
"In consequence OF an express stating that the
Police Barracks at POrtlaw had been attacked
Mr. Coulson proceeded an that direction from Car
rick with strong force, and Mr.. Tabuteau from
Waterford. The former pursued the rebels, who
dispersed The latter arrived at aud occupied
Portlaw, where, however, the Police Barrack had
been successfully defended by six men. The reb
els retired after ten rounds, leaving two dead.
"Ths afternoon reserve Of police was direct
ed 10 be sent 10 the neighbOrhOOd OF Slievenamon,
and the military at Kilkenny were ordered to be
ready 10 march at a moment notice.
The reports are fully confirmed. Several car
men proceeding from Clonmei To the railway at
Tburles, met crowds of armed parties, who were
all inquiring what occurred at ClOnmel, and
seemed to expect some great event to have taken
place.
"The news of the affair at Portlaw was received
with much exultation at w aterford
" The activity of the authorities at Clonmel who
had the garrison under arms, and sent out patrols
IN all directions, saved that town from attack; 300
people, it is said, left it in small parties to Join
the rebels. Two were arrested by the patrols,
when pixies and provisions for three days, consist
ing of bread meat, and whisky, were found upon
them.
" The chapel bells of X leash and Ball line rang
for attack on Cauick-on SUR, but messenger
came out, stating that there were some soldiers
coming THE s5th on their march, and consequent
~ the attempt was not made.
Colonel Penneiather, Tipperary man, who
distinguished himself greatly in Scnde, under Sir
Charles Napier is in command there
Prom another Correspondent
The down coach from Dublin 10 w waterford,
when within three four miles OF the latter place,
was stopped by large party, not with any inten-
ton of robbing or molestng the passengers, but
with a view of preventing the coachman or guard
giving any information and for cutting off the
munication between Waterford and Carrick-on-
SUR 1t appears the police and insurgents came
in contact and that two countrymen were shot
dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
IIayre Markets.

torTos-rh- s~msnf limited 'h- ios y. 90.
a't p 100 ,s-. prc-s have gwen Dr. N-- Oresr.
fin ~ 80 rafl1g import t5 be. from 8..t.
fltH"- ~ n. camera nth ~ - 1ouf5
- =, - f.-foissh . rpfth o N - y f.v "a.
fesls ~ "a - Nhs-hoo- 100 fs1e qlotst 80
- NeF fofs 1sni su Lad ne s.9-t ~ 800.
! q fulI tat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
FOREIGN MARKETS. &C.

The Cunard Steamer America, Capt. JUDKSs,
arrived here yesterday afternoon, about halfpast
five O'Clock, in little more than 10 days from
Liverpool. The principal items Of foreign intelll-
gence were Immediately published in an Extra
Tribune. Below, we give full details Of every
thing Of Importance which has transpred since
previous arrivals, carefully arranged and con-
densed for The Tribune from foreign files.
The Cambria arrived ont in 8 DAYS.