Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-19
Seven DAYS Later from Europe.

The steamship Brittania arrived at N. York
from Liverpool, on "Wednesday, bringing sew
en- days later news from Europe. We copy
our synopsis of it principally from the Mirror.
The news from England is not especially
exciting there had been three cases Of Chol-
era on board vessel belonging to Prussia, but
the disease had not spread.
The trial OF the State prisoners were pro-
ceeding quietly 10 England and Ireland, and
both countries were free rom political excite
ment The following new arrests for high
treason had been made in Ireland MIR. Xii
Ialy, the editor Of the Waterford Chronicle
was on Tuesday lodged in Clonmel gaol on
charge Of high treason. Two young ladies',
Miss Eliza Power and Miss Ryan, were arrest
ed near Carrick- -on SUR, aud committed 10
Clonmel gaol on the charge Of being engaged
in reasonable practices.
. The latest Intelligence from Paris describes
a continual state Of uneasiness, II not Of terror.
The discreet conduct Of Prince Louis Napo-
leon has gained him considerable popularity,
and the people assemble round his carriage,
shouting, " Vire b Prince Louis, representant
du peopier'
M. Raspail, from his retreat at Vincennes,
has issued an exciting revolutionary address.
The French Government, however, in its
foreign relations seem studiousy desi,ous Of
preserving strict neutrality, and its organs
disavow any intention Of interfering in the af-
fairs of Naples, Italy and Germany, except by
mediation.
Germany.-At Vienna the same disorgani-
zation of all government prevails, and must, Of
course, with the arrangement Of all business,
bring about frightful results.
In the Hungarian provinces a desolating
war seems 10 have broken out. The Hunga-
rians and the Ctoats are fighting with numer-
Gus armies, whilst the Hungarjans, at least,
are ready to throw off the allegiance Of the
Austrians.
BY the most recent accounts it would ap-
pear that the Hungarians have been complete
ly defeated, but they were rallying the peasan-
try to repel the enemy.
A general dsorganzation of society threat
ems the most terrible results in Germany, and
especially in Berlin.
Cotton Market-Liverpool, Sept. 30.-The
Cotton market does not present any new fea-
ture of importance. The trade continues to
purchase only to satisfy present wants. In
the course of last week rather lower prices
have been accepted for some descriptions.
At present the rates for fair to good fair Or
leans are 4 3-sd TO 4 3-4d., fair Mobile I'D TO
Ia, and fair to good fair Upland 4d to 4 l-2
per ID. The imports of the last week amount
10 90 AID.
Liverpool Cotton Market.--The produce
markets are in a healthy state, greater
amount of business being transacted. Bread
stuffs cannot be obtained on lower terms, but
buyers operate with caution in consequence of
the heavy stocks in the country, and the large
quantities expected to arrive.
Liverpool, Tuesday The Corn Exchange
this morning was well attended by neighbor-
ing millers and dealers. Wheat met a fair
sale at reduction on the rates of last Tuesday
IF Id to I'd per bushel on old and fully I'd per
,ushel on new.
American Flour was Cd per barrel and Is a
'ack cheaper.