Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-02
FROM EUROPE.

We subjon synopsis of the political nelli-
gence brought to New York by the steamer Ma.
CARA, which sailed from Liverpool on the 10Th MIR
The commercial accounts are favorable in regard
TO all kinds of American produce. From apprs-
tensions OF short harvest and the increase of the
potato rot, flour and whea, had materially advanced
IN price. Flour was selling at 3Os. to 32s. cd.
In cotton there had been no change in price, but the
market was firm, with heavy supply.
Messrs Meagher' oDonoghue, and Leyne have been
rested and the consabuay and military are in hot pursuit a
ter Gorman and the other conederate who still large
number OF arrests continue he made in all parts Of the
country, and active proceedings on foot to bring Mr.
O'Brien to trial. @:
Tranquility continues to prevail Although the people a
far from being well disposed towards the constituted author
ties, they fearful of present to the law.
The British Government has made several arrests OF Irish
and Charsts in England for using edious language.
Among the papers found the person Mr. o'Bhen at
ter his arrest letter purportng written by Mr..
Duffy, and which is Mr. Kemms believes in his proper
handwriting which Of highly reasonable character and
written but recently after Mr. oBen known to be openly
engaged in rebellion.
The continued prevalence Of wet weather and the coness
of the atmosphere had caused much alarm in Ireland for
good prospects Of the of ls4s-'49.
The potato disease has made its appearance England Ire
land, md Scotland.
Tbs Catholic clergy of Ireland are generally using their
most ,ndeayors to maintain peace.
Fire persons have been seized in Armagh they bad
ed from Scotland Monday steamer and took the
Ulster railway for Armagh The circumstances Of the times
and something foreign in their air and appearance caused
them be followed and seized the morning Hughes
hotaIa A istoJ If
Frenchmen, and journal says they had EN- 600 up
them, while another says the found was FL $50
The Liverpool papers filled with the particulars of the
| arrest of the American sympahizers
FRANCE.
The domestic present quite secondary
rest to the permanent questions of Italy and Germany
The state of siege still continues in Paris About seven
teen hundred more have been found guilty Of having taken
part the nsurecon and thousand have been set M
liberty.
LAMARTrSE has inmated the electors Macon thai h
hopes soon to ask them his only ambition, for little cS
thai retirement which constitutes the agreeable epose of hs
mind and heart
The greatest anxiety continues to prevail respecting tho
disclosures which the printed evidence of Instructions
expected unfold. The delivery Of the papers to the
members expected hourly No portion has been suppress
ed 1t will probably lead great excitement but the
engagements of Gen. Cavaignac will prevent violence and
bloodshed.
The noninerventon policy of the de cto Government Is
expected TO create great number Of enemies but to be
hoped that the OF good AMI order will triumph.
Numerous arrests continue to take place at Lyons There
had been seos riot but does appear have been of
political character .~.
ITALY.
King CHARLES ALBERT has finally evacuated Lombardy-
General WELDES the head Of Austrian army, has
tprpIf the bayJ baH1a
which the Ausians worsted The Pope is greatly
censed at this violation OF his territory. III.
GERMANY.
The armsce between Prussia and Denmark has been de-
6niiSey concluded and it is given to be understood that
French diplomatic negotiation has in the latter instance
the former joined with that Of England aided leading
pacific tendencies.