Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09
One week later from Europe.

from Liverpool, arrived at Boston on
Friday morning at an early hour. Capt
8. left Liverpool OH Saturday October 2i'
and has made the passage in less than
thirteen days.
WEATHER AND CRors.-LIvERPooL
Saturday, Oct. 2S.-The weather du-
ring the past week has been still very un-
settled. During the early part good deal
Of rain has fallen, but variation OF the
wind has brought about complete change
in the atmosphere, and bracing cold
has succeeded the previous damp wealth
er. The harvest is now completely got
in, and during the next fortnight the
preparations for Autumn sowing will be
general.
In Scotland the potatee crop is still
reported good, while that of Ireland is
immensely short The Oat crop Is, how
ever, good, and the markets generally
partake Of the same want of spirit pre-
vailing in England In fact speculation
10 at an end, and the large supplies which
are flowing in from the Baltic and othe,
ports tend eifectually to keep down prl,
ces.
The CHoLERA.-The alarm which
was at first created by the appearance o
the cholera has scarcely abated.
The Register General Of Lon Ion has
reported % additional cases only up TO
Saturday, but on the other hand the gen
eral health is better this year than II
ordinary years, only 90l deaths having
been recorded last week within the bills
of mortality against 1854 upon an aver
age of five years There is only one
case reported at birmingham.
IRELAND.-ln ireland the Lord Lieu
tenant, in replying to the deputatlon o
the inhabitants OF Dublin and vicinity
declined giving any direct answer to th'
memorial in favor of Smith Brien, be
yond the assurance that full weight woul'
be given TO the recommendation Of th
highly respectable jury who tried him.
Mr. ODonoghue has been found gull
ty, and recommendation to mercy nc
corded in consequence Of his havin
Withdrawn and disconnected himself iroI
his associates previous to the attack o
Farrinrory.
The trial of Thomas Francis Mcaghe
commenced on Monday morning, an
the interest which had subsidized at CloI
mel during the trials of Mr.. Manus an
O'Donoghue has now revived.
The Catholic Prelates at Duhlin hav,
come to certain resolutions which a
high " important in one point Of vlew.-
As collective body, while they implo
the Government to employ, for the lmm
diate relief of the poor, all the funds
its disposal, and to use all its iniluen'
to affect such an equitable adJnstme
Of the relations between landlord ar
tenant as shall stimulate an outlay
capital, insure the employment Of Il
abie-boded and increase the products
the soil, they add this significant decl
ration, that they deprecate the propose
measure Of state provision for the Cath
lie clergy Of Ireland.
France. In France the partial chan!
in the administration of Gen. Cavigni
is either the prelude to his own retir
ment from office, or more probably
some convulsion brought about by I
resentment Of the Red Republicans, a
the Republicans De La Veille, they VI
were Il Republicans before the 9th
February, at being SO early deprived
sovereign authority.
ITALY. The Hungarian soldiers
Milan have demanded leave to withdr'
to their own country. AMI the position
Redetsky appears perllous.
AZ
18th, states that the above ultmatum
the Diet was in answer to writing
Jellachieh, in which he demanded pro
sions for his troops, and permission
avail himself Of the public thorough;
of the city, and also that the Diet wo,
forbid the Hungarian army to cross
Austrian frontier
The Emperor has retired to Orentz,
Moravia. He carries with him an ext
sive force, and from that point he will
able to rouse the countless Sclavonii
who are ready to carry OIL an internec
war against their former fellow subIeC
The French hold aloof, and do
move.
Russia stands ready with All army OF
600 men upon the confines Of Poland,
throw the whole weight Of her power
the scale of the Emperor, aud in supp
Of the Slavonic quarrel.
The railways being torn up for M
miles around Vienna, the communicate
are so interrupted that the regular c.
munication. cannot be relied upon Il
either Wen n or BcIlIn.