Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-11-03
Correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Arrival Of the Steamship Europa.
Philndslphia. o.. qb. Ie48.

Philadelphia, Oei. 20, 1913.
The Steamer Europa arrived at New YoH
this morning, having made her trip from Liver
pool in ten days, and bring dates 10 the l4Ih in
slant.
CoTToN is fiat. The market is in favor OF
the buyer; and but lule is done beyond the i'm.
mediate wants Of the consumers. The sales
the past week amount TO q $50 bales. Up
and is worth 3IG3ldi Orleans, 3lG3ld, Sea
Island, 7lOl6d.
Provisions are unchanged.
Flour is dull, and is freely offered at a decline
Of Cd on the barrel.
CORN-There were considerable sales at pre-
vious quotations. Meal is worth II 10 10 shil.
lings per bbl.
Consols are worth 351 10 s5l.
O'Brien has been found guilty, bu, the Jury
have recommended him TO the mercy Of the
Cour.
The Earl Of Carlisle is dead, and Lord Nor.
pelh has been elevated to the PeeTage.
Letters from Paris pronounce officially de.
termination on the part Of England and France
to interfere in the difficulty between Italy and
Austria.
Austria has issued manifesto, declaring that
Lombardy shall continue part Of the Austrian
Empire; but, that extensive constitutional and
representative institutions shall be granted
| This manifesto makes no mention Of the pro-
posed mediation on The part Of France and En-
gland,
The Union, French paper, and the organ Of
diplomacy, says that The English Embassador
had a long conference with Cavaignac, during
which the intentions of the English Minister
were explicitly stated. lIsppears that the Am.
bassador complains that the Italian question has
been arranged in a manner not in accordance
with The promises made by Cavaignac to the As
sembly.
The Ministerial defeat was the theme Of gen.
eral conversation, and the opinion generally
prevailed that the Ministers would resign on
| Monday, but they did not. Paris papers Of
Tuesday say that the Ministers did tender their
reslgnnlions, but Cavaignac resolved not TO leave
the Government until Constitution was decla.
red, and President appointed. Consequently
he refused TO receive the designations, declaring
that he would entreat the Assembly to proceed
without delay, and form Constitution and elect
a President. Accordingly, the committee on
the Constitution had decided that Immediately
alter its adoption The Nation shall proceed 10 e.
lect President and that in the meantime the
Assembly shall examine It's functions, and pass
the organic laws whichare necessary TO carry The
Constitution into effective operation.
The Presidential question is the prevailing
subject Of interest. The opinion is pretty gen.
era that Napoleon will succeed. The moder-
ate Republicans will support Cavaignac. The
election will probably occur about the 18th
proxino, as it is generally understood that the
Constitution will be proclaimed on the LIST.
| A successful revolution has taken place in VI.
emma. A Minister was murdered, and his bo-
dy, suspended TO a lamppost, was exposed to all
the indignilies Of an excited people.
The Emperor and family had left shonburn
for Sniz. The military gave the city into The
hands Of the people. A Republic was Proca-
med, and an alliance offensive and defensive en-.
tered into with Hungary. The Provisional
Government has issaed circulars, stating that all
possible means had been adopted 10 defend tho
Father Land.
The Crotans have been defeated in two ell.
gagemens.
! IRRLAND.-It is said that the result following
O'Brien's convictions forbids the hope of Roy.
al cIemency. It is confidently asserted that the
sentence will be carried fully into operation, and
that it is even said that this day closes his ca
reer.
Macmanus, another insurgent, has been tried
and found guilty. He was arrested at Cork, on
board an American vessel, and the question,
whether, when under the protection OF the A.
mercan flag, England had power to arrest him..
Lead is dull, with decline of one shilling per
| cwt.
Bacon is quiet-Beef is wanted at fair prices
Pork is in fair demand.
Pro OcIa mn ton nv the GOVeruOr