Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-17
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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BosTos, WEDNESDAY, JusE la.
We were completely surprised this morning by
the unexpected arrival of the steamer .9nerica OF
the Cunard Line. She sailed from Liverpool on
the Sd instant and has thus made the passage from
shore to shore in the unprecedented short period Of
ten days. She brings seven days. later news than
that brought by the Acadia and her intelligence is
OF fresh agitaiions and excitement
ENGLAND.
There have been number of armed assembages through
the kingdom in defiance of the prohibitions and direct
efforts OF the Government prevent them The ChartIsts
and Repeaers have met different places and address,
ed by speakers in the incendary language When at
last the authorities had attempted interfere they met
with unyeding opposition and serious ensued This
Of affairs combined with other causes had almost
tey suspended business in the manufacturing districts
From general confidence existing, however, Of the Govern
men being able maintain its ground the funds s, remained
firm, and might be quoted at Sd SAL on account.
IRELAND.
The disturbances in Ireland had received renewed impulse
from the conviction of Mr. MITCHELL the editor Of the Uni
ted Irishmen He found guilty of high treason after
stormy trial. conducted with great acrimony both sides his
sentence transportation for fourteen years. and the place Of
punishment the huks, in Bermuda
FRANCE.
All quiet Paris and the friends Of order san
guine of being able control the Indeed from the
eecua which the Executive had queed the late
disturbances and their moderation in pacyng the excitement
less apprehension had been felt for the result
The determination of the Assembly break down the sys
Of organized labor has created much dissatisfaction
resentment among the aboring classes EMILE Thomas
who succeeded Louis Blanc in the administration of the Ma
ona workshops has been superseded in office, and,
of suspicious conduct under guard Bordeaux
The workmen became much excited this and demanded his
and restoration but the national guard had succeeded
in preserving order.
BLASaUI Of the prime of the late disturbance
has been again arrested and this time secured The mp-
cation Of Louis BLANC in the same affair has been fully
established and the authorities have asked the Chamber
grant them authority punish him, without which they could
not proceed, he being member of their body.
The Executive and the Assembly have settled their Difficult
ties The terms OF the arrangement that the former mus
attend the session of Chamber when forty members desire
their presence.
Messrs. CoRMEsIs, LAMEssAIs, TocauEvILLE and
others of the committee appointed to draw up constitution
for the Republic still actively engaged in their labors
Opinions diversified the probability of or two
legislative chambers being instituted, but rather inclined in
favor Of the former, being purely democratic.
i COMMERCIAL.
Western Canal -four PTS Cd 2ss per barrel Philade
pha and Baltimore 27s 27s Cd; Orleans and Ohio eos
27s. Indian corn, white 80 34s; yellow, 34s 36s Cd
per quarter Of $50 lbs Meal las Sd. 5s yer barrel In
this article the markets dull and generally tending down
wards. White wheat Is Cd ss; red do. 6s 3D. Is cd
per 10 lbs. Rice IS. a IS. 3d. per so lbs
CorTos has further declined id. per h. since the departure
of the Acadia Upland, ordinary 8 SD; mdding, 81
35d middng to fair Adj fair, Al good fair, AZ good, 40
Orleans, ordinary, 81 middIng, 81 81 mddling II
fair, Al fair AZ good fair, Sd good, 81 g. choice, 8!
az. The Market generally speaking, is quiet and prices
are considered rather in favor Of buyers.