The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-06
FOREIGN.
-Four Days later from Europe.
Photographed to the Philadelphia o. s. Gazere.l

noon at O'clock and soon after reached her berth,
bringing Liverpool dates of the Goth ult being four days
| later.
An express from Paris dated Tuesday the lsth states
that the "Reforme" announces the return of Louis Ma
Poleon as having been elected to the National Assembly
from Mosee The result of the elections in the city of
Paris is not yet known but the three moderate cand
dates is thought have the best chance of being elect
ed In some ACCOMPLISHMENTS the socialists have great
many votes, and 30 has Louis Napoleon in others. Mar
sha Beageaud also has great number but on the whole
the moderates are likely to gain
The Rationale expects that the English and French
fleets nterfcred and saved Messna from bombardmen
Unfortunately however, the Journal des Debats pub
fishes precise details OF quite contrary character.
Spain.
General Cordova together with aid de camp, set off
this evening for Catalonia He hopes and expects
quer Cabrera and his parsans before the approach of
winter.
Italy.
Charles Albert arrived at Turin on the 10th, and re-
quested ministers TO return their porte feues in order
that he might be enabled to form cabinet more in
harmony with the wants of the county and more in uni
son with his own feelings
The Piedmontese Gazette of the 9TH publishes tee-
graphic dispatches, stating that the Vesuvus steamer had
ordered by the Sician government TO troops at
Miazzo; that the Neapotan troops that had advanced
from Messna had been repused the Sth and that the
government had ordered the immediate formation OF
camps, namely: at Mlazzo, Taormina, Caama, SYRIA
cuse Ggentia, and Palermo.
Turkey
The cholera continues to rage at Constantinople
fresh conagraon had occurred at Gaatea, by which
200 buildings consumed.
saxony.
letter from Lepsc that the late insurrec
ton had been crushed by the energetic Intervention of the
troops All the barricades were taken and destroyed
The fire was kept up by insurgents from the houses Of
the Johanisgape, by which many of the troops fell VIC
Tins II has been ascertaned that the instruction
from political causes, and probably republican
tempt.
VIENNA, Sept. 3th.-Notwithsanding the disturbed
and agtated state of the town. peace was firmly main
tanned at the Bourse to-day Great fears entertained
that the public peace will be threatened during the night
as it is doubted whether the national guard be de-
pended upon, portion OF them have already joined
themselves to the Academic Legion, who have declared
that they will employ force compel the resignation of
the ministry and the formation of committee of safety
Ireland.
The mail train which arrived this morning. brings
intelligence OF Importance Subjoined however, are two
hasty communications dated Sunday and last night, de-
scrpve OF the state OF the districts up to the latest hour
CLoNMEL, Sunday night, oclock.-The insurgents
have moved over towards this town. There at
tack on Kilsheean last night as expected but bodies OF
marching about the neighborhosd all night,
and made several attempts upon the farmers taking their
arms and destroying property.
AT noon to-day large bodies OF persons were discover
ed moving about the top of the mountain which rises
above the town the Waterford side. Crowds of the
inhabitants collected the Streets and the
crease in number. L is moved from the neighbor
hood of Carrck The greatest excitement excts in the
town to-night in consequence of their appearance.
Carck is quiet To-Day, but the rural districts present
the same nsureconary symptoms, such signal fires,
&c. The military are still under arms and The police
securing the hills Constant patrols also kept up.
September 18th. All continues quiet Our town has
not been disturbed, expected The military force,
mentioned in my last about 10 proceed up the mount
ans on which the insurgents Were gathering YESTERDAY
posed OF three companies OF the e4th regiment under
Lieutenant Colonel STatton. and small force OF con-
stabulary under the head constable This morning early
party of the 6ih marched out and occupied quarters
along the line from Dandum Aparty Of constabulary
also left with convics for Thucs, from which place
nlr,,p, IF
the escort Of Smith OBren, whose arrival is hourly ex-
pected.
The authorities have announced to-day that Ryan, the
policeman who said TO have been hanged by the in
| surgents, is safe.
large military force left Carrck this morning for the
sions This appears to indicate thorough
ing OF those mountains Carrick is represented to be
most tranquil
districts OF Ireland again exciting much attention in
England, the rebellion appears TO have again broken
| out in that unhappy island
Shortly after the departure OF the America the insur
gent forces moved from the mountains and force con-
sising of portions of the Sd Bluffs, the 4th light dra-
and the SID regiment were despatched in pursuit
Mr.. OMahoney was nearly captured.
| The insurgents had committed some excesses in the
country through which they passed The main body had
posed that they would adopt the system of guerilla war
fare, which would. OF course, be particularly haassing
to the government troops during the ncemen winter
The Sandman fleet has quilted Venice and the Aus
TRAN fleet Immediately quilted Trieste it supposed TO
attack Venice. This would much complicate the media
ton of France and England with Austria. Altogether,
from the tenor of the various letters the in Italy APP
peared unavoidable, as Austria was disposed TO
render Lombardy. now in its possession.
General Cavaignac was gradually declining in popular
ity and his early fall from the dictatorship of Paris is
predicted by many English and some French papers.
Who will succeed him, what will take place in
Paris, it is hard to determine
The royalist party strong the provinces, where
several minor disturbances had occurred. The National
Assembly still occupied in discussing the new con-
situhon.
| Latest Intelligence.
| Vienna has been declared in a state of seige.
1t is reported that the Emperor of Austria would again
| be forced to seek safety in flight
Peace between Denmark and the German Confederation
is rendered certain by the Frankfort Diet having rejected
an amendment for rejecting the armlstice.
The Italian OF considerable interest. Alter the
city of Messna had been bombarded for five days by the
Neapolan troops, it surrendered, and the troops landed
and took possession OF the town. The inhabitants re-
tired, having previously ruined the town.
The cholera was making rapid strides towards Eng
| land.
/ The Britannia from Boston, arrived at Liverpool at
O'Clock, a. m the GOTH The Cambria was to sail on
| the 23d.
The Hermann brings IS frsclass and 40 seconded
passengers with 270 tons measurement OF cargo prnc
pay consisting of silks, valuable manufactures
silks, English cottons woolIens haberdashery, jewel
| ry watches, and opium, with $4,000 in specie.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL TRADE, TUESDAY THE arrivals since
Tuesday have been extremely limited from Ireland and
the British coast There are no arrivals from foreign
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