Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-02

ONE WEEK LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
REVOLUTION COMMENCED IN IRE
LAND.
OUTBREAK AMONG THE PEOPLE.
FLIGHT OF THE POLICE AND LOSS OF
LIFE.
BoNAPART MOVEMENT IN FRANCE.
DECLINEIN CORN AND WHEAT.
The Steamer America, the fastest in the
Cnnsrd line. arrived at New York on Friday,
from Liverpool. in ab3u, l2ddys passage.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 10, inst.
and therefore brings { days later Intelligence
than was brought by the Acadia.
The -four market exhibits no material alte-
ration. American -four is quoted at 33s d Sis
per barrel. Wheat has declined an average
OF 81 per 20 lbs. Indian corn was selling Tor
Ireland al d reduction OF Is to IS per quarter
OF $50 lbs. Tie quotations in Liverpool are
35> 81 to Sos. Indian meal has declined 81
per barrel.
The cotton market is dull aud prices falling
Lower qualilie, had declined | 81 per pound,
while The hetler qualities remain as before.
New Orleans lair /, quoted at 4 5 81.
Provisions are duil aud d slight decline had
taken place in Bacon. Lard in Kegs quoted
at 43c.
The London money market is quiet. Con-
suls are quoted at Sc is Tor account.
The intelligence from Ireland is Vi an excl
ting character.
Intelligence from Clonmpl to The 18Th of
~Septembrr states the real AM long looked for
rebellion has come at last. and that the peo-
pie are rising ia every quarter. The patriots
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position at New Inn, near CIrrick. or Kill
NOR. on the Thames mountains, under The
command Of Duhenss, the patriot lead T..
In Waterford there was a general rising Of
the peaslntry, vino assembled on the com
mons, aud marched to attack the Police sta
lion.
At Clonuiel on the llth several out houses
OF Protestant CIergylnen were turnt.
Her Majesty's Thild Roysi Bluffs came in
to day with % of their men Iaudcuffed, for
shouting repeal & exhibiting a determination
TO join with the insnrgeats.
The insurgents have now encamped about
seven miles ION Clonmel where they seize
upon provisions, &c, belonging TO the gentry
around, roasting buliocks and sheep and pres
sing every body TO join them of Client Bower
some eight miles distant.
The poIics were seeking refuge in Carr OK
when the Patriots attacllked them. A long
fight ensued. Several OF the insurgents were
killed aud a number OF he police badly woun-
ded. All the police subsequently fed from
the outer stations, and awful and bloody
scenes are expected TO taake place tonight.
Some oil the insurgents wear lhe Club uni
form aud have succeeded in capturing several
pieces OF cannon.
One OF tue muil causes towards this unex-
pected outbreak OF the Irish patriots, is be-
lieved TO be the sciathing abusive & indiscri-
Inmate ridicule heaped upon them and their
leaders by the England press, as well as a de-
termination upon heir part TO rescue the State
prisoners from their impending doom. The
e~xcitementis spreading like wild fire through
out The whole Island, ana it is believed the
rebellion will be general.
Ihe Cork Examiner of the 18th publishes
rumors OF fisiag at Waterford. At Portland
the police barricks were attacked by a perty
oil armed peasants repealed after considerable
loss on both sides. The bridge at Waterford
WIS blown up. as was also the Grand Ferry
bridge.
In Kilkenny there was a force OF insurgents
to the number OF 1000, enoamped on Aheny
Hill, The leaders are men oil military ex-
perience. The pedsantry are principally arm
ed with pixies and regularly drilled in the use
that weapon,
OGorman, who 1t was thought had fled to
america, will probably have chief comma nd
The Commlssariat OF tie Patriot Encamp-
ment is regularly supplied by the neighbour
10y tanners, who voluntarily send them cat
tie and other provisions.
In France atf,irs are quiet, Though the So
cialisis were gaining strength. The Govern