The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-15
England.

would certainly be greatly for the good Of Ireland it
can be carried out.
petition to the Queen, upon this subject has been
acknowledg in the following gracious manner by
Sir George Grey's Secretary -
WHITEHALL, Aug. "a 1S46.
Sin II am directed by the Secretary OF Sir George
Grey inform you that he has not failed lay be-
fore the Queen the petition which you transmitted
to him for signed by numerous body of
Her Msjestys Irish subjects praying that the Imperial
Parliament may be held from time to time in the city
Of Dublin. have the honor to be,
Sir your oh. servt.,
To S. Blackall Esq, M. p, L. U. S. C.
The mail steamer Petrol has arrived at Falmouth,
from South America
Vienna, Berlin, Rome, and Paris are all tranquil.
Ireland.
BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.
By our own special reporter, who left Dublin last
night for Liverpool have the following intelligence
from Ireland -
The special commission for the trials of the insur-
gents has been fixed at Nenagh for the 10th inst The
presiding judges will be the chief justice of the Queens
bench, and chief justice Doherty.
We understand that oil the captive leaders, in
Guiding Mr.. Duffy will be tried at this commission
Lord and lady John Russell arrived in Dublin on Fri
day night
1t is said that Lord Geo. Bentinck will visit Ireland
Immediately after the Propagation of Parliament no.
minally visit to his friend, the Marquis of Down
shere butt in reality to ascertain what practical lie.
gisative measure be originated, and carried out
for the social and political improvement othat mis-.
fortunate country.
The weather continues fine, and the harvest pros.
pects consequently, are improving.
Mir. 7. B. McManus, of Liverpool one of the con-
federates against whom State warrant was out and
Wh had
taken at Cork, on board the American ship N Chase
In which he about to sail for New York, and in
disguise, under the name Of Corcoran.
The French Republic.
Paris advices, dated yesterday, have come to hand
They inform that the city was much excited in
consequence of the warlike and determined tone of
the government on the affairs between Austria and
Italy is confidently expected, that should Austria
persist in rejecting the offered mediation of France
and England, that the former with the cordial appro
baton Of England will adopt, without delay, measures
of coercive character, to compel the settlement of
the dispute.
The funds had rather downward tendency. The
reports from the interior satisfactory Trade how
ever, was dull.
Caussidiare has been seen at ostend, but was not
molestsd.
The army Of the Alps has increased to 100 900 men,
States against the inroads of Austria.
The foreign exchanges in London are steady, with.
out any change worthy of notice in prices.
The Bank of France returns again very favorable
for the advancement Of the commercial position of
France.
The Assembly had under discussion the question Of
the hours of labor.
later dispatch from Paris, states that the French
squadron has positive orders to sail for Venice and
to take the most determined defence of that city
Italy.
Gamboli has been defeated, and disarmed
Belgium.
Antwerp letters Of the 3lst, have come to hand -
They report that trade was dull, and exchange on
London, 25.41 to 25.42.
Naples.
Advices from Naples to 25th ut. are before us, by
which we learn that the funds were firm, and prices
had an upward tendency. The prohibition of com
municating by letter with Sicily, had caused very
serious inconvenience in commercial circles.
Sicily.
Messina letters mention that constant cannona-
ding, day and night had been kept up by the Nea-
politan garrison against daring band of Scilians,
who had endeaorcd to create riot and disorder in the
city.
Germany.
Hamburg letters of the 31st ult. to hand, and
matters which said to be improvingn conseque
Of the armistice between Denmark and Germany.
Affairs In Austria.
Our correspondent, writing the - ult, informs |
that the Assembly has ordered the estates of Prince
to be conHscated The Cabinet is said to
be divided the affairs of Lombardy two of the min
stry Withstand the Diet, and are opposed to sur
It The trial of the republican editors re-
,uted in their acq Initial There was much exultaton
On the occasion.
We have advices in London, this morning from |
which we make the following extracts -
NJ Wessenburg declares that Austria will not aban-
Ion Lombardy
Venice.
The blockade has been raised. BY a decree of the
Council the Jesuits have been banished.
Sardinia.
The insurrection at Leghorn has been suppressed
entirely, without further loss
Russia.
The Rob Roy steamer has arrived from St Peters.
,urgh she brought fl70O0O in gold on accou mt of the
Russian Government.
The letters by the Rob Roy state that business was
luiet Hemp, taow, sc, in fair request Freights
heavy, and exchange on London ruled from 36js
% 49, The accounts respecting the harvest were not
nevertheless, the demand for wheat was
very limited, and prices nominal
An outbreak Of the Mobiles is daily expected.
The Latest Market Reports.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr, Saturday, Sept
The cotton market, to-day like that OF yesterday,
exhibited less energy than It did about the middle Of
The week probably the days sale will reach 1000
bales, at yesterday prices.
Liverpool CoRS MaRxsr, Saturday, Sept. 2
No change in prices since yesterday; and we have
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