The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
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From ihe CAaeiaHs'sIaqsirey, .fas. 2s. SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM r.pon, ARRIVAL OF THE WIENER ClNBRu

ARRIVAL OF THE WIENER ClHBRu Important from IreIand--.A Rn,,I. vu,,u,. --British Probably Victortous y.-.1s,sa Yielding to stern NeccSsity!.-Th1 uaan' of iTishmen ClosndedI-.NewS from. ak Parts of Europe!
 PHiIADELrHIa, Angus, To -itrs-s wrrc cut bvtwrcn New orK And ,,. city 10 day which caused great confusion in ib, rs port ot the torelga news and prevented the rer.,a, oi the details until the express arrived with lore papers Ireland The copfcderaies, as soon AS inc no. clsmaion of the Queen respect ting the hsbss, e,ts act was issned, returned 10 the southern slropy h0lds The first encounter was with inc no,,,s n... Mallinahone. The police rstreatsd to hou.s shsr. siege under Bryan commenced bat the insurysn,. were dispersed ay cavalry.
 All the southern counties are proclaimed Ssycr, leaders were arrested and taken lo Dnhlin.
 .he repeal clubs in Dublin are dissolved Tho barracks at Fhurles was attached by he in suTgents, who were almost immediately repulsad. At ballihgarry T battle was fought between ,as insurgents and royaIistS. The former showed m concerted action The royalists fought from !, house, and each man took deliberate aim They had two hundred and fifty rounds of cartridges. when told dreadfuliy.
 The Priests came sU praying permission to bury the dead and remove the wounded.
 The tory papers say that Q Brcn fled, bu, through other sources il Is understood that he behsyea hravely received maisy wounds and sttoye gallanty 10 rally his comrades
 The Irish doubtless acted bravrly, making hars their boSoms to shots in the sacred cause but eoo discipline had the advantage over raw leyes, with out practical military leaders
 The London Times says Dillon was wonndei and Brien had n narrow escape, his coat and neck cloth both perforated. He iJsl summoned the con stubUlary to surrender, and negotiations falling b, gave orders 10 commence the siege of the house shouting, "Baze away, boys, slaughter them al % He is Low probably concealed near Culam, but Dillon was taken to Dubhn,
 The details foil concerning skirmish-S, and It is impossible to digest them 'o give an tntelh- gent report by Telegraph
 The Irish everywhere fiasy yielded and 1ed, and the triumph ol the Government at presru ssetns complete. cloud evidently haugs over the nope ef lrshmen.
 Gen. Mcdonald has command, but Niseaalp Harding reached Dublin and assumed the cksl command if his services were required There are now 50000 British troops in th. Gcd
 BaIlingarry was peaceful. but the Witalra9a of the troops will be tbe signai for renewed cut breaks.
 The search for arms was vigorously prosecuted. The Irish were yielding Co stern necessity. he European Times say g, it is evident that the Irish movement has totally failed, and the most sanguine of lhe conledeiates must now be agsr- that there never existed the smallest chance ot str cess, or Of the insurgents coping with ihe Briisa arms.
 Accounts from Dublin m to Friday night, iae that sll quiet in the diaafiectrd districts. O'Brien and other leaders esrapcd.<
 Miscellaneous.
 F,aqcc-- l.amaItine was before the nvostigsta, committee. when it was proved that ie n n way concerned in the late outbreak,
 The assembly,, by voie of 69l to ,, reiecies Prodham's plan for seliug iwo-,iiuls oi the lsnd. lords incomes, and declared II odoHs a,hck on tn" principles of public mofaity--thus striking s death blow 10 communism,
 The Danes had re-commcHced the with fer many all negotiations having failed.
 The Gernanic Diet rejected tie independence of rosen. and refused to engage the side or Poland The Emperor of Russia avows lhat inc miiisf preparations are defensive only.
 IL is rumored that the Emperor of Austfa hs abdiea,ed
 Waliachia and Moidagia continue agiliod The provisional goyernnent fled trout Beuea orist
 Tine Turks have landed at Galica
 iadla - he Sikhs have wou two victories e'f the Moolton releis
 Portugal coataued tranquil.
 The sugar duties bsli passed tlIe British PaTn ment
 FAiIuREs -Eilston X Bcysn, of London i~s failed, also Dunlap X Bowen, ot Giazyow
 Commercial.
 LIVERPOOL, August ah. Funds were qnict al London yesterday, bat si's the receipt of the Irish news, Consos ro-e 10 -' e65s, and were stifErned by report thst ? faof woud mol interfere with Italy.
 Tho sales Of cotton dunog the week soiaff''' g, ,0n0 bales
 Wheat was advanced Is per 70 lbs.
 Corn has declined 2s DOT quarter
 The Provision market steady at iail pIicef Rice 20 Co 23s per cwt Tobacco unchanged