Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
TELEGRAP'HHlICt DISPATCHES,
From Tie st. LOUIS Union. ~
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA!
IRELAND s.3 5 'a'a
? New York, Aug. 10. g

The steamer Cambria arrived at Boston
this morning, bringing three day, later ad-
vices from Europe. -. ~
Eehnd.-On the issue Of the proclama-
ton BY the Government, the confederates|
retired TO their southern strong holds: The
frs, encounter had was the police near
Mullonbone. The police retreated TO a
house, where a siege, under O'Brien was
commenced. The Insurgents, shortly after,
were totally routed and dispersed by the
cavalry. All the southern counties, have
proclaimed against the Government. Sey y5
leral arrests have been made, and the parties
taken no 20 Dublin. The Repeal clubs in Dub
lin have been dissolved. The barricades
at Thurles have been attacked, and the in:
sure.Ints repulsed. The details are full con-
lcerning the sEirmishes, but every where
the Irish have yielded and fed. The tri-
umph of the government at present seems
complete. II is impossible to digest the de
tails. The hopes; Of the Irish, are, for the
present, evidently clouded., ,.
Gen. McDoneiy has command in Bra
Iineary, where all is peaceful, but a with
drswal Of the troops will be the signal for
1.-THE renewal Of outbreaks. ,.,r-v
O'Brien is supposed to be concealed din in
1.-THE mines. sr.t.. ..a.
viscopulnt Harding has reached Dublin.
and will assume the chief command, if NEG
~essar,y, where fifty thousand troops are sta
'ltioned. The search, for arms is vigorously
prosecuted in all seditjous counties, The
Irish. are yielding to a stern necessity. )
The European Times says the movement
is evidently a failure. The most sangulne
of the co,nfederates must now be aware
that there never existed the smallest chance
of their successfully, coping with British ~ .
arms. -y,.., .l.a. -. 4.s3- ga
]. Frcnce.-Lamartine proved uncomPrSo-
missing before the committee appointed to
Investigate the late outbreak. s5.e
The Assembly, by a vote of 59l to 2, re-
'Iiected Brodhead's, plan for Selling two
thirds Of the landlords income. II. was
declared as an odicus measure, and attack
ed on principles of public morality.-.tthuus
striking a death blow to communionism.
Continental affairs. =,
The Danes have, recommended the wal
with the German confederation-all negoo'
~tiations have failed. .haaoasa
Russia .avows, that all her military pre-:
parations are on the defensive only. 10, 81
II. The German Diet has rejected the i nde'
pendence of Posen, and refused to engage
> on the side of Poland. 5,i .sg4u.7.g 3
It is rumored that the Emperor Of. Aus
Itria has abdicated the throne, ~, fs.. AIS
Moldavia and Wallachia continue to o.
: acitated. The Provisional Government ha'
!. fed from Eucharist: y a.. !, a.oil b
The Turks have landed at Galesea.,u
Of In Indie. the Siekbs have Won two victo
lries over the Maltan rebels. j. 10 nu,as
Austria has officially recognised the Qeel
: of Spain. ,a ,,uste !, --esngr,aroq
Portugal is tranquil- !, al .y,lu: ,,n. 9
England.-Ths, sugar duties bill ha
e passed the British Parliament. ,s,,1a .Is.,
eli The firm of Aston s Beavon, London
: and the firm of Dunlap & Rowan, Glasgow
|, have both failed 70 . large amount. ass. Il.
T.. .oiai,qa,q Commercial, ,7.laq @.lts3a
..lIar 20 .es,e tss. Liverpool, tAug.6.
Buiness generally is dull Cotton i
STEADY, and sales limited. Sales Of Cotto
for the week, $4,000 bales moli h]'Il,hf'
Wheatshas advaneedls per 7Oibs.i% u
The Corn market is yecedingsi lCoFntha
/, Ireceded % per euafter.'o sd doii" n' ii
. iron has deeiined.i,o1q jou seoh ianlF
Provisions are steadsqo 1q Go''oes ~
'rls Salesof Rice 1t 2osa3pef cwt.Hid ms
a. Tobacco 10 unchanged.