The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-27
TWO CENTS.

been mentioned at the meeting that warrant had
Issued for the execution Of Nr O,Brien for ~bicb
reason the meeting requested that the d.putAtion.
should mme diately wait on his excellsncy for tn.
purpose OF inquiring, fret, whether there was any
truth In that report With regard the variant and
secondly whe' her bis excelle would be pleased to
receive deputatiou on future day to present the
memorial, after 10 bad received axte nsvs sigma
ture His excelenoy in repIy. said first. he had no
hesitation ia stating that the report of any
hauirg been sent down entirely false and
ed; and secondly that he should be happy 10 receive
me dtputahon 10 present me memorial as soon IL
shouid he informed Of IFS being ready for presentation,
he mould himself name the time.
ThE Lotp MAYOR 1t is necessary to add one word
his Excellepcy said he happy say that fke
mort alluded 10 tpas false
Mn. H.ueHrOS-Thsre also appeared in his manner
an anxiety to convey 10 that reports of various
kinds were circulated for improper purposes without
! there being any truth in them
| ALprnMAN O'BRnN-H His Excellency also mention
eo that ne he'd had oticiat communication nth the
Judges beyond mere statement as to the perdic oh-
our me usual intimo,ion in such cases.
Mr.. CRAwFoRD-I do not know that he aaid that
but Understood him to say that the point under
consideration, and that he would rule 1t according as
he believed that the national interest aud pu bile po
icy required
ques then arose as to the expedlency OF the
deputation whiting his Grace the Archbishop OF
Dublin. for the purpose Of soliciting his siguaturs
with that OF other members CT the Protestant Chorch,
to the memorial
Agenttmap present su ggested that the Provost nd
Fellows Of Trinity College should also be waited upon
for the same object and mentioned that there had
the previous day. to get up expression OF feeling
similar to that of the meeting Of that day.
IL was ultimately arranged that the diguitary
tioned above, and also the most Rev Dr. Murray II.
&. C. Archbishop of Dublin, should be i'm nedately
waited on in reference to the memorial
Our Switzerland Correspondence.
NEuFcuArEL, SWITZERLAND, Sept 10, 1888
Clock and Matchmaking, onel of the principal
branches of industry of this Canton Is entirely para
lived. Upwards of 500 journeymen watch and clock
.lars ;pa
to the United States and still greater number
making pre- paIations to follow them.
savoy.
Letters from Savoy, Of the 18th ut In the tugs
'Wg GG=tne, describe the public opinion in that
ovontry and hostile to the government
of Sardinia. The Piedmo ntese are decidedly dsiu-
clined to go to war with Austria seeing that adj
vantsge can accrue to their country from such n
measure besides which, they much exssperated
against the Lombsrds. This feeling is said to ami
mate both the population aud the military. There is
st come talk of separation from Sardinia, and the
erection OF republic in Savoy, with or without an
nexa ton to France.
THE AMERICAN Perempt0ry
instructions have been received by the American
Consul in Dublin from the Minister In Londen, to
insist the immediate release of the two American
citizens arrested some weeks their Ian In Ire
land and who have since been conf ned Ia her Mestys
goal ot Newgate In this case the prisoners
only guilty Of an overt act Of treason, but, If dis
posed they had no opportunity of offending in any
way against the law OF I'm gland 1t appears the infor-
nation which they arrested came from the
otntr klue OF the AtantlC arrest arrival
in this country were simultaneous. Directions have
also been give to fur nish the particulars and details
connected with searches of American vessels Wilmer
e. Smiths Times, Oct Ii
Markets.
HAyRE MARKETS, Oct l1.-There has been good de-
mand in cotton marbe and the sales from the 9Th
to this date have cd to $500 bales at steady
prices say COT for New Orleans middling (tres ordi-
noire), and 6lf for fair (ordnaire). The import is
$500 bales. Our latest dates from New York to
2st uitimo, by the packet ship New York arrived
Thursday Some small sales of potash have taken
held at 5Cf. Wbalebon realizes IT, 80 a II. 92IS.
Rice is dull, bat prices remain firm. Upon the whole,
there has bee ninaton in ira nssctons Oct Il.
Cotton The sales Of the day 200 bales at we'll
supported prices. To-day, little has been done only
$50 bales have changed hands The total snes of the
week are eco bales against 1900 imports. MiddIny
quantities Ores 0r9iRdBct) worth so 60, and fair
(ordismc.) fG3 a 81 Nothing has been do oe in Anne
rcan eNpoIt articles sif yesterday Ourquotatious
are "a follows Potash 81 80 J5f in small lots Rise
rs 3if Lard 81 OF Taow held at 70f Whale
bone / so a 92bf
FEEfGuTs AT LivFEPOoL, Oct. 13.-During the past
week freghts have been in declining STAGE, the arr-
walls having been numerous, and weight scarce. In
rasiebg.fs we have no change to notice. To New
fork-Dead weight ia 9s to los per tom goods 15s
hardware los earthenwsre 5s. Boston-Dead weight
EOS nne goods 20s hardware Dos earthen ware rs.
lhladelphia-Dead weight l2s I'd to los fne goods
25s hardware 20s earthenware 8s. to los. Balti-
more Deadweight l2s Cd to 49,: fine goods 25s.;
hardware 25s.; earthenware 10s. New Orleans
Dead weight los to l5s fine goods LIS. Sd. to 20s;
hardware EOS; earthenware 70. per ten. Feske f
Rail-