Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
New YoRk. July 22d. 1G43.
! The Steamer Hibernia arrived at New
York. on Friday.
I LIVERPOOL, July 6th-Cotton advanced
one-eiglrth. and for all description greater
demand exist. especially for lower grades.
per 20 lbs Present duty on flour, 6 shil-
! iings per bll Wheat 10 shilling per quar-
ter. Bacon. active. Lard demand good,
supply large.
! IRELANp.-An express from Dublin.
who left on Friday night. states that the
Catholic clergy of the Diocese of Luan.
resolved to adhere to Cancellation Hall.
The Repealers opposed the foundation of
the league. Martin is ST i'll at large. Devon
Reilly has written to the Attorney General
avowing the authorship Of the letters in
the Irish Fcleron. The Irish papers are
very violent and must attract the attention
| Of the authorities.
/ Parliamentary proceedings are import.
ant. Hume's motion for Parliamentary
Reform. was rejected by vote of 35l
against ~.
! FKANcE-Armeim men with loaded mus
kets and instruments for casting bullets,
/
Paris. The destruction Of property during
the instruction. is less than it was at first
supposed: the houses are. however. batter
ed considerably. The officers killed were:
Gen. Vergriu-Brear was assassinated-
Tran eais was kilied-ien. Bourgoir died
Of his wounds--Casle was wounded
Danenue had his leg amputated-Druvisia
Fonche was woundcd-Lafontaine was
4 IL A.,
mense number Of Colonies and superior
officers were put hors d" combat.
On the goth two men in a cabriolet
were arrested having in possession an i'm
mense quantity of Russian gold, and also
with dasgers and pistols The insurgents
made use of iron bullets pierced with
copper, which projected from both sides.
The National Guards, who were unfaith-
full during the insurrcction. were disbanded.
The best informed persons consider
Gen. Caussdiere as the chief Of the re-.
bellious. Louis Blanc is said to have
been privy to it, but he shrunk from active
participation. The organizations Of the
insurgents were perfect. The documents
will show where tire wrong comes from,
and who promoted the Instruction.
BosroN, July 25.
The steamer United States arrived to-
day from Havre, which port she left on
the 18th inst
Paris was quict-arreSts and seizures
continued-12.O 900 persons being irnpris-
oned. Gen. Bedeau was appointed Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs.
Lord Brougham called the attention of
Parliament at the alarming increase Of
Irish clubs. and promised that the country
would support measures to suppress them.
Duffy, the editor of the '.Irish Felon."
was arrested for trial. Martin, its proprie-
tor, is committed to Newgate.
The Government is building at Wash
ingson, for the use Of the army, large
powder magazine. 1t is located on the lev
el between the Naval magazine and the
Congress >ional burial ground. Its dimen-
sions are 112 feet in length outside, and
SO feet wide, with a wall 4 feet 6 inches
thick. In construction and finish, it will
be perfectly adapted to the important pur-
poses for which it was intended. A little
North, there is now in the course Of CON-
pletion. a very neat brick dwelling. some
forty feet front with back buildings, for the
use of the Keeper Of the magazine.
CAss AND CuBA-Tl1e following extract
from late letter to the New Orleans Pr
cayunc. dated at Havana, indicates one Of
the consequences likely to follow the cleo
ton Of Gen. Cass to the Presidency:
..Our Creoles are enjoyed at the nomi-
nation Of Gen. Cass to the Presidency.
and look forward TO his election as good
aucury for them "Cass and Cuba" is
their hope. 1t is \ matter Of great remark
here how much the desire for annexation
to the United States has extended within
two years"
/ rIf is said BY writer in the Rich
mond w hig. that the ancienttown ofJames-
town. is now almost entirely submerged by
the washings ofshe James river, He says