Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04
FSos the New York CbSSiev and Enquirer.
FOREIGN NEWS.


avowed purpose ofrepealing the Salic
law, and thus permitting his infant
daughter to succeed him on the throne.
There was report that General
Solignac had made a successful sortie
70 the north ofOporto, and Jr'ven back
the Migueliies with loss OF GU
men.
.WooL.-The following statistical
accounts are curious and interesting:
-England and Wales feed Sc, 100000
Of sheep, each Of which yields fleece
Of four pounds weight, or l44,OOO,-
OOOlbs. which at one shilling per pound
is worth 7,4OOyOOOl. These manu-.
factured produce % OOO.O0Ol. leaving
. profit Of 10000 OOOk. per annum to
the various manufacturers.
DREADFUL AccIDENr.-Fifly-fsDo
Lipes LOst.-DUNG March ~.
BY accounts received here from
Yooghal, a melancholy loss Of lives
took place on Saturday, by the upset
ting Of two market boats near Cable
Island. which caused So human beings,
men and women, to meet a watery
grave. They were on their return
home to the neighborhood Of Bally-
cotton, having gone to Youghal that
day to get gold or bank notes. which
also went in the deep, leaving a num
her of orphans in state Of wretched
>sess and Observation-Disclosures Csron
icle.
We regret to Learn that the casual
ty alluded to in the Waterford Mail,
respecting the upsetting Of a boat att
Youghal, and the loss Of lives, has not
only been confirmed, so far as that
statement reached, but that the calam-
,ty has greatly exceeded the original
report Of it. We have been informed,
that three boats we're lost on the fatal
evening Of Thursday last, during the
gale ard slcet shower. The first boat
contained II persons, workmen en-
pIoyed at Youshal,-who were eros
sing over TO the place Of their general
residence, after labor was over. They
had actually arrived within bail OF
their own houses, when sea struck
the boat on the boom, which upset her,
and, deplorable to relate, only one out
ofthe whole number was saved! About
an equal number Of persons persisted
n the other two boats, which foinder-I
ed the same evening near Cable Island
and our information goes so far as to
assure US, that fifty-two souls persisted
altogether. 4 brig was driven on
shore and completely wrecked the
same evening near Youghal.--Cork
Constitution.
Cholera III EeLand.-"Never," says
4 letter from Limberick Of the 10Th OF
Marcel. twas there any thing like the
state Of the surrounding country. The
Cholera has spread all around. The
Reverend Mr.. Noonan, Citrate Of
Knocxany, was here to-day to purchase
collins, there not being hands enough
in that place to make them. At Hos.
.ipal, to-day. the parish priest and
twelve Of his dock are de I'D Ofcholera.
Forty persons we're attacked last night
with the pestilence, out Of which, the
above number fell victims to its fury.
Poor DR.. O'Conncll said mass yester-
day, and appeared to be IN excellent
health. The manner of his death (be-
ing taken of in three or four hours,)
has created general feeling Of regret
and CONSERVATION through the sur
rounding country. AilmAliock, too,
is nearly as bad. Bruree Is totally
deserted; Fedamorc attacked at all
points; the Rev. Mr.. Mccarthy, the
parish priest, and bis coadjutor, have
been called out Of bed to attend the
sick and dying, eleven nights in sue
cession. In short, the panic through
the country far exceeds any thing with
in the memory of man."
Kilmurry, lbraickane, and Scaheld,
in the County Of Clare, have been
likewise visited with the disease, and
as il to provoke its rage, the deluded
inhabitants refuse to go to the hospital.
where every necessary is provided,
but perish in their own miserable
dwellings. Upwards Of sixty deaths
out Of seventy-three attacked, have
occurred in Kilmallock. Ofthose who
were affected. seven remain under
treatment, and only six have recovered.
In several other places in that part Of
the kingdom the disease was extend
ing.
We learn that Count Survilliers
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