Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03
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VERY IMPORTANT NEWS.

ROPE.
VERY IMPORTANT NEWS.
TIL. p.;,,r,x mania after extraordinary course,
has at last received deadly check and as the illusions
nv which all classes been deceived fade daily away
and the forms of ruin utter beggary and want rise up
before the deuded victims of the projectors OF
of nooushine companies Now that people are begin
ming to look a, it with aundiced eyes, most enor
nous system of swinding is beginning to be developer
The but just its comme ncemenf' but II "
ready assumes fearful aspect that SIR Robert ree
holding cabinet councils deliberate upon means 10
alleviate the misery which it will inevitably BRING ne
has invited Mr.. Hudson the Railway hing 10 sfenu
few DAYS a. his for the purpose of devsng tog 81
er an efficient working plan Mr. ILLUSIONS ihhuehce
with the legitimate railway world, said is perhaps
greater than that of any man living ana "ha' he SAINT
tons in the way of check simplicity WILL with the
prestie Of his name This revuison has oeen
brouph, about me asuraby through the fundamentally OF
the London Times but the following paragraph from an
English paper gives good general idea OF inc
The Times has been foremost in this work of fusterng
the Volcians' /, matters little what motives may nave
nromped the poten,ates of printing house Square TO
sound the ,ocsn whether jealousy OF their contempoa
RES or vexaon they did not participate equally IN
the spoil or to destroy the game OF those
who dii-all this is beside the question awe try the
act the motive Heaven can Judge The only regret U.s.
that il was not done sooner But certain it is, that the
Times true character Of scizng the night moment
10 A1-AN'
kicked the beam the critical instant and to some eA-
tent nroduced the revulsion which witnessed But
without desiring undervalue the and the iniiu-
encc journal question, it would be weak to at
tribute the in the share market solely to Its
thunder The Bank of England. the critical state IN
which food of the country has been placed by the
harvest and the state the poatoe crop; above ALL and
beyond ALL ridiculous experiments which the ProJec-
.ors numberless moonshne companies made upon
the common manufactures causes, IrresPec-
tive diurnal monitor have forced the decensioh 10
its point The wreck OF fortune and OF charac
ter which this temporary insanity has produced viii be
felt long after that produced it have passed
away.
The failure the potaoe crop becomes more and more
disastrous and in especially it will cause gene
raj and distressing misery 80 pressing has the necessity
for a remedy, and supply of other food become that
Councils have been held at which the proposition
Of opening the ports the Kingdom for the admission OF
Breadstus has been discussed and Is very
probabe that it will be carried into effect
/ The cotton market was n q depressed condition
The greatest activity exists in the south OF France IN
the embarkaton of the army men,
which is to proceed to Oran the part Of Alge-
ria to hunt down the brave Abdel-kader The troops
are conveyed Africa in the steam irgaes Labr-
dor Orenogue Albatros, Montezuma, Panama, & Cover
Tho Jverpoo Standard of the October, contains
an of the melancholy loss of the barque Mary
and number Of her passengers She struck a reef on
Oath Of May, attempting passage through bass
Straits between New Holland and Van Deimans Land
She completely shattered by the stroke that IN
few her manmast dropped through her bottom
The fore and went by the board and the
broke to pieces OF the passengers and crew. A.
persons escaped in boat to flinders Island Nine e-
males lost and other passengers, making total OF
persons. Not sngl article OF any descrP
ton was from the wreck 1t is ntlmated that the
vessel that she was leaking SIX inches
an hour ut the time of sailing.
The state of feeling which has been induced by the
failure of the cropss well Indicated IN inc following
agraph from an English paper
imp ending. Fears have seized the public mind In Ire
land matters look appang-in England gloomy. Inc
granares the continent exhausted The
of the Visula Danube and the Elbe are barely sui
cient for the local wants of the inhabitants Inc nauo
is in and the cry of Open the ports and let
in the ree is heard all Sides reverbe rated
from every part the empire The pressure from with
OUT has made itself heard in Downing ST. and iaIth in
the sliding scae-Peeles sliding scales gone forever
the potatoe crop in Ireland is destroyed The
has scientific professors to the scene OF
the mischief and the awful truth out that this large
portion of peoples food is unfit for What is to
be done in this terrible, this unlookedfo emergency
"Opcn the ports is the exclamation: and thHr" siA'ae
,, snverng Premier, like reed in the wind paralysed
between for his sliding scale and the horrors OF
public But necessity is superior to consistency
supe ror even law. The ports must be opened o.
Conne be the tribune Of the Irish peo-
pie goes be ond this He demands grant OF public
money to of million and half to be expend
ed in the purchase of foodhe calls for tax Of fifty per
cent on the and tax of ten cent on the
asks for the prohibition Of corn and Provs-
ions leaving the standard the prevention of dsteres
consuming grain Large demands these-will they be
conceded A day will solve the question
| Every thing procaims the speedy extinction OF the
sliding scae-the tone of the government organs the
language the professed supporters of the ministry the
feeling in public mind 1t has long been seen and
DOOM Peel is good actor. his shiverng'' is probably
stimulated real Placed between exposed
on his flank and his that he should