Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-31

tiers. AT another place mill broken into aud the -four
and meal carried off,
The next day attack Yougha threatened by
immense multitude, bg it averted by strong military pre-
partitions and by subscription of e5 900 for the pur
chase Of NEAL Quiet finally restored by the arrival of
Government commissioner authorized employ the people
shilling each per day.
The bloodshed Dungarvn where twelve thou
sand people from the surrounding country marched in and be-
gan to sack the bakers shops troop Of Dragons arrived
the rioters began throwing stones and the Dragons
ged to charge repeatedly At last they ordered to fire.
and several of the rioters wounded The riot
length suppressed
The principal of disturbance besides those already
mentioned nlworh, Casemaryr, Fermoy and Crook
haven. At Nenagh the following occurred
"The appearance of one of the truly piab His
vsage and emacated counenance too clearly in
Dictated that the stamp of gaun famine upon his brow
Mr. Crawford having reiterated his that he would
not lose moment in setting them work. the deputaion
tired expressing their hankuness the county surveyor and
then tell the crowd outside the building what they
had learned from Mr. Crawford On hearing of The result Of
the conference with Mr. Crawford Impotence was mani
tested among the popuace. II is impossible says
them, we wait any longer There in the fields
and haggards, and cannot starve.' Wait with patience
little longer, God is good, excams female voice in the
crowd. Il have she says five children they hungry
they in want. do not mind myself my husband
but do not robdo nothing mean boys-do nothing dis
Alter some short time the people separated with
the hope and under the impression that employment would
speedily be granted"
The following list is given Of the presented
ous baronies that is granted by local authorities to be
pended in employing the people:
At the various pesenent money has been voted
without stint nearly 2oO0OO has been presented
the county of Cork In Clare the total pre-
sentiments exceed 800 000L At baonal sessions the
county of Donegal OOOL presented without question
and Castelar, much 000k has been voted for local
works of So 000k has been presented for the barony
Of Murisk in Mayo. Tughenackny has agreed
men of 65, 000l; Canmarice 25 974 and lraghconnn,
2049lL At Cahcveen, the magistrates of the district stat
ed TO have increased the amount previously granted 0O0
similar presented at Knockcroghery, in Roscom-
mon At CLfden, of the widest parts Of the
west of Ireland, meeting held, which the
Of people lkened to the meeting of ls43 There
first confusion among the people, but order
ultimately restored, and of G40, 900 presented.
These few Of the most notable pesentments many
other districts smaller sums amounting in TO
and twelve thousand pounds have been voted.
Large orders for Indian meal and other grain sent to
this country by the packets Of September and 49, and
be that ample supplies expected
rive by the end of October Shipments also be made
on private account.
In Boneo there had been active proceedings by the
English admiral Sir Thomas Cochane consequent upon the
old difficulties between the Sultan and Mr. Brooke On the
9th of July the fleet ascended the Bruno, the capital
which defended by five forts On the approach Of the
ships these forts opened their fire, did also three
heights The ships returned the fire. and, after hours
the forts and batteries carried and all the guns hiy
eight in number spiked carried Off The forts
burnt; all the ammunition found in them destroyed The
English loss two killed, wounded. The Sultan
fled into the interior with large body Of An exped-
ton of eight boats carrying Az men, pursued him six days.
but without it destroyed, however, quantity
property belonging to the Sultan Private property
spared.
The Admiral then opened communication with the mobiles
of Brune who were friendly to the English, but nothing
could be made of them II seemed that all those possessing
any energy of character influence had been put death by
the Sultan and satisfactory arrangement could be made.
The people, however, returned to the city and seemed
to be well disposed. After remaining eleven days the Adm
raj sailed for China leaving fgae and soop of
main on the coast as long might be necessary.
The Dutch have been doing fighting in tho East
They sent expedition to Ball. island JAPAN very
productive and populous the issue of which recognition
Dutch sovereignty by the native Princess various sipuIa-
tons for the benefit of Dutch commerce. and
pay the expenses of the expedition the Dutch garrison the
island until this agreement fulfilled The Dutch aege
nous grievances the motive of this action their part
most of which violations of respectful etiquette but the
Anglondan journals aege the real motive be desire on
their part to exclude all other nations from the of
Java, toward which their complete control of Bali would be
facility.