The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23
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erord to be appropriated to the general duties Of the
rstation
The Blazer. l2O-horse power, Captain Washington,
surveying at Harwich to be despatched to ireland
edatey for the conveyance Of provisions
the Wae
Portsmouth to Ireland, immediately for the same pur'
pose
Commander Burney depot vessel moored at the island
Of Foynes, in the shannon.
to receive the of the Madagascar to be navsated
The Apdromache 2sgun frgste 700 tons also fitting
as depot at Davenport, for Ireland '.
Thus have ~ menof war steamers, Of i!so coilsc,
shall have three depots of COCO tons and 100 men The
above together with ordnance lighters also employ
ed make sail of nearly 5000 TONS and above 500 men,
On the west coast Of Scotland the distress is not
supposed have been early or to be SO lever
ss following Rrey Captain
Beechey ofiate employed IN surveying the swily rocks
son. employed on he scottish asst They rendezvous
at oban and follow the directions of Sir Edward Conn,
the Commssary General additional assurance u ID Ie-
serve, and will be given should II be required
From the Paris Reforme, SEPT gal
The apprehensons of scarcity not less serious in
potatoes which constitute the principal food Of the IN
habtants have completely failed They will, Of course
be obliged to make up the deficiency with wheat the
surplus Of which is annually exported to the northern
harbor of France This accounts for the extraordinary
rise in the price wheat the shores OF the Baltic and
the markets Of those countries southern Germany has,
in its turn, become alarmed The Government OF the
Grand Duchy of Baden has decreed the free importation
of foreign grain and -four The King of Wurtemburg by
an ordinance of the 18th instant also permitted the fret
importation Of -four and foreign farnac eous
btsns of Nuremberg have just founded an association
for the supply of grain That society. which has been
authorized by the King will manufacture bread and sell
it to the poor classes under the market price.
From Galignanis Messenger, Oct. II
rather serious disturbance took place on "wednesday
night in the Faubourg st. Antoine occasioned by the
augmentation Of four confines in the price OF the 4b
loaf The following particulars have reached us from an
ST. Antoine and adjacent streets chiefly inhabited BY
cabinet makers, whitesmths &C., assembled IN cons.
dersoe s las. hna in the Vicinity in order
to lay in provisions Of bread in consequence OF the rise
in price commencing this morning The quansy g , ,ss
crowd increasing every moment, soon became riotons
and broke the shop fronts, and several OF the gas
lamps This scene continued for some time and
about halpas nine O'Clock the mob commenced raising
barrcade the Rue du Faubourg ST. Antoine with
the stones Of tho Rue Lenor which they unpaved with
incredible celebrity. The Horse Municipal Guard soon
afterwards arrived, and rode among the crowd several
times but they always opened their masses ana gave
battalion OF the 4sth Foot headed by its colonel after
wards to the spot They were received with cres
of " Vve la Lgne ~ and the tumult having lasted ui
near midnight the popusce began gradually to dispee
and the streets became comparatively quiet The riot
ers did not however separate without making an ep
poinment for rendezvous the quarter this even
ing The bakers having been prevented baking in the
night carts loaded bread this morning arrived from
all quarters and the bread they contained was sold in
the street
The Effects of the Seizure OF California In
England.
From the London Morning Chronicle
For great portion Of the carried on between
Mexico and the United States the future details are
stery. The reception Of Santa Anna In the capital
the nature and amount OF his influence, his contact with
Paredes the movements Of the the Vaccinations OF
the priests the upshot Of n6nude Of insurrections
the desire for independence amongst some Of the Mexican
States the belief in annexation amongst others the sub
teers the effects of the climate the fever that may eo
the squadron the factions at home the price Of money
abroad-these and the like Of these form but fraction
Of the elements that compcste the termina
ton Of that unjust Of brgandage and aggression
which hypocrisy has almost ceased to defend and WHICH
party Ia well nigh ashamed Of UNFOLDING ,,,..u.
one direction how ever, we see clearly nss s
may be the obscurity that involves the tate OF n
provinces Of Mexico, the doom Of the western one ~
dent Nothing less than the Deus ca ma hstwesn
shape OF interference from without can slsnu az, I'M
the annexation Of California and the ampIon VI ,. 90
ted statea In California and iratefhi.suoh ~
together The immigrants persuade the captAins Po
claim and anec ions statements held iortn no'
Inc neonle against whom the model republic makes war
Il Is the tyrants that Cypress them HOY IN no e}s
Americana ore the constitutions OF aihorna ana vsy
sacred ,be rights and liberties OF the same very
but needing guardian. Very reai-pu uhh' 10 "sno
alone. -, n. -. .,u.u.n II,