Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
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Fifteen days later from Europe.

went ashore at RaihinuIen in Dundrum bay, The
coast Of Ireland The passengers all safely landed
At the latest she had been got Oft. Her
cargo had been discharged The particulars Of this dsas
ter may be found ielosv. BASS =
Fhe surgeon of Great Britain was The first who
landed with the mail bags, with which he proceeded to
Liverpool via Belfast They were sent the nit
cd States by the Caledonia In Of the follow
ing day (he 2) large number of the passengers pro-
ceeded to Warren Point and others 10 Down latTiek,
with the intention OF returning to Liverpool.
The larger number proceeded to the latter place. where
the scene OF that morning presented one which that mule
Irish Town never befHe Witnessed FOurhoTse coaches
and some dozen jauning proceeded, at tie same
time Belfast, take passage by tie steamer Wind
scr, which sailed on that day for Liverpool, 81.
Amongst the passengers sero The distinguished
Danseuses Viennc, IN number During the day
the Prince Of Wales around frun Belfast 10
render the Great Britain assistance was tried in high
water aud found TO be impossible She therefore returned
To Belfast taking these foFyeglt Titles and their guar
dian 10 that city, on their way back To liverpool
letter dated DAndInm Bay, Oct 2l contains the FOL
lowing 1.-The Great Bsiiain remains nearly the same
when you lett She Is taking liIlle writer,
the pumps working nearly all day yesterday.
They have got the cargo on and are now discargng
the Goals the beach there two steam vessels here.
and should Monday be fine, They will Try 10 take her OF
high tide hear this evening, heavy is To-
be here on Monday, with two others, TO try they eau
remove her." fafea
The royal marriages IN SPIN formed the pron,i.
points Of discussion The European Journals.
The London Times aud the Morning Chronicle pro-
test in strong terms against the Monpensier union with
the Infanta.
In Ireland every means are being taken find The
people employment which is equivalent 10 hpdIis them
iood elsewhere nevertheless there have 66eh IA.
mine riots in various parts of Ireland
There had been Large sales of cotton, and prices &c
anything a shade higher.
The market for all kinds OF produce continued buoy
ant, and at rapidly advancing prices
Wilmer * Smiths European Times caution their
friends in this country against wild speculation the
money aud enterprise of England will find aud bring food
from every quarter OF the earth, IL necessary.
The food Prdspussss2l the country form subject OF
anxious controversy The failure or the potato crop is
not regarded as quite SO heavy calamity as 1t
short time back The fine auiumnal weather have
been enjoying during thelas six seven weeks, which
approaches its mild beauty the Indian summer of
America, has had the effect OF arrestng the progress OF
the potato disease.
There are now unloading on the Dublin quays two
American vessels, freghted with potatoes from the Unit
ed States They are Of excellent quality, and selling at
the of tenPence We understand this is
but the commencement of extensive import trade Of
the once staple commodity OF Ireland
The European Times says that the influential Of
the daily papers-the Times and the Morning Chronicle
protest i'm strong and indignant terms against the Mont
penser union with the Infanta. People OBJ
lection French Prince marrying Spanish wife who
stands the throne, because the danger 10 the ba
ance of power is rather remote than immediate and
they think it folly 'bother their heads about what may
affect the generation, about contingency which
may never arise at ALL Indeed this TO be the
feeling OF the British Cabinet ITSELF for while it has pro
tested against the marriage there be nten
lion Of following up the protest by any stronger appeal
than words The protest proceeds upon two assump
for ever excludes the Orleans dynasty from the throne of
Spain and secondy the violation of the understanding
entered into the Chateau d Eu on the subject,
between the English and the French Soyeregns, the
presence Of their respective ministers.
Ireland.
The papers from this country flied with reports of
meetings held to provide means for the employment of
the people.
At Yougha serious outbreaks have taken place.
Lord Stuart De Deces of the county of Wa
terford had escape on the 9th ultimo. His
ordshp presided the adjourned extraordinary present
ment sessions for the barony of Decies the comfy of
Waterford After the sessions had adj burned, the mob,
which had collected in large numbers, began TO boot,
using menaces, threats and opprobious ephcis which
evidently betokened their willingness do
lence TO his lOrdshIp. party OF hussars obliged
TO escort him to Dromore. On the cavalry returning,
the mob attacked them. A ring leader, named Power,
very severely sabred but carried of by the pop
uiace, when their assaults redoubled. Several Of
the horsemen severely hurt and the force being
small were obliged TO retreat for their lives The Irish
papers before also contain Of outbreaks
at Fermoy and Cloyne. At Castle Martyr num-
Der Of men, womep,aRd children, entered that village,
and marching through the Of the inhabitants,
commenced an attack the few bakers and huxters
shops, and seized all they could lay their hands
From the village they proceeded TO the residence of the
Earl OF Shannon, contiguous Castle Martyr The mob
threatened 20 pull down the casts the head of his
lordship, and that they would return the following day
in increased numbers TO carry their threat into exeeu-
ton.
On the 23lh ullimo serious food riot took place
Dungarvon. The mob mustered eleven twelve thou
sand strong, and about attack the merchants
stores, but troop of Dragons which arrived in time,
had charge them repeatedly. The people, however,
continued 10 throw and the state of affairs began
look very serious. The dragons were then ordered
e. fire. and is said that about twenty shots dis
charged. Two seriously wounded, but
glad 20 find they still living.
The Young Ireland party held meeting in Dublin,
Sunday last, but successful, the moralfoce
carried all their way and succeeded in carry
ing vote Of confidence the learned member for Cork
: Mr. 0'COnne has not returned from Darrynane. The
last weeks has brought from him epstles TO Mr..
Ray, which have been read at the meetings Of the Royal
Association the 2lst and 25th u The chief topic in
his letters in reference The distress Of the aborng
classes throughout The kingdom.
France.
PARIs, September 25-Public attention IS fixed on the
marriage between the Due de Montpenser and the Prin-
cess Louisa ol Spain, and the consequences arising
interest this affair has created has been intense, and is
stl by subsidized. The newspapers have been
filed with % the Bourse has been eonvulsed by II;
the conversation OF circle has been about H. The
opposition newspapers especially the Naonel the
publican organ aud the Constitutional, the journal OF NJ
THEIRS have denounced the marriage contrary the
true interests OF France, nasnneh as II may lead to dis
astrous complications hereafter. They insist that II is
only done 10 graf the personal ambition Of tie King,
and 10 bring the Golfers Ut Lis vast fortune Of
F. thirty million OF flames.
The Debats gives these important sentences, which,
no doubt, give the ph Of he protest: "rhat the Eng
lish Government has believed il its duty 10 protest
against snch such consequence OF measure taken
without lis assent that II has made lis for the
uture, for such suea even'uaiy may present IT,
self one day. for such or such Interpretation as may
be given ancient treaties possible. That IL has be-
leved il its duty express rs dissen IFS regret and lis
grief AT the determination with respect the Spanish
marriage, is possible"
BE this as it may the French government is determine
ed 10 accomplish the marriage. This morning tie Due
de Montpenser, accompanied by his brother, The Due
Anmae aud very numerous suite set out for Madrid
a H. - r.. III.