Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27

Wuremburg by an ordinance OF the l4rh ultimo.
permitted the free importation OF -four and TO-
reign iarinaceous productions until The frs-ot
Nav, lS47. In Bavaria, the wealthy inhabitants
of Nuremberg have just founded an associations
for the supply OF grain. That society, which has
been authorized by the King, will manufacture
bread, and sell il 10 the poor classes under the
market price.
IRELAND.
IL IS not in our power 10 record any improve
ment in the accounts from the sister country since
The date OF our former publication. The distress
and desttuion consequent upon The failure OF the
potato crop IS really awful. The law for aTor-
ding employment 10 the people is being carried
out with alacrily by The government and The Ian
ded gentry OF The Kingdom. l. is now admitted,
on all hands, that the Labor-rale Act is imper-
feet in its details, and il has been urged upon The
attention OF the ministry that Parliament should
be convoked Immediately, 10 remedy its various
defects.
The papers from this country are fiIled withre.
ports OF The meetings held 10 provide means Tor
the employment Of The people. Il is a source OF
gralhcation that, although Ireland has been torn
asunder her people rendered dissatisfied with her
rulers, and her hes, interests retarded by party
and religious animos.ies the spirit Of charity
prevails among he Landlords tprescnt Every
hing which humanity can suggest Tor a speedy
and eftectua alienation OF The haTdshps and
misery 50 universal throughout the country has
been cheerully adopted. Despite OF these exel-
tons however, there are certain localities in
which The spirit Of INSTRUMENTATION and reckless
despair, on the part OF the peasanuy, have mani
tested themselves, which, il allowed TO proceed
may end in very serious results, not only TO the
peaccabe and well disposed hnt also TO he law
less themselves. AT Youghall serious outbreaks
of This description have taken place. Lord Stuart
do I ,ppta arfg f,h,, ~
had narrow escape on The 2i;h ullimo. His
lordshp presided al he late adjourned cxtraordi-
nary presentmenr sessions for the harony of De-
cies, In the county OF Waterford AfIer the SEES
sions had adjourned, the mob which had collect
ed in large numbers, began 10 hoo, using
menaces threats, and opprohrious epiihes,
which evidently beIokened their extreme viii
ngness 10 do violence 10 his lordship.-
A party Of hussaIs had 10 escort him 10
Dromore. On The cavalry returning the
mob attacked them. n rnseader, named
Power, was severely sabred, but was carried ca
BY the popuace, when their assaults were retou-
bled. Several OF the holsemen were seriously
huI and the force being small were Obliged TO re-
treat Tor their lives. The Irish papers now
before us also contain accounts oil outbreaks
OF Fermoy and Coyne. AT Castle Martyr
a number vi men, women and children entered
that village, and marching through il 10 the ef-
ror Of The inha bitants, commenced an attack on
the few bakers and Lucksiers' shops, and seized
on all they could lay their hands on. From The
village they proceeded 10 The residence OF he Ear!
of Shannon, contiguous TO Castle Martyr. The
moo threatened 10 pull down The castle over the
head oi his lortsnip, and that they would return
the following day IN increased numbers 10 cary
their threat into execution.
The government have decided upon directing
The board OF works not TO init The operations Of
The labor rate act 10 the making of roads, but 10
extend j; 10 all works which may prove Of gene
raj utility and 10 The general improvement Of The
district. Payments are 10 be made weekly 10 the
poor.
On The 2Sth ult., serious food rio; took place
at Dungarvon. The mob numbered / or IL 600
strong, and were about 10 attack The merchants
stores. but troop oi Dragons, which arrived in
time, had 10 charge them repeatedly. The peo-
pie, however, continued 10 throw stones, and the
stale Of affairs began 10 look very serious. ho
diasoons were then ordered 10 fire, ana il is SAID
about 80 shots were discharged. Two men were
seriously wounded, bu, We are glad 10 find they
are still living
The Earl Of Bandou has received letter from
Lord John Russell, inumaling tina, the Lords OF
The Admiralty approved VI he establishment Of a
naval station al Cove, for The repairs OF steamers,
! .hips Of war, &c. The works are 10 be COM
menced i'm medlatcly.
There are now unloading on the DubIi;l ouays
Two American vessels freighted with potatoes
from the United States. They are OF excellent
quality, and selling a, the rate ci enpence per
stone. We understand This is but the commence
mcnt OF an extensive import trade OF the once sta.
pie com modify OF ireland.
FRANCE
The advces from Paris are 10 The Isl instant.
Public attention is fixed on The marriage be-
tween The Duo de MonIpensief and the Princess
Luisa OF Spain, and on the consequences arising
lherei,om, 10 the exclusion OF all other subjects
The interest this affair has created has been in
tense, and is still by no means subsidized. The
newsDa pers have been filled with il; the Bourse
has been convulsed By il; the conversation OF eve
ry circle has been about il. The known and de-
cided hostility OF The English Government 10 a
union which may lead 10 the placing of The des-
cendanI III the King OF the French on the throne
Of Spain, has caused a dread OF the possible in
terrupliun Of the friendly relations between Eng
land and France, perhaps OF war between the
Two countries The polemcs OF The newspapers
have been more violent than have been witness
ell Tor long time past. The opposition news
papers, especially the National the republican
organ, and the Constituency the journal OF NJ.
Theirs, have denounced the marriage as contra
~ 10 The true Interests OF France inasmueh as j!
may lead 10 dangerous complications hereafter.
They insist that II is only done 10 crafty the per-
soma ambition Of the King and TO bring 10 the col-
fers 81 his a vast fortune of30 600 600 offrancs
They complain bitterly Of The miserable Intrigue
by which il has been accomplished. And they
point out in The most lorcible manner The gross
Inconsistency OF the Government in breaking Oh
the alliance with England Tor mere personal
and family affair, after having !ar sixteen long
years maintained that Europe Sould not possibly
dispense with that alliance, and aher having
made The most cruel sacrifices, and even submit
ted 10 humiliation and shame TO maintain it, Ia
all this line Of argument, the opposition press
have formed themselves in alliance with the
British journals, which has curious effect, when
II is remembered that Tor years their stock in
trade has been TO rail agains, England. The Go,
vernment organs, OF course combat the positions
taken up by their opponents By maintaining The
direct contrary. As regards the English alliance,
they EXPRESS A belief thai the marriage will mol
interrupt it, for they say hat the English people
take no inleres, whatever in the question. They
are particularly indignant with the principal
journals OF London, especially The Times, for
The violent articles they have put iorh on
the subject. It is quite true that The Bfi-
fish Government has protested in most eHe,-
geuc terms against he marriage. The Jor-
nal des Dcbots ol this morning attempts 10
show that The protes, has not been Of so grave
character as is generally imagined. II remarks
that the protest will, perhaps be published Short
IL, and that then "i will be seen il il can have
the consequences alubu,cd 10 it, and il il has
been of nature 10 cause lnquletude To men oil
sense, and friends Of peace ard European orcer.'
The De5als subsequently, adds these imponan.
sentences which no doubt give the pin oil he
prolest:-"That The English government has be-
lieved it It's duty 10 protest against such or such
consequence oi measure laken without lis AS
sent; ina, il has made its reserves Tor The iuluie,
for such or such an eventualiiy as may present
itself one day. for such or such an Interpretation
as may be given 10 ancient treaties, IS possible
That il has believed il its duy 10 express It's dis
sent, its regret and lis grief, at the determination
taken with respect 10 The Spanish marriages, il
possible"
BALTIMORE MARKET, o. I.w,,t
The Flour market s,Ss s i 80. Coed TO prime red
sIee. anu o.'i i5c, and white i25 100 Oats
90 70 , us. Old Com SO TO- and new IS IS cts
Whiskey "a IS CTS.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Patriot.