Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26
IRELAND.

| 9 ,,,L ~ , =, ~, t.,..aLi ~ 0,to'u ~ VIC
ITO sc,rci,, ha !, ,,, octoii cot wv io a
noopIo nro bcgnning To- bo comnelled by dire uc'
ccsstv. TO cat Tho diseased potatoes - almost ne n
conse1uonce. many have been seized with sickness
from thus partaling of the unwholsome food. Sew.
eral cases of illness arsinc from the same causes
| have taken place in the county of Kildare. In
Dungarvon, Hdesttution and starvation" according
to local PAPER have made their appearance a.
mong the industrious inhabitants. The poor house
is nearly crowded, owing to the deficiency of food
induced by the prevalence of the potato roll From
other parts of Ireland the accounts arc nearly the
same
! .1graitan Ouirdres The latest accounts from
Ireland represent the returns of crime of an agra
rian character from Limerick Lerim, Tlpperary,
and Roscommon, as unusually large. Domiciliary
visits by armed bands Of Rockes, threatening men
to Give up farms, had been Of frequent occurrence.
At the weekly meeting Of the Repeal Associu-
ton on the Goth ut. Mr.. O'Conncll explained the
course he intended to adopt in Parliament but
without disclosing ANYTHING new. The alluson in
the Queens Speech 10 the necessity of adopting
some STRINGENT measures for the preservation Of life
in Ireland supplied to the other speakers abundant
materials for denunciaion. The rent amounted to
1000 Mr.. OConpcn and his son John left Dub
I ln on the Goth ut. for London.
The latest accounts from Dublin represent the
fears on account Of the potato crop as increasing
rather than otherwise; it is apprchended that the
actual effect OF the be tClt sooner than
was at first supposed probable
FRANCE
p,o;s Tho roys from, Franco is NOT of n very
i,-,or,a', aIn.a,,o. ,rLa ,rl Cban,hcrs b.ycI
bnen nr;ncioaiI, occ,,;od with Tho Jisrnssion or
tLo rnss 4, C,iao, ro,.in,oJ prosiJon, pnb;s
Message in a most effective and argumentatiye
manner Tho discussion terminated in the Cham
Der of Peers on the 10Th nit, when the numbers
wcrc-G,r the Address. 100. apainst il. Oh: Minis
a..
ment on a firmer foundation than ever. and is duly
appreciated by every friend Ct the monarchy, sound
poiicv and GOOD order.
The discussion on the address commenced on
the 10Th nit in the Climber of IDENTITIES. and was
oltooctber Of minor in,nor,orco
Ar porrycr ,,o,Io h, ,broaIoro1 o,otion tho oh.
cct Of wbicb was 70 dotor Ministers from declaring
that in tho event Of n ,vor betwocn ENGLAND and
the United states. France wonld remain neutor
and ~ caII mon ,bora 70 Jc1oro in encL circnm'
stances that i free bottoms make free roods."
NJ. Berrycr's speech on the occasion is copied at
length in the Paris aud London journals. NJ Gui
got replied when NJ Bcrr ,er's n1otion WINS rejected
by the lnrgos majority tho ministry have Obtained
in the present scssion-namelv o3i AGAINST 156-
Moortv for Ministers "a
Another and moro mrnoc;nr motion. on nearly
the same subiect-,bot Of NJ Rnmusnt-.fiyod for
the I'd. is NOT however IkpIv to nrndnco 50 LARGE
a moioritv mo Colovina, !! tLo tow Of tho nm
posed motion of NJ do Rcrnsot.
But in order that those relations NAV be con-
solid,ted il is norcssory ,lat Tho t,yo Goyernmens
whilst ,ho net in concert pc rCcs in Which,
their interests arc identical carefully maintain in
the two henisphores the comnlete indonendencc of
their political action"
rprNru ,rptc,
,yLo tp,,i 49,; 40 hoo, 80
ceiyed Of tcrribio disostcr T6icG hos boflIon
column of twelve hundred mon nndnr Cen. Icvos-
sour, IN the province of Constantine. who were re-
turning from successful ro--i1. The troops were
suddenly enyeloped in heavy fall of snow in the
ncighborhood of Sctif and the details of their suf-
ferngs recall some of the worst features of the re.
treat from Moscow. Upwards of a hundred men
are supposed to have persisted.
The latest accounts from Alreria state the fact
that the indomitable and ndefatipabe Emir is fpht.
nr or battling the French in all quarters Every
thing seems to be PREPARING for a GENERAL insurroc
ton in the spring.
pOrA AMI
U,.,, MI l., ~ n
sed through Warsaw. and il is renor,ed TINT he had
conversation with the Prince Governor, in which
his Majesty expressed his dispeasure at the late
arrests. Other accounts state that he had treated
Prince Paskewitz with great GOODNESS.
The London Times Of the Sd inst. says: Our
last accounts from Poland are of the same mean-
choly character that belonged to all our written
communications from that country during many
monhs-nay, years. Famine prevails to such an
extent that the export of provisions to Cracow is
prohibited"
SWEDEN.
Stockholm. Accounts from Stockholm of the
severely from The effects Of scorctv Of nroyisons
So nraent hod heen tbe distress ,b9, tho troon Ja
beon emnlovod 70 bren tho ico far rho solo IF ra
cilit,tint tbo annroacb Of cor Jo,' shis
prr,ier, Am CInC,s,et.
~, n, hc03lA :, AND ClH ~
ne :, ar ~ tns caucasus i ne 'atest ana most
auoeCI %ucoui's .'on uo sea- o. 'ne war repre-
sont 'c "S successful III more thah one
or gr preParo'iOnS ior llnre engagements.
ne journal q m DeeatS states tnat lhe hussian
cruisers III ino PACK sea no longer prevent as
fo Wrcpgs oono, J 'S eNPTpalon OF young