Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06

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Ministry IN Spdin-- Condtfrh q iree~a-
agricultural Prospects.
TIE news will generally BE regarded as "a
yorab.e 10 trade. The last prices of ous - -,
ing exports, twill be seen, were generaAy we'i
supported, and both Cotton and Corn "s'e ~
d,lDand at improving prices.
IartAsp-The Cork Examiner says
Gone hundred ands twenty-five persons cieo "a
,b. ,vorLbouse for the week ending on March |
20 There are at present J224 IN the house, |
and C28 in the hospital. The Crown Solicieov
for Cork SAYS, thai iae anxiety ofthe prisoness
At the assize for that county, is, not ttss they
should be acquitted, but that they should Re
found pui,tyi The learned gentleman has
made q report TO that effect 10 Gosernment.-
The tails Of the county are crowded BY q class
of offenders created by the famine" The fol
lowing is an extract from aietser, dated Dub
DIN, April 3 :-"There appears TO be much less
OF actual famine. although extreme destl,uton
stiIi prevails 10 various districts, but generally
throughout the couauy pestllence is al work,
anu 10 the workiouses typhus fever exists TO
an alarming extent" The Kilkenny Journal
"Iifere are about7O0 paupers in the hos
pi,al Of the workhouse, COO OF whom are in
fever; II fever patients wefe admitted from
the last board day to this" Generally, in most
Of the counties, the tllage Of tie land has been
well attended TO but even up TO this hour,
there are vast tracts totally neglected. Many
more landlords have supplied seedon loan: but
in parts Of Mayo. Roscommon. sligo, Tippe-
,ary. and other counties, cultivation Is still We
~ backward.
Enlca.rIos-C Cork Hundreds Of persons
continue to arrlve daily, with the view oil en-
igmJlg 10 America.
MAfo-The onward progress Of emigra-
ton from this locality is surprising. Every
pubic conveyance is crowded with persons
leaving this unfortunate land and every day
hundreds are seen vending their way to the
nearest purts for the same purpose.
FRAScE--Ne learn by cotnmu nicston
made by Al. DUBOIS. the deputy Of Havre, TO
tie Chamber oil Commerce oil that place, that
a clause 10 the following effect will be embod-
led IN the forthcoming law on French customs,
VIZ: All bar iron, sheet iron. zinc whether
rolled or not he mp. and flax. II to be used in
the construction or repair OF French merchant
vessels may be brought into the country free
Of duty.
Sp.,N.-The profound disgust produced in
the mind Of the Young Queen OF Spain, by the
vile in,rigues oil which she has been the VIC
TIM. has caused her 10 dismiss the Soto mayor
Ministry. al the earliest moment possible, and
10 appoint Liberal Ministry with Mr.. Pache
co at It's head This is. Tor the present, the
down all ofthe influence Of Louis Philippe and
Queen Christina in Spain, and the triumph Of
the nat onaI and native interest, the only in
reresl which England has ever supported. 1t
vii probably lead 10 an entire change in the
system Of government.
Da.rrr., p,,f,sh al. r., ic la
ly stated. thai English interference has been
solicited by the Queen Of Portugal to bring to
speedy close the long pending and danger
Gus differences which have torn her Kingdom.
ITALY.-The alarm and agitation created at
Rome by the establishment OF the censorship
have been very considerably iranqulllseJ by
the character OF the individuals who are to ex-
ercIse Ms iuocuons. Contrary 20 what was ex
pected, the board is composed chiefly OF the
laljy and OF individuals known for their en-
lsh,cnej and moderate opinions. They are
the Marquis Antici. the Able Cappi, and NM
Brt aud Nannutelli, the latter a lawyer.
The report oil an intended intervention by
Austria in Tuscany.is daily becoming more
certain. The intention is SAID To DC 10 land
1900 Ausirians in Elbs, which is partof tn.
territory # the duchy Of Tuscany, SO that they
nomrn,'s notice In Piedmont, Tuscany. and
Me Roman states. the most lively appiehen.
Sous are entertained, and II is feared that Plus
will not long be able 10 resist the Austrian IN
huence. especially as that Influence is, to say
the least. connwed al by NJ. Guizot. and his
colleagues.
SAxoSY-The extraordinary session Of the
Chambers Of SaSony was closed on the Path.
This session was the first which has been held
since SaxoDy obtained constitution. II was
exclusively occupied IN discussing the mea-
sureS proposed BY the government for the re-
lief OF the misery Of the poorer classes; and III
the consideration Of the question Of the con,
Srucuon BY the State OF the Saxo- Bayarian
railway.
Russia AND CIRcAssIA.-The Russian gov
eminent has officially declared TO the cabinets
OF Vienna and Berlin. that, for the future. no
foreign officer will be allowed 10 take part in
the campaigns OF the Russian troops in the
Caucasus, unless lie will consent TO be natural
zed, and 10 take an oath OF fidelity 10 the Gar.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We learn from Munster (Westphalia) that
on the 18th ult the Bishop Of that diocese,
while waking in ,ae corridors of his cathedral
between q and IN the evening. was struck
with apoplexy and died in very few minutes
HIS last words were, "My hour is COME
u God! have mercy on my SOUL" He was
raised TO the See only on the 10Th Of December
last
II has been stated that when one of her
ministers animated to the young Queen Of
Span ihat the Condo de Montelnolin might
soon be found a competitor, she replied, that
her cousin was welcome to takea throne stuff.
ed with lhorns and shared by an idiot.
The Minister Of the interior of Prussia has
appointed sixteen short hand writers TO report
tae proceedings OF the General dict, and they
have sworn TO execute their duty faithfully.
The royal coun Of Amiens decided lately
that the Evangelical Bapiis, Society is beyond
the pale OF the religions authorized by law. in
France, cnd, consequently, an Illicit associa-
utu.
Mr. George Thompson. the President ofihe
Anl. slavery League, has been bound over for
!!nai, on a charge Of assaulting one William
Nardeli III az omnibus.
According 10 letter from India. a boy, sew
en- Years Old, was lately discovered near Zero
z-pore IN the den of she wolf. who is snip
posed 10 have "nursed and done for him" as
an ancestress Of hers is said To have done for
m in AMI Remus some centursS ago
ooS rs quite savage and will touch moth |
M hut raw flesh
More Imam $4,000 negroes in Africa and
the West Indies have subscribed toward the
statue OF their beneiactor, SIT. +. Buxton.