Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-02-13

good ana chartaoe man. speaking oil this case says The
distress Is SO appalling that we must throw away all feeling
of delicacy And another says; II would rather give Is to
a starving man than A.. 3D. for coffin
" lao died in the Shbbereen workhouse in month
have died in day And Mr. Mccarthy Downing states
that they into the house merely and solely for the pur
pose of getting coffin
" Rev. Mr. Clancy visits farm and there in one house.
he administered the last rites of religion six PERSONS On
subsequent occasion, he prepared for death father and
daughter lying in the same he'd
Rev. Mr. Caulfed l3 members of one family lying
down in fever
Rev. Mr. Fitzpatrick retires to rest at o'clock in the
morning. and rises after couple of hours heavy Sleep
the same with his CONDUCTORS
" Dr. Donovan soemny public meeting that the
people are dropping in dozens about them
"Mr Mamion says that work the public road is
destructive than fever for the uned wetches have
energy enough to keep their blood in circulation and they
drop down from the united effects of cold and hunger
TO rise again"
Great exertions made in England raise large fund
for the relief Of Ireland The Queen had subscribed e. 900,
Prince Albert f50O several Dukes and bankers 900 EACH
Lord John Russell e3OO, Sir Robert Peel f2O0, &c.
IMPORT OF CORN INTO LIVERPOOL.
The exports of Indian to Ireland but ing
pared with the large quantities daily arriving here It is there
fore certain that the article is getting and into the
hands OF spectators Certain it is that nothing but the fear
OF their own pockets suffering will them sell food
the destitute and starving The quantity Of Indian now
in Liverpool immense, and daily increasing We all know
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for its being withheld therefore obvious During yes
terday and to-day the following quantities have arrived, de-
spite Of adverse winds:
Forty thousand hundred bushels four thousand seven
hundred and fifty Sacks and one thousand bags of Indian
Two thousand six hundred barrels Of -four
Feen hundred bags and five thousand five hundred bushels
of rice.
Nine thousand two hundred bushels of wheat
Five thousand two hundred and seventy mnots Of wheat
Six thousand one hundred bushels of barley.
Six hundred boxes of cheese.
Five hundred barrels Of Indian meal.
LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, JANUARY
The trade during the past week very animated and
large demand was experienced daily for every article. The
amount Of business wheat good deal restricted by the
absence of suitable qualities most of the Mediterranean soft
and nearly every sample of hard having been cleared off, and
The finer descriptions of which our small stock now consists
taken for Ireland and by local dealers, further
advance OF ID per 70 lbs.
Oats % to 81 per As lbs Barley BEANS peas and
Indian each Is to Is per quarter higher Danzc boiling
peas have been sold per 5O4 lbs Yellow Indian corn
74s per $50 lbs Flour Cd to Is per barrel and Is Is
per sack deaer Oatmeal firm, also Indian meal last
quotations.
Ofbonded wheat two large parcels have changed
hands at is Cd and lis I'd per 70 lbs and OF -four large
quantities. both the spot and to arrive AIS per barrel for
Western.
SPEECH OF THE KING OF THE FRENCH.
The King of the French opened the Chambers
on the II tn ultimo with the following speech
"Messieurs Peers and Deputies: In summoning you to
resume the abos of the my first wish is that you
should afford my Government your best corporation
leve the surngs that this year weigh upon portion Of
population. have fastened to order best cacula
ed to attain that object trust that by the firm maintenance
OF order, by the liberty and security Of commercial
tons, by udcous application Of the public resources, eff
GENTLY secondng the zeal of private charity, shall
gate those trials with which Providence sometimes visits the
most prosperous States
"My relations with all the foreign Powers give me the
firm confidence that the peace of the world continues
"The marriage Of my beloved son. the Due de Mont
penser with my beloved niece the Inana Of Span Louisa
Fernando, has completed the satisfaction and consolation
which Providence has vouchsaed and my family This
union will be fresh pledge of those good and intimate rela
tons which have long ubssted between France and span
and the maintenance Of which desirable for the prosp
ty rs for the reciprocal security of the States.
81 have hope that the affairs of the River Plate
will, before long, be settled confomably with the views
adopted by my Government in with that Of the Queen
of Great Britain for the establishment of the security of
commercial relations in those countries.
have concluded with the Emperor Of Russia treaty
Of navigation which guarantees by just reciprocity
maritime relations with that Empire, adyanageswhch
it is important for US TO SECURE.
An unexpected event has impaired the state Of things
founded In Europe by the last treaty of Vienna The Re-
public of Cracow, anndependen and neutral State has been
incorporated with the Empire of Austria. have protested
against that infraction Of the treaty.
cat home the progress Of the public revenue
despite the which might have checked it proves
the activity and Of the country continue
The financial laws and various laws relative TO important i'm
provements in the legislation and administration of king
dom will be submitted your delberaton The great pub
lie works which have undertaken shall be completed with
the which the interests Of the country command
and with the prudence indispensable to the maintenance of
public credit
You will also have TO direct your attention to measures
calculated to second in African Agean possessions the
progress OF colonization and OF its internal prosperity Trap
guilty, happily restored Algeria by the vaor and devo
edness of army enables maturely that
portant question, respecting which special will be pre-
scented to you.
Messieurs: A feeling animaes You are
ALL like and mine, devoted to the happiness and grandeur
Of country and already long experience has engheps'
US as TO the policy best suited TO her moral and =.
terests, and which must secure posPeiy, u '1
pacic and regular Jevel cnt OF her future destines
await with cilouce, from your patriotism and wisdom, the
operation necessary TO the accomplishment OF this great
task Let assist each other supporting the burden, and
France will reap The fruit Of our efforts"
The Chamber of Deputies met Thursday, in its standing
committees elect the members of the commission who
10 draw up the address reply to the Kings speech The
debates long and animated and the Minister'S and most
Of leaders Of the different political factions Of the assembly,
took part hem except the second committee where NJ
Theirs and his friends abstaned from all opposition. The first
committee had terminated its operations at the hour Of
post but eight elected had all approved the
conduct OF the Ministry respect of the Spanish marriages
and the affair Of Cracow. These Messrs dHaussonvle
Mure de Bor dc Bussercs Sannac, de Carne, Vet Pey
ramont and Desmousseaux de Givre.
meeting of the Opposition deputies held
wednesday evening the salon Of NJ. Blaut The schsm
much talked Of lately the object Of long and serious
conference and openly admitted by Mesrs Biaut and