Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09

CONTINUED RisE ~ TIL GRAIN
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N the "a last. - ,l'oui I e'clr,f
The cau.bna arrived cut ca to liih
81, IN ,-,',e srd i,r d,js iron b.
'pr
r.. niherriA ,iir~, Iserps.! da,ci 10
The lgih cit,
IT, r...sa tad, hss sufe'ri severely
s-,n s,e pf~,sur, N TIE mHeta-r eifc'e.
Tn ,.le, hs,, been ANAL AID prircs have
b liecd sLDu, I'D
II. fAs,n sns,te has l-,cn active. and
rne~, ou..d.rabl. advancing csisrr
cara s,u' ~ss ~ - ~. p~r ssrsl, I.'ian
,..rn ul,4l - - barr.
T-e wafkc, 'of Amcncan cufci prov - eis
f--rs ,'cafv
The rs. for,mgh, las h.on QUO q much
anxiety and grca, .'al ~ cr'ninef"ial
,ir,~. Ahhourh cccs,iouall, here ard
thor. symptoms - al improved trade have
manifested themselves. still General, spc.l.
ing there has been complete stand IN bus
,ncss
To ~on,@ ,rr,ial business las remained
uraha'eJ TIE in,~s.,, IN the interval has
rather increased 'h,n otherwise. Tic bank
q Ensl.nd la. been hcsicrei With dcpua.
ton. 'scsn the great mar,s otiradc through
IN. .nuu,rv. ealing .or relief; and the pa.
,e-, have tened with ,lshorn,e disluis-
lion. on Corn Currency sui Cotton
The accounts from the insnufsci urinr
d,.,,ie,s are ~ the tno,t gloomy ebarscter.
and little ho,~ can vet he entertained o! any
decided or substantial Improvement, ut least
,niil the price of provisions 10 lower. and
tho demand or manufactured goods rncrcss-
Il
tn, I.oti Lieutenant q Ir'land !.
Head Lmd Rcsborough. since the time
TIM, h. assumed tho oaice has won g ldcn
.r;,;on. which he ha. M, hron destined 70
enjoy Ofsr oHccs under the British crown,
~, is tho ms, irving and the most thank
lee
Ear-,rc n, larrc i. suffering under the
lire calamity Of scarci,, 81 10 d. The IA.
borinc ,la.sc. in several Il the continental
rr;c, And towns. ~ well a. many residing
!, the United Kingdom, have lately exhIb.
ted SYMPTOM. q cu.rarc aad p'unior.
r., accounts q the 9Th Of Nay, from
Ierrembo... rr,ch. Lndwi s.hrrc. aud
Go.tinyea. in Wir.cmbcrc. state that great
un,ie,, was icl, at those towns for tear o'
outbreak. Precautionary measures had
Teen taken BY The clt.zc'r An attack was
made On the shop Of n baker in Brussclls.
whom they forced TO make distribution OF
bread. and subsequently,. the rioters pro-
ccclcl TO the premises q u corn'ncrchan',
which they purposcd plundering. hut were
,rcycn'el by the military and police
Private letters Safe that there have been
,io,s in Kom,notan, and also in Eyer aud
l.e,mcrtz. erected against foreign corn
dealers The rioters were pursued out Of
Eyer with showers Of stones ns far a. Wal.
da.sen and in Lci,meritx Spectator IN
corn lad both hi. ears cut of.
Several horses and shops were rundcrcd
a, pascn On the 2eh ut and many carts
lalcu with corn aud -four. Considerable
oxc,cmen, prevails IN Nottingham in Eng
l,uJ. where some contributions have been
l.vi,i on .cvcr,! bakers and provision ical-
-rs
The accounts from Ireland
ar, yer, awful. \ Dublin correspondent,
of,hc Morning Chronicle saJ-, There have
been further ,amul,ury proceedings and
r,occs,i N. o' the pcasan,r, in various parts
e.. tie country, aud the military and police
have been in general icquistiln to keep
tbs swim, ul REORGANIZATION in check The
reports of the progress cfrcstllcncc are quite
di.lcartci.iny. AID Notwithstanding AL the
Import. Of God. aud tie immense extent Of
relic; ia ;o.d and money e,cst des,i'uion
,,ill pre-, ais, aud the marlc'' are ad,auc-
iag. All accosn,, concur in showing that
the mortality y still very considerable
Aocordil 2 - some calculations, tie pop
ula,on la. already been diminished TO the
oxleut Of nearly one million. from deaths
lrl omiyra,i n Bc. ] should suppose that
this ..tiua,c sol which there can lie moth
.ac Ike certain or accurate data, i. greatly
na,crated" The Kerry Exar,incr says.
The Catholic c'crgy Of this county have
Iced obliged To suspend their usral monthly
Conferences in corseqncncc OF their Inability
80 atcad, OWN. 90 the heavy duties that
icvol,e on them in their respective parishes
IN these times Of famine ard death
The 'cs,ilencc is near', ~ destructive in
s,inc parts o. Ulster a. IN any Of the south.
crn az western d.,,i.,s Ia the northern
county of r'ennauaha the mortality is
nirli,ul The Cork Examiner contains
details Of the ravage- Of pes'ilcnce in vari-
Jus PARTS Of tina, extensive county In the
fa,nel dis'ric, of Schulz the extensive rclici
az rdol BE-, calscd some alienation. and
the mortality j. decreasing In the Cork
Wo'lhonsc tho deaths la, week, were nInc-
'y.f,c-au ircress g. u ovcrthc proceed
!nc week
la,hT Matthew Is likely to be appointed
Romsr Ca,hohe Bishop of Cork
fE,>cL-Sincc our publication Of the
1t int. a chang ha, ,,ken '..ace in the
lscr,h Ministry. The Mori,cur announ-
ce' tie i'll wing appo.n'n.en,. ""- Javr,
putlc WORKS; Duic dc Mon,ebcllo, Ma
uoe pnl on Minister e w. GO, Cen