The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-10

ted and than risk the Consequences of conflict
between the force under his command and the peasan,
Mr., Goold bailed the peasantry on the spot
Matters In Germany appear TO be in unsettled state
Horse flesh had been introduced article of food
among the population, with the best effect" and even
royalty itself subjected to popular insult
Letters from Stuttgart of the 4h of May that serious
troubles occurred in that city the previous evening The
Maier, who designated foresaller. They broke
the lamps in several streets and constructed baieade to
the cries of ''hbery and bread The King mounted his
horse, and, accompanied by the Prince Royal prince
Frederickl and his staff went into the principal street. In
which 1000 soldiers Were collected TWAS night; and
there being no hampshire obscuriIy was complete stones
thrown the group in which the King was and in
sulrng cries were is said, uttered against his Majesty
The troops, assaed by stones fred and carried the BARI
cade by force Three men OF the lower classes We're killed
and several We're wounded. Some soldiers injured ~
stones and Count Lppe governor of the town. was struck
in the breast More than fifty persons arrested About
midnight the mob Dispersed and tranquility ie-estao
shed but of the troops remained in the streets all
night On the 4th order was disturbed; but it was
feared that night there might be riong and de
tachment of infantry and four batteries Of artillery were
brought from Louisberg. The Magdeburg Gazette states
that riots oocasoned by the high price Thread have taken
place Sconningen, in the duchy of Brunswick Several
ncendiary letters were found and numerous arrests Were
disturbances connected with the high price OF provisions
occurred at Leutmertz in Bohemia, on the list instant.
The people off the of Speculation in cora The
Hanover Gazette of May that since the nth OF April
horse flesh has been introduced article of food among
the population with the best eect 5000 lbs had been al
ready sold for consumption in the different towns OF the
kingdom.
Russia is able to supply England with large quantities
at Danzic is abundant; and, the 30th u the prices
would have yielded large profit in England; but, as IN
the case of our western canals, the navigation would
open two weeks later than usual Although France had
imported 703 $50 tons of grain, very serious food riots
had occurred at Lille Tournay Brussels, and Cambria
The rioters at Iise cried Vve la repubLquew In Paris,
also, there had been serious disorder.
Snce the first night of the revolution of $780, in Paris,
such confusion OF names and ideas never occurred in
popular expression We had Down with the king and
liberty oreverp 'Vive Henri Cinq, Che Duke of Bor-
deaux) and Vive Roi qui Angleerre Qrnce
Louis Napoleon) When the King and royal family made
their appearance in the balcony OF the Tuileres, previous
the given in the garden in celebration of his Ma
jesys fe the evening of the LIST of May, there We're
heard among the cries of Vve lie Roi! calls for cheap
bread transmit proving the pressure of distress
in Paris and the socinde OF government that the
scarcity be not felt with unusual severity"
The death of provisions had caused riots in the
province of Seville. AT Grenada, serious disturb
had taken place. and the troops had been obliged
10 their The city was subsequently declared
in state of siege, and the political chief issued bando,
announcing that the municipality would adopt
to effect diminuton in the price OF bread.