The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-11

MceIDk IN BantIy SAID" When call to
ON the scenes that have witnessed within the
eeks--when have those who hale
struck down by famine and disease, the
inc old hurrying on to eternity, and that in
oEci on, | will say, by the unortu,
|lt of this country, by the want of
Tor the people, by not timely interfe-
generous, noble, and devoted
Beo al those sscrifced-when see that
this position, that the
ROADS, scanty as that labor is cannot
res by their daily hire. for one day.
all this, cannot but be deeply ofec-
know hHve record ofthe facts, and
ne names of the Individuals know
ing two entire days upon the publ &c
lasting morsel of food (grsat sensa-
OF their families obliged to 90 to
70 nights, without tasting morsel
that not many DAYS since, Tim Nc
d. and his family, for forty eight
morsel Of food; but, as they said
ok the cold, black water; and when
reached some assistance, two Of the
sting oo4 Proceeding on their ia
ooltcal economy, they have given
fling employ ment, but, gracious
Grey, wilSl hat avail, when / tell You that
no people Employed on the roads in absolute
4rystion.SEen they cannot, from their scanty
itning derive one substantial meal in twenty
urs! And when this is the regarding them,
nst must he the condition of the thousands that
soive no INDEPENDENTLY rise in the morning
N tie deary prospect of not being able 10
provide Themselves their families with morsel OF
lJod-who go TO bed with heavy hearts anticipating but
recu renee of the privations for the next day
Tor them ,H8arJ
On the ll,h ult the French Chambers were formally
opened.
los iolONgnb tue hingh speech -
Ia sunmoning you to the labor of the session,
MF hrSt wish IS ihatyou should afford my government
az your operation IL order to relieve the suerpgs
which this year press rpon portion of population
have fastened 20 order the coicrlaed TO at
tsin that end hope that by the firm maintenance of
order by the Liberty and security OF commercial trans
actions by an ample and iudicous application of the
public fortune, efficiently aiding the zeal Of private cha
rity, we shell mitigate these trials with which Provi
aence sometimes visits the most prosperous states.
My relations with all the foreign powers afford the
m confidence that the peace OF the world continues
cured.
The marriage of my beloved the Duke de Mont
pensier with my beloved niece the Infanta of Spsin
Louiss Fernando has completed the satisfaction and
solations which Providence has vouchsafed me in my
friendly and intimate relations that have long existed
between France and Spain, and the maintenance of
wncn a. aesIabe Tor the prosperity as the mutual Sc
." have ress}n to hope that the affairs of the Plate
oI IN. Th isai
= OF he OF our commercial relations in that
lded with the Emperor ofRussis treaty
hch guarantees TO us, by a Just reel.
our maritime relations with that empire, ad-
.sntSN switch it was important to to preserve.
"Anhnexpected event has impaired the state of things
founded in Europe by the late treaty of Vienna The
republic Of Cracow, Independent and neutral state,
have protested against that nfracon of the treaties
AT home, the constant progress of the public
nue. despite the that might have checked it, de-
monsstes that the activity and resources of the country
connue to increase Laws of finance and others
relative to important improvements in the legislation and
deliberation
The great public works which we have undertaken,
sha De completed with the perseverance which the in
erests St the country demand and with the prudence
Indispensable to the maintenance of public credit.
Yopwil also have TO direct your attention to mes-
sures Calculated to second in our African (Algerne
2ssSsions the progress Of colonization and of its inter
ges By the vsOr and devotedness 81 our army enables
us examine maturely that important question respect
ing which special bill will be presented to you.
"Messieurs, common feeling snimates US. You are
all Ike mo and NINE devoted TO the happiness and gran
snlighenedus the policy suited 10 her moral
and material interests and which must present
prosperity and the pacific and regular development of her
future destiDies. await with confidence from your pa
triom and wisdom the cooperation TO the
accomplishment Of this great task Let assist each
other 10 supporting the burden, and France will reap
the fruit of eur efforts"
The effect of the speech was TO bring down the funds
TbsNfost serious apprehensions OF famine enter
y consequence Of the continued scarcity and
- les of corn and provisions in France. Serious
70 taken place in the provinces, among the poor,
hcked bread shops. Troops were called out
french budget for 1916 shows deficiency OF sixty
OF francs.
Journal des De6ats publishes the address of Pres
Tx to the American Congress, in full, which it
now appears, although rather too late toenter
erous spprehensions as to the consequences OF the
has engaged in against the republic Of Mexico.
Italy.
popularity Of the Pope continues undated. He
pms for extensive drainage works
weather in Italy has been unusually severe.
Syvitzsrlsnds
insurrectionary took place in the canton
Of Frburgh on the 9th ult. The inhabitants of dis
trct of Bule Mora and Rsmont assembled for the pur-
pose of marching on the capital in two columns Find
ing however that the government prepared 70 70.
the attack they rsteaed They were subseaue ntly
attacked and defeated by the government troops seve.
raj arrests have taken place at Fuburg.
Spain.
Accounts from Madrid to the llth nit speak of a
change in the Mnistfy likely 10 take place NJ Mon
il expected wpuld leave office and NJ sturitz would
remain n thahsss Of the Cabinet.
Portugal.
on to the 9th ut. state that the Nil
aich Braga was held under Macdo
Qf nearly 600 men, had been
Queens troops under Casal, $40 Of
killed while there only forty
hors du combat The municipal
eclined TO co operate with Das An
chased him out Of that town
tas' men had deserted TO the
was marching against Eyora, which
(pt
Poland.
Imperial Government, Poland has
and IS 10 be incorporated with the
TsrsaW ~ In state of conformation
General Rudiga now occupies the iron.
Old republic Of Cracow with 10 900 troops
alarmed OF this movement
sweden.
<fsh O5seTUer OF the 9th ult, publishes the
letter, dated Vienna, 3lst ult much excite
has been created IN the diplomatic salons ~
~ sinst the Incorporation OF Cracow, which Baron
,chschid, the swedish Ambassador, has presented
Austrian Government on the part OF King Oscar
quality Of guaranteeing party to the treaty Of
ma IL said that the style of this note Is dig
he necessity OF the measure against which he pro
axpresses hope that II will be the last measure OF
nature, 70 which the three Powers will have
pfs of Breslzu, says the Nurembure Core.
received an Official circular from the