New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-09

tell, Roche, and Luxulysn, % the number q 200
and upward entered Truro 10 preven, Corn from being
shipped and declared their determination % have sup
ply IF that article a. their prices There being no
Corn shipping on that DAY they collected round the Gel
lars the qusy in which there were some 900 or 900
bushels Of Barley, and threatened that unless their
wants supplied they would break open the cellars
After some time however they were Induced 70 guilt
the town.
In IRELAND there were many cases of distur-
bance.
At Kflorglin, County Kerry on Saturday the labor.
ers assembled 10 the amount Of several thousands,
marched through the streets calling out for employment
or blood. large police force from Tralee had 10 at
tend 10 preserve the peace On Thursday 26 laden
with meal when proceeding from Bruree mill. 70 Rath-
keale. stopped on the road by an immense mob.
and plundered OF their contents The police pe,ed
win stones and badly injured notwithstanding which
they made prisoners Of some Of the rioters when the
crowd expressed their determination 20 rescue their a.
sociates. The military having come up at the time
with Mr. Good At their head the rioters refused % DIS
perez unless the prisoners were liberated and sooner
than risk the consequence Of conflict between the
force under bis command and the pessanty Nj Good
bailed the pesssnty on the spot
Matters in GERMANY appear to be in an unsettled
state. HorseAesh had been introduced as an AZ
tclc Of food among the population, with the best
effect and even royalty itself subjected 70 poPu-
lar insult.
serious troubles occurred in that city the previous
evening The people assembled before tue shop OF a
rch baker named Maer who designated - fore.
saller. They broke the lamps in severe streets and
constructed = bsrricade 10 The cries Of liberty and
bread % The Kingmouned bis horse, and accompanied
By the Prince Royal, Prince Frederick, ana bis star
went into the principal street IN which 2OOO soldiers
were collected II night sud there being no lamps
the obscurtv was complete Stones thrown stthe
group In which the hing was and insulting cries we're
Il Is said uttered against his Majesty The troops as
sailed by stones fired and carried the barrcsce ~ force
Three men Of the lower classes killed and several
were wounded. Some soldiers injured by stones
and Count Lppe Governor OF the town. WAS struck Ia
the breast More than tiny persons were arrested
About midnight the mob was dispersed and tranquility
rcestsblished but Of the troops remsned IN the
streets all night On the 4th order wss not disturbed
but il feared that At night there might be more not
ing and detachment 81 infantry and tonr bater' q az
tuerv were brought from Lsusberg. The Mdgde5WS
CAN'T states that rOt occasOned by the high pce "a
bread have taken place At Scpnniogeu In the Duchy OF
Brunswick. Several incendisry letters were found and
nu merOus arrests made The Frankfort Gd-ete oil
the 9th Of May that disturbances connected with
the high price Of provisions occurred at Leutmertz 10
Bohemia, on the let instant The people cut % the
ears OF Spectator in corn The HaHoUeT Gd1die, OF
May states that since the 18th of April horse flesh has
been introduced article OF food among the pOpu
stion with the best effect 5000 lbs had been already
sold tor consumption 10 the different towns oil The KING
dom.
Russia is able to supply England with large
quantities Of grain, especially rye. Wheat at st
Petersburg and at Dantzic, is abundant and on
the 3Oth ult the prices would have yielded large
profit in England, but, as in the case of our west
ern canals, the navigation would open two weeks
later than usual. Although France had imported
7O3 500 tons of grain, very serious food riots had
occurred at Lille, Tourney, Brussels aud Cambria.
The rioters at Lille cried "Niye la Repubique
In Paris, also, there had been serious disorder
Since the first night Of the Revolution OF 1880 in
Paris such confusion OF names and ideas never 0c-
CURED in popular expression. We had Down win
the King and Liberty for everl Nive Henri eng Ohe
Duke of Bordeaux) and Vive nore Roi qui est en- An
gleterro prince Louis NapOson). When the King snd
royal family made their appearance In the balcony Of
the Tueres previous 10 the concert given IN the gar
den in celebration of his Msesiys tde on the evening
of the Let of May there heard the cries Of
DTre lie Roi - calls for cheap bread ! transmit re-
turns proving the pressure distress in Paris and tbs
extreme soc,ude of Government that the scarcity be
not felt with unusual severity"
The dearth of provisions had caused some riots in
the Province Of Seville. At Grenada more serious
disturbances had taken place, and the troops had
been obliged to use their arms. The city was sub
seouently declared in state Of siege and the Pc
Etcal Chief issued a baHd0 announcing that the
municipality would adopt measures TO effect a
diminution in the price Of bread