New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19
Farther Foreign Items.

From the Courier and other papers which re
ceived fuller files by the Rochester than we did
We take the following extracts
The following letter appears in the Cork Fran
iEo Of the ID:
CIoGHrvS. Nov 2a-On Wednesday las; inward
Of 1900 wretched beings were thrown out Of employ.
meut regardless Of every consequence On the follow.
ing Friday they poured into tile town aud rushed
scnminaely into al the bread shops breaking win
dovs and in some instances re.orting TO other com
mOdities wholly unconBected with food The house Of
much respected iovusman. hr James Atkins en-
tered among the though he on the occasion Of the
previous weeks payment beng given AZ night owing %
the late hour the psyclerk arrived humsnely in con-
junction with Mr. J. O'Bren kept oper his establish.
meni til morning - accommodate a starving multi
tude.
Notwithstanding the writer's gloomy predictions for
the future Il il satisfactory 20 know that At present mat
If not better At essi no worse than they were
four months back and before the potato crop had been
totally exhausted as an article Of human food The last
advices from America too have had beneficial effect
here and farther reduction in the price OF al kinds OF
provisions is confidently anticipated
The accounts from Italy received BY the Paris
press are not regarded satisfactory The Pope. 1t
would seem had been progressing more rapidly in his
liberal than agreeable 70 the absolute Powers
Hence il il feared the advice OF hing Louis fhlhppe
conveyed 10 hs Holiness through n Ross (ihe French
Minister II the Court Rome % proceed with caution
may have arrived too late but IN the present state Of
the rubhc mind in Europe rus IN mas htto 70 lear
from tho disapprOoalOu OF AustrlA rttel IN thc
Inns from Boi5gus dated Dec y, states that on the
preceding afternoon disturbances which mensced seri-
Gus consequences occurred in that city GA the sd a
new niece was represented AZ the theatre Of Bologna
entitled Christian VIII King Of Denmark. Several pas
saqes in the piece abiding and reprobans foreign
Intervention were loudly sppsuded The following day
the niece was Withdrawn by authority. But on the
theatre being opened the house FILED by turbulent
uob who commenced by tearing up the benches and
ae.trovng the handsome mirrors and lustres OF the
theatre When the work of destruction was complete
thew withdrew before military force which had been
sent tor had time 20 arrive.
letter from Berlin. at the 18th ult. SAYS. " The
irornorston Of rscow with the Austrian States causes
great prejudice to Prussan manufactures "hieh ENJOY
ed large reduction in the entrance duties INTO mat
ancient Polish Republic IN consequence, the manusc
urers Of All the towns Of Prussia addressed representa-
tons on the subject 70 ouF Government Yesterday
there arrived at Bern nuiterous depntsuon OF manu-
facturers and merchants ifm Breslau iShesia) with
NJ Kohlman the Bursomasrcr, ~ IT, head ard whirh
soic,s an audience from the hing, 70 expose 10 his
Majesty the injury which the new position OF Craco~
nfcts on the manufactures Of all Sesia The deputa
ton was received by the Ministers Csniiz and B1del-
schwing who obtained for them an audience OF the hing
in which his Majesty declared that every thing proper
would be done in the negotiations with Austria TO protect
the commerce OF silesia.
The London Chronicle publishes with good dea
of alarm statistics OF the great increase in the number
Of laborers upon the public works 10 Ireland The IN
crease has indeed been rapid will be seen from the
following statement OF the number employed during
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