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

could procure their bills to be discounted
exported the specie to Germany which they
their bills from the Bank Of France In
rate OF discount is higher than In Paris an
gained the difference on 10000 900 Of spec
Germany.
'lFrom the Paris Rsforme, Jan.
Let the chamber lose no time in passing
the situation and the .u.rnS DsoSi.
As already stated months ago. the price 81 rrsn
after having reached considerable ssvsson' n.osl
awhile stationary, when kal Of a sudden the rise ox.
perienced an extraordinary and truly appalling Impulse
From no part Of France do receive inteligencs in
dcave OF fall or even steadness in the market The
rise general and affects all grain The centre
and west are particularly visited with the scourgs and
this accounts for the disturbances which have manifest
cd themselves in those countries where agitation sub.
sides n one point to recommence another From The
yilaine, and Maine ct Loire, an unexpected dssrtS
has taken place, and excessive alarm prevails. The
n:S Be .. said 1i r he s:1.s' T.:
the side to the Bosrbonnss %' and ' on e:
already reached the enormous price Of ioo on Different
points: particularly in the Cher, whore the hectors Of
viii shortly be as high being quoted at from OFF to s9C
At Paris the price Of -four nugments from If to II
Two days ego the highest price was sa and te-aay the
sack OF flour was not to be had for so On Friday there
will not reach SOC before the close Of the month.
me Courier Fran9as states that during several days
with patients The distress privstion and additional
labor imposed on the operative classes all combined.
have produced this melancholy state Of society.
From the Paris Moniteur Jan. III
Serious disturbances have taken place In the depart
ment Of the ndre Several carts laden with grain. which
were traversing tho reimbursement OF Chat aursux,
were stopped ON the 18Th between Leroux land Buzan
cas The rioters compelled the drivers unload the
rably under that Of the maj ket During the ~ ths)
18th the rioters received considerable reir md
aud on the l4th the disturbance assumed o.
character Five or six houses were plag
proprietor, who offered resistance put 49,
the mon. The project OF the lndre proceeded immsSv
Kings Attorney General, but, finding the military force
under his orders insufficient to restore order. he de-
spatched an officer for enforcement determined 70
makN salutary example Of the ringleadsrsL
Correspondence from Bay Of the 4thsult states
that the price Of maize ndan corn) whch had previous
~ been extremely moderate had risen in the Of
few days more than so cent Tho present price ls
ooi quarter free on board Large orders had been re
ceiysd sm Ireland and laden with Indian
corn had already sailed for that destination The r.
torms a further rise in the price Of wheat, to
the extent Of from II TO II the hsctofe the markets
OF Bayeux, Cette, Houdsn, Monflucon Poctisrs, No
mers, Louviers Lucon, Lille Montiviliers, Hsvrs Or.
leans, Chatsaudun, Vicsuf.Asne Fsrte 0suchsr5 and
Couiommisrs The Echo -dsrfssie announces thu sfYt
yas Roueno several carsoes Of wheat ION Londot
Paris aud the neighbohood The Prefsct the seine
nieroure had adopted the necessary facilL
tate then sviKaton of the in order tina
boats despatched 10 Paris should sncouutsr delay.
Ireland.
The accounts from nearly every part Of Ireland differ
but Little In describing the real situation Of the people
We select few q specimen Of the whole -
The Cork Eraminr sum- up the state Of things In the
neighborhood of skibbereeA-
lin the parish Of Kilmoe, IA died on Sunday . OF
these were buried In collins, were buried without
other covering than the rags they wore when alive
One gentleman, good and charitable man, speaking Of
this case. says- The distress is so appalling that
mus throw all feelings of delicsc" aud anchor
Cd for GOTTA "I40 died in skibbereen workhoul
one month; have died in one day Ard Mr.. M
merely and solely for the purposeof getting conn
The Reverend Mr. Clancy visits farm, and there.
one house. he administered the last rites Of religion
six persons On a subsequent occasion, he prepa
Tor death father and daughter lying in the same Be
1.-THE Rev Mr. FIz sstrick ietres to rest at o'cloc
IN the morning, and rises after couple Of hours hss
sleep. IL Is the same with his cosdjutors.
" DR. Donovan solemnly assures public meeting III
the people are dropping in dozens about them,'
'" Mr.. Marmon says that work on the public road
even destructive than fever; for the unfed wrss
IS have not energy enough to KEEP their blood In cir
lation and they drop down IRON the united effects
cold and hunger-nsver to rise again"
The accounts from Mayo, given In the Fysemant
Journal, are very painful In the parish OF Cong, ~
a like number in three weeks The Rev. Patrick Fitz-
gerald Roman Catholic curae Of Kilgeever thus illus-
uates the intensity Of the famine:
shall never forget the impression made my mind
few days ago by most heartren ding Of starva-
sending her little children almost lieisss from hunger.
to beds and desparng Of ever again seeing them alive,
abe took her last leave Of them In the NJ nat
act TO touch their lips with her hal
breath Of life still aimed; but the pc
we're not groupdiess, for not breath co..
OF her dear little children that
in the night Of eternity"
BY way OF climax may be added the Il
relation from the Cork Constitutional
Going into the hotel yard, perceiJ
woman rush by and take some 6sh,1
a ietid pool, and retiring she them
getting outside the gateway, she reeled
and then fell; but, While lying exhaust
with tho most savage fsrocity she conti1
disgusting entrsils."
brief reference was made
tho subscription that has been comH.(
relief Of the distressed people In the remolj
Ireland and Scotland. We happy 10 siaf9\
large number Of additional donations are about to-
vcftised. IL cannot be too strongly enforced that
ing as well as money Is required and that to a
amount indeed, TO relieve the poignant distress VIII.
many Of our fellow subjects suffering at the pres
moment All the aid that be rendered 10 the COMM
tee for afordiDg the relief required shall DO read.
given by this journal Under the exertons of MED
Rohschild and others, II may be reasonably antieipa
that hundreds upon hundreds OF pounds sterling will
soon added TO the Relief Fund Amongst the subscrip
tons we hnd tho following some OF which named IN
tho brief account yesterday The Queen, 10000
Prince Albert, Zoo the Duchess OF Gloucester,
the Duke Of DevOnshre, Ei000; Messrs.
Brothers, Co, $1,000 Messrs Overepd, Curry
Gl0O0; Messrs koibsc hild y Co, $1,000 Mes
Payne, Smiths GtO0Ui Mes.rs. Truman
Buxton, EI0OO Lord John Russell. Gag
tons OF G20O have been received from
andtseysrsl other gentlemen, and We