New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

I Govsfament
For tes reelsnstcn Of waste lands million ssernnf
20 be advanced The land purchased vii b resosd u
susS.l iots Tor the prrpose Of creating yeonsn ~
tween the peasant and the present Of landiorss
DRAINAGE Is 20 be extensively carried out Thee may
be considered the peruapsnt fcsssrss Of the schsns
The temporary pro;eeh Of rslef . rev PoH
Law: rellef committees 10 sAminislrr fund.-. ss1 sn
perintend the distribution Of food without sxses1nG
houses 10 the sscd and nsrm psupers and other
sures calculated 70 mitigate the severity OF ne present
visitation Farther schemes are announced - oeisem
preparation but whs, they are the Prime ms nos
vet deemed necessary 10 explain Probably they refer
10 some political identification between the insufutons
OF England and Ireland One thing 10 clear tnst me
Church Of ireland Is not 10 be intsrte7cd WIN Inc
s,ste,nen, Of Lord John Russell wa most fsvoraey
received BY the House and more especially ~ TIE is1
landlords who not Only % hsve - years 70 fepsy
AZ small rate OF interest whatever suns they e9ers
from the oaly OF the prcsentssPenss
incurred in the productive works to be borne ~ tnem
the other hslfis 10 he borne BY the nation kccsrsv
The irish landlords body universally unpoPo
lar in England. ana while there 10 every desire ex
pressed 10 mitigate the severity o. the iran tsmn
people this side Of the water object 70 he ninsss'
project mainly because IL saddles the indust,oss peops
OF this country with additional imposts 70 screen tne
owners of the soil in Irelsnd-the sesentses WAC ne1e
hitherto danced the continent spending Fnoeey
sucked OF their unforansc tenanss and even an.s
the pressure Of the present dsess appear 10 % me
! ony persons who will be permanent gamers oy ~
The question universally sshed Ia how maea WI
Irish measures cost The temporary outlay spPeeIs
will be al east millions only the uiumspe ors"
| will probably reach two or three rmes thss smoe,e-
Thi. Is really serious ms'ier for the Industrious -
es in England who now camorine tor the repee "
taxes that press heavily on trade and oosuvct ns pe.
psrty Of the country But hess and oil otner saoesS
connected viii Ireland sro 20 rnsvrso rssssas
| y,.s Lord Lansdowue the same evening, mses -,
lar explanation the House OF Lords resu'e W
ireland.
The details Of the progress OF the Famine "a
ireland arc indeed terrible. The following u sansS
instance among hundreds which are recorded.
From Rsr Saunsl Ssoek. Rector e.d Vew Of kessSusss'
Cossfy o. Mayo
Ad,v,SoI entered a miserable cabin dug cut
of the bog poor woman sat propped asanss the wah
inside; the stencil intolersbe and on my complain
ing of il, the mother pointed to :o.s o. oS m. n
ed away remains Of her edest son on mourning Wy
she did not bury it, she assigned two reasons ns ene
had not strength 70 20 and acquain the neSnocrs
next sb. visited III, her other child would die and they
might bury both together examined the piscs wosrs
1t lay the sght awful the poor child lay snsrs un
ABLE even TO cry 90 exhausted and ~ sr gone mat no
after eort. could save IL II l. slnes dead 1t died this
day. Here 10 one case In many
, Italy.
The celebrated Gonsaloniere is dead and his IN.
terment taken place at Milan with every demonss
ton OF respect from the popuisuon ne w" "~"'
10 Italian liberty,
On New Year Day all the people in Rome wen<
In grand procession to pay their respects to the foPe
Tney were accompanied BY hsss and bands Of music,
and sung hymns In bis honor The Pope appeared on
the balcony Of his palace and was received With an Inn
mense shout OF JOY from the people, The vast multi
tude then knet aud the Holy Father. with much 60
lenity and emotion gave them his blessing TO which
all the people cried. with one voice. Amen J. Ou
the 18th January his Holiness preached sermon In me
Church Of SsntAndre della Male HE intention to 90
so had been Kept profound secret a. 20 prevent the
| collection of an immense crowd When he appeared
In the pulpit the sensation was intense, and slmost all
the congregation literally weptrom Joy ntne ufst
time Pope had preached for three hundred yeers
His Honesss s said to have been very eloquent
and affecting
The Pope has introduced important reforms 10
the administration Of criminal justice and continues to
manifest the liberal opinions ~ on his election
Tue love of the people toward him increases every day
There have been some disturbances occssiousd
by the scarcity OF corn and the consequent dearues OF
food In Tuscany and Naples the discomfort OF The POO
Pile Ia very great and the Govsrnmsnm are eonunvsiy
10 dread OF an outbreak.
, The scarcity OF the last harvest has occasionsd
great distress IN this country and this dstress has LED
10 serious and alarming. disturbances In many
deusrtments among others Magenue lilo ct Vaains.
Cotes du horde and Cher Al Chs,eaureux tho popus'
ton rose aud destroyed several houses. murdered seve
raj persons and committed acts OF gross violence AZ
Rennes too most serious disturbances have taken place.
Al one time great alarm felt by the Government but
the rloting appears bs calming down. Neverths
a,esaea as. nat 'nsl ss WI, Of ne % oMs@ c.
dreadful and even people comparatively well OF
r plain OF the extraordinary desrness OF food
!, The Bishop of Oregon lately nominated by the
his destination. He accompanied BY several prtssts.
monks, ana nuns
few days after the delivery OF the Royal
speech the Chamber of Peers began the discussion OF s
answer thereto Its debates occupied several days The
Spanish marriage tho main question dwet upon
The only points worth noticing however. were TWO
first that noble Peers heretofore distinguished TOR
their devotion 10 intimate alliance between Great
Britain and France warmly defended the conduct OF the
Government in the Spanish business even although
had had the effect OF breaking of the eovdfa
I fnafM f.tl< flo
took very high tone indeed when speaking OF Great
Britain strongly recommending the Chamber 70
maintain boldly what hsd been done-to make no con
cessons--no advances but TO wait until tho good
! sense Of the English people should convince then
that France had only exercised her right and that
they had nothing to gam " remaining on .sc St% a.
Peers and from Guixot too was % novel that Il ere.
great sensation and the sensation was increased BY
the fact that the eminent Due dc Broge, formerly
wsrm English alliance man, took the same ground -
the Minister The destruction OF Crscow was Indignant
ly denounced by several Peers duizot TOOK no part
in the discussion that subject but he read 10 the
Chamber dispatch he had received from the Russian
Ambassador In which II wac stated that the Russian
Government Indignantly denied that ithad any htenion
"A wss reported Of abolshing the separate existence
and even the very name OF the Kingdom OF Poland 90
: as TO arnsgsmste Poland with IT. own empire. Inc
other paragraphs Of the address caused no debates o.
any interest The address itself was finally adopted,
and subsequently, presented to the King twas - usa
. Al. a mere parsphrsse Of his Msjestys speech
II will be Monday next that the Chamber Of pspu.
will be much longer and much more violent than thoss
of the Peers ,,,,,.,- A..
The Minister OF Finance has presented bills reistve to
tho budget in both chambers. The deficiency OF me
war ls46 n other words the excess OF expenditure
vsr income amounted 10 81 27 963f on deducting
the balance la hand from the preceding year 70 7s5
g9f and this deficiency In spite OF an nereese In
the receipts Of 3090000f The causes on me dsnciencJ
are the vast outlay has had 70 be made 10 the pur
cb sse Of corn for the peope-he increase In the army
nd navy estimates on account Of the desrpess OF food
the extraordinary expenses Of Algera and mo neess
ty Of increasing the navy especially for ths service on
,h western coast Of Africa II 10 conjectured that the
nrs.snt year will also close s account With an alarming
deGciency Exclusive Of the deficiency Of sss yesr ne
deien ces Of previous years amounted 20 24o 100 7e
An ,he.e facts are very remarkable In the csss OF
country 90 extraordinarily rich - Frsnce-a couneryie
which year after year, the revenue i0csssss' ~ w.
markable manner.
Germany.
Accounts from Prussia are almost a. distressing
q, those from Ireland In the manufacturing DISTRICTS
u.rteusrly the destiuution 10 alarming Rotteres ses
III common and frequent occurrence
Hungary.
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