Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12

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land uncui,vated. With respect TO sif noe, n.'
case is no, only painful, but melancholy onh'
| His character for humanity was above iep, -,
He was friend 10 the poor IN Inc !. 1I ,Sood
the word Since the preparation Of inc iouauesu'
by which his lie fell prey 10 The cIuei anu
culinary designs OF terocious and ooou'aT;,y
confedefacy meeting OF The magistrate, VI !, r.
perary has been held, 10 take INTO cohsluei a',o,
the course necessary to be pursued in consequent e
of Mr.. Roe's murder. The high shefin VI 'he
county, Lord Suirdale, presided: ,.,: IL
On opening the proceedings, hls iotusnip W.
scribed Mr.. Roe as gentleman who mao luinileu
| in every respect Il official duties which ne oweo
10 his country, and which he discharged WIN IN
dependence and imparliaily. During Inc ia.e
period OF scarcity, Mr.. Roe, said Lore Sulaaie,
aMade every exerion that was possioie wl'nlii
his power 10 make to alleviate The pIeyal!ihS as
iress OF those dependent on him. and me poo, ie.
siding in his neiehborhcod. lie es!aolisheo, z!
his own expense, a kitchen for the purpose oi
| proyidine food for The poor: that establishment
was conducted and managed by Mr.. Roe's TWO
sisters, who from coming into daily contacl WIN
the destitute, caught epidemic lever, iIoin wh'ch
they, however, happily recovered" Inns, .nen,
! is the character OF The man VINO the 1ipPciai5
outlaws murdered. A, The meeting oil mays,
trates referred to, it was stated, by The EAR u
Glensall. that combination had been formed oy
several Of the tenants that determination eS-
listed amongst them lot 10 pay him large atied's
OF rent which they owed.
Some of the parties inc, TO consider what Steps
they should adopt 10 carry out lheil lnie. la.
schemes. |, was understood that IL apsoiu'eiy
became The subject Of conversation among liiose
persons who met, whether MIR. Roe or Inc sente,
man who officiated a his agent should DC sno'
They admitted in their hellish comhi"ee 'i'd,
Mr.. Roe was an excellent, extremely ioerai. anu
generous gentleman, and that il would DC Pl,y 10
shoot hm and that il would be better 10 snoo'
the agent! But when the fellows had luiiy a,s'
cussed their Vaccinations, they came 10 The de-
termina ion of shooting The landlord whoni, 1as'
they did, The reason why they fau sclcc'ea 'h'
landlord was this MIR. Roe's children were
very young; and, il MIR. Roe was dead, the pro-
perry would be probably placed under the Court
of Chancery, the consequence Of which would
be, that receiver from the Count would be ap-
pointed over il; that the receiver, as was The ge'
neral custom in those cases, would pay lllile VI
no attention 10 the interest OF The minors; lnat
those schcming tenenis would be enabled 10 gel
a reduction in the rents, and that as Il had oilen
been the case when properties were placed under
the Courts, The minors and widow would Oe pun
dered Of their only existence.
The Tipperary magistrates agreed al their
meeting TO memorialise The Lord Lieutenant on
The stale of crime in their country. His Excel
lency has, through The chief Secretary, Sir WI
liam Somervlle, replied 10 the memorial. Inc
document is most important one, as II contrasts
very remarkably with thai issued during The vice
regaly Of Lord Normandy. In the latter, the
landlords OF ireland were sharply rebuked by
Mr.. Drummond. Ills true but biting remark.
that property has its duties as well as It's rights,
was made The constant jar, which all opposed to
the landlord interest in Ireland, hurled al the own
ers OF the soil. On the present occasion, Mr..
Secretary Somervic, in his turn, deems II DIS
duty 10 lecture the tenants on he saciedness OF
properly. Among others are lhc following phny
remarks "The Interests 81 landlord and tenant,
rightly understood are identical, their Obligations
are reciprocal, and those who seek 10 disnne the
TWO classes a.c enemies 10 both. On the Part OF
MIR. Roc, The obligations Q! landlord appear to
have been faithfully performed on the part oil
mis- tenants they appear 10 have been grossly vio-
lated; and whatever may be the means 10 misead
tenants as To their own rights, or the G nduct Of
landlords The people OF Ireland arc toe .nleli-
gent, and their sense Of justice loo acute, not ~
perceive that The refusal 10 pay moderate sllpu-
lated rent, is a robbery OF the landlord, by de-
privins him OF that which is lawfully his own;
and that by crimes Of this description, which dis
organise society, and destroy all confidence be-
tween man and man. every class The poor as
we'll as the rich, must eventually suffer-" we
trust this wcll-iimed and meriled rebuke will
have its proper effect. Bullhis organized resist
anca to REM is not confined 10 Tipperary-a SINH
lar spirit begins 10 pervade The adjoining districts
oi Limerick, Galway and Kerry county. Al
Galway, some TODD riots have taken place, and
carts containing -four plundercd Of their contents
Piracy is also carried on on the west coast OF
Ireland. The Catherine, Of Newry, John Cook
master, from Sligo 10 Belmullei with lncian corn
meal, was pnndered OF al,uu, two thirds OF her
cargo on the night Of The 81 and morning Of the
llh instant, al the entrance Of Black Sod Bay
TIE master states that The pirates carried away
1913 out OF 440 sacks.
FRANCE.
The Duke dc Guise, second son of The Duke
PAumale expired a, The palace OF 81. Cloud, al
3 o'clock on Sunday morning The 10Th inst, after
an illness of three days. The Duke de Guise
was born in September last.
The Monileur Algeren, of The 5;h inst, an.
nourccs the arrival on that day at Algiers, Of
The Duke dAumale, governor general OF The CO.
lony.
The government having given permission fol
Prince Jerome BonaDaHe, with his family, to re-
side in France he has arrived in Paris, after an
exile 81 many years. This question was brought
before the Chamber of Deputies last session BY
means of petition, and public opinion was SC
strongly expressed upon il, that The present con-
cession is the consequence. On The Oh instant
the Prince, with his son. were admitted 10 phi
vaie audience by the King. They have since
dined with his Majesty.
The Paris Bourse, on Saturday, offered the
most surprising spectacle ever witnessed in lha
eeslablishment-a rise of prices in the face OF q
loan and Of the calamitous condition Of the Lon
don money market. This anomaly was account
ed for by Iumors Of an understanding between
The minister and the capitalists who propose bid.
ding Tor the loan.
ITAI.Y.-The Auslrians gave up Ferrara or
the 3Id inst. 10 The Ponlifical troops His Hoi
ness tried, without effect mild and conclialins
circumstances, TO induce the Austrian cabinet Il
| withdraw the troops He then, il is sa id. inform
| I'd Count LuZow, that il human means failed tc
enable him 10 preserve the trust which had beer
contded TO him, he wond have recourse 10 Di
| vine means. He would first address himself L
the whole Christian world and il after that A US
lra should persist in keeping her troops in The CT
ty Of Ferrara, he wouil be compelled 10 resort Il
accommodation. Before this threat Austria re
colled. The guard houses OF the town were sur
rendered by the Austrian troops TO the naliona
guard.
Rome continues perfectly quiet. The peop
seem 10 have received this news with dignfet
tranquility. The election OF The officers ui lh
national guard was proceeding without any ex
lraordinary excitement. Happily the fears Of III,
retirement oi Cartina. Fefeiti were unfoundcd
II is said tn;., IL. Pope addressed letter 10 tn
King Of Mares, IN which his Holiness expTesse
his regre, thai he u.e,oi reforms which he judg
ed il necessary to atop, in his own dominion
| should be taken as p!ceXt Of revolt in neighbor
ing States; bu, al the same time he impressed OF
the King the expediency Of timely concession
of wise reforms.
Correspondence of The Union.l
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