The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-21

aant harvest and cheerful prospect of the Manchester
market, bay came in and operated large scale up
the close Of the week, and the market closed al an al
American except good fair, which only of penny
deaer Sea Island has recovered the decline to per Id
The sales were bales of which there taken
on speculation q 900 American and 800 pemambneo
and for -xportation 1000 bales American, $50 Pernsmbuco
aad 40 The sales oday were 10000 bales The
Committees 9n9tatoas today are, lar co'P T about
'9 Uo's Co.'s MARKnr June s-Reads,ufs-The at
tendance at Tuesday market small Wheat and Hour
moved slowly, and in some cases decline IRON The pre-
vou Tuesday Of Id per bushel and "a per btu and sack
submitted to- lndian corn was Oh quarter lower
and the demand less than of late
No change in other articles the general trade very
slack The Imports grain Tuesday been light
and the demand for each article OF the trade has been limit
Fine VAIN weather prevails and the crops look very
promising. Wheai is coming into the ear and IN
lew DAYS will be generally out which early taking the
average For Indian the market this morn
ing was DUH buyers acting cauou,y xhe only ehanse IN
bushel in wheat. Other articles remain then stated,
with fair sale of Indian corn for Ireland
Nothing doing in Hour, and the quotations are pomina
In other articles OF the trade no change was reported
Mark Lane yesterday.
AMERlcAN rRovIsloNsThe sales of beef Of the bet
ter class Pork may be quoted at Is per bbl lower
Bacon-lhere is fair business, at reduction OF Is on
ionabe qualities. Shoulders have been taken at 2os sis
Tor good western Bsef-U prime per nerce 1S SOS
pine mess per Dbl 4ss ASS mess family NC sos 56s
Bacon duty Free ew eastern sss. Ais a. western
middling 3is. 35s. ~
and pearl OF retail character and prizes nomins
RceThe sales OF Carolina rice are $50 nelces at los
Cd u lSs.
1 Tobacco-Pfces continue firm former quotations
The trade in cigar materials is certainly improving
LoSpoN MONEY MARKET Friday evening J4ne GU b. ne
shown in their weekly the ordinary characer IN
money a. aoSn W ne Comso Opened ON
Monday 92 Tuesday they touched VIZ! and closed on
AMsnIcAN STOCKS There is fair demand for American
stocks. London and the continent The London
fhe Emperor Russia said to be in the market for
loan of fifty millions of roubles
The East India directors have given the stipulated noce
of year the reduction OF the interest OF their bonds
r. from Al 10 81 per cent
Wecopy from the New York Tribune the following
additional items of the Cambrias
Euic,on of Gus hundred human beings-Ioomsvdrd IN
runs.
(From Tipperary vndica,orl .
II was peous spectacle on Thursday, in the midst OF
the pouring an children led by their parents out
from their houses into the street to see mothers Kheel
down on the wet ground and holding their children up
endure their Affections The cries OF bereaved women
and men, running half frantic through the streets, or
covering from the rain and wind under the shelter OF
their poor furniture piled confusedly about were affecting
in the extreme To amid all this misery ten or
twelve burly ruians from Nenagh assailing the houses
wall yielded to their assaults, or roof tumbled down
with crash the spectator should be callous that could
) avoid being gfeatly affected by the scene
The ejecment.
n proceeded from Nenagh at early hour on Thurs
= day morning, and arrived in Toomevara at O'Clock
The sub sherits deputy Mr. Samuel Gason, was there
before me, and Mr.. Charles O'De of the police, with
about 40 of the constabulary. The scene as passed
Through the western end of the village will be
eaced from my recollection. The entire range OF houses
from the at the Rev Mr. Meaghers q. P) house
n, hnll and oil
were rooless with the exception OF three Inc wretched
creatures who had inhabited them were sitting on the
road alongside their little effects, were busted erect
ing hus with the timber OF the roofs against the dch al
the opposite side of the road. Some OF these huts or
shanes erected. and here they were hudded IN
groups Beds bedciothes potts. boxes, chairs and tables
possible for one to pass without being blinded by the
clouds OF and dust Heaps of sooy black straw OBJ
srucied the way, and several small cars were Loading
with the timber the roofs, while others were rolling
away in different directions The inhabitants oil TINS
part of the village, understood, were tenants OF MT
Long and had thrown down their houses by arrange,
men in anticipation OF the sherH's arrival, as heard
they were promised the timber and Mqtch Passing
on through the village reached the upper end OF Church
street where the sub shers deputy some police, John
Donohue, the driver the estate and possee oil ban
ifs, had already commenced the work OF elect,ng the
wretched people from their houses. Ony two houses
were taken down in this street; twelve families were
turned and the doors secured by driving staples into
the iambs.
Misery of the houseless.
The way was covered with furniture and beds; and
many of the wretched they staggered about
the road pourd sad lamentations, and showed feeble
ness and extreme misery. They made loud complaint OF
want to the sherif's man. Mr. Gison, BY whom they
were referred to the relieving officer, who present
= and who, he stated should relieve their wants or get
them shelter the poor house if they could find other
place OF refuge In Main street still pabe scenes
presented than had witnessed in either OF the TWO
former localities Some Of the houses in this street con
tanned four and five families, all IN great destitnon they
scarcely half clad and many of them had apparent
" got up from their miserable pallets OF straw TO go Ou
on the road and lay their bodies in the ditch.
Fa,nine embodied.
In one instance a wretched looking creature named
Gleeson with gaunt and eshless Jaws and eyes of most
unnatural and hideOus wildness, pushed from
the house by the balifs, greedy devourng some repu
sye looking substance like paste from metal pot which
he held in his The poor type of humanity, as he
looked a perfect representation OF king famine, While
engaged dspossessing the tenants at this side OF the
street sound OF the breaking OF windows was heard
higher up, where the baifs had not yet arrived re-
paired 10 the spot the proceeded FROM and perceived
strong and comfortable looking carrying articles
of furniture of house which painted neatly
and presented air of comfort in comparison with the
Aotter houses in the village The STOOD and looking
Haround the furniture piled outside the door, he caught
up a hammer and commenced smashing the windows
from whl0&, however he desisted the coming up
Mr. Gason and the attendant bailifs He cried bitterly
and turning to the crowd, made amenabe complaint
was doing well in the world While speaking he wal
struck blow the mouth by butcher named Donohue
for whom his house, | understand, was intended
shout then raised several rushed forward OF