Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-08
From N. New yo,. Herald. Ap,,, $.
ARRIVAL OF THE sIlvIE DE GpAssE

Prom New york Herald. April 5.
| ARRIVAL on THE sILvIE DE GRASSE.
2 DAYS LATER FROM CONTINENTAL EUROPE.
The 6ns packet ship silve de Grasse. Captain Rieh.
arrived yesterday morning from Hsve whence she sailed
| on the 5ih ult.
We indebted the kndne.. and promp,ness Of Capt.
r. for Paris papers OF the 4,h and avre OF the 5h u
inclusive.
There is OF Importance.
The packet ship Duchess dorlrans, hence arrived ut
| Havte the 18th ut
She carried GU, the intelligence Of the passage OF the
Oregon resolution in the House of Representatives.
The PARIS money market easier and animated
| on the 4th uL
The Chamber OF Deputies continued, the Sd ut, the
discussion the internal navigation bill The article
granting 100000 f. for the improvement Of the part
the Seine that through Paris, adopted
The advces from Madrid OF the 25th OF Februar,
IL said that there has been rupture in the negotiation
for the marriage OF Count DO Trapan the Queen of
| Spain.
The Madrid BeraId. gives letter from Msnresa. of
the 18th, stating that political conspiracy had just been
| discovered there, and etectually suppressed.
An important reduction in the duty salt destined for
agricultural has been made in the French tariff which
excites much attention, and will great activity the
Importation OF that article.
Another terrible Railroad accident has happened in
France the ne between ST. Etenne and Lyons.
cusson took place between two locomotives. which
by Mistake IN the departure There twelve wagons
attached one locomotive. Six smashed pieces
in instant well both the locomotives. Eight PET
killed on toe spot, among whom were two
men and a chid Ten were wounded fatally aud twe ny
badly This catastrophe caused great excitement through
out the county eqasng almost the famous Versailles DIS
Marshall Bugcaud said at last to have lost favor
court owing the bad management and fatal results OF
the Algerian The is revived Of the Due
dAunse going out IL Agcrs with the ide OF Nieetoy.
The Notifications of PARIS completely finished.
The losses and rampar being sowed with seed
SIX years have been spentin this gigantic work.
IN OF
speculate probable of the ensuing
harvest The winters OF LOOT, 1909 1913 and 1917,
were exceeding mild, and the crops abundant There
neither in 1852 and the winters OF
l1sl and 1907 the very OF severe and the
hsrvests excellent The winter of 1893 was mild
that the Austrans remained encsmped throughout the
whole OF II IN the forest OF Normal before proceeding
the seige OF Laudects, and In the middle OF April the
meadows the valley Of the Sambrc, begun be
In 1911, the famous year Vt the comet. the tempora
Te ike that O the present year. and every kind
ot produce furnished BY nature with exceeding hber
alt,, paTucuisry wines which oi SURPRISING excel
lsnec. In le22 there winter the temp raure
constantly pngke, and both the corn and wine were IN
great abundance
The MOnlteur Gree publishes very long speech made
by NJ Cole the chief OF the Greek Cabinet, in the Cham
Der OF Representatives, reply to the charges brought
against his policy by the opposition NJ Coleit defends
himself with great skill and whilst he expresses his graft
dude for the symps by manifested in his favor by the French
government, speaks Of England and Russia terms Oi
great prop'iey.
According to the last census of the population of Alse
rna, lsi5 the total number OF European inhabitants
So 2S6 vz-Proyinee OF Algers 80 500, Province ct
Constantine 9,l32 Province OF Oran lO,lS5 OF these
IS, 1863 French $500 English and Maltese, 1917
Spaniads and Portuguese 1924 Italians, and 1851 Ger
mans.
We have already stated that the in German pa
per-, relative the revolutionary movements In Prus,an
Poland, Cracow, &c, contradictory that It
mposS BILE for arrive any conclusion TO the truth
The news from Poland calculated 10 produce but
painful emotions and only with grief move
ment, the issue o; which is but W certain,
The Augsburg Gazette states, from Vienna, the 25th |
ult, that General de Collin had been compelled 10 eNacu
the Of Crscow the number of troops under his
command small resist the rcbCIs, ana he
aira thar they would gain the passage OF the Nsua
POdgorze aud thus extend the revolution 10 the interior
He G1e reach and this point without
tack from the rebels. Frankfort journal states from
Vienna, that several officers have been arrested ~ CALI
suspicion Of their being concerned with the reSolu
tiJnaTy movement
letter from Dresden, OF February -, says;-"ln CON
sequence OF the revolutionary movements IN Poland oil
the Russian Poles resident abroad have received oTde
their government under pain OF cunhscaton
OF their property. Many who residing in Sakony
have already left NJ. de Schroeder Cha ge de Afaires OF
Russi, who had gone Weimar, has been recalled Us
his presence here, the present state OF aas consd
cred Necessary,
HAvRE CoTrJS MARKET March 4.-The following were
the day:-56 bales New Orleans, 7l Ia do Gcor
gia 81 - do do CIT; soc Sales OF cotton were ELECT
ed to-day the of sI5 bales. The packet
OF Orleans" wnich reported in the Roids arriving
from New York ser passage Of 10 days. las put stop
sales as every body anxious know what has
happened IN the United States. The market will resume
greater less decee Of acnyiy, according 10 the
tenor of the correspondence brought by her-The |
latest dates from the Uned States, by the Dutche's
OF Orleans New York, Feb. l6 h. New Oaeans, 18th,
Mobile, sih, Savannah, llh, Charleston H. the letters
have not yet been delivered.