Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-24
From The " J. Journal Of Coprn,rt,.
From tho private letter Of American merchant now In
Engand daled


WATERLOO Horst. IIvrRrooL.,
| apll IT, ls4T.
Il is estimated here that half million viii perish in
Ireland by starvation disease a!lsln from ilaud that
as many viii cm.gfste.
have taken sDme patgs n as'crisn facts aud give
you the following Of them
II Is fact that Ireland ha7 nt begun her assumption,
sud that will much increase nun what 1t a X ~, even
IN the face Il he great tide 81 cnignion t'r up to ms
tine sne II the better class had m1te les. s"res On
hand Which are now exhausted, aud they are forced to
come into The market 10 buy.
II Is sls1 fact that Il alone they must have" nc
ure is sept ne, million and half II quarters, o.
from - 10 2 million bushels. II sa iac thai tie stocks
of prsin and all kinds Of hrcads,uas oi home production
| in England also clnsumtd--and the mers oil The
interior coming to the mark to hny foreign wheat;
and the consumption viii as, increase hefc. II Is ilct
that The United States and Russia are the Only points
from which they ct supply sud II IS not Likely
,iat with France, Belgium Germany aud other states.
aho entirely dependent tarsgn supply. calling
upn IRIS she send much. 10 Iced anuo tbs coup-
ny. - that 10 the n.tco States alone must they look
tr supply. and hey IN H. aHd IN the face 81 he8r
admitted facts al the uercan here hsy SO pd np3T
ting and have sent out .ften or iufi.ef supplies
since the panic. The ho~tsrT iur this step Is,
that the Bank Of England has raised the mc Z" interest," to
per cent and refused 10 d-cuunl the paper 81 several
houses; as II was asceraiaed 'hai these parties had
brought largely Of Bills in View Aurl aud gwen Their
paper - s. DAYS Tor the purp~e OF draw
ing gold om this country, In order 10 gain The difference
between 81 per cent exchange and pr cent. IN
guldIhls has made money scarce, and frightened The
parties wha have been engaged IN Importing bead
siuis and they have stopped almost entirely, and expect
n ere will b. large cunsign mems fun side. tell
them long YOU dispose 81 your s,o"s the SPIT
you will not consign II. Then. they Say. bo9.Innfn nj
must take II up and import supplies a her own m
i THIS she may may MT DO / remains - be seen.
But stall events The pfcs'nl Determination oi the mr.
chants 10 hold back. VII result in siou sup lbs and
high prices from scarcity IN unc and July aud ~ uld
not lie srtHsnl To 10 iii SIS barrel here at that
time. ~ uure. II had hundred Thousand liars uunid
put all into nur aud hid ii in warehouse her; tt
that timc Cern there viii b. supply Of. think, but
What and 1ur will both be higher ihanthey have I've
or tacy VII f5ll shsu Of tho demand. | would also
buy and ship ~ n,ur f,r lhty will have 10 that;
aad II has moi be en- much demand it II bought
lower IN rropotian lhau what, hlath every ihug
in the shape of hrcadsint. vi be ra ar ana ail you
can spare before sept next II tere - anyttg nght
eye IT II Is corn; oud think ali you sgaru vi that
VIII be wanted. ioa All sec thai IL lore thai tae all
the middle and lower class n Engltn als) viii iurn
to Indian corn for food. Thy cut. aud must
have food from yon You have gt supply Great Prt
AIN, and large parton Of Fatlc. Rsa excepted. unit,
the neS, rrip and fer that with the che;
Of their fod, IA this az hest Yen my deteud
upon II, that w'stser buys tra Il wheat nov even al
s. .nor s.. aud 81 III nT 81 So II mako fine busl
as, eit and there fear If corn ven fr the amount
that WI" be reqntcd fl Ireland 1ione II win take l5F
ships 10 bring cut. because ship = likely bring more
than 1900 bushels ui that article at time ana
where the ships 10 come from1 could write IL zen
SHEETS on this subject. but YOU viii say, enough