The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17


the interior Of Egypt states that crop: appear most
promising in the Delta The Cork Eraminer gives an
extrac. Of letter from Gnrsltar dated isn sy
within 900 miles along the coast OF SPAIN loaded with
breadstufs, aud chiefly for Ireland.
By another communication, near 300 ships from the
Baltic where the ice has now broken up may shortly be
expected but these anticipaons prices
are still maintained and complaints are being made In
Cork and that by the Of the
factors provisions closed up In stores and suffered 10
thus while thoussndsare perishing OF want render
ed for human sustenance and men are al
most unanimous in condemnng the policy OF Lord John
RUSSELL whose ineciency and non interference at such
crisis with, no calls It, the course OF trade, has
brought things to such dreful state, bis administer
ton has gained by the events occurred in 1t fearful
celebrity and whether deserved or not his pro
misses to be traditouay bad Even the national school,
masters who should perhaps be looked upon as the ma
ural eeres Of the state are, with their families, re-
uoed to the brink OF starvation their pttance OF saa
nv being Insufficient to maintain them; the parents
OF the peasantry and farmers being unable TO SEND or
pay for their children a. pupils More prominent ,noyl
iuas and services however are not forgotten Dr. Nu-
gent late domestic physician to by whose IN
auencs he was nominated has had his salary inspector
of uuac Asylums fixed at f9O0 per annun though the
Assstant Inspector Dr. Whit. discharged alone all the
duties of the same ohce for f7oo.
The passing of the Irish poor law Ia now secure. Sir
@ Grey and Sir James Graham, tina they can at.
ford confession frankly acknowledge that ts object
fssten the Irish poverty to Irish soil an object sum
ciently unobjeconable, II Irish wealth met with tn"
like impartisty In America, alas has Irish poverty
found refuge and home The Nation of the 9Th inst.
while commenting the othe address
of the confederation by Mr. Vice President Dallas has
paragraph in point With America especially it is
bounden duty to stand well Thousands thousand
Of poor sm,grants this year. and every year have
landed her friendly shore. unable to labor and un
knowing where to turn. But thanks to the inex
haustibe humanity Of that great nation no lrishman
has persisted Of want within It's hospitable frontiers
The south Carolina. bound to New York. the build
utility and fitting up of which is said to exceed any OF
the best built river ships they call those launched on
the Thames 10 said 10 carry with emgrsnts value 10
the amount of fl5000; and 30 with other ships Inc
splendid packet ship Adele Capt F. Long has arrived
at Donegal Bay bringing $4,000 barrels OF Indian meal
400 of Leans peas, &C. from Philadlphia sent py tbe
agency Of the Society Of Friends and the Clare 1on
states that the poor OF Newmarket and kacnne are ~
the receipt Of biscuit and rice twice week. py suPPos
derived from the same benevolent quarter A.
With regard to home exertion the necessties o .u
poor allow of diminuton of it-orowds OF Poe, 30
semble daily round the d-pots where stons sle M ~
buted Considerable reductions are being mau oa S.
public works. with decrease OF expenditure VI "'"'
one half since the beginning Of May - A.. rro,,sb
A statement has appeared In eome y, - ,r,v.,
Journals that Ia irish railway bills nave oeen 3D. a. :
of aimee tn. comrenc c. Mt Of this srssrn ine.o -
s,m of cl7 900 pounds in the hands OF Sns Da" v.
Works for the improvement OF LouBn Co'rio, .syo
Mr. II Russell and the Ethiopian sersnsdes iroln
Nae Orsana: Msssrs Ssndford Burke ana swain ar
n.rsorm,no At present in the Music Hail. Duphn, 70 iu
Ths prinoips theatre Ii still closed !he sonsaols -
NJ .gio.s ia isssse, a. fled in the insolvept eourt