Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22

have reached from all part OF England respecting the
general appearance OF the whras baeys OF other produce
hatterng. As the ravages committed by the
w5e-worm aud other Insects, may state generally that
they have been very ng extent; and our correspon
dents, and all, speak IA the highest Terms of the
sent aspect OF the fields.
Notwith Losses which mos, OF the po-
at1 growers suffered asj the long
disease IN that escuent aud the very high prces Al which
It has been selling markets during the whole
OF the present year. have believe that
lar average quantity OF land uudeT potato culture this
season, only EnElnd. but ia Ireland aud SCOT
and Il would OF course be premature part 10 u!rr
positive opinion the growth year: but the
result OF the inquiries have caused be made lead Us 10
hope trat the disease presenting iuef IN very tr
ted form compared with that Of the proceed Yeas
Mark Lane Express.
The Crops on Tie Continent.
Letters from Greece, OF the 10Th uitmo, speak very IA
vosby OF the appearance the grain crops and the ui.
trees From Odessa, the 81 Nay, complain OF a want
OF rain IN the interior but speak quantity OF gram
coming forward very large. from Moldlya and Wala-
eha SPEAK Very iayora9y OF the appearance OF the
crops From the disct OF Verona Of the 18Th May give
very good account OF the appearance OF the wheat but
not so good OF thato the rye. From Gacii the
9Th May that the appearance OF the Winter sown
crops very favorable. From Tup5., OF the Is, Nav
state that the barley crop poor but the wheat
From Egypt OF the 21h April new wheat was
expected the market shortly. The crop was bout eaua
10 mat o. last yesT, which vas good From Sicily
OF the 2sh Of April that the weather had in
urod the vines, almond and fruit bearing trees
but that the appearance OF the grain crops very good
From BOHEMIA OF the 9th MAY state the long continu
ance ol the rains mad lnCrter,d with sowing of the
spring crops low lands but they greatly improved
the appearance Of the wheat and trees Ia Mora
VIA on the Sh May wheat had shot, aud gave every pros
pect OF good harvest Ia the South Tyro 7th Of May
the crops oil that could be desired In the Lombar-
do Venetian prov the appearance Of hs crop. was very
good. In Bessarsba the wheat promised well! though Il
was rather backward from want OF ram
LuNDoN, June 2The the state OF the crops
received IN Pans Ibis morning from all the provinces are
highy satisfactory Trade aiso was beginning u
EGYPT
The grain crops magnificent; the harvest in Upper
and Central Egypt has been got by the end Of Apr
and the wheat crop was being at Delta Egypt will
export near four million hccloues Of by the end Of
! July.
AFFEAEASeE O. THE PoT,ro DrsEAsE ~ IKErAxp-we
copy the following notice from the letter the Dublin
correspondent Of the Times:
The weather continues most propitious and the ar-
counts OF the grain crops from all quarters are highly
cheering nature There u, however. one drawback 10
this gratifying intelligence VIZ that the faal potato pes
ence has individually shown itself ia various parts OF the
Queens county, and the vicinity the town of Car
jw The stalk j. described looking healthy, present
ing external appearance Of disease but on a close ex-
animation OF the root the tubcr the disease quite
visible, evidently progressing upward and a stale OF
transition .r.m scky late % decomposition; and what
extraordinary the seed was 10 s,e cases sound
and the stalk green and healthy. TINS bad ausury;
but II is well 10 be prepared for failure thus early that
hopes may not be raised which IN oil human prJbab lty
/ wi. not be realised"
We regret say that letters received by us this morn
Ing from Belfast and Waterford contain rumofs 10 the
same ecct but from other paris the country the accounts
very satisfactory. 10 eli rds however, some cpngIa
uon even We are compelled % anticipate the failure Of
this crop, that above fourth Of the usual amount
has been planned and that the breadth land sown with
wheat and other cereals much greater than that ot
| lest ycar-BsWs Weekly MssseHger, Nay 81.
Relief Tor Ireland.
Ia The House Of Commons on the LIT the Earl Of
! Lincoln offered the following motion -
That humble address be presented 10 her MaIcsy
praying that she will take into her gracious considers.
ton the by which colonization may be made suhsi-
diary 90 other measures for the Improvement the social
condition of leiund and By which, consistently with ulI
regard 10 the Interests Of the colonies themselves the com
tort and prosperity Of those who emgrne Be esct1-
| ally promoted"
Hs Lordshp, very long and able speech, explained
int hs object was Ca obtain commission CO. nquifcffst
whether cD0nz1non could be applied 10 relieve those
who remained lroand; secondly whether % could be ap-
Piled g. relieve those who left Ireland: and lastly
whether could be conducted not o. interfere with
the inercst- Of colonies. Mr. awcs o.
tny OF inc Colonies 90 replying motion, aIrnIt,d
most OF the principles contained IN hs Lorssh- speech;
out ducied from hum a. a. ne rA2edicnoy appointing
commission 90 inquire into such subject. lie refused 10
m0se shy anne nduent he motion II Lord Line n and
suggested 90 the noble Lord the propey a.
o. long scussOn t1on took place. u which SIR Peel
Lord John Russell, Mr. Hume, NJ O'COnnoii Lord Man.
ncrs and Mr. Agii1nby look part
in conclusion the address ageed 60 but Lord John
Russell animated that he should advise her Majesty not 10
ssue commrsi,n Of inquiry, but conduct inqur
through the agency of the Executive Government lie
pressed Dove readiness adyso the Governor. Of the Norb
AmsUcan colonies 10 conslt their Executive Counc is and
their Iocl Assemblies Co the pans OF emigration ta
which they would lend their and and he added that hs
would 'ny the result ~ those consultations on the liable
with the opinions o. the Administration upon thom ,a,y
in tho next session OF Parliament
| IRfLsSD.-LirrEf,oL June death is stH rstns
iefnblc rnyaRcs BOO different paris of LELAND boo the sIt
more especsy The services oi the Clergy Protestant ID
well o. Catholic, In hourly requistpn ln some of b,
principal town. OF The North EugIand tyF. lver flge
With increased urucncc ln Liverpool Lceda and ,tbe
pieces, several p ihc Catholic Clergy hive fallen yctns O.
their 600 u 'uIi fuNrr-raugh tr 'cycr and died Til,
present hot wc1hor 20 favorable iOf rpcnug ihc caft
fruit, be- unfortunately extending ths re- disease.
SCOTLAND Tho fever, Of ihr same woo as that io Ire
land, cHccs alarm in Scotland 1h, os counts iron
Edinburgh cay there sN hundred casct of .ycf of t
hrmay, thirty bad been removed from one clos,
Boo the Gmss market Tenu, &c. have been ordered on.
[ lrzarttue established.
TINS FfvEG fv ENoLAyp.-We have uaIlaeL liz accouBt
from various parts OF the country Of tc increase IN eve
England have not had opportunity of accing tIi
Liverpool popcf. but through other channels We hav
gloomy accounts OF the spead Of Tho fever with lataI ~
Enlis ndecd h1y. been told that pe.Jrs have rfm1yr
4 n consequence. ln Manchester Snd rany u tho arQ
manufacturing towns IN it, vicinity, there s much Bick
mess.
SPAIN.
The Queen and her husband continue 10 live apart on
. b. said that the is determined upon divorce
Her Maiosy returned 10 Madrid the 18th ult Tn
hing remained At The Padro. Affairs assuming q 20
i nous aspect. There every probability Of the immo
date resignation Of the present Cabinet The King he
y boon invited repeatedly 70 return 20 Madrid.
The celebrated Tnstany, the Csrlist general has bee
taken prisoner end shot.
The Spanish army the frontier Of Portugal has CON
e'ed he preparations and ready nvs1e that cour
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