Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-23

iHtu' iril towns auJ slhag,, g. relieve the
.iarNine Population Of Ireland prov. beyond
c",,trossf.s. the ~ .ieur. II n faiuin, N the
tcry '.unif, here England usual, draws
"a iAi .c srpilr Tic fact that Congress has
ordered GnNcrrm"rt ships t. carr, out sup
plI.. & tie Ii'h irco 81 charge. sud that
30. SENATE passed h,i apr pointing i've
hundred thousand dollar. TT tie r.iri ui
TIA, loorir have. no doubt 81 the almost
utter iaiur 81 thclr crop.
But Ireland ;, nDirhc tui, = uutrv Which
ha. iotmcr,, .urplcd the Euri,h market
winch Is now importing rnin Tor the sup
rnt - 'h.ir own p,lrla'i.n rance m
tie ,t.- Il. & a.d %. ~.ut O. Itr-
land al average ct on, miiiiun Mn. hundred
and slNl, three thudsand hushc. ot whca,
annually, but nov provisions are ~ scnrce
IN France that /, i difficult IN many PLACES
IN that krngdrn I" prevent popular oui-
breaks. and the ,,oN,rlmcnt has found 1t
necessary q suspend their NAVIGATION Avs
and permit gram 10 come IN foreign bottoms
from an, country By tho la, accounts we
learn that large shipmcnt, Of grain i-a,c
been made T. France from Great Britain
Nor Is this dcarh confined To- the West of
Ecropc. The great narts of gram ON the
Baltic share the failure ~ il. crops in the
0N,iii of Eur' go. rom which England has
usually ol'aircd niuc- tcnths of her foreign
suppl. TIE London Magazine for Dcccm-
brr aud January informs us that on the
ppcr Baltic the quantity ot gram IL cx-
cccduclN small; tha, the wheat expected
Il I t,.ti A
II the llv water in autumn and the early
iros', which Il, ed up The river. that in | T..
per \ Lower Poland there has been great
falling Of IN the crops; that ut the Lower
Bainc p'rt, tht'c was scarcely any thing
doIngin wheat tor shipments. IL consequence
ot the exhaustion oi tie Old stock and the
in,lsnl!icancc oincw supplies Letter from
Stc,tin as late n December state that the
arrival, Of wula' from ,he growers have
hardly -ni'icri ior the local consumption. *
that what comes to band meets a ready sale
for city use.
a, tl,mburg he ctea, mar, Of the corn
trade we lrirn % the ts' aI'hor.,v. thu,
the sock - nnlmpouan, hardly sI.'i-lu,
f,r local wants
The PRICE. a, these Northern ports, rs
compared with former years show the
great falling III IN The supplies in tia, great
yt'nn'v o. ne worn Inc ''fa1' p'ire
o. wheat III ''n'zir, from '-5pfo ISL IN
elusive was h'h'V c'n'sPef bnshc', a"t IN
November. last. !, sold as high ns 81 30
per bushc! At Ilomburg The ay,rasc pricc
or futlcsn y'als ending Ia l-ii was 81
'ceu.s per tu,hel bu, in y ccmbcr last, il,
hn1 a'l''n 70 % ~ S'Nis wh''c me
Nfie' 10 oe'h usna''t - i"o on boat'
wheat ms I,s'"'y commanl'' = - zee
on Goa H' ll'c' ~ W saw mas 'ot'
ih'i'y b''h hnoH' - nee On t'f'H' ull we
lhccno'' f'i'' mas oc'n rs IL sh os - -
ih''c prices rs compnf'' win NE 'orin'r
on's leave no douol OF gram ~ Inc era n
efoNIDg &c u9ns q. Erfore Nor has 'hl'
falling Oh i0n c'rAHi 20 "hca' the
crops 81 hnil'y, oats, ryo vas anl i'nn'
have partially 'iil'd ani The p1ta'oc crop
has been sui worse.
know Of 40 pctod when ,hcre hos
been 500 az o"fal ttlpt' "i co.'s "a all
rau: q Eprope ~ DUNG the past year ,
and hence 'he general apprehension OF
fimine, not only IN Ireland but on the con
ilnen, Let any man cA1mipe these hc's,
AMI he VII b. a, a los 10 account Tor the
inc'cl'c o. Ir'ccs anl TIC cA'foldinAiy de-
mani 'or our gram AMI meat 10 a>c'h"
these changes 10 the modihcn''n OF the
En-llsh Corn Laws too ridiculous TO BE-
consir rod E1i as an'ii'f' has been made
TO dend' The gam growers N ms country
by ascr'htns tbs change 10 commercial
regulations arc Directly the opposite 81
these pr iirl'd by the inenis OF ire trade
r both ~ Lnro7r ana Am'uca. he great
argument OF Mr. S'c"iary Walker was
mat iri'e'oh ol our nnh'' N"usl 'n'''.
pr'H q nam 70 f'p'ai hef corn l'"' ana
'h' WOMB 20 eh''"h F'''n ~ LnS''n' o.
70 INCREASE 'ne c''s''np''" 10 'n' eN,cn'
va" arg i'i"'',,' o, u'" g'',' WOW o'