New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
Norfolk, ya.-Navy Xard-The Corn Trade
Or. Bartlett-Honer- given 10 Warriors.

NOayOLx. Va March "A. Is


NosyoLx Va March IA. fs47
This old Borough is Supposed 30 have touched its
lowest point Of deeiinstioz. and ], IS beginning 20
rise slowly bat surely as her friends think Insvcr
saw place that wore stronger parks Of radical
decay and yet il possesses some essential elements
Of prosperiry-such being Of easy from the
ocean al al seasons Of e year for the largest vessels
and the natarS depot outlet for extensive sgioa
Of country bordering tide waters canal which
conducts Der warehouses the produce 81 extensive
fertile portions Of Virginia and North CSrolina-snd
again her participation in the benefits Of the Navy Yard
AZ Portsmouth,. great Naval rendezvous. You may
Judge Of the public expenditures there from the tact that
there have been lately many 900 men a, work ds
w. whose wages for labor have amounted TO $4,000 IN
single month.
MS said there are now, In this Borough, from TO
100000 bushels Of Corn Several vessels have Just ar
lived here direct from England and ireland, for corn.
and msny more are expected. Could some arrange
meut be made for bringing emigrsnts. they might all
readily &c, employment through the country. his II
expec.ed Is going % be the crest Corn nSrsa OF the
country There are agents here from Europe. sent
cut 10 buy corn which may hereafter be expected TO
bear higher price In proportion 10 wheat than II ess
heretofore done. since the people OF Europe are begin
ing TO understand how 70 cook i In way 10 De pslsa-
bic 10 Others beside "Hesroes and PIGS
Blythe BY the Corn growers OF the United States owe
an amount Of Obligation % Doctor BARrLErr Of the Al
biou Of which they do not seem 20 be aware His pam
phlet on the subject Of introducing CorH Meal duty free
into Ireland, addressed 10 Lord ASHBVsroN, really
seems have been written Ia spirit ~ prophecy and
undoubtedly soohef ne rdy 10 ready use OF Il which
otherwise il might have tsken long time to effect
A handsome piece OF plate. with a suitable engraving,
Re the least that should BE- offered remembrance or
memorial for his agency in awakening public attention
In England and Ireland 10 this important staple OF our
country II the price OF il 10 the Irish consumer ex
ceeds bis calculation IL Is not that he mistaken In
ANYTHING the Of hs demand which has been
great a. % exceed the OF chesp transportation
But II q man could devise tire means Of insuring two
dollars buthe for ten years 10 come, EHiess rus
,sads a condition. not dolsr in the way OF medal or
honorary distinction would he get from the American
Government or People To win either. from either, you
must tdke ne tires Of hErda beings and let them have
sr-eU OF blood often think Il much 70 be smented
that our independence By ne srord Instead OF
by argument and part and sense OF Jus
ice on the part OF the mother country As was We
learned and have ever since continued to associate
everything good and glorious with victorious bas and
bioodsk<d-Ihe worst thing that could happen for Ne
pubic The spirit OF the old nursery doggrel
Fee, faw. fun
I smell the blood OF an Englishman,
BE he dead, or be be alive" &c
eens 10 have been transmitted from generation 10 gen
Grafton only that not now very nice about whose
blood /, is-whether English Mexiesn-civilifed or
savage. Alas are about n realize the saying
Qwsrs deus rub pcrdvs prtns demesfa