Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

jury has perhsps been Jet done 10 the uhea, CROP 90
:. to effect 70 any extent The supply Of the peoples bod
sunshine which rapidly pencd tho harvest and brought
ID on before the period anticipated would set al right
again. nearly for cannot the barley
the groond the hne appearance before the dis
eolorng showers With respect wheat In some al =.
tcs large portion OF ID carried last week and housed
In fine condition, without drop Of rain upon il from the
time OF Its Hpening to m going the stack the bay
but In other parts the great bulk yet standing
lying uncut exposed to all the soddenng shower and
that which had been previously laid by its weight
Or the passing must have already sustained
TO some extent. ..lt.
DcpLIS, Aug 2s-The following rather axing
agricultural report appears la the Paekrt Of last night
Since that Was written the weather. happily has under
gone favorable change the whole Of last night this
morning being fair; and, the wind blessing due north
"a to be hoped that We have Gone with the rain for the
present:
1--WE sorry that sdvices Of TO day give dis
courssug Of the OF the weather In Irish
provinces Harvest operations have been In MANY p.rts
OF the country totally suspended in consequence OF heavy
rains aud our accounts all IN sng that the cereal
crops are, 10 some extent damaged This condition OF
the weather has led TO q rise In the market"
In the country about Dublin, at the north side the
blight In the potato crop has made extraordinary pro-
gress during the last two three days. Yesterday
field dug up Malshide, aud the produce
seriously affected that the owner glad espose Of
the crop upon terms in order to rid the ground OF IT,
This mornings accounts from Cork say:
THE rain has OF courre. retarded harvesting opera
tons but the crops themselves do appear have
tanned injury continuance OF wet weather could how
ever hardly fail to no highly pjudica the cereals
although IL may be serviccable TO the green crops"
The jury have returned verdict In the OF the Ia
persons who lost their lives by the colery explosion In
South Wales. II Of the jury agreed verdict Of
Slaughter against ]. Thomas. the manager v. Rowsnds
the an and N. Ro~lsns d. Jones, and w. Thomas
the 6remen Tor having by their negligence caused the
catastrophe.
TaE RiFP PIRArEs The Prussian steam frigate Dant
zig bearing the dag Of Priuce Adalber high admiral Of
Prussia, has lately had collision With Riff prates-
Prince Adalberi, being DESTROYS the spot where
PrSsian vessel had been pundered before,
attempted to land in ct the ships boats but reach
ing tue beach fred upon and prevented from
doing.
The prince then returned the figste manned and
y up hill but they completely surrounded by the
pirates and compelled to their boats, under the
frigate's guns.
The prince received ball In his thigh his aid camp
Hsg lieutenanl MORALLY wounded and died af
ter getting board the irigate of the Dantzg
was shot through the elbow joint killed
seventeen wounded three OF the were left on the
field and could not be got off
The remainder OF the killed buried Gibraltar
with military honos, and the wounded removed ashore
to the military hospital The princes wound going
favorsbly. Her Maesty's steam sosp vesuvius had
been despatched from Gibraltar with Of the
outrage be presented to the proper authorities the
opposite coast
GREAT CoSrL,GRArIoN GREKcr.-The following is
the summary of letter from Athens. dated the sth
sant addressed to the Independence. IL a regular
volcano. Neither buildings merchandise iusur
ed The loss is therefore complete and the commerce
the country will long eel the consequences Among d
objects of great value Is library OF 900 vol
present from the Hellenic counsel at Marseilcs
been eft several in the boxes wherein they
packed.