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London, England, 1847-04-15 00:00:00

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alleys'of the city-be ie..- On yesterday ,the last member
of an entire faniilv Darren Retfly, consisting of six per-
sons, died, all of .whoth expired within the week ; while
the last of another wretched family heined Crowley,
consisting of severs persons, expired 'Bt Gaol-road at
about the same tithe.- :Another. gyil-lisbich afflicts the
people, in addition`.-id` 'the smell pox, in the
va ions stages of which numbers of half-naked ehildren
are to be seen daily lying in the streets.—Ccrk Reporter.
Toe Cork Reporter states that fever has broken out to
an alarming extent in the constabulary force of that city,
so much so, that not more than one-half the usual num-
ber are able to do duty.
SLIGO, APRIL 10.—We have been informed, by what
we mu t consider the very best authority—the medical
men of the town—that there are no less than a thousand
lever patients within the precincts of our borough ! In
some of the ob-cure districts from two
gchfh
uni
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persons
are lying under the one roof; in fever.—
tsoligo ei
Some days ago a mtn died of typhus fever, upon in.
the
property of Sir Roger Palmer, irethe barony of Tireracrh.
tli; wife, sn oti decrepit broken-bearted creature,
crawled about for a day or two, to procure means to
bury her husbatel. hut she begged from beggars, and her
were censtariently in vain. She retired to
tier miserable hovel, and died. Fur ten days the two
booties lay in the hut, wltEcu a human creature coming
near bstn. At lensth the pele of the place deter--
flitted upen berying them, and a group of peasants
ass-41114,d for that put pibse, but such was the stench from
hr b •dies. tar gone in a stste of decomposition, that
they feared to remove the victims of the pestilence., and
they fist resolved upon threwi. g down the house over
.he t. mains of the dec a-ed ! In the barony of
Tirerigh. fled the county of Slieo, this most awful
sepulchre can be seen at !he present. hour. Sir Roger
Paliner keeps a town residence in Lenders—we saw it
seme months age, and can s!a;e that it is not excelled by
any otter manaien in the meiropol's of the world—and
vet his ten,oits, the people who bs their industry enable
him to live in this state, die and are buried after the
fashion we have described. Oh God ! is not this horri-
ble Sligo Champion.
COUNTY of LoNGFORD.—At cur quarter sessions,
which ended on Tuesday evening, 2.055 processes were
entered, 1.600 dtcrees d.smisses obtained, and five
men, namely, Patrick Mulligan, Thomas Hourican,John
Pettit, Bernard M.Garry, and John Judge, were
sentenced to transportation for stealing ttl —L
ea e. me-
g
ford Journal.
MONAGHAN QUARTER SESSIONS.—James Major, Esq..
assistant-barrister, is ju-t now presiding at one of the
'largest sessions ever knewn in this ceui ty. There are
upwards of 1.000 civil bi.l entries, and the ejectments
more than double any preceding year. Every person to
whom money is due is resorting to legal proceedings, so
that they may get d crees to arrest persons preparing
to go to America. The needy landlords, too, are en-
deavouring by this meaes to get some rent from their
iinpnverished tenants. Small lessors, fearing. the opera-
tion of the Relief Act, are endeavouring to snatch all
they can get, while the only persons who can aid the poor
are the large proprietors.—Monaghan ,-tandard.
COUNTY OF KER,.Y.—KENMAt:E.—On Sunday last,
there were no less than five dead bodies in the streets of
Kenmare, without a human being to claim them or lock
after their burial, till Mr. Daniel 3lahony and another
respectable shopkeeper had them seversllv conveyed to
the grave in a false-bottomed cotlin.—Trake Chronicle.
COUNTY OF GiLwAY.—The labourers disbanded under
the twenty per cent. proclamation have been in many in-
stances recalled, or suff .red to enter again on the works
in the neighbourho.,d of Loughrea.-13allinciske Star.
TILLAGE OF the LAND.—Generally the accounts are
.till favourable, with the exception of those western and
southern counties where, between the apathy of land-
lords at -d the p ,vertv of small occupiers, large districts
are entirely negl. coed. In many cases tenants who pos-
'ess the means of purchasing seed, but who are in arrear
for rent, are afraid to crop the land, Jest the landlord
should seize upon the produce.
THE CORN MARKET.—IMPORTS AND EX-

PRICB SD.

PORTS.
Conx, A PRIL 10.—During the week we have had
large arrivals of grain and bread stuffs from America,
and several European ports. On Thursday and yester-
day the folio.. ing vessels arrived at Cove :—Venelia,
from New Orleans, carrying nearly 900 tons. registered
burden, 581 ; Ramnle, from New York, 397 tons ; Pu-
ritan, from New York. 300 tons Ruth, from New
York, 158 tons ; lineas, from Norfolk, 422 tons ;
Louisa, Odissa, 120 ; Harmony, Caminho, 170 ; RU-
perto, Bilboa, 150 ; Luisna, Norfolk, 299 ; G. Skof-
tield, New Yo k, 430 ; Frontie, Philadelphia, 180 ;
Montreal, Norwich, 392 ; Redport, Carril, 173 ; be-
sides a considvrable number of others in our Cove Note,
hut the tonnage of which we have no mention.—Cork
I(elxut r.
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WATERFORD, APRIL 10.—The receipts of home grain
to market continue light, yet, under existing circum-
stances, larger than might 139 expected. Wheat &d-
-em-teed Is. to 25., and oats !idly Is. per barrel on Wed.
neAa)'s currency. Barley rule s heavy, the trade being
oonfined to seeding. Few fresh arrivals of L.dian corn
to note, but there is a very large q•eintity at our quays,
And in store; and some cargoi,s being unfit for human
food, the prices rule vt.ry various—some stl low as 275.,
ant good soon(' corn 34,. to 354. per barrel.
EXPORTATION OF AMERICAN FLOUR FROM CORY.—
It is a singular fact, that one thotkand barrels of Ame-
rican frail-, imported direct to Cork, were shipped for
Liverp.ol to day, per the Nimrod, and a considerably
larger quantity was offered for shipment but there was
no room in the vessel, which carried an enorrnt.us freight
Old 719 unprecedented number of passengers.—Cork
Reporter. _
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