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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
MISS COW AN

menu on the last column oil fourth page. fe3 mNts
MISS COWAN
REsPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of New York and it,
rSs Herr q Ggs p9d in s % viii be happy
attend a. the respective houses of those ladies who hoaor
n'I s %'sH and 'ni' fsaq p Fss. for sale and hire
Also avery splendid Piano Forte, of superior quality AMI
N0TICE.TThe Hon. Thomas F. MARSHALL, and Rev.
N, Mr. , sshen Of C"f i viii address public meet
Tae a & a at 5 s b sSs' eeceE n'fs
'hS Min &c Sh5sS e;sg &C.
choir will perform several Of the most popular Temperance
ss ssaG, 'ss ss s s@ss%
man ;. Riyins,9n street Mrs Travis, ~ Bowey Mrs; b
Centre Mr. Burns: a, Aua oc. and
will e held Gans a fs sy
sa, Mrs. s SHH SsA$EstAnp
NoTlCE.GREAT REDUCTlON.-A Coat and Pant.
ssSd for ss Sss as %
a anew h s,anT and IL Broo on aTs scale the
work done on larger scale the proprietor enabled work
~ Clothing Bought and Sold, also Exchanged.
ing they s sonsns M he ire @ done % Moth
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND. AND SCOT.
@ ss s"sy 'ss 1f p
dS Sy IN to all the & Snsa K
mil 80 Peck.slip cor Sou h-street
So LEVY will sell this day at i5I Broadway half
10 O'Clock, variety Of Dihas both pots
and roots many of which kinds. Also handsome
variety Of Greenhouse Plants
The sale will be continued Wednesd ay and
hour with new varieties. ml7 lt"ec
IMPORTANT NoTlCE.-lf WILLIAM CAROLAN
brother the ae Daniel Carolan proprietor Marlborough
glasgow who North America about years
ago, will send his address his mother residing Marbo
rough street Glasgow, he will hear of something TO
him.
Glasgow, Feb 90 1872 nil 2t.r
- NJ D. respectfully announces 10 the public that he has
moved his Office us Hudson street. Canal where h.
WILL usual devote especial attention the surgical medical
and operative treatment of all diseases incident the human
eye and and defects Of vision Mondays
and Fridays, from 10 u o'clock, morning.
Advice and medicine to the gra) the evening Of
the above days, from 10 6 o'clock.
N B. At all other times Dr. s. attends tho general prac
of his urofes mI7 Imeodse
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF the Atlantic steamers
10 Shin DIosfers

bs ii; esteem favor f captains Of vessels arryins
sss ., ns pgns iet at the whence they sailed III.
spoheh on their passage, list of th. r, roo and m,
ioeiYn newspapers they may have tommnI , ~" ~
poafi them immediately on their arrival We win
he favor IN any way. W WIN ieeipfoea''
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Aniusemlessss.
PARK THEATRE.


PARK THEATRE.
THIS EvrslNNia s SIMPSONS Az, BENEFIT vii, ,,
Str VIM p,,,.,,, THE WEsT END. c,..
Supple Lady VIM Da,,1 Bi5 Ear si Mn Sb. Clarke
Can't r,,a %Hhr WILL bi,, TiiF r%SRLD SAY
~ S Siy;sIsy '' Mr. "'f FL, Bu fs5p''d''
O. new o@ra ~ acts e O,c M' 81 :; cq MoT,.
'S 1 VII PROD s % new 9 .. S essIan.
properties aud decorations.
CHATHAM THEATRE
End Might Of Mr. FORREST who ia engaged for six night.
THIS EVENING, May 1.-THE performance will com.
DA.Nq S'1 %S HlI RsyrHlAs.
,.s Hrrmiou. ' '''''' ''''' Mn Blake A"''
-. t saia Miss III; ' Mesa7,r
r2 sc cIre'rds Si''
Erasmus B0oI HsIsa Scott RI . KsRpscrsak Held
Dress circle, IS eents-Bores ;o"fit a3~Pivate Boxes
OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING, May 1.-THE performances will
Gree. Horn. RIQUET WyiTHrTTHE 1.-THE T TUrr' v,,,...,.
frincss; Emeralds' 'N Mrs Timm 0'"'''"'
,.p LOVES H e. H5;.H ......a.
After HaH'';; tn. oaS sSz a's as;:ss called
Boz Mrs. Nd MsGsSs Sam wMs :, w,, Mitchell
Dress Circle 80 cens-uppcr Boxes Is cents-Pit s-rn-
NEW YORK MUSEUM
Late Peals's,)
Asst Week a' Of H%NKEE iYR1 T he us cy hn
II alive Of Down East Characters.
IT, si;:$ =: sIiiy s'y' & s:a
Of his much admired songs
Mr.. Hills stones and limitations, &c.
Mrs Hardwick will sing number Of favorits songs
MIR. A. kurs, Pianist TO the Museum.
For particulars, bills.
Performance half III eight O'Clock precise.
".
Now exhbtng the greatest wonder of the age the Vermont
Dwarf Mr. Washbu, 81 old and weighs only
pounds.
The Irish Giant Mr. delaney. feet inches in height 70
be day and evening.
Animal Magnetism every afternoon. at o'clock
The splendid exhibitions Of Switzeand Natural Bridge OF
Virginia greatly aud Justly admired BY all whovist this na.
niticent institution.
Day performance every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
The largest Electrical Machine in the United States
slant operation
Dacusueotype Lnesscs correctly taken without reference
TO the weather.
Day visitors admitted in the evening free.
Admission TO all 25 mI1c
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS,
Store corner Of Broad,c0v and Duane street.
THIS MORNING.

Store corner Of Broadp0y and Duane street
THIS MORNING..
- At 10 O'clock ON the premises. .
Wines Liquors, Segars, &c. consisting Of choice old port
madeira and sherry xc glass and wood, barrel 81 Croix
doz old Canary. doz Marsaa I2 doz Caret hall
fine Dupay brandy OF which in bond
Also IS st Julien claret Seincoine &c &c
Also, Havana and Principe Segars, various brands IL.
r. II. TIMPSON, Auctioneer.
HARDWARE CUTLERY, FANCY qOOpS, &c
- JACOB s. PLATT'S 18Th Spring Trade Sale Of Eng
place this day at 10 o'clock the No. q Plat
si'tns Of heavy Hardware fine Table and Pocket Cutlery Ja
parry Fancy Goods, Sc together with general of
Shelf Goods Terms months for approved endorsed
for all sums over one hundred dollars ml7 t'r
A ssIGNEES sALE-Valnable Real Estate a, Por, Rich.
"A mond Staten Island-E, II: LUDLOW will sell auc-
non, on Thursday the lgh Of May 10 O'Clock, the
Merchant Exchange te following property .1-iour lots
fronting Third and Also three lots fronting on
Fifth street, as Nos. 2, and g. Also lots fronting
Broadway Nos SIS and So Also four lots fronting Broad
way Nos s. &c. So and 60 Also four lots fronting Hcber
ton street as Nos IA A. 49, and So Also eight lots fronting
on br9adway as Nos g. 65 Ct. 90, H. 70, 75and H. Also
The above lots located in beautiful situation being pb
IN front OF the bay and about five minutes walk from the
lng and well situated for The situation exceed
ingy healthy and the neighborood all handsomely improv
ed There three steamboats, running and the
CITY three OF four times day during the whole There
also -FOUR of churches in the negbohood with
respectable school houses, seminaries &c.
sale will be positive.
For further 'n9rmaon apply to Chas Cartilage, 100 Water
the property can be me 2ws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

;.oIy-A THEi GREATEST ORNAMENT, TosA BEAU.
ul woman is handsome set of teeth and 10 preserve
them and keep them of brilliant Wilderness we know
article equal to Sherman's Compound Orris Tooth
Paste which is recommended by principal DentistsF
The Doctor also prepares lozenges for coughs colds
headaches sickness fever and ague Sc. which all
who have tried them pronounce the best articles Of
fered to the public Office, 100 Nassau street Agents,
tmore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
BOOK-KEEPING.

THE Counting rooms of G. c. MARSH SIS Cedar street,
continur open from A. NJ to r. VI. in orer thai me r.
chant, may avail themselves Of Of insc
NON that truly practical that embraces complete ru
Of commercial transactions and mercantile
and IN which the student actually keeps Of books
house To those the sdver
Users he desires say that principal work on
Bookkeeping has passed editions that the
preference In the New York Pu lie Schools aud other arse
Institutions and that lac himself has the boIor Of being
ontei teacher Of bookkeeping for the Mercantile Library
Associ.ton Of ts city Posrccuses with terms may lie
had the counting rooms as above a23 imstis
7 BONNARD 4 r. DELAMOTTE fave ,e-orened their
- Eating Rooms, improved style, Nas,u street,
where te all hours furnish for breakfast snd
Dipusr tie cholces, hinss which the season oasra aud viii
sii whe win favor ttsm with thsi, prssepes ml7 lw~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, May 1876 p. N

Monday, May 1876 p. M.
The business in the Stock Market has been large
day. but rates have generally goneup. Del Hud Mo.
hawk t ; Harlem Paterson I; New York State Skies,
1882 improved per cent Illinois Skies declined
OF bills on Philadelphia, par New Orleans per cent
discount Mobile l6; st. Louis 10.
The important discussion the subject of the tariff Is
about engage the attention of Congress The great OBJ
Jec to be effected to raise the Of the Federal
Governmental bear proportion the expenditures.
The late Report of the Secretary Of the Treasury Walter
Forward ESQ., states that the expenditures Of the Govern
ment cannot be reduced lower than s25 100000 per
consistently with proper regard for the necessary
wants of all the Departments That u.s. indeed not an
unreasonable for the government and defence of
100000 of free people is about 81 so per head per
annum, about half the tax imposed by the banks
OF the Union for the support of the paper system To
raise this sum- Mr.. Forward considers it necessary
tain in the Treasury the proceeds of the Public Lands
to raise the tariff according to the table which pub
hed recent OCCASION to average of IS per
the imports which would yield sat 900 OOO 1t is very
true that the Government needs this money and
have but it equally true that cannot be got by
increasing the tariff. The estimate of Mr.. Forward is
based upon the imports OF 1870 Now there many ex.
stng why the imports should average less for
time come. than in that year. The first is the
great decline in the value of American produce in the
foreign market without corresponding increase in the
quantity exported This particularly true in relation
cotton the value of which, exported in ls4o SOP O0o
co., although realized abroad much less than that
The prices this year have averaged per than
those OF that year. The following table of the
rage prices OF cotton the New Orleans market at cor
responding periods of the two last seasons
CoMFAR.rrrr rRIcrs OF, Cor1os NEW ORLEANS, FROM
-, Oct lsli to Nag is,s. '',
~ Oct. Nor. Dec. Jdn Nay.
Ma aanss. AKA 81, ga s. & g. 7s.sas "a
Fair, eti,io o,4al0 osl aIo e,<a 81, S,salS
Good fair lslS,ii ii ak iost sIih i0lsali lossl
It and fine 1lS1a- l1Aal3 l2 al3 l2 ala IL al3
Oct. 1910 10 May 1871.
Ordinary, ~, III a 7si H., az Ola %,
Middlin,, -a9 a 81 o., a 81, ala ~, 10 aloi,,
h fa fair s 81: g. s So # IS si
Good ,n far f.. 19Sal 70 .Ioa I, sioS s'a, I,aa
These figures show that the here averaged much
less this year than last Other articles of export present
the result and tho aspect abroad evnces hope of
improved demand. Thiss great element OF reduced
imports Another, and far important one, is the
OF the currency In former periods when the tariff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

acESf E1 FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Direct-
CLINTON cssn ief r. Rs vii vii leave wu the
foot Of Coriand street. This Tuesday Afternoon, May 7th
at o'clock.
- The SWALLOW, Capt A. Mclean, will leave above,
Tomorrow, 18th, q O'clock.
The above substantial boats fitted with elegant
Rooms and for accommodations unrvalled the Hudson
rni7ff,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE franed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal are
be obtained in this country See ADVERTISE
ment on the las, column of fourth page. f.3 mHis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST

SSORTMENT Of Capering be found in the Civ \ AZ
n y. LOUNsBERC eco New Carpc; Ware Rooms
40 Pearl street where will be offered this week spe ni
assortment Of Brussels three ply Ingran and Venetian Car
pets, Floor Oil Cloths, Transparent Italian Window Shades
possible prices. J. VI. Lou NSBERG & co
ia W ii0 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
ri iis sSsSS JS
sa DAY a I % se s S. Ss
3D. S "@e of qSe , Is Of a hs
New oss l. fsas c.:. sD' the
E4ss jRoTaJ GAN css5sSs, "a
ssa " :S %a'; ;.G sad ssss" ever.
and ss Sna5 s ,,m Sc and m s,n from Obi,
may seem here Skipping abon, ON Tes a lively as IN the
native forests They are beautiful PETS and for sale single
Admitance the whole cents-ceilen half price mis-
SOIREE MUSICALE,
zAHN a
sSe M M have o senn Ma Nav hs'
For Programme; small bills
Admission A,ln slT1Doots open at 7- : alta
stores and hotels and the door the evening Of
Ot%%%Tsh 1EEhT5Ss lEs;o 55;iy,SS.sy s
'% sf fSs S'sfsS % SSsss
NATIONAL ACADEMY. OF DEs!GN.--1hs Annual
~ Exhibition is from 10 o'clock A. NJ until 10
Admission Is cen,s-season Tickets 50 cents Catalogues
a2s twst j. wHIrEHOUsE, Secretary
Carl. AND NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS, end the
PUBLIC generally resident IN the State Of New York and
w;'s pyi:i1e e they can pre-
snd Company as nSSI
and in his own department.
moang the housing and decorative trappngs uch Lov
and of the very first order
The Orchestra best available Native and Foo
Talent and will enable the lovers Of hear tho
finest compositions OF the Great Masters admirably played
Among the performc will be found the Of the
sally celebrated c. j. ROGERS the Star Of the Sou n, all
his beautiful ShsssIeareen and magical horse
Cadw aladef aud his wonderful! pupil John Genroy our
their beautiful and three horse
ballet aided BY the four Misses Wells the taleitud and
interesting children in the Union.
The astounding Italian Gymnase Scsna Of Mr. Risley and
his infant must eecty all who behold series of such
wonders
The magnificent Poses Of the four Hungarian Cousin.
The fashionable and astonishing Equitaton OF esyani
company OF Ladies, headed by the accomplished Ny, -oHN
lghtiu The livrg Acrobat Mr. q. Sweet viii dis
play his superb Equhbums and splendid Dances the Tight
Rope
The first Comic Singer Of the Day, Mr. Dickinson will
casonaly introduce series Of the popular songthe
great East Indian Necromatic Feas by Mr.. yenniIgs.
Most superalaivs Egyptian Pyrsmdcsl Waiting by fully
talented oue-ingle horse Of dash and dare. by Mr.
Howard
Twenty performers will represent Grand Historical CavaI
cade P,geants, with tine beautiful stud Of Horses.
And with the the day the excel.
lent and popular specimens Of Negro Song and Dance by that
monarch Of Heel and Toe the Incompatible John smith, aided
bY light heecd Tommy Coleman, the BANJO Player W.
Chestnut and the Prince Of Pagannnes, r. Hoffman.
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Ship Oswsgo, Wood, New Odeans. J. Macy e so,-Rx;-
achicola Post Phillips up"
Arrived.
ship Mantle, Hepburn nom Canton January 10 whs full
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A0EE N PE0PLE's Line FOR ALBANY AND
k-TEtAY-rS{s TROY, daily O'Clock, p NJ, from
Nl-Zth Steamboat Pier between Courlandt and
Liberty Streets (Sund,ys exccpted)
The steamboat ROCHESTER, Can't A. p st. john leaves
Monday, Wcdness, and Friday Iaoon, o'clock
Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday afternoons o'clock
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain NJ II. Trues-
dell leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
fv. O'Clock, for Albany and intermediate places
The above substantial furnished with
elegant rooms, and in all respects unsurpassed among
the Hudson River steamers.
For freight apply board T. T.. Schultz
the Office the wharf. milo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
SGR PASSAGE FOR LlVERPOOI.-Umted Line
M&A The splendid, well known fast sailing packet ship

kNN4v The splendid well KNOWN fast sailing packet ship
THERNER, 1000 tons burthen, Captain A. s.
Palmer sails positively Tomorrow.
This ship has unsurpassed accommodations for cabin second
cabin aud passengers who will be taken moderate
if early application be made board foot of Burng
slip, w. 81. T.TAPSCOTT, - Peck slip.
Persons wishing to send for their friends, have the
brought in the regular packets sailing weekly from Liver
pool and those about remit have drafts
bic in all the principal towns of Great Britain and Ireland by
applying above. nil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

M A. HOWELL Co, 3s7 Pearl street. now receiv.
w ing from their manufacturers at New Brunswick.
enye assortment Of Paper Hangngs Borders SC Of the latest
aud most approved patterns and styles suited to the city and
country trade which they offer dealers the manuac-
tory prices.
Also, their usual variety Of French Paper, Borders Fire
Bo, ri Prints, Views &c.
The best wokmen pu, paper any OF the city
be had at the shortest notice. al3 eod2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

LAST THREE EVENINGS,
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Couo Tickets for the remaining three evenings, Que Dollar
Nightly Admission 80 cents.
On each evening THREE LECTURES will be delivered
With sLog intervals between them
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PORT OF NEW YonK. NAV :, 49,

suS RISES =. sol MOON srrs........-,,a
suS urs-''''''...... 10 HIoH warrR... -. 49, " ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

A U. S. soldier, of the name of Mason,
a native of Georgia, W., where his father
now rcsides,) was missed from the rendez-
vous at this place, on the night of the Goth
Dec. last. lie was last seen at Grocery
in the village, where there was quarrelng
and fighting between him and other individ-
nals: no was knocked down and severely
injured-as appeared by the testimony of
several persons at the examination had at
that time before justices. But the man could
not be found, and the matter was dropped.
On the 18th inst, his body was found,
about halfa mile from the camp, in swamp.
A Jury was summoned by the Coroner, N.
P.Gregory, Esq, and after patient exam
Sna,ion into the circumstances attending his
sudden disappearance, the situation of the
body when found, Sc, (which occupied the
attention Of the Coroner and jury for day
and half they returned verdict "thal
the said Roswell l.. Mason came 10 his death
in manner unknown to the Jury, after be-
ing somewhat intoxicated, and after having
been beaten and bruised in the night time
in the month of December last"
Plattsburgh Republican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

THE DISTRICT SysTEM.-The election
Of members of Congress by single districts
makes very important change in the sys.
tenn. 1t has many advantages, not the least
Of which is the division ofpower. The pre-
pondcratlng influence Of the large sates is
one of the greatest evils to be apprehended
in our mode of government and although
they have generally adopted the district sys-
TEN in those States, yet they have, in many
cases, by means of double districts, con,rved
to defeat the popular viii! and concentrate
power in the hands of particular parties
The bill for dividing the States into single
districts has not yet passed the Senate, ane
We have no indications of its probable fate
in that body.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

= LIPS. New York style of French Kid Slips
~ nsl receYel by MAY II s. B. SCOTT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

The editor of the Boston Cultvator may
know something about agriculture, but his
notions ofpolitlcal economy, and particularly
his views of protection to agriculture, are ex-
tremely crude. For instance, he condemns
the bill of Mr.. .Saltonstall because it does
not sufficiently protect the farmers, and he
approves that of the Sc crctary of,he Treas
ury because it does, aud he refers to wool in
particular. Ifle will take the trouble to ex-
anime tho matter, he will find that so far as
wool is concerned, Mr.. Saltonstal's bill will
afford ten or fifteen per cent. more protec-
ton than the Secretary's.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
Gov. Cleaveland Of Connecticut, the new

Gov. Cleaveland Of Connecticut, the new
loco foco Governor, goes for protection as
incidental 10 revenue. Revenue with him
is the all important matter, and protection
only when il can be conveniently given by
discriminating in laying duties. This is the
doctrine ofthat portion of the loco focos who
admit that any protection canbe given in any
case. There are some good things in Gov
Cleaveland's message, but a great deal Of
fumery several efforts at popularity hunting,
seasoned with the usual humbug of the day.
The Governor pays compliment to Presi-
dent Tyler for his vetoes, and intimates to
him, that if he would only drop his Exche-
quer and take up the Sub-treasury he might
be reelected. 1t is remarked that the Mad
isOnian should be delighted with the message,
for it is mere attempt to CANNON the Presi-
dent, without the slightest idea of giving him
any support, hereafter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

AccipEST At THr INCLINED PLAsr.-The rope at
the inclined plane of the Mohawk and Hudson Rail
road, broke this morning about o'clock, by which
accident four balance cars loaded with about eight
tons weight Of stone, went down the track with
lightning speed. When nearly opposite the foot Of
South Pearl street, they thrown off the outside
track and shearlng little TO the right, turned short
and run directly across the two tracks, of the road,
and struck the basement wall of the house of Mr..
David Russell with such tremendous force as TO
shater the chimney so badly that he will be obliged
TO take it all down. The cars were smashed and the
stone all thrown out by the collision. A son of Mr.
Russell was on the train when the rope broke, bu,
instantly discovering the occurrence, he Jumped of
and in all proba ilIty saved his life. The upward
train consisted If two baggage and mail car, which
the men at he brakes enab cd by timely exer.
ton to prevent gaining much Roadway.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

Governor DoRR is the star of the season.
Fanny Ellser is eclpsed. Read the following
o fficial announcement from the New Era -
GOVERNOR DeRR, the patriot of Rhode
Island, Dutee J. Pearce, and other dis,in-
yaished individuals engaged in the great
cause of the people, will honor the Bowery
Theatre with their presence this evening
The national banner will be displayed from
the theatre during the day and evening, and
lhe Democracy and patriotism of New York
will ihrong the Bowery this evening, to give
their champion hearty welcome.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
IRELAND.

ALARMING CONDITION OF TipPEnARy.-
Revolving outrages are of daily occurrence,
anu are said, by those who understand the
causes, to be mainly owing to the system of
examination, or 'depopulation, which has
been pursued there for many years-to quar-
rels between parties about the possession of
land, and to the desperate poverty to which
large portion the peasantry is reduced,
as an inevitable consequence. The land
lords there, generally speaking, being the We
ny worst of that bad class of Irshmen, and
having no sympathy for tho poorer descrip-
ton Of the Inhabitants, disturbances have al
ready risen to such pitch, that it is thought
that Coercion Acts, proclamation, and arms
will scarcely avail in checking the rioters.
The Catholic clergy are said to use every
authority to quiet the people, but even their
influence is without effect. The deadly ami
mostly of the occupie, towards the proprietor
of the soilrendcrs remedy almost hopeless.
Among the cottars throughout Tipperary
an undisguised enmity is manilesting itself
against the payment of the poor-rates. In
the neighborhood of Newport the rato-collec-
tor there cannot get in one farthing. The
defaulters profess an open, an avowed con
tempt for summons; they proclaim that they
will not pay-that they will be made to pay
that no man dare distrain them-that if
they be distrained no one can buy their stock.
To such length has this hostility run, that
notices have been posted in that locality,
within the present week, threatening any one
with death who will pay the poor-rates.
Among the outrages only one of Il serious
character has at present occurred, but unless
Government measures are speedily on the
alert, crime will doubtless accumulate and
become fearful.