New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

food.
Under such auspices the consumption OF Indian
Corn throughout Great Britain cannot isl to be car
ried 20 much greater extent The excellent
TO which IS turned article Of dietary IN the
United Sta;esis toerably familiar 10 European,
al all events 20 British ears
As regards Ireland this result is mainly aitribuia
bic 10 Father Mathew for whom appears 10 be re
served the honor not only of curing the national dis
,enper-a fonGness for whisky. bat what Is scarce
IL OF less Observation-Disclosures bis country.
men with the use OF healthy and economical arti-
Gle OF food.
The man who banishes the potato from Ireland
will confer on her sons iucalcuable service To the
alrnos, universal reliance on that miserable vegeta-
bic as 6 means OF susteuance. may be traced much
OF the misery under which the peasant-y labor. IN
dian corn, il generally used. would pu. an end 10
much OF the crime which is prevalent.
IL would supersede coercion bills il would eX-
insuish much of the hear, burnings about land and
by directing the energies OF the people TO nobler
ends than living solely rear potatoes, the frame
work OF society would be improved By better habits
and enlarged comforts.
/ The cotton marke; has improved since the sailing
of the Caledonia On Wednesday there was
good deaf o: business doing. the sales exceeding
10000 bales On Thursday the sales amounted to
upward OF 900 bags; but yesterday, being Good
Friday there was Of course, no business done.
Upon the whole the tone of the MARKETS hrmer,
and prices have improved nearly an eighth-a srati,
| WING taCL II ilS present elabC Va si4S
world. The steainess Of the demand is encouEas-
ing as regards the future.
ireland Ill rsLiN, Aprii'.
The Tipperary indicator gives circumssan'
al account of the eviction OF tenantry on the lands
of Gurtmore. the property of Mr.. Tuthi. and which
was briefly noticed ia q recent number OF that jour
nal
We witnessed on Friday morning Of the most
melancholy spec,acles that fell the lot OF feeling
hrr, ,afi.y- 10 beh nr
wreyched families from their miserable novels on the
bleak roadside at Gurtmore. Il was wet and stormy
morning when detachment OF her Majesty I'D hlgn-
auders, under Captain Pollard who were marched ten
miles this unsoiGerlike duty drew up on tie puohc
road within few hundred yards of the cabin OF Mara
the first Of these poor tenants on whom was executed
the law Of eiectmsIt.
strong body fpolice posted opposite the house
and about the door keep the passage clear for
the landlord, the sub sheriff, and oailhs II was dis
custing observe with what recklessness the oaif
dragged every little article of furniture which be-
logged the wreched inmates OF each howell they WIS.,
tied aud, in instances. threw out the miserable
OF rotten potatoes which they had for srbsis
We have been informed that the sheriff. on more oc
casons than (when we were not near HIM reproved
those fellows for misconduct in the discharge OF their
office and checked their wsnton improperly. Both the
military and police comported themselves on this occa
sion with the bearing OF men who knew and felt that
they were performing dsagreeable duty but the SOL
dery openly expressed their repugnance 10 ths noue OF
campaigning
have been in the army said ve,eran) for 81 years
this is the second time that have been called out on
this duty, and hope II will be the last Tor oy u
would rather face enemy than witness what nave
seen to-day Pat Clancy was the second man who was
di,pos.essed and who showed our reporter receipt Tor
halt years rent up to November. The commanding
officer Of the 72d him nj the OF his house, ana
expressed deep sympathy for him as we'll AS for his Tel
low sufferers. Another officer said 10 Clhncys son.
Well my boy, where will you sleep TO nightf don't
know Sir said the boy The brave humane man put his
hand in his purse and gave him silver to procure iodS
I ing.
remarkable circumstance occurred at the house OF
Clancy One of the bsifs was dragging piece oil ira
furniture with unnecessary force ofthe house-Clan
cys wife caught him by throat with her Ion hand
while in The right she brandished naked knuc unti sue
made the ru.an renquish his mold OF the old table ;
meanwhile, the military and police laughed heartily ana
among them showed the siishest dsposition
10 come The third elected was Fen
neil. door Clancy They In the act of car
ryng cupboard from his kitchen, when he showed
what his bank notes which he had minute
before offered 10 bis landlord and which was refused.
baitf mailing hasp to one OF the doors when
woman with Of the crying infants In her arms, ex-
claimed" That II might MT be long Till hear the oound
of the nail in your coffin, you villain !" Whom shc
can't but the campaign OF the day mad III
dicrous termination Though ball cartridges were not
flying the women, the amusement oil the force
both civil and military treated the bais to rotten poa
and eggs Of the same quality. one fellow with AN
oilskin cap and hangman vsssc smeared all over ap
pealed the sheriff for protection and told his honor
that the third time he had been peed by the same
that day.
When the bailis drive the cattle OF Her
bert's land they were followed by crowd OF women
and boys who saluted them with missiles OF all sorts
and il was not until tried what virtue there was in
stones that the police n,erered 10 protect the detested
slaves Of the law 1t upon the whole fortunate that
the country people did not expect this campaigning vs
and the proceedings of the day passed OIL without
blOodshed or riot.
ScARc1rY-The price of Potatoes in Dublin has
now risen 10 90 for good ones and 6i for very
indifferent This advance OF az least hundred
per the prices o: last year and yet the proec
enst papers Dublin have the hesrtess etrontery to
assert that there is scarcity and that provisions OF ali
kinds more plentiful or more cheap tnan al
this period OF the year"
ENIGRArIoN. The tide OF emigration TO Ameri-
ca from Ireland has this year earlier than usual
The qusys at Cork crowded to Inconvenience win
passengers and their luggage Already one Fessel mas
sailed with full complement OF passengers AnG l"eh
y.,hree others with nearly four Thousand enlgrants
are preparing u! that port for sea-
France.
The recent trial in France, arising out OF duel
between Two literary men, ip which Of them the
otncpa proprietor of the Paris Presse killed has
excited some attention this side Of the channel from
the conclusion which the Court arrived The deten-
dant acquitted but the Court subjected him. never
theles pay 10000 francs TO the mother OF the de-
ceased and also the expense OF the prosecution SUCH
a fne will be more effective In aboshns appeal TO
arms arising Of private quarels than any legislative
enactments. however stringent II party challenged
10 mortal combat insisted, before going OUT that nis
antagonist should settle al annuity on his family 10 Tue
of his fall efecrusl stop would be put 10 suea
bu,chery 10 such madness. The idea Il Worny Oh oe
ing entertained ssvors somewhat OF the udicrous IL
sound but IL is less absurd and infinitely less criminal
than rational beings soliciting sefdeatIueton ios
patry piGue In the heat Of blood Sucn oei'iao
would have very cooling erect
II will be seen by reference 10 the proceedings III
the French Chambers that the Government are taxing
every precauton keep her navy IN Inc pes. Gtoes'
and up 20 the mark as regards strength The naval pre-
para.ons in England calculated TO Keep awe tue
jealousy Of other powers and France, above all c9un-
rr!ss rom the temperament Of the people and tnsF
Droxiuity to our shores always sleep-f we may use
The Oren talisn-wiih one eye open
The Journal dsS De6dts states, that the conrnls-
SION which had been appointed BY the Chamber OF De-
pates 10 examine the project Of law relative 70 sup
aayy had made report TIE Government IN order 10
Isc he lee, in lie normal had fixed ia effective
strength az 20 SHIPS OF the ae 20 Of which were TO be
KEEP, soa and 20 upon the stocks 90 thgates OF which
20 sdos, and 70 upon the stocks 100 chooners and o
all saoat and 20 transport ships making total OF 20
vessels The commission proposes 20 reduce toe snec
i've 9Th Of the heet So ships OF the line OF which
90 are TO Be aioat and 10 upoc the stocks 80 saes
20 adoat aud Is upon the stocks l3O schooners and
brzs ell scs,; and 10 transport ships to.a 23l yes
se!s The commission IN accordance with the pryec:
Of the Government fzes the number Of steamers at loo