New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

extract Of a letter from gentleman in Ireland 10
his friend in this city dated
ErwRY sept T. Is3G.
nrn ,ictornincd now more tnn ever going out to
America fer find from experience thst TINS couniii
will never do for with family 70 i've By farming
The country is IN n STATE OF starvation from the t0a
failure Of the potato crop. We cannot get on 1t II
bread eating The 0at crop very light hnd ohd
az well the crop and the trnip crop is gel
ting rotten any this yesr hey ont OF the
question act of Parliament has just been passed
authorizing the Lord Lieutenant on the Application ni
the payers of bnrons 10 cG! meeting, and 10 give
work 10 the people amount The Government WIZ
advance 20 the barony for year then II 70 DC ms
scsscd of the bHrony the tenants paying - and the and
lords 5J DANIEL OCoNNELL ostmaed that II VIII take
ttieteen millions OF money to keep the people nus yeat
from starving SO much for farming. / mad three d
ferent farms taken since you left but always something
wrong in them. perhaps for the best would lhFc
been DESTROYED, If had farm this year. As II 49, ance
came this part of the Kingdom. have lost hiOo 0nd
before lose nll un determined TO 10 of.
Buiulo Com. ADV
The SUNDAY LAw-Citv Marshal Turkey having
determined 10 enforce the law in relation the sale OF
spirtuous liquor upon the Sabbath procured lns wceH
warrens against number OF liquor sellers tor Old oil
fences Armed with these he on Sunday proceeded
TO their places of business with tho intention OF arrest
ing such as he should ud selling liquor We are pleased
to that he found only three engaged in The business
Mr. Jas Ryan of the Stackpole House, and h- tender
Mr. Perkins whom Ryan had put into shop IN 'asi-
ingonst arrested and lodged in Jail where they re-
manned until yesterday morning. They were brought
up to the Police Court and gave bonds To answer AZ
posted upon the door in substance follows Ihs IS
tablishmeet cl0sed until Monday S-Ihose chom ne
hare agreed 10 supply Nth WATER UH Dc sTref AZ ne
pump at The back door Profting by this direction Mr.
Turkey proceeded to the back door and soon came up
with "A gentleman who pointed out the direction he
should take where he found the pump in full operation
supplying customers At the time Mr.. Tuk"y called.
the proprietor absent ut funeral and he was unable
TO arrest him but the establishment was Immediately
closed. bost AtaS'
FIRE IN BANaoR.-About twelve o'clock on Err
day FIRE broke out in tho OF Mcs'rs NJ o. Pear
son on Broad and communicable 10 the adjoining
store occupied by Moosrs Huckins & Dudley and also
to the store occupied by Col Stckney ms fruit csah
Hshmrnt and nm ca,iughousc These buildings were OF
wood and the fire ragged with great violence The eX-
tensiyc back part of the with the roofs and po
ton of the second story were consumed, leaving The
lower story OF the front stores uburi' Most oil the
goods in the store OF Messrs. NJ & o. Pearson We're
consumed
HYDRoPArHY, In our columns viii be found the
Circular OF Dire. Gather 4 Smith exhibiting the out.
lines OF institution which they about to establish
Mt Oxford in Newton County. DIR. Gnthcr is regular
bred Physician of the old school, OF strong dis
eliminating mind and has pracced his profession Tor
more than twenty years with ability and success.
Columbus Enquirer, Ga