New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11
Farther Foreign Intelligence

-, % ner CEN. and has borrowed SOOJyOOO o.
f,snc. from The Bank Of EngsDd very Serious n''H
etsry crisis bad commenced :, ine ran 49, a.,
IT,. IN the manufacturing districts Of kngiaha
:, go am state Most Of the mills were
sS,g .bort time on account of very high prlee o.
cotton. So, I'D.
George Byns Esq N. p died On The ION MI
he Was called the father Of TIE House Oh 'o"''''-
having sat smenoer ~ yesf-'
4, oa;cs las been opened 10 London 70 grant
l,f- 81 raar1ue and reprsa accord ~ 70 oeerees 81
the Mexican government szainst ne .I'. ss5-.-iI
Three prgatesrs base il Il aid already zen o. 49, ia
The rates Of insurance ~ ArnefiSAh 'e'
consequence been Increase
The Sirius steamer was lost on the lrsh ooasil
On tn 15,h ulf Twelve Of the crew and pastehssis
were drowned ID attempting to get on shore.
HIM steamship sphynx. OF o.: -, tons and .DS
horse power totally lost on tne I''h u''' 0N ~
/ Of rocks near the lsle OF wight
! Tpr Isrsg poor rs MAscBEsTER-The stream
NJ Irish rnendcsnts which has for some weeks pouIe
into our town appears % increase, ana me "Ie"n
families b. be met with At every street coIhsi ~ 49,
folly numerous Il il narrowing 70 me ieens' 20 me-
g. .reeyino children The almost infants VINO "iiOu'
shos or sioeking and with nothing but rags 20 co.t
fbern 10 this ncenacnt wesiherr crsNi atef 'hsn -
ents really and truly we believe IN me fn"Jolly "a ~
,ces becsuss those parents have no place 70 sneier
thorn unA they 20 out and beg the means OF procuring
the scantiest and c0arsesi iood.
Fovtv e,ur vessels AID 5000 men are employed
~ Government in afoldug relief to the starving
poor Of ireland end Scotland
ireland.
A most iroportant influential and nUmerousiy At
tended meeting Of the nobility, gentry magistrates
/ ond other landowners Of Ireland was held on the
Cd Df at the hour Of p clock IN the long room ol
the Rotunda Dublin, for the purpose o. consl1eihs
The mos, eectual neans that could be adopted or me
,eoovai of the distress existing the country
Tho disadvnntaFos Of the present system OF epSy
under the Board Of WORKS ana 20 o1cI su,
., Covernrnent az might If carried out save me coun
o.. f-o,u ruin and place her in position IN whlch she
Would progressively improve her condition Inc room
YVES densey crowded Ia every part The following res
Thai we deem it our duty most earnestly 10 impress
uron our Representative our solemn CONVICTION q the
necessity Of their now cooperating coroaly ogetHe 10
Parliament tor the Advancement OF me interests OF IRE
land and Of their uniting 30 advocate such measures az
may appear calculated 70 raise the social material ana
moral condition Of the people to save society rom tne
ruin bv which an classes In the snd now threatened
and to preserve the propdy oi the country from con
fscstoD
in according pr0poson for the formation Of an irish
Marty. without such combination the people would
die 6v thou-ands-in fact they were already dying by
I hundreds and without entering into particulars he
won 4 saw that food Of horrors was sweeping over
country which loudly demanded the exerlons OF every
man What the people most needed was food IL was
most foolish 20 talk Of draining and subsoiine' winch
was very GOOD under ordinary Circumstances ~ pre-
sent the object Of the Irish party should be TO force the
Government 20 give food 10 the lrish people ms
ought 10 be their FIRST object; and II II was made their
object be would attend every rnecDng hcd ~ me
Irish party. Within the last lew days ne hsd neard
from ofucer Board OF Works that ne had sent
coo TO a particular locality 20 be distributed as
wages hut there not lOd worth Of food TO be
procured there There money. but no food
ard therefore food should he got At sny cost TO
preserve the people from starvation. Mr.. OCon-
nell then invoiehed against The Times newspaper.
with the view 70 prove that distinction Of rank
or party made by that journal when dcscantng upon
the state Of Ireland TIE nobility and gentry Of Ire
land had been iouily illuminated and barely malisned
fffnf i'm of
ing those hhel- upon them II he guilty he then
begged leave 10 offer his sincere contron for his fault
Under ordinary circumstances however he might At
tempt % show that he was not wrong out IN the fright
fr state oi his poor coIntymen be would consent ~
listen 20 anything His very blood boiled within him
when he read in that Journal the deliberate assertion that
the landed gentry Of Ireland the arisocracy
In Furope A more base caumny had never been utter
cd than by the writer OF that statement that the pea
sanry of Ireland were the lowest vermn that existed
on the habiiahle gObe-anOther foul csumny Of that
foul writer He also dared to state that the middle
classes were dishonest mean and servile-which was
the base false and SANDER the vile wretch
had given uttersnce in his letter. The hon gentleman
concluded by calling upon the meeting to be unanimous
in adopting such resolutions would the Government
the course it ought to follow.
great number Of other speakers addressed the meet
ing and petition Parliament prepared by the Marquis
Of Sligo. adopted
A METrIyG or THE Seeding REPEALERs-
The Young Ireland party had their promised demonstrs
tended n propi persona and was OF course the lion OF
the evening The meeting very numorously a.
tended and the tone OF the veuous speeches o. do
strict Justice 20 the speakers calm gentemauke. and
il not comparatively reasoning, positively eloquent The
Irish Confederation Is the style and title By which the
party To be distinguished from the old agcrs Of Con
ciaOn hall There is 10 be no money test 20 admth
enrolment 81 members bat voluntary subscriptions VII
be necessary 20 deirey incidental expenses. The ac
counts are ~ be duly audited and weekly abstract laid
before the public Under no circumstances is Con
-. Ia HIN.
Government patronage. let the Ministerial dispenser
thereof be Wing. Tory Radical that Mr. O Bren
IN sdduonto his other sacrifices has pledged himself
neither 10 drink spuous liquors. take place. until
he sees Parliament once more lesisating in College
green.
tbs FAMINE-ioHN CoCHLAN Parish Priest OF
KikeIy County of Mayo has addressed letter TO the
London Times in which he says
Two months ago my Pensioners exceeded 6OO0
souls they are now considerably reduced be low that
number-deaih by starvation has made It's fearful
rcs. This week two persons have died OF hunger one
srl named Mary Dodd, of Bsrco aged 10 years. the
other a man named James ODonnel, of SownacAue
sgcd 80 years. ] attended another last night. named
William allen dying of starvation. OF the entire mum
Der OF about $50 now living sOlemnly declare 90 the
best of my opinion that than 200 of them have
10 supportnsture than bal. meal IN the ~ hours
The Is all gone moi even the seed for the ensuing
year remains The tarnips are All used. We have no
Indian meal The very small quantity OF oatmeal 10 be
found Is selling at s per l2 lbs Indian meal IS not 20
be had in Sligo for less than $40 per The people
the public works not permitted TO than IS
per week They could earn more II permitted 10 bring
their families Such rational course the Board Of
Works will not permit Oh, Sir. If ever suffering hu.
msnty commanded your sympathy the dying desiiiu.
lion OF my parishioncrs loudly does Day and night
am imPortuned for food
The accounts from Mayo given in the FreemGas 1
Josraal are very painful In the Parish OF Cong q /
desths occurred within IN week in aneshboring 4
parish = like number in three weeks Rev. Patrick /
Fitzgerald, Roman Catholic curate Of kigeever. thus
illustrates the intensity OF the famine
Il shall never forget the impression made my mind
few days ago by most heart rending OF starvs
ton. have witnessed the poor mother Of Eve in fsm
ly sending Der little Children almost hieess from hun
Ger. 20 bed snd dcspairing OF seeing them alive
she took her last leave of them In the morning her
tst ACT wa % touch their lips with her hand D. see II
the breath OF life sui rsmSncd but the poor mothers
fears hot groundicss Tor breath could she
tesl from OF Der dear little children that night
buried them in the night OF eternity
The C5rA Era0ltsCr sums mp the state OF things i
ia toe neishborhoot OF SkbSereen--
In the parish Of hilmoe. "a died sunday 3 of j
these buried in collins II were buried without 9th.
or covering than the they wore when shvo. One
gentleman good and Charitable msn speaking OF this
case says The distress sppslbs that we must
throw away all feeling OF celcscy and smother szys-
4 would rather give Is TO starving than - Ga
Ter cofsn