Washington telegraph., 1847-02-24
SUFFERING IN IRELAND.

DEArHs fRoM SrARyArIoS.- iden Of The
state of tue county of Cork may bo learned nom
tho fact, that in one barony East Mnskrryl there
are : 800 persons returned as destitute by tie re-
lief committees, aud Of another the baiony Of
Berf) the Constitution thus reports
"for every one man employed there are five
lef rowing In deslitutIon about the country, and
those who are on the list Of oyorsees have in many
instances to walk five miles to the road, and " not
there at the appointed hour, quarter or half
days wages IS stopped. SO that persons leaving
their huls at / o'clock IN the morning cannot fe-
gain them before or O'Clock at night, then 10
lie down on damp ground, their only covering boz
ing the wei garments in which they shiYefed while
lhcy toled all day. But those who suffered on tho
works wefc content aud grateful, while those who
were moi employed crowded round the houses of
the few resident gentlemen in the neghhofhoad,
crying from hunger, and impofng to have their
lives saved by getting little food, or employment
to enable them 10 purchase 1t,
"'fhus matters proceeded until Monday, when
large body Of Dursey Islanders aud the laborets Of
the three parishes surrounding Castletown walked
into the town and declared their determination 10
move into Maefoom aud make prisoner Of Capt
Gordon, whom they declared ihey would take back
in the mountains aud there subject him 10 The
same ptisaions which they were enduring until
he allryiated their distress No determined did
they appear IN their purpose that the Rev Ihos.
o'Gfady, the rector, aud MI O'sulliyan. two gen.
tlcmen Of great influence in the country, could
only prevail on them to postpone their march iur
few days. by stating that they themselves would
that nighi set oil and endoaYor to procure employ
mcnl iof them, fenonslianes by letter was
disfegntded These gentlemen accordingly didre
but the result Of the missnn IS not vet disclosed
nf,rH rs STARVATION ~ M,Yo=-The Mayo
Constitution publishes another catalogue Of deaths
by famine within the lasi ten days Here is the
.ppIemcuiaiy "blaek lisl'
"nn Monday the 2lsl insi, MI Atkinson. cor.
onef, held an inquest On the body Of Palfiek Nc.
DoHnr, al snHnRbill The deceased was found
lying dead ia a field. Some witnesses, aud nae,of
Nelson, were examined, aud The following verdict
was fctufnod-"Died from starvation"
"on the same day, the same coroner held an
inquesi On the body Of Oven Cane, who died at
Glanedaeh. NrfdIctH-"neath from Starvation
eOn the same day, the CORONER held en- inauest
on the holy Of Bridget JnYer, widow Rilh four
children. Nta died ia small sheep hou,e. IA a field
At Glantdagh. II appeared IA evidence that the
deceased aud her family were in the uirnas state
Of dss,ituiion. aud one Of the children had nothing
to ", the lips Of IL dying pafsnt bal a dtap Il
walsr OF lIllle snow. The bady las iaf aIaAt
daks baiarr few boards cuald be ptoHufl o. aak-
a saiiu. ia sueh State Of deiutuiioa was the
locality. Nsfdet-"nraih ifem NtayaIiou
ia the Id the saine enfuuaf he'd aa inane.t
ON the badN al jams McAndfug. Al Chaonnian.
whose death Was veD sudden Nsnl,eI-'.D Died
from tie visitation oit.odh
aOn the I'D the am, coroner held an insHrst
on the laiy al Edmani MallaIH. a IzlK= a g.
Citaeict m Aiiym one Of 4 nuHrfaus family.
Iha UtlfneF oi tie mailsf II ihaIf dasiituiIsn.
was lrult melancholy Thr last word, al tie a..
iuR child 10 his i4m.slIng naftHis Vie. ssmaihrf.
give me tlrra grains Of eum= A woman, Aia
was pfsssnt Al The melancholy sesns. sraffhsdtie
puekst Of Ia. jacket. AID iunHi three RrAia. af
com. Nrfdei-sDisd from ftafyaIlan
son The ailh tie same earaaHf bald aH inaurst
ON the body Of Mm. Brffeti, At Aarts. klIIala.
Nefdiot-"pird ifsm Starvation
sOn The same day, the sama coroner held an
inqafst gu tie body ef bridget Walsh. At Rath.
Ifoul. Nefdlet-aDiad ltam stafyallan.ap