The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04

VIII De riumphanty returned His brother Sir Lucius
bren mas been returned for Clare by great majority
10 the exclusion even Of repeater the former sitting
member, Cornelius o,Bren His own high character
.he known sincerity OF his brother, Smith OBren, and
the popular favor attending the latter and extended to
the former have contributed to produce this result
Sir bren was drawn into town the election in
open carriage by immense of oeope and 10
the sound OF music accompanied by his and daugh
ters ana was as enthusiastically received he tri
An now to turn from the elections to the state Of the
harvest and condition Of the country In general the
commencement OF the season, and farmers expect a
more abundant produce from the grain crop than they
have had for the last twenty years In gem raj ths po
tatoss stil promise WELL though accounts OF different
appear and disturb the prevail
manifested itself this week In the potatoe Drop in this
district The luxuriant appearance which it hitherto
presented mas undergone an alarming changes the stalks
and leaves are turning black and wthered
aspect while the escuent itself bears evident marks
daTd also gives an account Of partial blight prevailing
In some districts If caused by electric agency: but
the weight Of evidences on the side of plenty Mean
time with regard to the classes scarcity still pre-
walls among them. The ration relief system ceased on
the 10th, and the new relief system immed
ate operation In Dublin three depots have been form
ed and thousands Of the poor on Monday surrounded
their approaches for the purpose Of receiving relief
The Freeman commenting on the operation of the ne W
that country districts there are not
dozen relieving officers yet appointed struck
no funds raised and all this amidst the greatest
the fact OF nearly 100000 of paupers having been sup
ported BY funds derived from the treasury, at
pense OF 100000 5000 900 sterling dwes the diff
hcuty Of their transfsrencs to local fundsand local
nsgernent. But the experiment must be made
fcyer, meantime, is rife in town and country. In
Dublin at the meeting Of the North Union Relief Com
mttee the following return Of patients treated for ty
phus fever in the North Union was handed
in In hospital, saturday, 7th Aug, 400 admitted
since, l6d; total SIS; discharged, l6i died. 0; remain
ing 40l This believe, is only the return Of single
m of rha FL owiu 10 a.t
from one OF its late numbers
We regret to state that fever still continues pre-
vail In this town with undated virulence The num-
Der of people occasionally received into hospitals is
almost incredible. Let one instance suffice to show the
u u oi Inns s.a.e , Un uesdsJ ast ~ patients
Thursday there were 10. The deaths in the hospital
during the present week have been 25 the number of
patients in the house last night 534 Some idea
may be- formed respecting the condition Of the other
hospitals by this one instance
The Limerick Chronicle states: Fever is making
rapid progress in Galway among the comfortable
and afuent; and with fatal results 1t 10 extending its
ravagss also through the country Lord Dunssndle
died OF fever the 9th, and numbers OF tho Roman
religious duties"
have died ny ship fever in Canada and the States
emigrants are meditatng removal from their native
land to happier homes beyond the
And now to give few scraps OF miscellaneous news
The Irish confederation In full spirit and activity
extending their organization and sphere Of action by
founding new clubs in each locality. communication
passed lately between its secretary and the editor Of
the Freeman's Journal regarding charge Of incoDss
toncy against the latter; and certainly the
seems to come of second best. The members of the
Irish Council residing in Queens County, held meet
ing at Mary borough and pledged their members
terests English parties The Royal Agricultural I'm.
provement society of Ireland held meeting at London.
derry the 18th and 18th. The Earls Clancarty.
Erne, Duke Of Leinster, Lord George Hill, Sir
Robert Bateson &c. attended and spoke of the pro-
sress OF he society," and provided for further
ment Advices have been received Of ths harvess vi
the continent being the most abundant that have ap
peared for years This plenty telling severely the
corn SPECTATORS In England Failures have already
taken place there to the amount Of $50 000 and the
Observer states that vessels grain laden have
compelled keep matches closed and incurred de-
murrage, because each not forthcoming security
rendered for the consgnments brought into port and
other oonsgnees are expected to be In the like
diton.
The Great Britain steamer is not yet released from
her position the sands The Brkenhead war steamer
preparations not sufficiently advanced, and this
latter vessel lies, at present In Kingston harbor until
the next spring tides, ON the 26th or 29th
most important meeting was held In Naran on the
9Th inst, to form tenant league tor the county Of
Meath. MIR and Slrs. Kean have returned from tour
OF two years in the United states After series
gements in London and the provinces, they retire into
private ie to the enjoyment OF ample fortune The
parish officials Of London sending home all Irish
paupers who have become chargeabe the respective
parishes The cost Of transmitting them varies from
70 to ca per head. James Larkin and James Daniel,
found guilty at the Kilkenny asszes for the murder OF
MIR Prm, the pay clerk Of the Board Of Works. and OF
the policeman who accompanied him. to be executed
on the 10Th inst Henry Walsh, found guilty OF the
murder Of John Walsh is be executed the LIST of
September. Last year. at this time the potstoe fields
all round Aberdeen presented backened of de-
we rejoice to say the quality is excellent The mortusry
returns Of Liverpool show 645 deaths above the
OF the season. Among them are a considerable mum
Der OF medical mem some clergymen and relieving OH
GERS and eight Roman Catholic priests, have been the
victims Of typhus fever.
The markets still falling here. The particulars OF
course will reach you by this mail Our principal thea
tire remains closed until winter The Queens Theatre
continues open; aud its spirited manager Mr. Prosser
continues to draw respectable houses. Nothing how
ever, appears there as, par excellence, to demand
particular crtque The Dublin people occasionally re-
gale themselves by a visit to the gardens, la Vaur-
hail. where fireworks music, singing and dancing alter
nate and diversity their amusements.
Italy.
RoME, August q, ls47.
EDITOR ". Y. HERALD -
The eternal city been the stage Of extraordinary
events since the date Of last correspondence
traordinary that when announced they received
with general increduity abroad, and now, that
proofs Of their reality attainable they with diff
1culty credited 1t will be remembered that was pro-
posed TO celebrate by magnificent festival professions
rejocinss concerts and fireworks, the anniversary Of
the day which His Holiness Plus TX. proclaimed the
amnesty. This to take place on scale Of great
grandeur in Rome, whittier the fsvorers Of liberal prn
cples had collected from all parts of the papa
favor Of Providence, of the most arocious plots
which have been conceived since the massacre Of st.
Bartholomew detected, and ncalculable amount
of life saved. 1t discovered that agents. az is
supposed, Of the Austrian government were employed
and paid to foment disturbance among the popuace in
the midst of the rejoicings. Some OF these wretches
were to make semblsnce Of attack on the troops
and to raise that the people going
nate the soldiers On this, the officers Ia number of
whom in the pot) to order the infantry 10
IRE upon and the cavalry to charge the people The
perior authorities in the papa government (who were
also In the plot had caused malsactors who were
lined In the goals to be liberated and supplied with
daggers These to fall the people
" with the soldiers vast number Of desperadoes
from Fanzea and other distant places had been nd
mted TO the city under irregular passports armed with
daggers and abundanty furnished with Austrian gold
These were to cooperate In the slaughter The houses
OF the friends Of reform and liberal principles were mark
ed with certain sign several days BEFORE indicate
TO the band OF hired assassins where the theatre of
their bloody work was to be established Meanwhue
such OF the organized authorities military and civil as
were not IN the plot, kept I'm the most profound
tranquility, and Withdrawn from every opportunItv ~