The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-25
1o,,,a-A Problem TO be Solved

Ireland-A problem 10 De SolVeo
As things are turning up, even the interest OF
events on the European Continent has become |
secondary to- painful anxiety for the result of these
Irish troubles. We might go into a labored state
ment of matters connected with lreland-tor the
field is ample one; but there is more eloquence
in a few extracts such as the ones that follow:
walls in and about Citizen and many deaths have taken
place from want of food One of the ghfu acts to which
in Connemaa few days since. appears that Of the ap-
pcants for food relieving officer depot IN tna dsll
ing any assistance. while some few did, poor boy who
had received about stone OF meal while on ms %a m
his hope of receiving food for his starving lamty any
of the stone Of meal An inquest held, and verdict
returned accordingly Pestence making dreadful havoc
were hundred and forty inhabitants only three now
survve Is coercion bill the only remedy vlgiant OF
misery So echoes an Ems ish Pariamsnt-I Herald
HORRIBLE STATE Poor House. IN THE rs. soaK
eight Work houses which might be better slaugh
houses They eammed to e t6
fever patient and the beds literally heaps OF manure.
no medicine The best Of nnrsetenders only paid Is
day without food and how can they be expected 70 De e
thirty In one OF them the Rev Mr. " auade from
ing corpse lying unwahed the floor, where had been
for and in i s hree e days ps
yious to Mr. nj uades visit last week-so that per day
people were not treated badly this Yet what the
act Why, that in that Union the rate payers are payns
U.s. 3D. in the pound Such the state OF misery OF m us
trict-Limerich Reporter.
In Dark Island, too has the work Of determination been
t dae cabins Gn razed Mr. od the landlord has attempted
to throw the blame on his baf, Browne but viii not do
At Kildysar in the of Limerick, the survivors
cannot procure collins for the dead.
Ev1cr1oNs-L ismore-The Rev. DIR. Forgaty, in &C &C
Of s cf oad q LAM
of mine can convey to you an adeauae de OF e
really awful MN" Deaths occur Cur daily from Starvation
quarter of parish No in OF outdoor reei suiheen
certain landlords my parish who utterly regardless of
the deporabe condition of their famshng tenants They
they had reclaimed and cultivated for several years and at
a o no poo o thus cue
terminated, now living IN huts erected by them on me
them have persisted parishes during the last
Tie conduct Of the landlords here and in every
other locality throughout the country has considerably added
to the the extreme mass OF human misery -WdterJor"
Chr6ficte.
aner states that Mir ged Castemony has elected
seyenye families within the last few mon bnnas h
in the land. What wonder.
The Galway Mercury that in Glare many deaths are
taking place from On Bodies remain anbn v of
Now the problem to be solved is, whether this
to worse. in a land which is rich by nature, and
filled with naturally intelligent and industrious
people Lord John Russell says, virtually, that it
shall as long as his soul and body hold together-or
rather, we should say, as long his body holds to-
getber for a man making such threat can have
no soul We add the following from an Irish paper,
leaving it to our readers to draw the inference:
We understand says the DUndak PATRIOT that the
ME engaged both this and the adjoining
counties furnishing themselves with for sell defence
nd sab f booy e and or @ sy
other quarter They consider in the FIST place that 1t Is their
right possess arms, and next that it their duty to have
them ready and accordingly they preparing for the worst
Rides and muskets we are informed are 70 be found IN both
pom the hands OF an lshman-the pke-ls being manu-
onet are in great requstion Certain IS that smiths IN
all quarters working double time and the anvl and sedge
b beo IN the ea9 p as be-
There conceang the fact that the people are cooy and
quietly preparing to resist attacks on their rights TO
where will, and hardly anything spoken but the caim
reseIute movement, in which they are eng aged.
earnest and ready when the time arrives to face dan
Their country Such the feeling among the rural population
They certain of success They contrast their present So
the people easy their opponents They as
ser that Irsmen will never again commit such mistakes as
will result their total destruction or the establishment OF
he we sae learned the are
curing arms, and that each trade will organize ITSELF For
themselves distinct body and also the masons talors
carpenters &c. When thus ofganszed they STATE tat odd that the
men-intelligen bold and tr-and fit engage similar
number Of the best disciplined troops !, ~.
They farther declare that this organization can be easily
effected almost all the trades in each town Ireland have
clubs societies and that each society considerable
could and equip army OF 800 o0 men IN one month
Ds an be We believe they are determined so to
act. They would be brave galsnt and noble
that would conduer or be cut to pieces The trades
of Ireland Intelligent as any IN the world ana
Intelligent men, armed and battling tor their native land
against alien Government, would be myincible Look
Lord Clarendon to pause their obstinate of
sion ere be too late and Yield as IN the ena ney hs. 10
people say, Be cautiouscommit no outrage-beware oil
spies-and bide your time!
THE PIKE Trade DyBLIN-urged by curiosity re-
TTyland who exhibits sign board, " Pike maker to the
Castle " and confess rather surprised TO ind that the
open and updssuised the national were
far from being exaggerated. At the moment happened to
individuals awaiting their turn TO be supplied. Having eX
ds' o @a M Rad ho was bus
poyed as dookeeper to prevent too great pressure OF
customers task which she fulfilled with as much fidelity
way for and grafied inclination by showing me
several samples OF these truly formidable Instruments OF de
structon 1t appears that the original mode OF constructing
pixies that is, with small Ratchet side and crook
the other, has been suspended and the modern one
simply spear something like the sergeants haberts some
years the British but much longehe
blade being about eighteen inches in length Mrs Hyiand
about sixteen at work in this peculiar branch OF Irish
industry and that each able ont from six to
pixies weekly circulated by this factory alone Correspond
Of Morning Chronicle.
Northern and Western Markets.
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