New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
IRELAND.


Ia. reports of ie-t,a'ou and dcath, from tne west
er. co..fe-. .re most appealing Ihe following A'fH.
i.... - ..rr oi tiie district De- -TtA hy cores
p.nH.nt of the DH5tH EreriHg Pos.
"0u.esf. Apr. -i-snoe ia., harvest rc condition ~
a oiIlf or rai- hour fire whole extent NJ these col-
totia'srr. Nilvo rli 81 -oha- altered most materially
Then. fe inhabitants bad more or .e-- le means of sup
.orur c. either from iae produce ~ t4e urnq crop,
r. c. t-- sowu O.. an Unprecedented extent iesf yeaIor
pr-ntrd To- feinan ln IirL hila- NoN A.l y '4ai.
All af fe landlord. either l mercy would uOf or n Terror
i-e lo'. tle poora" collectors ana iAeT armed troops
~Aua H. lor AL t- the sad mortality among he poor
nni "It utiifl uli oa.f grow, Ny'A pr Nl-- l...''
vn- r suut.s and waste; s there effort made
90 attempt their cultivation ~ Tor C0lnemara. e silence
= deco a'on prevails there IRON GiVay ~ lIg.' 1
from klcry. tn hkersu Bay the cal knees no e -aoN
VINO sili survive mere can haIdIy pr -a-n l'
mate they. haggard and ehasty one j. ieI . i
voluntary horror % Due own sltce--ihe h'ial A,el.
sfncftr -inlders az spectacle 10 llAoir aiiI Oh.
' lu One district. ou oi population % more lti ".
Hndr,. ifnIr-, oui year snce' only 'e' r'r,l ae Nv
0 Hr Pounds even oi Lnc-f ile inmates (" e.'e- D'
- up dying of fever. 50 rapid was tne prosre',
of depopuianon. Chat lt may BE afrme1 WIN .e u.l'-
on oi ,le barours of MoyrIcu. BarnallcA. Ross ana
E.I- GALWAY and MAYO counties. uuN swept away
Hr death forever lei even here rates oi o. itf'
succeeded ty second le7e- varying l amount from r. n
Is. oi n lhe pound in Bamrobe Union upward % ,''
... .tIlua'. al, Iu The receipt ~ outdoor relief
Nr Vs. Wan one OF the Practical Instructor sent oul
ly zinc Agricultural society. writing from Chiden Con
icuar the 9Th inst says have been engaged LOT
aud tlc Hafway -h0nse The people are everywhere m
despair and the country presents one unvaryng scene OF
.I o,ear reasoned Win Them a. vel n could but
what could do with poor creatures u The kind, who have
nothing IN The word to exist upon They have nothing 20
support them, nor 3D. '0vdei for The future.
Drsrrrur1oN- Deafb--Tho most awful dcsututon
prevails In and about Chidcn ami many deaths have
taken place from want Of food One Of the irlghtfu
act. 20 which man may be driven by hunger and dis
appointment occurred iu Connemara q few days since
r appears that Of the applicants for food a. relieving Of
f-o- depot 10 that district many hungry poor creatures
had 20 depart without receiving any assistance, Whle
some few did 4 poor boy who had received about o.
of meal while ON his way home was joined hy one
0f the men who had been Disappointed IN his hope OF
receiving food for his starving family and be- muir
darcd tie unfortunate boy n order to possess himself
~ the stone of meal An inquest was hcld and yer
dict returned accordingly Pcstilcncc j. making dread
ll havoc in this poor neglected district IN one VIE
laee where there were hundred and forty ul-
lalitaufs only three survive is coercion BIZ
the ouly remedy O. vigilant or wise Government can
provide for such of want aud misery 30 echoes
100 English Parliament lIuam Herald
HoKRiBLE STATE or THE PooRHoU5E II TIE ScRfFF
TNION-Bctwccn Scsrh and Ioomgrauy there are
eight wOrkhouses which mi -ht be- better designated
slaughter hOuscs. They are Crammcd 70 suhocauOu-
four in fever III one bed The healthy man j. com
PEELED 20 sleep with the fever patient and the beds are
literally heaps of manure. There Il scarcely any atten
dance. The doctor says he has no me cinc Inc net
ol nurse tenders are only paid IT, per day without ioOd
and how they be expected 20 Doe cihcicnt ln one
of these houses there cightytwO 10 ievcr-siNiy
Tour ina anohcr-and IN two others one hundred and
thirty IN one of them. the Rev. Nr MQuadc, PIP.
from whom have learned these horrible facts found
apuirclyng corpse wing unwashed on the hoorwhere
70 had been for several hours. and n the same room
si'h tho patients To- these stughicr-hou-c-, unfly
died ia The three day previous 10 Mr. MQwdes fl-t
last wcck--o that ton per day the average mortality
Even during the cholera the poor people were n'i'h
ed badly this. Yer lat - the fact Wy tnHi n
THAT union tn" rie payers are p"1ns o.. l. Do iue
pound! such i- the state of misery OF tu- di-trc.
Limerick Reporter
In Dark Island too has the work Of determination
been carried or number Of poor families were
c,icrd and their cabins RACED Mr. Lloyd the landlord
BIAS attempted 90 throw the blame Oh h7 Oa' Browne
but 10 viii not do.
AZ Kudy-art in the County of Limerick the SURVIVORS
cannot procure collins for the dead
EyIcrroNs-L israore The Rev. Dr. Forsarty, in nc
lmowlcd-ins the receipt Of subscriptions through
Rev W j. Shechm, OF - Chads, Manchester, observes
No language of mine can convey 10 you an adequate
ila of the excessive wants of my poor people Their
priyations are really awful Deaths occur daily from
starvation n every quarter OF my parish No ln on OUT
door relief sufficient 10 arrest the fearful progress ol
The calamity Beside have certain landlords in my
parish who are utterly regardless Of the dcpoIauc con
dtion of their Vanishing tenants. Iney nave ''ti'd
their cabins and cvictcd them from hands which they
had reclaimed and cultivated for several years, ana az
thc end received consideration after years of tou and
labor Numbers of those poor creatures WHO were thus
cruelty cNcrmnatcd now living in huts erected hy
them the road side the victims oi famine ana o lever
Hundreds of them have persisted boz these parishes during
fhc last t,O years The mou-trous conduct of the land
lord. here aud n every other locality throughout the
country has considerably added to the extreme mass OF
human misery. lNheflora 1hIolAce'
NoRE EyIcToNs.-A correspondent Of the Cork r.
amiaer states that Mr. Longhcd Of Castcmony has eject
ed B families within the lastcw months from his estatc
between Cloync and Balycotton. The houses are
leyclcd and the lands remain uncutvatcd. There is
famine in the land What wonder
The Galrag Mercury says that in Clare many deaths
are taking place from starvation. Bodies remain un-
nna|.H aa..
hau.tcd with applications 10 bury these victim Of Eng
I E-h mi.riilc