The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25
FROM IRELAND.
By TIE STEIMER VTCERoY
migrating PartIenIars,

YORK from Galway on the 10Th INST. we have be-
fore noticed, brought Dublin and Galway papers
10 the LIST of June, the dale of her departure.
The news of the state of the count is far from
encouraging. The western coast of Ireland is in
very deplorable condition. Between rack rents,
poor rates, and other enormous taxation, the very
blood and vitals are pressed out of the people, 1t
seems 1t is necessary to collect the poor rates by the
aid Of her Majesiy's war steamers In reference to
the collection of the rates in The Isles of Arran off
Galway, the Vindicator, under date of June Ist,
observes:
Poor RATES OF IRELAND.-Mr. KEENAN,, the
Stpendiafy Magistrate, accompanied by Sub In
spector Cotfey and large police force, hrs been
for some time located in the North Island of Arran
for the purpose of collecting the poor lales The
Lhclier, war steamer, which had been in attendance
on MS worship TO Cooperate with him in e Of
emergency, had been called off to Black Sod Bay.
This circumstance rendered it difficult to carry out
the contemplated plan of OF grafton, the islanders
had serious objections to pay any rates at a, and
accordingly begged leave TO decline the attentions
of Mr.. Cross and the officials Who had been sent TO
act with him; and Mr.. Herman, being deprived of
the facility OF Transporting troops from Galway to
aid the constabuary, who were not capable of con-
fronting the opposition offered by the hardy island
ers Of brown hair and elastic step, WIS forced TO
lie on his and look calmly VI on the embarka-
ton Of cattle, which hourly took place before his
eyes, for the fair al G. way.
EMIGRATIoN FROM IRELAND.--A correspondent
writing from Waterford, in reference to emigration
from Ireland, says:
Two first class steamers leave weekly, each car
rying some hundreds of ople every trip, and those
not consisting of such specimens of our pessantry
as was accustomed to toiling their way through
the streets of Manchester on the approach of har-
vest time, and from whom John Bull, fear too
often forms his notion OF the Irish. Instead of these
poor creatures, hall CARRIED in grey reize rags, you
fsnf IL.
perior-tall, well formed and Athletic, comfortably
clad, chiefly in dark blue the women, to- gener-
ally we'll dressed and weil-.ooking, and all with a
to cradle quantity Of luggage, many, il is said
with considerable sums OF money. They are prin-
cipally from T.pperary, Kings county, Wexford,
Waterford, and Kilkenny
THR EXCITEMENT IN GALWAY ABOUT THE
VlcERoY.-The sailing of the Viceroy, from Gal
way, was quite event in that old, Spanish. built
city, on the western coast Of Ireland.
In reference to her departure from Dublin to her
port of debarkation, we have the following from
the Dublin Evening Post:
The Viceroy steamer Hoated on Monday in Hal
pins Roadway, North.wall, dressed in all her col.
ors-the stars aud STRIP on the foremost the union
Jack at her sern-ready for her voyage 10 Galway,
at O'Clock p. n. She had her full cargo of Goals
on board, and her rats Of sailing will be tested on
The coasting trip 10 this great western port, which
bids fairly 10 open up such advantages 10 Ireland.
She was TWO days, less by two hours, in making
The trip from Dublin 10 Galway, having arrived
there on Wednesday evening, at O'Clock, The
indicator Of the 29th of May has the following
SNDIcAToR OFFICE, May 2}-1P.M.
Al an early hour this moaing, the qnays anxouy
val of the Xiceroy; The es in port were dreed in ali
snd Ia Re per 81 s H Ne SsGHa
SecS qbf % @ G S The 1Rgaeh p the con
Of Galway and stirring, the svera fishing boats
OF Obadiah pre- ered imposing sight, with their flow
dressed in their Sunday clothes waiting to convey visit
81 s T,G t Appeared II Their happy faces while
on ne qnays to welcome the crew and passengers of the
Three OCockThe ponderous funnel of the Vceroy has
lust appeared within Aan Sound and has been teegaphed
are in attendance her. and every and precapon
about O'Clock
In the same paper of the LIST of June, we find
The subjoined, from which some idea may be formed
of the enthusiasm Of the Galwaygiaps, in refer
ence TO this new era in their history:
Shortly after seven O'Clock Wednesday the Viceroy
swung round at her moorngs in the Galway roads This
evee having remained two hours unde the south aDd Of
n be ses q Sss 70 R 6odod By
e6of al lie ro1dsead little inside he point Of Mutton
Island Ths r9 perceive the yioeroy. far out 70 the off
though gnaided BY gas, caught the frgt glimpse Other
ridge. The Town in The grea poibe excitement Joy
beame on every couhteaance pride flashed every eye and
hope throbbed nigh in every near as the Vieeroy with the
glorious star and s. p proudly floating from her main mast,
steefed down our bay, and
&C. Walked the waters like q thing of ife'
The band of Ie 81 Buff was in attendance at the Coast
guard station F7h and welcomed her in to the tune of
e OF cannon on the qnay gave her more than royal greet
g ne oee; 2. re Eiceoy returned me salute, and ap.
them by the old - Cities Of the Tribes
and pscatoIy school presented most imposing appearance
being beautifully decorated with variety Of bsuns besug
been The Of attraction for visitors from town
ana surrounding dsrc 10 whom every facility for inspect
ing TINS Odlng afforded by CAPTAIN Ewing
the officers under his Command
among all clas ardng the trip. Just if the fate the
Use Of ireland altogether depended on its success There
ao considerable jealousy in many quar.e reference
the start which Galway has taken of other Irish ports We
packet running from every suitable port in Ireland Instead
Of single yee making so ary tip, we ought have
Ofh industry safety 10 e. every a5C on globe
There is still more from the indicator of the
rejoicings at this event;
On ThuEday. Capt. Ewing, commander of the Viceroy
Mr. Taylor the agent, Mr. Da1gan, Mr. He@uns, G. e.
anu large number Of gentlemen were Hospitality enter
On Friday, the county Galway Club entertained the Off
Mr. Ennis Rar@an Of Midland Gesf western Rs%as
and some Of the directors, who arrived here TO witness the de-
Al o'clock, Yesterday, sumptous decuaer, comprising
an the decaees Of the eas9n, served up the quarter
neghborhood invited The vessel was decorated in e
tendance eayen the scene with their soaIsting music
During the Tune the yceroy lay at roads she visited
hocked to see her in great numbers
In honor OF the Nceroys arrival in the bay of Galway the
town was brilliantly illuminated last night. There was
regular turn out Of the inhabitants the OCCASION who
daily took part in the rejOn;ngs
GThe fireworks got up by truly national aud patriotic
townsnen, the Alcs oghsgan were also on scale Of
pendOr and magntcenca that WOnd do credit 10 the finest
display at the Portobeio Gardens. The rockets roe to an
Immense height, and produced the pleasing effect The
persons who board the the time their
being sent up, have informed that the display grand
in the extreme deserted from the bay.
From the Dublin Nation Juue1
The Murder of Smith u'Brien.
Ii there be tenderness in the women, and rage
in the men, left in ireland, there is news to-day to
flood the land with tears; to fill the air with curses
They are killing Smith o Briea by slow murder,