The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-09
FoKHIeN NEWS ny THE cAunRIA.

sc Ireland.
In some parts Of this country, the destilution aud
distress are great at any time daring the Iast
threeyeafs. Notwithstanding the exettions of shs
poor lay local board and poor-Iau inspectors. ths
drrdoor PapPers Of the Kilfush Union were oblieed
TO go 10 bed one night without dinner. The mas.
teh btonght the state of the house, as fepastI.
tne want OF provisions for that day. before the
Board when soup and ehoppened tufnips aravvr an
the lands was the only food available. The ontdao
PauPers are-in desperate state, croNdina Tie d.
pots and following the relieving officers bv tIsod
sands to town to get into the Work-house where
admission was impossible
Some OF the most irretrievsbIy encunlbered
estates, and at the same time, most exfensiee in
the south OF ireland, already btotpht under. the
control Of the Court of Chancery or the Eneun,
bersd Estates Bill are those of the Eafls Of Glen
sgap, Mpuntcashel, Kingston, Portarlington. Lime
rick IN Orange circles il is stated thar early IN
the session (which, it is said, viii commence in
the latter end OF January) a motion win be sub
mitted in the House OF Lords fer a select cosnfnit
tee 70 inquire into all the circumstances connected
with the aitay at 'Dollys Bras ythe dismissal OF
Lord Hoden, and ther Orange dr.nnmsntv Mean
time all possible exef,ion made to swell abe list
OF signgfnres TO what iss termod the a National
Address to Lord Reden on the occasion Of bis dis
nisssl BY the -CfovernmeRts ffsm the fnaeistraex
II is boasted thats this document has been signed
BY 30 Peers; considerable number Of members Of
ants and magistrates and numerous body OF
cieEgymen and other PERSONS. -
The sexhIhihens at Conciliatoa Hall .stin con-
Time The receipts one week, as announced by,
Nj: John o,conaell, ampmsed to fl5 l5s.s Ne
gotiations for Union with the .as Irish Alliance
the new association that has sprung into existence
Pom the ruins Of . Young freland" are still going
ON but no great confidence is felt about the pro-
,jected anaigahon - :
The following extract Of letter from Mr.; Smith
o'Breu, one Of the IRISH exiles, ia from the Dnbin
| Freemahis Journals
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enclose you an extract from letter received To-
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deadg expeTeueed, which may hesafie be In store for
atiaeheht 70 Ireland nor ssnsaent Of srsuae To-
wants those heRds whO through veal aud woe stood
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The following strange paragraph respecting an
other of the exed patriots on the occasion of his
arriving at the Capeof Good Hope, whittier he had
] been thy. the government from Bermuds, is
from the same paper ;, = 4;
HPriyats lefsers have reached town, which give
some deiaiis.ef the arrival and reception Of John
Mitchell at the Cape Of Good Hope. The exiled :
patriot reached just at the time the good people Of
the Cape were in insurrechon against the Saxon
on the convict question, John Mitchell was one Of
the convcts. and to him it was a boon Of no
ordinary value to be transferred from climate in
furious 70 his health, to in which his daIsaRed
constitution might become renovated The good
people Of the Cape, however, had learned The ies-s
son OF gesistance from their own Mitchels, and
were in full action when ours arrived They re-
fused 10 admit the convicts, but when they
learned that John Mitchell was iR.t the bay, adepa-
taton OF the leaders of the Cape rsbeIs I'VE
beg pardon, heroes, for they sueeeeded--waitsd On
the authorities, and offered to receive Mitchell
heesettler. The authorities, we presume, thouaht
there were Mtches enough there already, and re-
fused to aecede 70 the proposal Of the depnirton,
and John Mitchell is now again at sea, w4ndersr
on the ocean and an exile from his home TIE pc
eullar circumstances Of the were just Of iha&
class to elicit trait Of Mitchers character. -He
but he lett theF harbor with exulant heart; ery-
ing, Bravo, men Of the Cape
Frances
The most important news contained IA the aer
counts from Paris Is The fact that government have
deierninedfo abolish the system Of passports. IhiT