New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
IRELAND.
English Immigrants % Ireinnd.

Avri,c~ uidertle signature 1r rlirir ans. has
sdores SEQ the following Interesting COMMUNICATION
To Tue Lon1ln T.ucs-
rort called for by the House oi LOr1s out of tAe many
EIgil-h ord Scotch Iur sa>er, pt lana .n he tI.,
under tie ErcHmtered k,fa'eS b'li. Only one lil
become q resident. mat BENG Nv case. presume
ana o a. one, and feel called upon. - duly 20 m'
coUrfIvmen aid tO The ian1 of NY a4opiinn, - give
pubheity 90 mv experience. feeling CERTAIN tnt-
should any follow my example ana a-F-lc o1'h VII
e simple statement of flc.s Is alaays most con-
ynciIr. Driven from the army. IN "hcn "i'
Eeuf.rant-colcnel by Illness. a4d ser sing healH ot
travelling m Ireland was struck - the d-' AM ita>
OF puI ,hasug under the ELcumUtrrc Estates bl.l.
found property beautifully situated. Oit lh
w~cfched staie Of farming With num7er oi sil. III
tenants [ bought i AZ ten years purchase Nv
first step was to get ud Of the tenants Oh mat portion
0f the land which determined - commence IN
urovlnc and farming. There was half a years rent
due directly after the purchase ilis lorsdFe ihel'
paid Their rates and charges, and bought iheT crops
bv valuation From sucn as wished 10 % - Ailerl-
ca took their stock also byyauaion ana i0I nose
who preferred taxing other farms. ! allowed tleI
cattle 10 remain on ny land unill tieN IolN- o-'.
BV these means cot all he land wanted "tlou,
any trouble. generally receiving me blessings OF
those Who are represented IN England a. ready 20
murder under similar circumstances. some oi ne
smaller tenants stIl occupy their houses, "oIN i'i
me as la5orcrs. and are well conten'C1 piY
eight pence a day, but mOsi az my N"rN D, put
out hy the piece. I AVERAGE seye1ty-hYe men
and 30 women daily the former are empiotei IN
draining making ROADS. knocking down fences. ana
other general improvements the latter in "eelil5'
carving UH. picking stores, 6c. ilcy are u1ieI
the MAJ ageUlcuf oi scotch steward a-i are very
anenat o. but require much looking afier. as 'lty
are inclined 10 be azy. ] purchased the itni ta,'
/ autumn. / put "a my spung corn prncpiLf "ua
+ the spade, and my crops are now loohlug Wei
The lands of tins country are most ieTiIe' ~ I'D
uns OF crops per lrsh acre are to be obtained
by decent farming stones Tor drainage bfirk'
Garth watcr-p0We er for machinery, AMI tufi are on
the land and my produce can compete ,lY Wa'cr-
carnage IN the Iondos market with those 100 niles
off bv ran The rates and charges upon lano. i oli
q few English would come over with capital to cin-
u0v the poor and improve The land ~olil d"hlle
INTO nothing
am lylug m a cottage Withou; lock or o91.
sleeping on the Wouud.hoor without shulter>.
would not venture 20 1--we IN England so hltlc secured
have received the greatest kindness and Hospitality
from all ranks We have nlne or ten nelgA3ors
within visiting distance. have grouse, woodcocS,
snipe and hares upon my property, yachting close
hv Geese and Goldfish are brought 10 me at Is. ea n,
lrge tuTbOt 2S SoeS Id each, fowls Is. couple,
and every thing IN proportion.
Now EnglishmCn. who have capital. with Inicii-
GENT active sons think of land ai 10 wears purchase,
lmprovabe TO an enormous extent. dong good m
your generation, and able TO laugh a. free trade. /
10 not advocate The purchase Of lands without the
intention Of residence and improvement, bul ] an
so confident of the advantage 10 be derived that
/ am intending 10 sake all ! am worth IN the
venture.