The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

zmS i'm San Francisco, April TO- Mr. A. zhn,
alive Of Hesse .Cassel, Gees, aged Al years and IL
ays.
The Present Irish Exodus.
From the London Post, May l0l
Thirteen years have elapsed since the great rsb
famine; and important though the consequences have
teen Of that drest OF all modern calsmee We have not
by any yet Witnessed Ill the changes that s
destined bring about liz FIRST lis moet pediee ana
lis most appalling rcsut enormous ou1naticn Of
ahy two millions as COMPARED with hat Of the previous
ten years. Instead Of ezhtbutng STEADY ScTease, az ery
other qdarter of tie Uiied Kinedoa DID, the ss:r sLand
such calamity had ever before happened 70 any civil
izad community The annals OF the Western World,
Even in the dark catalogue Of lrsh misery and ms-
fortune, Inc famine Of ls41 stands pre- emioent.
STRIFE Ire and has hao her insurectons snd her nassa
cIes and has suffered grevous wrongs At the hsuds OF
the victorious party She can count her victims ., po
all these added Up with the mnutes Accuracy for
the last three hundred what proportoa would no
sesreaa!e amount large hough night Dc, oeAr % inc
fright ul visitation Of ls4Is Il would verify believe,
be very insignificant indeed.
We are not however, TO conclude that The difference
between the last and the preceding census reoeesen ~,
exact loss occssioned by the fsmins. That nsys
nss 0eeni Ds ss0 never oss can icons Ssp
into calculation The natural increase Of the population
s one, and the enormous amount Of sergrason, which
immediate consequence OF the famine s smother
That emigration, etrsnee 20 ssy, still continues At-
et sdon lear. that the ports the sruA and s. Of
bound for tie Far Wet In nineteen cases out OF ,xenty
they following relatives and friends Who have sfesdy
dled 70 strong Is among tse pcassnsry Of Ireland wra
ever may be their faults want Of family affection car
has been RENTED 70 Ireland from the United rtss from
Canada, and from Aust ala, during the last oozen
yearr, II 10 impossible to ascertain. The returns which
have been furnished 10 the Emigration omnssIanera
upon the subject necessaIily imperfect But
they show results which are hardly credible and i NO.
Mo Ireland sent mainly with the cbsc. o. enabling the
feerds and relatives Ct those no send II 10 leave the
mat otriluk ne eoniinuaacn Of Ae eniorali0n ocsen
so long, indeed, ~ so strong an nducenen exists,
can barely expect to fall on and any interfersnoe Ia
the matter IL, OF course out OF the question. 10 all Ap
rssfsrce the movueot is likely to continue until IN
creased demand 70 labor in Ireland operates - 4
stronger induce ens Tor the peasAntry 70 stay ct homo.
The next for Ireland will, taking eli these cir
cumsarccs into account be looked for with peculiar In
TO VIII would call attention Of the pubic. II
viii be 1tereftDg 70 know WHETHER or how Tar, the emf
bss .s.csed The relssvs PROPORTIONS Of Prcssssap
Catholic inhabitants in the sster Island whetef ;hronsI
ss,sr or Syerssh hs last census zen, gives :. n0rms
the qusnuy Of and potatoes farsips vp,ch
are planted in every county in lrelsn3 We have Tho
PIGS But - to tae reiCos denonirstiors Of The
people We have 10 rersbs inforratiou whseyer.
From The London News, May I2l
This Irish emigration Is becoming n sorjons and mar
licking buapeis. II Is perpexhg because thor ~ no
citing at the truth about the condItou ara nrosnc, ~
me emkrsnts and y serious because the lage Of land
Ireland now requires every hrd that can be obtaired
Nothing can be more dina than the accour.s river n,
Esrean nswpapers q the poverty and heplessnsss Of
which ac confirmed by the warnings and ertreaties of
be eahoe priests IN America whe ought TO kDov most
the other hand, Il sppesrs that these slfoass \
m'ersn's are carried over By funds supplied
Ia We are ,eAn man. shI have PRECEDED ther
.wood interest IN cheosirg the pTooss They sympa
. ME the disss' Of hs Lsh priesl ~ho losing
parishes AND ihey see that large proportion Of numi
grants have their religious profession behnd them or
o. The Pgrms,or the Protestant Germaps no are AZ
Iott a. numerous IN the States the Irish lmIdaa,
The contradictions tina, hear, evident si Ireland
o. pIssert offers certain and profitable asls 20
noor iosn the american towns and large proportion OF
-, u eeoey Tie lporesse Of he Iish elssit VII a
cotot iseitae the abolition Of slavery IN The Icns mn.
pat ntatrme there be no doubt ust ,hsss %.
- q more steady certainty Of well pad employ
lfhe rcts could be 20, into the Irsh mind IN
osiosipg labor would no doubt be checked bit siIh ri
tstcni nqrry-n h Affair Of Sentiment srs 10 mid
hey receive entrssties from relatives who ,emems
n, y se.ne o. poverty and mourning, and vii
ouslry' he money comes with the invitation The
.rssS ua snsci,ons Of warm hearted ps0pe ara
and threats from tlelr pf.ss,, and The on =, sa
Wages Iron their nsighbcrA
L1okrs some way forward, We can zee what m :,
happen. rhere nus. be an inhux Of FrsIsb ND sar
ucn, either from Continental countries or bsor f",.
rcs such natural wealth that Of ireland pSv ~ ri
erovso and undersocS wil be s log nes,sc.sd.
hs, direction. Hsecns pity 70 20 70 he ora ., -
Austdh, when good living Is a. comnscd - y.,,S
sway firm England at tine Wien srr,s,,,,s ssnd
rso sr y. ere creating s'h demands and improved
The Liverpool papers n May II state ,h., m. an
returns o. the emigration from the Merssy. bs,s :. ~
gsras snpe faune rnder the sct' and ssbcyt sn,, ,,
J. eser conptled and present e1paordnsry "a.
pcpelstcn TO which much ATTENTION hs ALL We hso
iecea snd which continues 70 proceed sssh urss,,aa
ne rr,, nsss os''s scarcely Abe 5000
5urlre she past menth iaT cabin and e,es s,ss. my
' ss soa s'a ..,sa IN hips sander is .sv
- TO Ergsnd and les 10 Scotland, wslie lss
1a1isnr o. other countries. In tho prcvcus mo.s,
ar Nss NV seer,ss r.snse sailed frop lhs nsr
. TO shIe "under The scs,n vib n
i.b. so' ss. ss,ss PA,,s,sen (7ts saul)-as, En-,
hort sbips conveyed cabin and as sasrsss n.s.ss
ers 10 South America four shps ono unas, a., ~ssn.
= =, , ,s.es ~ cabin and seersse passengers 10
esuni 10 ne West Indics 10 cabin pas.ensers II
AIRED out ~ The royal mail steamship Armsns.n
\. ne !" wa csosr clear that present.
sey lowing and likely 10 increase '~Ho' y ns-
msn eosnsy psrsrs al draw very gloomy t,,e
ey no means Tie worst anrcpslon indulsea
y Is s,i,,. ess n IN Ireland We have had. bitter
~ every Agricultural operation Il Tar pehnj a. ~,
e oJIe on rapidly for want Of food the urosns,
V PEOPLE are ayns m shoals rom he country
Arrivals apd Departure.