The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14

they would TO 70 hear Of tnht Savior who
came to seek and save the lost. Hestat-
"a that not less than 20,70J persons.
chiefly 'ifonghs,1 costermongeTs. and
others who never visited q house Of pray.
Etf. had met ii these places on a single
Sabbath. and listened with the most All.
nest attention 10 the words of everlasting
IliFc. Ia addressing the officers Of govern
inetlt, he told them that what tie people
wanted was not patronage, but sympathy
aud il the rulers would show that tympa.
THY, especially in us highest aud most
solemn form. The people might BE iei ike
.alanlb ii their hands. VI. u. d:
This earnest speech, Quo III the most Fe.
maFkable ever delivered i'll that ASSEMBLY,.
was listened tG.witIl profoard at,eisioa.sasi
was followed hy others, among whom.
we're. the Bishops 0f LlanaasE and L ioatlon.
tie former Of whom said, ii called NElot, tu
tlioosc between seeing thousands periSlltar
|forthe luck of spiritual food anf preaching
.iathsatrcs, he should not hesttate as tile
alternative but should reineipbcr iis So.
Yiours command To 10 iato The highways
and hedges. The request Gf Earl
Granville, Lord DlngaDn0n withdrew
Ills motion. Tho discussion brought many
valuable facts as to tlie spiritual desttti.
tuition prevailing among II large portion
uf tie population af the enll;taL Of the
BfiNshtsmpire a II Messenger.
TitE faIsii ifEciRA ron. ] 500
We learn Upon Inquiry ofr tho, aetlag
Secretary of thC CuuiiHlssi o0ers of ERif
Egratioa at Castle GardEn, TINT ethe irish
emigration this year 10 America III cdttii,
Epared with that off tile two or Three IRE.
eetling years wilt be very targe. HI From
1 Tie Biruhy Efris, county Mayo. hi Ire
iinti, ii Is estimated tlat of d population
Of aItoat 20, O0o ihhabitants, nearly aEl
Evil enfgrate to this country Tie. dis.
tress is great throughout Ireland ,.alitl I'LL
who can procure the means will unloubt.
Eeily leave . 4, VIII ..,.. II
This aecorrls with ntiffcs received
through other sources, and Tho large ia.
migration at he port Of New York at the
present time tends 20 snbstantiQte these
views. tSot5ltss than TWEEN Weight ships,
Having On boafd 8 500 passeag arrived
here during the list week, mostly from
/ LtStfpo ol*or.ffonl German ports Tie
applieatioiis for passage hy the GALWAY
steamers Il represented t6exceed the ca.
fpacity 81 the ships TO eonyey@ them. BY
the Irish newspapers this new movement
is generally attributed 10 q very pre-
Yalent apprehension OF short crops. The
Sligo e Chronicle, FOR example, SAYS ttftlllc
severity Of the winter md sprilig, and the
enormous price 10 which hRy and other
FproFesder ard provisions liitye Ia Goose
Eliueice riseii, are no doubt the causes of the
Epanic which has spread among the pea
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And the Mayo C'oastifati oat, reniarking
I to tie same effect, says: IA large ntlmlrr
are suffering from the local failure eli the
potato CROP be destruction Of the grain
Fctops the severity Of the wiuter--tte
loss Of e@ttto.eatd the absence of means
% i,afehas I, i9oi So msea So thai
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