The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-15
ACTION OF rIE CORPORATION or PULLMAN Eff
FORT TO SAVE TEE PEOPLE FROM DEATH BY Ex-

ECuTivE NEGLECT.
ifrom The Dublin Freeman Nov. 26l
Inc corporation meets to-day, lole effective inca
sures g call the attention Of the government 70 tho
aelaple condition q the country a, he present ISIS
y as g'asl, g .peI 81 nc dAy 5Hc t.~,
so11@lah = n.oSln 2 ,'e,Io -g,,,s liz q.,cnf md
a., :" f"a "a' he ss s.' ii IN M oae VA ~.
tro deab b he cMsr Tho mum, 'oaliy q eGo'
spe'h win authority as wei rs with inn " n,s,rn,,ea,
nJ,'3,o,, ~ We nave no dobt tttht the ID ,naar
MI iisteh 70 my prudent questions tia may \,
ny tie Lord Mayor and ci,2ens Of Dublin, either = %
he condition o! the people as to the duties q the gov
| from the london Herald, Nov o71
meeting Of tho Corporation q Dublin was he'd on
4ussfay and was occupied With consideration Of Tho
st>o 81 me country. The greatest uAann.ty prevailed
amoS the members on Tie necessity Of taxing nea
sures " cali attention promptly the condition Of tie
poorer districts which arc threatened with want.
Conservative and liberal (sass The y ccma.s io'aadD
al with accord sgreed that distress was imminent,
ana that The government should DO applied TO 70 take &C
ton IN time
ExEGrroHs oS THE LANDLORDS IN THE wTsr
Dublin (Nov 2s) CORES 'ondonce ct the london post
Actlys axer!ons grc being made 20 avert lie dsas-
troGF consequences which might from the scarcity
Of fuel N Tho West The Marquis sligo has set
ample q munilccncc, which as been worihily Initiated
hy Lord CanmorIs, Sir Robert Lynch Blosse Colonel
Knox, Mr. Nalentine OConnor Bake, MAJOR G. Lynch and
oilers who have allowed their plantations to lie thnned
for tho purpose Of supplying the wants OF their enantry
AZ parties Without religion Or poltta distn,ton ap
pear ready I, cooperate in this charitable work.
TEE prARTH OF ruEL AND SEVERE WINTER.
From the Dlbhn Eycning Post, Nov, 20
The evil to be provided against not only distress from
nsutciency OF food, in dine. ont dist. cts nut also FROM
the asn Of fuel During the last haf century there was
but ono fuel famine IN Ireland and that calamity
rcd IN 1877, eier very WEI summer along with great
dearth Of food Tho country hid been afflicted with
famine, from scarcity aud dcaress OF provisions Ia l3l7
ls22 1921 and 1889; the o'racod an desoAtng famine
resulting from tie potato blight commenced in
1916 Bat tho unfortunate popularity Of tue
present season IL the amcstentira loss Of tho
usual supply Of turf from the wetness I'll
the summer and the sutGmu. It viii he work roqnr
inc no small amount Of eSetion, independently of the
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distance q the habatons o. the voor people from ports
character Of country IN districts requiring relief.
ATrEAL TO TIE GOVERNMENT In BEHALF or the
PEOPLE,.
lnubl!n (Nov 2al csrfcsp uionco Of London Timeal
Nj. W. r. Naey Fitzge ald, an extensive landowner IN
q o3Ltlos Of Kerry and Glaze who has stake IN ITO
destitute ricts 'onnapght, has sdifo sed letter 70
tho Chief Sacrctry the extent OF tho distress and tho
best mode q relieving H. The destruction Of the potato
crop he thinks, Is not more lian oneh half But ho says
that To extending rN the greatest must be taken
n TO detnoial2e the people Us pubic WORKS, CRUST
the springs Of industry ~ excessive taxation VITA re-
gard 10 fuel the people have CRATES, ead therefore
Their Replaces are not at all adapted for GOALS be sog
gsts mat charcoal burners, Ike tqss used IN france,
nlht 10 supplied to Ia n with great advantage,
SIR ROBERT PEEL 5 RECEPTION or FATHER DALI
IN GLASGOW.
From the Dublin EXpreas, Nov. %.
Al relief iacals4e in Galway Father tyly eaid he
at the terminus de rnway wh4n Sir Robert
rived, and that seyerni of the Town Council also
there tat In presence u Sir Heury Hro"arsg and in
hearing Of County ns poetor Jackson aud sab pecor
Cue lie asked Sir Rober, peeiCa Father lay render
my assistance 10 Sir Robert leelf7 Answ,r-oN No.
tWi Sir Robert remain il Galway end receive depuia
tioa from The peop.eP Ms"el-''No; leave al TX ia
the morning." THE only that he could 81.
'No," ard he would not speak OF the iauner n which
That moncsylobe was spoken II the L..lqtss weGld
make the aIcadc hong ate, and make situation for
gfo.s Injustice cone 10 tls locality un throw the
respoGs bhy on the party vino furnished the informl
ton aud say honestly II am sorry should have done
such aang, and pr q inei as truth dat wAeh not
truth, which Sir Robo Peel knew to be not rae, winch
Sir II nry Rrownrs knows 10 be not true, which County
Inspector jackson and sub Inspector Cullen prove
be untr @, and which hand eos ~ those who the
platform prove to be not true then he tiaer Dly
wogid have tho greatest satisfaction ia giving the Lly
f.lrcSS abaclat!oa. (Appause ana aueLter)