New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23


which compelled bis ahsence. Mr.. r. OGormap
stated that constant correspondence with friends 10
Ireland had dis osed to Tin for some months past
ant destituion in tie west and south
OF ireland, which has now reached such Point that
Il has been made subject Of comment by the prese
and II debate in the Honse Of Commons. The aP-
palliDg fact is logger q secret, that in the
parts the country mentioned, the des,itution Is a.
this moment as great as it WAS in 1867. The wet
weather of last Summer prevented the people from
gathering the peat Turf their only fuel, and At the
same time rotted the potatoes, NO that they are left
without either food or fuel Tie approaching
months of June July, and Augnst ore always the
hardest Of the year with the Irish peasantry. Mr..
Gor,nan also stated lew Of The facts brought for
ward III the recent de aies Of the House OF Commons
by Mr. MaSuire, such the reported 30 deaths from
starvation, decrease o. ell 900 600 sterling in the
value OF tie wheat crop from that Of last year. the
destruction OF the potatoes, &c. Judge DAILY made
d few brief remarks on tGe magnitude Of the claim
presented-aid for starving paion, and expressing
bis conviction that the call for relief would be iber-
ally complied with by Iri-tm and others this
side Of the ocean. On motion OF Mr. John 4. Devln,
power was nven 10 the Chairman " appoint an tx.
ecu.ive Committee OF II to devise measures Of relief
Mr. Joseph Stuart was elected Treasurer OF the fund
To be collected
Steps are Ueiug taken for public meeting in b.
| half vi tie movement.
SALE OF Arms AND ANAUsIrIos.-By direction
Of United States Marshal Murray, portion Of the
cargo Of the prize schooner Stephen Hart was sold
at auction yesterday, at tho Brooklyn Navy-Ysrd.
The number of buyers was small and the competi-
ton limited; consequently the goods realized much
smaller prices than they bud been appraised o. ~
Supervisor Blunt. Mr. Simeon Draper conducted
the sale, and stated that the conditions would be
that the purchasers should take their chances as TO
the state of the goods whethr damaged or not:
TIE first lot consisted Of ten cases Of British rineo
mushets with la, onets, pattern Of lcol. A. Jewits
bought 300 at 50 Is each, and the balance 22iO were
knocked down to Folk Bros. at - each. The same
firm purchased 200 British smootbore muskets with
syobets at 81 81 EACH 32o Brunswick rifles with ga
Der bayoneis at 50 each ocsS.lry ,ao e;o wer
gray army blankets were sold at 81 40 and VI ~
each; four of Capt. Blakeleys steel rhed cannon
were purchased by S. ID. Roberts at w each,
and quantity Of SHELLS for the same ~ - ceusS
each. Severn thousand cartridges sold for - ~
per case, and 81 So per thousand. Eight bales o.
gray army cloth, containing lao yards, we're 500
~ A. T. Stewart at 81 32i per yard 81 bales wers
divided aud sold in quantities 10 sait purchasers a.
at 81 Is and 81 05 per yard Several lots OF Conled-
crate buttons sold at fair prces. the amount real
lied by the sale is estimated at about $40, COO.
| Cu.p1TrysAyp CoRREcrIoss.-The semi-nonthly
se,u, Board wa, held Yesterday afternoon Prsden.
Ian. En- tbs Ct sr Tire report of he Committee Of the
WLo. that the 9th TO the I'D ns'snt osi Ssg
R.clwsp, I.nd oa were sle. and females 800
committed for tho hfst the sd 10 Tor ns one
showing the expenses Of the, institution for the
four months ending April 80 *iaa2 g. Last yss,
me eof f1 Of n. Baker en- I.ctWs. Island
70, the same Ieoa TO be , h. sd smo"s.ea
20 3l3 ~ which include. 2oJ req, for yard a. IweHy
ban a snd b. s.S Io
ssd i ., is.a a"s on ss .ea Ba
wells lsand aud 10 Tie state Prisoa.
DISPOSITION OF THE SrADT-THEATER Cas-
Yesterday yard smran the proprietor OF the Staos
csrze II viorg the Coz c.SalooD Law by selling sses-
he ;: sss1 oss Court
ard Dismissed the ground that the evidence was
drank IN The public bAoou ard that there an entrsrce
rom the public street said baoOn aud thai there wa:
lager beer drank fur h.o in the sudton1m or lobby OF
The In he q the shefneon saP hrpnsdy
Commissioners Acton sud bers'n wsi % ap9n %
bs,-r preni .nd fully eoiari5ed With him n bis decision
in the of i,mmsn ard told him 'ns ..s.n,ss Of
their respect pro-c,on Capt Dsvi, WHO ooeyed ms
also nom he threatened false Imprisonment
SrIcIDE by HssoIsG.--Yeserday, Coroner Wildey
silsaN No &c Carnine street who pu endto his Ne BY
irss. IN workshop ~ the rG OF bis psperhane
,pched cord Which suspended from n. IN one Of tho
around his tLen Upsei tine s'oo ~ish ms
He had drinking 'nsdrsoy for the past year ana mao
.aurntiy thr-a,sotd .efdrcon Deceased was % years
Of age. and leaves vile and several cAiicren.
DIED or SELF-INrLIcTED ISJuRY.-festerdsy
morning VIM. Hates tie young man who ende.vored 70
m suicide bv cutting bis throst in aleon In Sentfo
street we-k died In the City liosla for several usy
past decesed had been insane The Coroner held an nqae
on the body.
/ SERIOUS AccIDEsr.-Yesferday a man whose
name is unknown. eru-ned between the t1sooat n l.
navb.e and he bah and ferry he wes IN
ueji,t. conveyed tie New York Hospital where BIS -
| jury cousdeIed yer, dangerous
Fouyp DEAD rs THE BUsBEs.-About o'clock
the body Of unknown nen was oune
In the BUSH Of One andred aud sin~tlto sxece
and Trnh Deceased sPesed to about 80 yesrs o.
age aud had Nu- aud psnts psck we've. re, ono
mach fel, tas The nUch decompos1o ne hsuP
posed 20 soldier lite Coroner was notlnsa sns
proceeded to hold 81 inquest
| [Adyertsement.I
| THE Doc SHOW At BARNUMs has been
every They remain only to-day aid toneEro"' 'es
MI sc am never half 80 attractive c. low.
(Aivertisemert
| No MAN SHOULD SPEND TINE AND LABOR IN
irving succeed a business for which he has not the requs
L.x WsLLss No. 500 Broadway would place each mao
the risht place
fAdve.tisersntl
| SUMMER REsORT.-Beautitul scenery, noun.
tain air 30 Of fotes psk free from dust and other
suuoyancss tst class hotel accommodations heune
FI Water Cure Northampton Mass Prices censstdot vj6
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