The New York herald., 1863-11-17
The Irish Exodus.
TRADE OF THE GALWAY STEAMSHIPS TO ANERICA-
RSGLANDs LOSS IN THE rRIsR ExiLEs.
A.. L 49, IL.

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On Monday night there steamed into Galway Bay very
large ship with some goods board about three hun.
dred s.eerage passengers and select party in the cabin
Under the protection Of the Isles OF Aran, thirty miles
OF, and favored by wind and tide the shiI steamed up
70 an anchorage ON the safe side Of small island
which stand lighthouse and battery aud thence by
means Of steam tender, communicated with tho port
Of Galway. No doubt the whole town was roussd
from sleep to welcome the stranger -Four hundred
new passengers, with their boxes and belong
ings, were carried on board by the ndea.
tigacle tender. Las. Of all, amid universal excite.
cheer al the smallest provoca,on of Bianconi's
coaches drove down. loaded inside and out with large
white SACKS OF letters. The policemen formed line on
the quays already barrcaded 10 keep off the and
stockngless natives the mail sacks were put on board
the tender and thence IN quarter Of an hour put
board the Adriatc, which at hafpast two Tuesday
afternoon steamed down the bay her acroes the
Atlantic Besides the 400 steerage passengers and the
twenty three sacks OF letters she took Galway two
puncheons o whiskey and the latest eIegrams As 10 the
puucheous, no doubt they are very pleasant eompasno
de rovoCe.
-ss But putting out of the question that dcso.
late waste OF waters that strange old medieval city s
s stranger suburbs the twenty three sacks letters
the twenty eight CABIN passengers the latest kilograms
andhe two puncheons " whskey, out and out beyond
all comparison the most important article at departure
FROM Gdi'cdy Bay mUs the hundred eerdge pdssen.
gsys They were robust, healthy, young people. yeyy
few of them married what people used TO call the
and bone" OF ccuntry. Though "a Magistrate" In his
statistics set down 70 the national loee the few pounds
the pockets these poor people, inclined sus
rect that most of them have beep enabled 10 emgratc
that every one q them will assist others in ike
fashion. There feei.nq so un,pcvsaI
so dseT-,eated, so PREVAILING csnsld.rati ots
usually suppoed 70 BE- al porsrfsi os haf Witch Aas
TUNED ne face cf r>ry jr,sA mas ssoman ard cNitd To-
words Ameiteo. There Is not who viii not 30 IL he
can. They are only wang fortune, their turn In
the lst' Of sOme now American relative, be 10 first.
nth, tenth, or twentieth IN that list Ihs 10 fact
which ovsrrdes every other irsh queetop The current
In every town and village, every street, every family
sery troa, has set in and tits beyond the power OF
governments, OF laws, Of priests, Of politicians TO do
more than ust lash and disturb the great tide Of
grafton. 7ae federal o5r,rnr>nt ,cit hdN and
hde tkm IL will oner any terms, even greater than
those IL now ofers but men 10 must have
whether directly for the war, for tho gap
II leaves In oil the branches of labor. But there
" scarcely cottage in the west OF ireland
where the promise OF the family the elder and
daugtersther voices and their features stll fresh
memory young and old gather round the turf resre
In srme Western state sending home their hearts
tcs wishes the " the circle The passage
the New World, once formidable, has long been
divested ~ any speculative quality imaginative hue
Il not than voyage TO Liverpool or London ~.
deed H,idnd u nun Amer,cca, d~i A,r r,cd much
more nth thna EppI ~ ycopis ar, opt n n.sivc Tho
great raorry Of the white popnlstion OF the tinted
States " Irish descent u W. the irish which
has long governed the politics OF the linton. like
flowing TO like and Kin % kin, with irresistible
affinity While writer's at homc angrfy debating
what Is 10 be done with the Irsb they settling
the question for themselves by universal departure
But this throws new aud singular light the Allan
tic Royal Mail ocmpssy II the British government SAID