, 1863-11-21

raised he WAS to commence active operations
sgatnet the French In tho eastern part of
Medeo, between the City of Mexico and
Vera Cruz, with view to cutting their line
Of Communication with the coast.
The Church party Of Mexico ere not verY
well pleased with Ger. Bazaiue, who secceeds
Gen. Forey In the command Of the French
army. They find his views too liberal to suit
them. They are much more liberal thau
ihose OF Gen. ForeJ, who Is believed to have
heen recalled BY the Emperor in consequence
ofhis untriJ Preclpftate policy.
TIE IRISH EXODUS.
Trade Of s31e Galway Steamships to
E1lles.
From the London Times, Oct. Sol
On Monday night there steamed into Gal
way Bay very, large ship, with soma goods
on board, about tbree hundred steeraps nas.
seDgers, and select party in the cabin'. In, III.
der the protection Of the Isles Of Arran, thir-
Il miles of, and favored by wind and tide,
the ahtp steamed up to m anchorage on the
cate eide Of small Island, on which stands a
liehthouse and battery, and thence, By
the Fort Of Galway. No doubt he whole
town was reused from sleep to welcome the
htrapger. -Four hundred new passengers. with
their boxes md belongings, wase carried on
board by the indetatigable tender. Last Of
all, amid universal excitement, everybody
standing at his shop door and ready to cheer
at the smallest provocation, one Of Bianconi's
ccaches drove down, loaded inside and out
with large white eacks Of letters. The DO
lcemen formed q lfue on the quays, already
batatcaded to keep Off the shoeless aud otocK-
tngless natives; the mail sacks were put on
board the tender, and thence in quarter Of
an hour put on board the Adriaric, which ot
half past two on Tuesday afternoon steamed
down the bay On her course across the At
lantlc. Besides the 400 steersge passengers
and the twenty three sacks IF LETTERS. she
took in at Galway two puncheons Of whisky
and the latest teiegrams, As to, the punch
cons, no doubt they are very pleasant CON-
peQ"f''' E se'qBs Bat putting out Of the ous,.
ton that deeolate waste OF waters, @thst
strange old medi@ra1 city, Its stu stranger
suburbs, the twenty y-three sacks Of Letters,
the twenty. eight cabin passengers, the latest
kilograms, and the two punchsons Of whisky,
ont md ont, beyond al comparison, tie
from Galway Bay were the eeven hundred
steernge passengers. They were robuat,
healthy young people; very few OF them
married; what people used to call the tssinew
and bonen OF q country. Though "a Ma3;s-
tIate," in bis statistics, set down to the ma
ttoua' ioee tu0 1om Pouuuo l! tue PocKeI8 OF
these poor people, We are inclined to guspect
that most Of them have been enabled to emit
Crate by Iemittancea from their relations iu
Americn, and TINT every one Of them will
assist others In like fashion. There never
Was feeling 60 universal, so deep aeated, 80
prevailing over considerations usually sup.
posed to be all powerful, as that which has
turned the face ct every irtsh man, woman.
and child towards America There Ii not enc
Who will not 60 it he can. They are onIy
waiting on fortune, or their tura in "the
list" Of some now American relative, b. It
hTst, fifth, tenth, Or Twentieth in that List
This Is a fact which overrfdes every other
Irish question. Tho current, fa every town
and village, every street, every family, every
breast, haa set in, and 1t Is beyond the power
Of governments, Of laws, Of priests Of politi.
clans to DO more than just lash and distutb
the great tide Of emigration. The Federal
Government will have them md must have
those It now offers; but men it must have,
whether directly for the war, or for ths gap
It leaves In all the branches Of labor. But
there is scarcely cottage in the west of Ire
land where the promise Of the family, the
elder cons and daugh:ers-their voices aud
young and old gather round the turf fire
aIe not in some lar Western State, sending
home their hearts' best wishes for the reuulon
Of the circle. The passage to the New World,
cnce 60 formidable, has loEg been dlressed OF
any hpeculAuVe quality or Imaginative hue.
" 10 not more IMAM voyage to Liverpool or
tondon. indeed, Ireland Is much more
American, and America much mGre irish,
than EpgLsh people are apt to conceive. The
gIeat majority Of tie white population Of the
United States Are Ct Irish descent. It is the
1r,sh element which bas loog governed the
Folli1cs q the u1ion. 30, like ts now flow
Ing to Ike, ard kin to KIN NTH an iricsistl-
bic affinity. While writer's at home ara an.
g1i3y debating what fs to be- done with the
11ish, they are fast settling the question for
themselves By universal departure.
But this throws now and Singular Uoht
on the Atlantic Royal Mail COMPANY. Ina
British government said to the Irish-"Wa
are sick OF you NC can do nothing With vou.
we would rather have Ireland without ynu
SO the Great Eastern and few other BIZ
ships nili call oncs week at Galuuy, Or
Queenstown, and take S, GOO Of you at q time
to New York." the proceeding would b
thought most startling and eanlyocal. Tho
Cor federates woald hare something to say to
It; so too would Irish landlords aud English
tsxpayeya; 60 too would the priests; SO too
would even our economists and phiIanthro.
pits. We know Of no party that Would i've
right to be satisfied, except = yery fe + Irish
proprietors, who are perfectly suie that their
land Is good for nothing but breedior horees
and grazing era1l cattle, In the ead We gus-
Feet that every British interest would be in.
ju1ed BY such cor1se, wera 1t possible or
ccnceiyable. But, In matter of fact, this Is
trst what We are doing. On ridiculous pre-
tence of few bags Of letters and the Ia,est