The New York herald., 1863-04-23

papers o opposite politics. contain information % The
sIosc. mat cannot DO questioned and the priests ~
snt Iney 90 not Ike indeed, 70 rec ther nocks 'nnno
The Cork Cosrta.siom suggests that the government
should employ d5ps 10 ascedin tho extent and Sahod
o. ne enlistment with giesS 20 preus'1 is cofssscnee ot
Ireland gets rad OF all fools enough TO hght for
The feteras under the impression that they VIII one day
repay their zeal by hunsbing M Saxon, the oeter ior
herself. Of tho Irish papers regard the federal
threats OF retaliation England for the damage done by
ceo "a Ss Northern ssaes and
with like object from Ireland This may be strainng
the meaning OF these threats 700 iar but taken ID con-
country TO encourage the exodus OF able bodied meD 1t
s not very unreasonable supposition.
Ccrk april 81 CORRESPONDENCE Of Saunders News letter
OF Dublin1
II is now pretty generally known that the feeling Of ha
red 10 English rule phich has tterIy been revived IA This
country ana OF which there were unmsiakable evidences
on the occasion Of the marriage of the Prince and Princess
OF Wales is the result OF the teaching Of emssares who
have passed from the other side OF the great
sner ect being TO provoke emigration and get the
able bodied men whin the mesh of the provost marshall
who watches their arrival and hurres them away TO the
held Of battle The reasonable assembling and d,tnqS Of
large masses which noeturnay occurring in the our
skirts OF this city and OF the country towns prepaa
tory lessons In military tactics TO make hem the moet
ready 10 se're in The icades of the AeGghs e Cccraxs
e Hoahqns and the other heroes Of whom the history
q lS4s records that "ney did not fight but ran away"
Tho Yppkee agents now prowling among us have
also directsd their attentrp to that half made war
Irish mill % K aa;
the youth OF the coSutry in the nationalist cbs AID
then teach them military drill Each draft Of emigrans
many Of he latter haus atady disappeared at the
ygNks Of e regiments rH sholS MARKED deficiencies al Ds
a ~ n :, ag The sSSds & ysr carried rs pS ont
adelphia Company whose vessels leave this harbo mid
weekly for New York but the number OF passengers,
from the above suggested has considerably in
creased that supplemental have had 70 be placed
on the line each Of the three last weeks and s lead Of
the number being six hundred week, they
0f
This weekly outpour from Tho port Of Cork, it is cacu
lated win continue during the spring and the
" s hamS essss Of Ssfs saa
laon deplorable it makes them ready prey Of the
WHY; and that those who dealing with them
as merchanable commodity may be foiled in their
traffic, the dupes estraDgcd from their Roman Caho
iic priesthood, who they are deceived to believe are
In the pay OF the British to defeat rebellion,
and that through their regeneration the previous
'ebellions in Ireland had miscarred Young mems re-
Tx ous associations and temperance societies, which
under the guidance Of clergymen now shunnedby
those eRued with nationalist ideas and certainly the
Stopan in he extreme But the fact is an idea has been
widespread, ud not to bo removed by argument, that
the Erin .aid the Ydnkees in corqueyin0 the Dir
the former tu rSpdy The good seTrces by depdhing eis
and soldiers 10 Ireland ho ,ciu ,e this country from is
possessors and hand Il rerard TO doe ,cho right
ars SsStI pI1sa @ ss is Ss Which s
ssfming huhdreis Mn homes ?! gI%iors e Esr.ss =
the malarous marshes Of the invaded sa3 OF inc Great
consept or be shot when driven forward to face
mpossbes such the suicidal assault on Fredercks
burg in which the lives Of so many Irish purpose
lessly sacrificed. ---.--- . S'NrS-
LETTER FROM rnE AMERICAN CONSUL IN GLASGOW.
From the London Ncws, April 10
We have been favored with the following coriespon-
dence:-
Taoxxn1IL House, E1pRaslx, April /, 1863.
DEAR SR-My attention has been called 10 the remarks
OF late Cork paper, which insinuaes IN very plain
terms, that the remarkable emigration now going on
from the south and west Of Ireland to the United States
Of America caused by agents Of the latter
enstpg for the army and of the United States
paper, and extensively copied into other journals also
OF Commons the Alabama, Lord Palmerston made
use Of the lowing anguaRe-viz: 1--WE have been in
lormed-t may DO erroneousy-thnt not ony nave arms
TO the northern part OF the United states but that
endeavors have been made 10 Ireland especially, ~ enlist
persons who serve their army and navy. As u IS OF
the utmost importance ut this moment that such state
ments untrue, should be contradiced take tho lbcr
y to inquire Of YOU, the official representative Of the
any such Of the government you represent either
Scotland ireland what the general tenor OF
ySs as s ,ns DEAR
WI. UspEswcop, ESQ United states Consul, Glasgow
CONSULATE OF TIE UNITED STATES,
GLASGOW, April s, 1853
MY DEAR sR-I have heretofore nocei the charges 10
which you call attention 10 your favor OF the LIST inst
But am 10 much accustomed 10 the misrepresctatons
and OF truth IN intended for the
British eye concerning country that bad passed by
the hich refer with that negligence
with which have taught m.se TO regard this Class Of
jures. am happy TO inform you, however, that the
United States looks aone--and with that confidence
which unbr roken experience teacheso tbs loyalty OF
| her citizens 10 crush the impious rebellion
causeless sly wagcd against her constitution and laws
that she has had 10 agents enlisting men for
| the army and navy OF the United States outside
Of her territory and that by agent Of hers have
ondcavos been made Ireland especially to enlist
sons 10 IN her army or navy" Not only ''thc
general tenor Of my instruetons, but Their letter ALSO
y in conflict with any such action and such believe 70
be the with all the United states Consus in Great
Britain. And have-and believe they bave-faithfuly
obeyed these Instructions Nevertheless scarcely day
passes my head but repeated applications made
to by citizens Of rs country for facilities 10 60 to
miue which | compelled to deny. And perhaps
higher compliment on earth can be paih 70 our country
than that. the midst of her caarlites and ,
still by her plenty and her priuleqe the poor and
the oppressed Of other nations TO her shore, am very
truly, your friend, w. L. UNDERWOOD
A. i. SToDpARp Esq, Thornhill House, Elderslie.
EMIGRATION TO PORTLAND.
tFrom the Dublin Freoman's Journal, April H.
The steamship 81. Andrew one Of the Montreal
Company steamers arrived at kiRRstown yester
day, from Ginsgow, Tor the purpose OF conveying eni
grants direct to Portland The ST. Andrew very nne
ship Of her class she is constructed OF iron, aud com
manded by Captain Kerr, officer ~ re ute IN
vsaton Her length is about 800 feet aud her tonnage
| o92 she carries eight officers, including engi.
has complement of fifty men, including tire.
men and coal trmmers The enginesand very nns ones
they appear N beae direct acting and construct
by Btrcay Cure Co.. OF Glasgow, who are also the
builders OF the hull They patented by Frederick
Speucer OF Glasgow, and work with fresh water
stead Of salt. The supply Of fresh water taken acm
probably occupy from fifteen 70 sixteen dys lcr nom
horye power s 1885, but she work up 500, and
In smooth water about nine knots per hour. The
accommodation for passengers Is ample par,icnary tor
those puposng 10 proceed by her In the rst class she
| Is registered to carry s9s passengers.
The -. Andrew Is about two years old and will proba
bly, this day for her Destination and strong inrre
prepdiis from hs rroc oa shore, that she 10
chartered by the federal government for conveying
large number Of abb. Johed young cn hp IN kef IRE.
10 hr derdyture and who may find unknown nld
unhonoed grave far from the homes OF their ancestors