Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-26
THE EVENING STAR.
1aIsH EMIGRATION 70 AMERICA.

From the Cork Examiner, March 81
On Thursday the lDman steamer me Ciiy OF
hSrbor at an early hour. The Baltimore on
his occasion was employed as an extra boat,
in ADDITION to the ordinary weekly sailing.
She brought from Liverpool four hundred pas
ssngers and took IN here something over one
hundred, leaving for Thursdays steamer no
HISS than four hundred more, of whom It Is
probable not more than half will be able to find
room. Tie Cunard extra steamer which sails
this week will not only carry out q full COM
plement, bat book ng for it was stopped zen
days ago. Tie emigrants now leaving are U ua
. class that one cannot help regretung. we
DEFY even the fercest doctrinaire 10 stanu upon
The deck OF one o. these departing Vesseis aud
IAN hv any nos sibility be a source of benefit.
They comprise all ages, but In very different
The Young and the cid are to be seen-the
hoary iaher, The totsrlng mother, the feeble
child, have their place. But the bulk Is cor
pose OF the adUlescent, or those in the prime
OF life. S'alwart youog men full of health
and vigor: yourg " omen, the gaudy bad taste
OF whose azure cannot conceal that they have
1he beauty, the activity, the bounding health
for which the Irish pc asant girl has bean re-
maTkable. Among trem all there is scarcely
enc 10 re s'tn poorly attired.
from The Sligo Champion, March o.
Last wee X large number OF well dressed,
ftaltby Il ing young men and women pass
cd through the ~ wn, their way ID Queens
town. and some to Derry, the steamers sailing
nom these OF IS appearing to be IN high favor
respondents that unprecedented large num-
Der of emierants have this week left the neigh
boIbCod of BalliTa, Swinford, Socey and
Eall! mote, 10 take shipping for America.
From the Ty rawley herald, March 81
Scarce at any season have we in years
rast seen the exodus so considerable as 1t is
row, when The month of March has only inst
been entt red on. 1t l. no unusual thing an any
day Of the w, Elk In alma to count nineteen
emfgIaDts, between Old and young, upon one
II BiaI conis long cars, and this three times il
the day, al At the same time 10 see the long
van IT priv ate car owner, with smaller cars
ard carts more num- rous siill, filled all OF
them by the same class, proceeding to Sligo,
IN route 10 Liverpool and America. We ara
informed that no less than one hundred and
twsnFy- lone persons from q sing parish with
In five miles of this town are preparing and
inter setting OFF in company for America.
And this is no isolated case. The entire coun-
try would seem 10 be on the qai viUe, and 70 be
determined 10 know no quieG and happiness
uli 1t shall be enjoyed in the midst OF new az.
sociaiions and new iabors in tb, New World.
At the present rate OF progress outwards, Ecris
will soon ia depopuIated. aud many parts OF
Tyrawiey will he in no better plight.
From the Tralee Chronicle, March OF
gen eman whose position affords peculiar
facilities ior observation regarding the NOV
meuts Of tn peasanIy, has assured us thai rhetr
excitement respecting emigration ex 3eeds all
belief Not Il farmer who does not serjou sly
cons Ger the advantage of leaving laGd and
home; Lot abortr " no does Not long for the
m ans Viii h SHALL enable him to fiy from this
Ii iSeIabrland. He instances ore case of tails
foT', anu ii merely indicates the process which
Is going on throughout II e country, and when
promises to l. ave a. rrv vase, II SOM msa is
shall not he tsSen TO remove the causes viii h
excite to this lamantahlr jepopnlation Churca
Hill Is Il hHmlet situate a few miles from IRA.
lee. It is not Orsp cirCumstanced, Ell her AS
to Iroprirtors hin or Otherwise. than others in
tie country; but from This small h I'M let twenty
I've amierants left for America on Monday Ia It.
This, we believe, was fully half the popuia
! Oh. and much more than half ths aoie- b1i.eI
inhabitants OF Church III Ill.