Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-28
irish Emigration 10 A.msrlsIa. ne g

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On Thursday the lnmau stsamer.the otty
of Baltimore, Captain Mireh6uSe, arrived
in the harbOr at an early hour The Bal.
ttmors on this occasion was employed az
an extra boat, It's addition tOstheF ordihary
weekly sailing. Sbo brought from LIVER.
pool four hundred passengers; and took in
here somethfug,over Que hundred lea wing
Tor fhprsday's steamer no less than four
hundred more, OF Whomit islprobahle not
moro than half will be able 10 find foom
The C1nard extra steamer which saiIsittts
week will not only carry out full.com.
plement, but booking for itfwas stopped
ten days ago. Tue emigrapts now leaving
are OF class that one cannot help regret.
ting, We detye even the 6ercest doetrinairs
to stand upon The deck of one of these
departing vessels and say that the absence
OF hepeople he sees there can by anT
possibility be q source of benefit. TReY
comprise all ages, but in very different
proportions. ~. 81 r9fa4 . 777se
The young and the old are to be seen
the hoary father and the IotterinR mother
the feeble child, have their place. But the
bulk is composed of the adolescent. or
those in the prime of life. Stalwart Young
men full of heatth and Vigor; young Wo.
men, the gandy bad taste of whose attire
cannot couceal that they baye the beauty,
the activity the bounding health for Which
tue Irish peasant girl has been remarkable.
Among them. all there is scarcely one 10 ba
seen poorly attired.i = ESfiI
Prom the Sligo Champion, tTMch ..
Last week a large nun Der OF well dress.
ed, healthy looktpHyoRng men aud women
passed through the town, gou their way. to
QueensLoRpfa and s9ineto Derry, the steam.
eEs. .sAiling from ti iese.s posts appearing 10
be In high taYOr With the emigrants. We
learn from our correspondents lhat an nm.
precedented large number Of emfarants
have this week left the ueiEhborhood of
Ballins, swinford, Soosy aud Ballythote,
to take Slipping for America.
PROM the TyrAWley Herald, March ..
Scarcely at any season have we in years
past seen the exodus so considerable as Il |
is now, when the mouth of March has only
just been entered on. It is no un1suil |
thing, on any day of ths week in Ballina.
TO count nineteen emigrants, between old
and young, upon one OF Bianconi's long
care, and this three timeReiu the day, and
at the same time TO see 'ae long van OF.
private car owner, with, smaller cars, and
carts more numerousJ still, filed all of
them by the same class, proceeding to Sill
go, en- route TO Liverpool and America. -
hundred tand twenty one persons from
single parish within Eve miles of this 10 Wti
are preparing and, intend settiuEaoH in
company for Ameries. Audithis isi no tfsola..
{ case. The entire country would seem
to be on the qtf ViUs, and to be,determined
to know no quiet and happiness till 1t shall
be enjoyed in the midst of new, associa-,
tions and new labOrs in the New World
Al the present rate of progress outwards,
Erris will soon be sdepopnIated, aud many
parts of Tyrawley will be iu NO better
plight. t#iirE4 tisa - 'etE
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From the Tralee Chronicle, March Q. q
Agentleman whose position affords pc.
culiar facilities for observation regarding
the movements of the peassntry. has nsstF.
ed US that their excitement respecting em.
igraIiou exceeds all belief Not farmer
who does not seriously consider the ad.
vantage OF leaving land aud home; not a
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