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law in place of the ordinary tribunals of civil iustice' the miserable people of Ireland are now suffering under the awful scourgs of the nestilence. The details are appalling. "Nev- CT. says letter from Limerick, Ofthe 18th of March, was there any thing like the state of the surrounding country. The Cholera has spread all around. The Rev. MT. NoOnan, Curate of Knockany, was here to-day, to purchase collins, there not being lands enough in that place to make them. At Hospital, to- day, the parish priest and twelve of his flock are dead of cholera. Forty persons were at- tackled last night with the pestilence, out of which the above number fell in very few hours to its malignant fury. Poor Doctor O'ConnCll said mass yesterday, and appear. ed to enjoy excellent health. The manner of his death, (being taken off in three or four hours,) has created general feeling of regret and consternatiOn through the surrounding country. Kilmalock, too, Is nearly as bad. Bruree is totally deserted; Fedamore attack. ed at all points the Rev. MT. M'Carthy. the parish priest, and his coadjutor, have been called out of bed to attend the sick and dying, eleven nights in succession. In short the pa nic through the country far exceeds any thing within the memory of man-Spectator.