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SUFFERING IRELAxD.-The progress of famine, abase
men and revenge in Ireland, and the unhappy desuon Of
the Irish people, before shadowed FORTH proved abun
dany by the latest from that afflicted country The
Government dolng Indian meal at various depots
keep the people from starving vessel loaded with bread
stu taken possession of orciby in Of the rivers
and pundered of the greater part Of her cargo Mills and
granaries in different parts of the island protected by
armed forces from the attacks Of the starving mob An act Of
savage and unmerted retaliation is chronced where gen.
eman, who had refused right Of travel through his cuva-
ted grounds although he had reained from prosecuting
passers had the whole Of his walls and fences eveed
single night The damage immense, and it must have
taken sixty hundred to have performed the revenge
full labor between dark and daybeak We know not what is
be the end, when such is the condition Of people nhab
ing Of the airest spots upon the face Of the earth.


Boston Courier