Yes, look at..
F. Neal, "Liverpool, the Irish Steamship Companies & The Famine Irish", Immigrants & Minorities, 5/1 (March, 1986)
Ships.
They used water transportation or in other words boats.
The Irish came to America on ships as immigrants in the late 1800's. Most of the Irish immigrants came to attain religious freedom, find jobs, and have a better chance and a new start in America.
fast cargo transportation primarily tea from china to England
Of course
thay had it
How did samuels ships look like
A draft was begun and at first there were many volunteers. A wealthy man could also buy his way out of the draft by paying another man to take his place. The recruiters would also go to the docks when the ships arrived with young Irish immigrants men and sign them up. About 60% of the armies were Irish immigrants.
English Immigrants traveled to America by sailing ships.
Transportation of goods by ships is called cargo shipping. For this purpose huge vessels are deployed.
Liverpool in England is the nearest English city to Dublin, Ireland's capital. The journey by sea to Liverpool can be done in just a few hours now, and even with older ships, it was not a long journey. So it was a natural place for Irish people leaving Ireland and heading to England to go to. Many Irish stayed there and there has always been a strong Irish presence in Liverpool.
Transportation ships and river cruises.