The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-21 00:00:00

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DIPAITURII Or CARDIN WI/UAL—The Cardinal's
Irish oration oonoluded Thursday, and Friday morning
hie Mamma embarked at Kingstown on board the ex-
press boat, which mils at 9 o'clock. Hs said mass and
pwaebed Thursday in Ohs °lamb of Bt. Andrew, Weal-
land-row.
RUMOURID R1E61141'101( 01P Alloll3lllol, Bills.
POID.—Ii is rumoured In eadesiaetleal circles that Lord
John Buesford intends ?Hiring the arshpishopric of
Vagh, had that in all probability lie will be sneoseded
. Bor. Dr, illnpr, Bishop of Meath, who is anent
e leaders of the Evanplioal party in Ireland. The
arelibishop was born in 17/3, and is eonsequently 16
Tun of age. He woo oonsecested Bishop of Cork in
1101, translatad to &mho, in 1107. to Clothe, in 1119,
isroliblehopris of Dublin In 1110, and to Armagh
In 1191. The 1111111111 value of the appointment is
elt,loo and the arebhishop has 96 llvlap In hla gift
Pm Pouos ass is OARDINAL—On Tuesday the
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of the Conception to the reshignee of Archbishop Cullen,
In Eceles-street. The alleged breach of discipline is said
to have occurred on Sunday, the sth inst., and has been
the subject of • Scree controversy between the Govern•
merit morning organ and the Roman Catholic journals.
The upshot of the affair was that the charge was proved
to be entirely without foundation, and the Commie.
stoner" Indietell a fins of 10s. on Wilson for making •
false report. Summary dismissal from the force would
have been his proper reward.
The Clonntel Chronicle gives the following amount of
the revival of the old faction fights in the South, result-
ing In the present instance in the death of a farmer
named Hayes:—' Friday lad the well.knowri Fair of
Hospital, county Limerick, was held, and we regret to
be obliged to announce that again the deadly spirit of
faction was evoked before its close, and the result has
been that human life has been sacrificed to this mut,
derons tfeeling of vengeful hate. A farmer named
Hayes la the unfortunate victim, after lingering a few
brief hours in agonizing suffering from the brutal beat-
ing he received. The three.yestr.olde and the ' four-
yeareldi met in deadly strife; despite the utmost
exertions of the constabulary, sticks were freely used,
and a large number of persons were Injured- some
siiverely—in the senseless conflict. Exasperated by
feeling.' of animosity, and maddened by intoxication,
they dealt around the mod deadly blows, how deter-
minedly the forfeited life of the unhappy Hayes can bear
testimony. He was borne bleeding and senseless off the
field, followed by a few of his friends—perhape relatives,
—who changed their clamorous and outrageons de-
meanour for wild grief. The painful scene Wangle
forcibly to the mind those sad events when faction feuds
wen rife-events which we thought were buried with
the past. But the vise seems unquenchable, and crime
of as horrid a description as any which has darkened
the remembrance of former years seem ready to burst
forth in all its lamentable malignity. Is not the law
strong enough to repress, with • strong hand, this fell
spirit? one almost mks. We would call upon the Cu.
thorities to adopt the tnost stringent meagures to make
the participu crimines amenable, and If conviction
shall follow, to put in force the full rigour of the law.
With the denunciations and threatening' of Mr. Justice
Keogh uttered against future perpetrator' of this peculiar
class of crime ringing In the public ear, the lame
deadly violenoe is reenacted. The body of Hayes was
buried, but have been disinterred, we understand, for
the purpose of having an inquest held by the coroner of
the district."