The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-23 00:00:00

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If Hayes, the murderer of Mr. /Waddell, be not
speedily arrested it will not he for want of pecuniary
inducements held out to them who can give informa-
tion as to his hiding-place. Mr. P. C. Howley, resident
magistrate of the district, has published the following
proclamation" :—" HAYES% ARREET.-2500 Rxwann.
—I will hand £350 to any one who gives in. private
information where Michael Hayes, of Carriokmore,
charged with Mr. Bradley's murder, may be found;
said auto to be paid to the person who gives suoliprivaie
information the instant he is arrested by thy constabu-
lary. I, moreover, will pay £l5O for information that
will lead to the conviction of the persons who
harboured him or aided him to escape from justice.
Smolt information to be given in both cases within six
months. Given tinder my hand at Tipperary, 6th of
Sept., 1862,—P. C. HoWLEY, resident magistrate."

:APPEARING IN AHMS.LA young ;Juan named
Halloran, residing with her mother on • farm at
Clononybeg, in the barony of Gans's:mane, King's
County, when proceeding along tho banks of the
Grand Canal on Sunday morning, was stopped by
two men. whose faces were blackened, and one of whom
presented a pistol at her, and threatened her life, and
other members of her family, if her brother prosecuted
two men who attacked him on the previous Friday
night.
lame SYMPATHY win( GARIBALDI.- -A highly in-
fluential meeting took place a few days since in Moles-
worth-street, to consider a petition protesting against
the continued occupation of Boole by the French, and
selling upon the Government to use their influence to
procure their immediate recall, as well st to express
cordial sympathy with -General Garibaldi and the
Italian people. A form of petition was adopted, and
resolutions panted in aceoreance with these objects,
and a subscription opened to defray necessary expenses.
A committee was also formed.
To CONSPIRACY AGAINST MR. COATIS.—It seems
that another threatening letter has been received by
Mr. Coates, agent to Lord Clitien for the Gowran aid
Rower estates, and for Lord Stratibroke, for his pi o•
perty at Ballymacarbery. in the county of Waterfoid ;
and it would seem that, like the first, it was addressed
to that gentleman at the latter place. Mr. Coates has
offered • reward of kflO for information calculated to
lead to the conviction of the offender, or £2O for pri-
vate information. Lord Clifdou's Rower tenantry have
published a protest against the iruputgtion which was
cast upon them, or Enos person in their district, of
complicity in this outra,;eous conspiracy against Mr.
Coates.

The great meeting of Protestants at Belfast, the
anticipation of which has caused so much commotion
throughout Ireland, took place on Wednesday. Mr.
Getty, one of the members for the town, in the chair.
It may give some idea of the party spirit pervading
the journals of that country to say that • friendly news-
paper estimates the numbers present at between
70,000 and 80,000, while a hostile one puts them down
at 15,000. There were no flags or party emblems as
the people marched to the meeting-place, but
the main grievance that had called forth the demonstra-
tion was the rartiality of the Government, which
allowed the Roman Catholics to walk in a procession
through Dublin on a recent Sunday, while the pro
visions of the Processions and the Emblems Acts were
stringently enforced against the Protestants. They
complained, also, of Protestants being studiously passed
over in official appointments. The day ended without
disorder, and though large bodies both of police and of
soldiers were held in readiness, their services, fortu-
nately, were not required.