The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-26 00:00:00

ELECTION RIOTS IN IRELAND.

The following additional particulars of the unfortunate
affair at Simile-bridge, in Clare, are from the Limerick
Reporter ofyesterday Late in the evening a young
sera sassed Michael Olyan wee conveyed by his father,
meths% miff sinter on a ear from Sizmile.bridge to Bar-
s Empital, labouriog seder a severe bullet wound
is gni& The ball peal clear through the fleshy
poet of the WO, withest wag the bone ; hopes
are eaceleami of hie ressway, arab his condition is set
Ise then 11111/1114 The saaholl state of his areas
and Ilmally sail an be deestibeL It appears that he
was siegehisic at a dielsom front the crowd and soldiers
whoa Ihme Ira. took plakead he alleges that the only muse
gives the the Ma as ante mass thaws by • kw women
vie bed hem weeding psalm aria gam of Simile-
bridge wham they saw the areas sea eta Mr. Delmer
and • arty of the Met. All was calms sad good order
up to that resasest. A rasa of the woe of Hassea
died of his wean ghat sin *Week pa. The lives al
elan see thepenedel. Aaelhrnamegimessaaswlas
set aseertalaiie with a eagesai koshers of the shiseMar
them. woe seamed le the Clan lelmemy at Basis. It ep-
'sags es ela leas that there be ea ang—at
lesa as sada seardeseas lag—werwoule itd sot fee the order
M pars sal lad gives is the early part of the .fusing at
Thesimmilyne. If sash mean is weal remeneto he sees.
Two of the eatirry an. mid M ham loess hit with those.
sal the meet slew Mass spllaerad ; bat. is sMilles le
this. than war MSS wiriew ellarded kr the thia. Ilia
this us ass sales throws by WOOSIn. Tales alas
woos la all, sash of wkkh teokethet—asselly afl
=Meth Mr. M. tiontr. of CIS=II4O/011.1.11.
a Jury slat See Vika, pat..a bell as lama
ea the Maim a/ the deed. The inquest we Marna to
M masa (Servalay), ales several witasmes err be en-
emies& Sir Leans Oinks, liesteasat of the esset/,
ad Mr 1.41. miaow if Si, Jobs T.
asset the IMO pram yenning sefaVrth;
isatem sad theeassives is as asset Unglues
teem a the eamagw Or Leda desired that there as se
eeasaglvea brae iLg asihreslassidemesteaeaselled
livened le sine who gave the taw.
liArthe deelred they they gave no order. The
Mien In essinead Mend that hews a order. The Han
ties eaMisse lied at a essibleralle distance fres the
tams, who threw the chose tam the., and at the leg of
Ile Math They 'redo. we have shove stated. be two
diseethas is such Maeda there as a wall, whisk eon
pbsisly eutlessd the aegis. a that there was se swaps
whavier. ems way er the TlMotam the marine= Le.
Massey wee We Ilessiegles% Mann
this fa lalleorieg nadir the Abet of a paha waled
over the hi p lam The ball her sat hoes mamma. This
=Mr. Delsege's milk:vs' all apes at the milk mar-
the drat szeitemeat prevailed mai the
imPl&"

Alma* all the provincial papers teem with details of
Miasma Mame kind employed by the caniteoding parties
at Use *leaks's. The Kakeisity Modienstor bailouts columns
occupied with accounts of °singes of this nature, but as
the polities of the paper are strati, these secouals mast be
tam tsenpvase salsa. The Moderator mya:
" The most dastardly attacks were made as Lord James
Butler on annul occasions; as one in particular, whilst
driving hem the Court-house, with Sir John Blondes, es
they were shoot turning late 'Clog-street, they were to-
sailed withdrowers of dirt, stones, and sucks, the hones
bead was and every effort was mails to break the
falf open they at ; kis lordship carried a stout stick
with tibia lee delhaded himself galMatly, knocking over
onit reseal tube remelt him a coward blow on the back
of the seek. However, Colonel ()oldie sod the dra-
goons s...inesenod Lord James from the mob, riding them
down in emery direction, sad we are happy to rate that
lardehip neoeived no serious hurt. Several voters ro-
tors*/ hem from theyglreet:ere also waylaid la the
suburbs, and beaten most d full .
" The excitement and ace in own were far
greater than in Ki,kenny. From an early hour thousands
of foredooms-tinkle' fellows commenced pouring into the
town from the surrounding country sod from New
Ross, and aeon the streets became densely crowded
with a yelling mob of non-electors, who kept
their position during the whole day. The force
of military and police was scarcely sufficient to cope
I with so dense and daring a body of rioters, who could only
be properly kept in cheek by completely clearing the
streets, and keeping them out of the town. In the morning
a large mob proceeded from the town towards Killine to
meet the voters of the Hon. Mr. Agar Ellis on their way to
the poll. The voters were accompanied by Sir John Power
and Father Doyle, of Oraigue, who in spite of all the re-
monstrenees of his clerical confreres, remained firm in sup-
port of the Clifden family. The attacking party here caught
a tartar, fur they were beaten back and driven into
Thonise•town ; bat being these reinforced, they corn-