The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-20 00:00:00

RIOTING IN DUNDALK.

DUNDALK. TIIIMUIDAT.
I regret to inform you that this proverbially quiet town
was the mete of several serious outrages lent night which
canonised with the burning in effigy of King William, in
retaliation far the insult offered to the memory of O'Coo-
will in flatfeet. During the day a rumour became prevaleat
that a mob would tun out, and the Very Rev. Dean Kieran
and the Rev. Be. Eirdl, 0. C.. immediately waited cei the
suspected parties and implored them to remain is their
bonne and offer no insult to their protestant townsmen.
Soma premised obedieoco, and it is mid ethers refaced to
make any ptmra About nightfall it wan observed that
several bodies of men were moving through the streets is
detached parties, bet with so weapons visible, sod appa
rently without any intention of conunittieg offence. Hat
eliont ballad sibs o'clock • large burly mumbled in and
about Linenhalluireet, and immediately after the effigy of
King William woo burned amidst frightful yell.
and bowls from about 500 men and boys present.
The =tire party thee rushed up through the prinsipal
Wrests, autheriag etreligth en they went along, and shouting
in the most terrik manor. Shortly after the windows of
some respectable houses inhabited by protestant@ were
broken. Subsequently the Ragged School wee attacked,
end every window emeabed. TIN mob then proceeded to
the Methodist Meeting Rome. is Wellieglowetrests Nie
windows in whisk were also broken.

EVISIse.
ld . , .
eositinnation dray 001111111IlliCaii0S of this morals', I
bays to medico that P. H. Mauves, req., J.P., smi
Michael Kelly, Eim , J.P., end several smileless.
met the mated crowd sod endeavoured to premil ea
theta to retire to their homes, which they did, at • late
hour at eight, when the tows became tranquil, sad remained
so ill diodes,. The phloem principally inlayed are the
houses of Hr. Bolivar and Mr. Graham, in Bridge-mrest, is
which several panes of glee are broken. Also the pre-
mises of Mr. 8011, core merriest, besides the presbyteries
meeting home, the windows of wEich are broke.. The
constabulary, under the commeed of • sub- indpeetor. were
prepared to est at • motaset's sod's, but it woe sot lhought
prided to isterfere. As the shah passed through the
term.' they fired occesimial shots from pistols, judging from
the report, but not at say persons, sod the whole affair
has so far. pseud over Withol4 any =jury to life, sad bet
alight islet, to property. It is right to mention that lal
sod me any respectable person is the mob.

insersic exasestes.)
(rio ova own oesiurarcalowst.)
• DUBLIN, Fatatt Niers
Contrary to expectation the rioters have resumtd,
operations. At 4 o'clock this morning, and epic
at 9, they created disturbances. In the latter male
they fired upon the police, four of whom, it is
said, were brought to the hospital wounded, as well
as nine civilians. An unfortunate boy was shot in
the abdomen. The respectable citimos held a
meeting, sad appointed deputations of Roman es-
thetics and protestants to visit the disturbed dis-
trict*, and endeavour to exact ➢ledges from the
people that they would not join in any more riots.

According to his annual custom, Sie John
Trelawny, oa Wednesday evening., delivered ea &admen so
the electon sod nea-electere of the borough of Tavieteak, in
explanation of hi parliamentary action during the session
which has just expired. A vote a/ confklenes la the hon.
somber was usenitnouly adopted.

LOAD CILAWATIMAIVS-OrrlCl, AIIOVET 19.
Noties is hereby given, that the date apartments of
Windsor °ogle will be aimed to the Wilk on sad after
I Tomlay mat, the 43rd issat., until farther onlem—Gmesia
DOWNING-MM. AUGUST 17.—Thu Queen bee
Men pleased to ratify awl coefirm the appointment of Bob-
junta Violeta and Matins Roym &cp.. to be members of
the Legislative Oomall of the island elf Jametem—Oozens.

Romax Oniratouo Uniezurrt on 'imam.—
, The sew Roman Catholic University af Ireland is Wooded
le be erected oa the lands of Clooliftit. war Dublin. from
I the dailies of Mr. J. J. MoClarthy R.H.A., arehltect and
'caterer of erehitectare in the asiversity. TIN buil:Hap
will worst of two large quadrangles, the greeter of which,
ladled the university quadrangle, will worm, on the groan)
Roar. the pripipal ears..., the auto satire for the
patrlie exhibitions azaminatiooti malaria; of degrees, ke. ;
the lectere theatres, and schools of the various faculties.
re. upper Ikon will tentain the libraries, manuscript
pop the mumps of pineal history sad comparative
anatomy, mineralau, and antiquities, with residences for
the rector, vice-rector, deans, sod directors of the 'pan-
ties, and booed and aoasdl roams. A church will be beer-
slip erected, connected by • cloister with tkie neiversity
quadrangle. The smaller, or coilse qua/beagle, will eve-
, sat entirely of houses, which are calculated to ersommodate
300 readout students. The contractor is Mr. William
—Builder.
Now Act ON TUC " SOCIAL EVIL"—A remark-
able set of parliament was pared on UM day of the pre-
'prim hosting ais the " marl pit." lb is retitled "An
Act for the Promotion of Contagions Dieser at certain
Naval and Military Station." The act is to apply to Ports.
mouth, Plasma*, Chatham, Shaerness, Alder
shott, Coldsestor, Blicrocliffe. (Apish, Cork, and Queue.
tows. A medical officer of the pry or army is to be forth •
with appointed as Inspector of baptists at the prase mea-
-1 Mined. Wawa 'Pirated, sod Ping is public thorough-
fares, can be ennpried to appear before • magistrate sad
per to cre of the certified hospitals for medical treatment.
If a pima refuses or will set submit to be detained is as
hospital, for • first Phnom she ean be committed for ori
month, and for • sobsequeet Preps to two swaths' ini-
prissomeat. A person allowing a worm to resort to his
boom of • character described is the nab, for Pe purple of
preseitutra, can be Arid 101., or impririeed for • period of
Pre months. Certain forms are net out ia • schedule
amassed to the eat for earrylas it late fore.
MUKDMI DI CURL —B4llllOOll, AUGUST 17.—A
most barbarous murder was perpetrated Yallerdt_ afar
Reatry, the victim, a respectable farmer mimed Michael
Lyeati. Hews fried dead fa • Isis doss se his derellip
house. with • pasha wound Posegh hie Past, his jaw boas
Pattie, sad other marks of greet Polemics epos hie bead
end body. lbelaa mend atop would have Pew suflicieret
to cause the disi bat the rearms, it sierados, were
deteemired a their brutal work, The police
are Is reed of • simpered person. One arrest bas been
already Pada, PP that • relative of deposed. As impress
Is about being held, eh* remit of whisk 1 will coeurountore
yea. Presseon's Jounial,
Vitriol& -num. —Own- Bturanre -Dar.
FRIDAY. Ammar 19.—Ad...habeas es ramosak 9,704;
Mrs by mese raker, 1,098 ; tstai, 4.731,

[TWOPENCE

NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

The following condition for competitive trial of
dike for 1865 Isom jest bout awed by the Council of the
_ . . .

National Rifle Ainegation :

1. The annual competitive biol of rides shell take place
at Wool Meb, commeacing at U e'eloek, a.m., on the 2214
of November neat

t Bath competitor 'WI lush& az complete tido of
precisely similar demeiptioe.

3. The modifier as to bore, weight, pull of Worm,
stooks, sights, shall be se follows :—A. Bore. Wo
rm,,
4e B. WOOS. liaximera, 10Iba. The ham* mid
shoes sot to be weighed oepantely. C. Pall of Trigger.
Minimum, Sim D. Stock". Half Mocked. All thobernde
of anyone sit of Ake enay to fired from the rem Moak.
14. Bighte. Regulation Weld, but so arramped sa to admit
of any sights bass otbstoramtly fitted to Me riles.
4. oa
thn homed* to oretpele shell, at or Worn
the nad of October next, pay. an tetranot foe of 101., and
shall at tho be pay. an
a letter to the sierstery
serceptieg the @seditious of oompetitioe as hers
hid doom Bash competitor soy la ter more thee
owe deseriptiss of Ale, subject to there rev/sties* sad to
the payment of aa additkusl entrees* fee of 104 for Ma
adailiala MA al Mike.

b. The Afire shall be delivered at lb. afire of the arse.
claim before 11 °Wadi a.m. ea the 2314 of 3ovember, mad
shall be tented bed summated between th. bows d n aaa
6 p.a. ea that day, is preeerne dthe caeacil, by the
:iti=atlent of the Royal floadl Arms Asko,. The ram
by 991 doldpedeer win set be acesplod within*
Nesslidisite el each saperiatendeat that be
et modifier
Nes and 3 ham beta areeplicd with by web petitor.
6. Sib sompother shall yeevirme ie thy trial fill up sad
sips a paper, station the particeiare of his ride mid
ammaludeur. sad the pries of the ride,shall is nor
cam mead IN. Tie sharp sod amensaities med by the
competitor at the teal shall be she muse is all respects,
es seated by him is sash paper.
7. Three name of sash ast shell be 15.. lediscriesimtely•
for trig, and NNW shell be ausetand from Ito 3. The
rides shall be tried is the order ia which they am sambaed.
8. The order of shooting shall be determined by lot, to
be drawn by lbe boaretery sot len this 15 day. previous to
the 22ad of November. A letter will be sesigued socordierly
to mei eempetiter for emir est of rifles delivered by him.
Notice will be gives to Ma onspilller of the letter draws
for the.
9. Loner A, ride No. 1, dell esemeense the Mild; bettor
B, rode No. 10.61 thee be taken, and so on is 111100111111011
, sad efts the rake No. 1 bum bees Ind, thee Mho No. 2
r will be bred, ooassismaria with letter A. The drier shall
I be olatiesed from day to day with the letter and amber
east is order slim the ride net find ea the previotw dep.
10. The riles shall be fired hoot fixed tusehasiod mats.
Ooverameet reds shall be areirsed by lot to such onspe-
atm who de sot bring limit oars.'
11. tech COM pstiter shall be respemelble fur the adied-
' meet, fitting, sad gereeral conditiort of the rest used by bin
Idirrisi lb* trial. Each ecompetiter shall either be
to firs his nese, or shall appeial a representative to cCr".
12. The dinars. fired at shall be 1,000 yards. Ilipba
trial thole shell be allowed for sash rids before the 30 sem-
=am shots see tired. Thirty anspelitive alma shed I.
tinily from mob rids.
be 13.7 r derielag oat dm* the 30 competitive shot. Asa
allowed.

The Magnum girls( the smut radial dedatioa sod
taken Os at Use School of Mosketry, at Myths, shall denier
the lore al orris of the ride&
15. The iiiisep• goo et Me that gives the beet lime et
merit shall be selected as the one with which the Queen',
prim, sewed stage, shall be competed for at lb comiag
pies mention of the tuismistioa.
16. lleshaoleally Milan lambs' rods soy be need.
17. Competitors may me tits cliammeter to take the saes
1 elevatice, which shall be recorded by as Aker eppos bed
bar that perms. no diameoller any also be sod to re.
adjust the aegis 1 .!evades dories trial, bat only is pee-
wees of this see., add with the meetice al a member el
the emisMl, et some penes appointed by the mused.
8. 24e tediesswe shall be red by esinpetikee or specie-
ton after the trial abets.
111. oempetitars shall either be preen! Unimak's,
es appeal some see I. be premast at the burgs&
whoa the discs= are. takes off. 71iey or their remise-
Wives ellen Eels the which shall aim be coaster-
signed by the seeretary. sr trl some person appriated by
the gatislii.

-20. The merstary shall select one d the three easseedal
Met to be kept by the acme as a }Wien arm
21. The suftselful cempstiker shaD he required to .apply
to the aesocistion. by the Lit of My. left 03 rifles, whisk
shall is every respect be similar to the psthire are, and
Tab 60
al whish shell 004 40Wied • stated mum
Tin 60 rifles, whoa Applied. doll be submitted to
the council, sad such ea easmissalea of them will be testi-
tidied by the nepriatondeat of the Royal Ewell Arias Fac-
tory es will satisfy theceueell at the perfume seendsess of
the rites sea at their °Daringly bilk the arm.
Evety rids which be shall certify MUr sot in ward-
en°, with the petters mu will be rejected, sad the comps-
War shall supply samba, rlile is It.. thereof, whisk shall
be submitted to esamisatiou ia the kiln mama.
IL The sucesentel competitor shell ripply at • fair prim
aid cosatity d eassesiatian of the seas quality and Mad
es red by him at the Woolwich emapolitien fee the si &War
of the ribs, previous to the Wirabledca reeetiag, and far the
an the emapetiters to the seemed stare of the QOOlllll%
Prism
22. Subject to the above regulations, the oaropetitioa will
be °abducted under the direetissi of the council, or their
*Meer appointed far the perms, *hese decides is I. all
mesa to be Raab—By o4m.
I. Br. Joal•MuzatAt, Omorstary.

• Fad Woe Val b afforded by the asfloriet•••l•M of ib•
loyal Ls/amt.:ay at Woolsiah for ocoopotitart to ft their
ti do boto to 1N rota say time minims to the trial,

Wima.—The will of Kw 'Cktielopber William
Bethel Cadattrio, ILE. it Dodiagies Pea, Gionewtar-
aam, wan 64°1'104,0 to o• the 9th Wet It, bars data
1851, sad e'er:edit!! Is ' added; dated Jaw 22. 1584. Sir
Oteristspha beglaatialiel to his rill* Iddy Georgieda
Cho:iota* AINI4II, &whim of the sem& Doke of Beaufort,
the whole of his property. her ladyship being this univerW
legato* ender the will. Hi sob sad hair is s minor, is his
14th ythr.—Thin will of Si Farads Edward flood, of
Gros Barr Hdl, litailardshire, was Pissed is lamidwa
lb. 10th alt., by tin theristors, the Han. M-
aoist Fodder, 111. P., and Mr. Withers G. Yeast. The
=salty woo sworn arida 42),0001. The will of Mr.
nathesay, of Glosesater place, Portana-stpure,
was p:COPOPi fa the Leedom Marl ori the 22nd dt. br
i:its
MlClltaff. Augusta l'hasksw, the Tali* sad Mr.
de Is Pryass. the whew. The persosslty was swarm
end. Pr
endoooL The toaster was for many tors
viaolisidad Elsa of Uwireseity
hdd,' Ms dearth of his widow bequeaths
to that arl his boob, prints. sod segrasiogs, is
itestimeav of rigida reaverabrthas of the obligatioas
seedred ti kiwi fees this howdy of Lag Hoary VI., sad
his maxims stairs to pram.* the study of woad and useful
losraidr &meg the scholars of the came founded by his
Msjosty. Hs de bajoithiss this sea of 1,01301., the Mei-
deo& to be girth to this wader d Kist a Oollegs educated
la the foaa&tioa at Etis, who shall, as tbs thardeatioa
each year for Boolsokit of Avis, hare takes the highest
degree swag the wrsagleas is the inalibosatioal tripes.
The testator bequeaths to his relict a life isterest is Ida
estates real aid persoaal, appointing her ladyship deo rad-
. dewy legathe ; sad, apse bar doom% devises his freehold
adder to his nephew. Joseph Thesirray, Isar* liberal
legacies to his nephews, and others. To ths Bedford
Hospital he bequeaths SIM. This bawd, and the lerscies
News
__ to dm folks% aro to b
•p paid fair el My.—illastrated
. _

Tae ItMulct! 140ifia.—Tlia Poor.-low Board not
bawler yet come to may eleisita with tepid to the Him
B. A. Halyard, almpika 'eti the Henri& werldtoeme, who
has identified himself with brother Imam and the
"English Order of St beeedid." the Norwich board et
'audio's decided cc Maier.", by 18 to 4, that lir. Hal-
yard should be prohibited from farther officiator at the
workboues. It appears that Mr. Hillyard pemiste to the
feels* dirtmetefal to the board, and has even mot a Mr.
Oemeley, who is Mainstay emeedated with the moots, to
perform Divine service at the worthiest in his steed.
The HAW, tRT IN YOILKIIIIIRL—Acting on the
plea of former years, we have been at some pules to ob-
taia from oar oameopoodents to Yorkshire reliable reports
of the harvest prospects is Omar respective lossbtise.
With the exorptioa of the root crop, which have
suffered neatly from watt ct atoistare, there seams to be
so ground for dempoodiumy es roger& ear fond prospects.
Wheat appears to bane generally the merit of being of good
quality, aid tboogh much less abundant than teat year, the
yield will i most eases sot fall far, if aavtliiog, short of as
avenge prodoos. The reports el the barley sal oat trope
vary ouesiderebly. On dry lairds especiaDy both have been
oefavoorably affected by the keg drought, bet oe moot
soils they in many came look exesedinely well sad preemie,
to yield a crop both excellent and abandaet lo some
distr.., however, oats will be may a modems mop, sad
abort ii the sires. Is wet a leo fathoms tersips prismst
a miserably this ad dwarfed sippearasea. Tbe compleiat
easiest potatoes is chiefly that of smarm, the result of a
keg ceetimmice of dry weather, by which the root mops
Pally have bees situated sad mended is growth. The
wad state ottalasoued also been exosediogly
detrimenta to the of the attic-drum tido* the bay
harvest—roars ry.
Esettea Tansouausesee.—The Hied of Italy
Us just pardon& el Yr. N. Webster, of Allerston, tear
Pleherier, Yorkshire, his wileibrated satire base Caputo.
and of Mt Hobos., el Brigham hi equally rammed
harm Ooseria Williams. The pew are famous fur their
vlateriet at the verities egrioaltoral showy. The oust
prior bath act transpired. bat very less Amuse have bora
°Malawi

the OWOO*

WI 0011115PONDINTS.

Aberdonian% Mudd i Wilialay;•;" 'MON
Paper, mad Os at Os elk* la, Illeavadaalinall. by TWO
e'd‘ as Qs day ad paidkalloa.

PIINCIBB 8.

This Emma. BORN TO GOOD INCR. Mr. D. Murray.
And THR STRICT! OF LONDON. Mean. J. W. Ray, David
Fisher, D. Murray, J. Nelson. 11. Forrester, and H. Mellon ,
Mn. 11. Marston, Misses Barnett sad Gwynn*.

=Tim&
nes amnia. THE OLD BWISS CHURCH. - Singh* by Mr.
H. De Brenner, Mr. B. Deka, end Mr. J. H. Mead.—Mr. 0. W.
Jeeter.—And THZ BL&VZ O CUM&

DIOR WAT AT LOIDON
TM DAY Margin& 314. .AJtiews. tL TEA
TO-MORROW —!tansy, 4h. tba.....Ationsosa. 4h. 4.

LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20.

Malir men in this country are born to an
official reputation, or have it thrust upon them,
but a parliamentary reputation must be achieved.
This is not perhaps in all cases a very high achieve-
ment, though it ought to be, and often is, among
the highest to which a generous intellect and
an enlightened ambition can aspire. Sometimes
it is due to serious though obscure merits, of
which the world beyond the Palace of Westminster
knows little or nothing ; to punctual and patient
attendance in Committee of Supply ; to an inex-
haustible delight in sitting still, and seeming to
listen, and dozing with an air of buaineeslikedignity
and self-denial ; sometimes to an insatiable passion for
boring and being bored, for sleeping and sending
to sleep ; sometimes to a real honed, workman-
like usefulness in committee rooms, an imposing
judicial gravity, or an unfailing shrewdness and
good sense ; sometimes to a commanding knowledge
and experience brought to bear upon the discussion
of special questions ; sometimes to the strength of
personal character, or even to the charm of
presence and manner. Very often it is due to
nothing more than a "terrible gift of familiarity,"
au inexhaustible fundof assurance, a front
of bruit, and nerves of steel, a ready
and reckless tongue, and that peculiar wit
which smacks of the Pall-mall cuisine. Then
there is the great and true parliamentary
reputation of statesmen who have spent their
lives in the House, and the parliamentary reputa-
tion, worthy of all respect, of members who, by
their ability and influence and energy as speakers,
whether as leaders of parties or as representatives
of opinion out of doors, have been content to
leave their mark upon the legislation of the time,
end to make and unmake governments.
Mr. Roraucx has undoubtedly achieved a parlia-
mentary reputation, but one which it would
not be altogether easy to describe with-
out exaggeration or injustice. Perhaps the
distinctive quality of his parliamentary career
consists in the fact that he is nothing if not a
member of Parliament ; that it is as a working and
conspicuous member of Parliament that he became
" a name" thirty years ago, and is a name" now.
No doubt, whatever celebrity he enjoys in his later
years has been achieved by the ingenious process of
getting up and saying out what others only thought
or whispered, and by 'voting like a Liberal and
talking like a Tory. But it should not be for-
gotten, and Mr. ROIDUCH is entitled to remind his
friends and admirers at Sheffield, that he really did
take a forward part in the great measures of
the Reform era. That be is on the most
comfortable terms with a tolerably Radical con-
stituency is not, we are inclined to believe, in
spite, but rather by virtue of his eccentricities :
his put services are handsomely remembered;
his singular candour is accepted as • com-
pliment. The honest people of Sheffield evi-
dently believe that they have a great original
among them when Mr. Rocancx comes down to a
corporation banquet and conveys to them, with
that delightful bonhomie which is all his own, the
faith and doctrines of a disciple of Dr. Pang Lies.
Some people have imagined that our venerable
Plumes was more than a sufficient representative
of the mild satisfactions of political old age ; but
Mr. Romance surpasses his trusted chief. His
Dr Seneetate is almost a catechism. Lord Pate
me.sarox indeed has lately discovered that some
people in England are so " provincial " as to be
positively in earnest ; as to say what they mean and
to mean what they say. Mr. Roseccx should go
to Bradford to lecture upon "that which should
" accompany old age." For according to this
ancient and advanced school of Ministers and
members—so advanced that they insist on the
duty of standing still—the one thing the Liberal
party have to do now is to contemplate in beatific
abstraction the "great picture" of Reform which
their elders painted thirty years ago—and the more
modern picture of England standing serene in
her greatness amidst a world in ruins. Mr.
ROE111:1 x confesses that, as a bolder man than
Lord Patmensrow, he would have recognised at
once the Southern Confederacy, and fought the
other day for Denmark. But he recognises the
higher wisdom of a Govenment which obeys Par-
liament, and of • Parliament which obeys the
people, in doing none cf these things, and
he recognises the same higher wisdom in a Par-
liament which declines to reform itself, and in
a Minister who won't propose reform till Parlia-
ment compels him. Not to do scything is
the summum bonum of our reigning poli-
tical philosophy, and Mr. ROEBUCK professes
an especial admiration for the doctor who,
rather than run the risk of killing his patient, quietly
lets him die. It results, therefore, that we have
nothing more to hope or desire, now that every
Englishman can grumble to his heart's content, and i
even walk from one end of England to the other :
in perfect security. We have reached to such a