The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-07 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Nev. 6.
A correspondent of the Daily Express eupplies
some part lc • elan of a murder committed at Oleidore,
in the county of Cork, a poor met;,, named Michael
Driscoll, having died on Friday from the effects of a
beating which he received on the 26:h ult. It ap-
pears that the unfortunate man win returning from
church on the evening of the lad-mentioned day,
when he was attacked by a number of men, and
beaten in a barbarous manner, no cause foe the oat.
rags being stated, but the expression of" Death to
the protestant," said to have been used by one
Or the assailant', leading to the belief that religions
animosity might have something to do with it. The
coroner's jury found a verdict of ri wiled mantle
against the parties, who have bees astmleifiand
milted to to stand their trial at the stelms. is Wei
M
that at the funeral of the ushelemate deelassi a
number of the lower clue at Biala eltheNse skew
bled round the grave, sad by *sir deism Eimer
endeavoured to prevent the siergyems toes read-
ing the burial service ; the orseneremselasielni tee
rise to a good deal of excitement in tbll
The same correspondent states that Mrs el
Cionakilty, in which efforts have boon Mk M litre.
done the Towns Improvement Ant, sentilMee la a
very excited state, and that it has bees to seas.
nary to draft into it a large additional plies force
from Cork.
The Dublin Protestant Association ''Mashed the
sth of November by holding a meth) 1.8 nitpat
in*.
their rooms in Abbey•street. Mr. ~
took the chair, and addressed the at some
length; and the following.- kik be v. Mr.
Ditcher relative to the ploge against Arch.
deacon Denison wu read oa the eseenien :
Beata Beim, Oat. 31, 1666.
Bir,.—l had yeatinday the hassles le resolve tram yea a
latter, dated the 28th matant, mettles Wide* at the re-
quit of the Dahlia Protestant Agradffisisi
_sod asempleg
so ass a espy of Iwo resolatiass pared at I=seiliet,
far es the 27th, impressive, first, of their be
Almighty God for the ;adman delivessit by the Arch-
bishop if Canterbury at Bath, oh the BM. to the aro of
Ditcher waif Demises; sad seemly, alibi" kernel
of lay services is promoting the mak tbsa shasinegmest was
Wended to terminate. Permit =Pi Is relay eUbe miser the letter sad the ressiesises to myself,
emasers yes that I Issas bees estestel Illeangheen the Pfc.
e iodine le this matter *a be haw eleskrete WM.
myself MAW to God, Sanwa et Ale Werd. and the
dueness sad formulates et ear belied *Erik Bat. at
the erne new, I sanest be Ingemeible to lbeaseleate of my
emansi Owned by my akar beekses. err hit le tad
that, as sash, the reedesisesed a body se out as titied to
mime es the Dellis hetrelest Modell= ere nest
legteas. WO awe reMlweeft, gleg Am se,
yee, ao the =Mom et 011ie Ida erwairiakedse,
le re then ray respselfel theehe, sod es ingssit a
semmesere of their ;myna 111 the sea to hum Si the
eanse, so the farther preassunisa of width I stied reopew
gilt' owl weetforely esesettted.—l hoses hewer Ie My
Irvzsimellelhatmemai, Mors Domes.
D. Paftw, kn., Assistant Messy, M.
It was the Iselin of the meeting that the pa.
tertant party is parliament having been brakes*
they shield net be is floe great a harry to sunk
street it, 'MB they amid And tried and umengeo.
a li g ma
A polite ismer was glen retseday in Dundalk
to Mr. Welles Kennedy, M.P A. _ boat 80 gentle-
um attr:tteltr. N. Markey presiding, and several
Roma clergy men being of the number.
Lame et apology were read host Archbishop
Mist% Ilr. W. B. O'Brian, Mr. 0. IL Moore, M.P.,
Mr. Swift. BLP.. &a, and the tomb were—" The
Qom' " The Pope," " Tne People,' dre.
Lord Seaton, commanding the torus in Ireland,
bee bees on a visit of inspection in Limerick. It is
supposed that his lordship's visit has reference to
the intended formation of a second battalion in that
gamine.