The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

THE CASE OF MR. JAMES SADLEIR, M.P.
(mow 001 OWN 001IISPONDENT.)
DUBLIN. WIDNISDAT EVENING.
To-day the Muter of the Rolls stated that he
should to-day forward, to be laid before parliament,
statements involving serious charges against the
Attorney-General for Ireland as to his conduct re-
lative to James Sadleir.

MUTINY OF THE TIPPERARY MILITIA;
DUBLIN, Jana 9.
The Limerick Observer of yesterday gives vs the
(alienist puticalare:—"Ooe of the grit materialist*
scenes connected with the disembodiment of the militia

weaned yesterday at Nenagh, where the Tipperary militia
bath been for rums time stationed. The regiment was yea-
tardsy paraded in the barrack square, and the men were
called oa to give up their arms and appointment,. nod
were told that as individuals they were at liberty to go
when they pleased, previous to the regiment being dm-
beaded. They peremptorily refined to obey this order
without first receiving their fall bounty. Not receiving a
satisfastory reply they *troupes met their officers at
defiance, and took everything into their own bands;
broke lath tbe magsethe end supplied themselves with
ammunition; then marched through the town with their
bead playing inch sin as they ordered them; broke all
the windows in several h mes of indifferent character,
reigned • primmer from the guardhouse, and beady attacked
the county gaol, at the door of which it is stated they Bang
as least three tons of 'tomes, end thin and d to pro-
inn ladder. to pull down the gibbet. The dieted:tame
sectioned during the dsy ead night, and was renewed this
' morning. When the coach was leaving Nenagh for
Limerick there was in officer of the regiment on it behind
the driver, and a number of the men with amid bayonets
attacked sad endeavoured to stop the coach; one of them
seised the relies of the tethers, but the coachmen, Judge,
made a smart blow of the whip at his kind, which caused
him to hems his hold for a moment, and Judge then
whipped on the hones at the up of their speed and got
beyond the penult of the Boas of Bold Tipperary.'
Etpreises were seat in during the night to report the
;natter to blejoM3eaeral Sir James C. Chattetton, in com-
mend of this prrieou who we are informed dispatched
two *Ewa of the staff to the scene of the outbreak. We
naderatand that very great excitement 'lists in the town,
and that much apprehentroa ii felt by the inhebitaate es to
the further molts of this state of "than."

inOtidrinienraeora Silionaiiin;riciMates that the eme-
nd and staff, with a troop of the 17th Lumen, left loot
seeding for Waugh. " The account'," says the Limerick
Reporter, " received by Meier General Sir James Chatter-
ton this morning, todused him t hope the whole alai=
world par over without further mischief. In the tonne of
the day, however, he mosived farther despatches, and this
afternoon he pomaded to Nmago, accompanied by a quad,
roa of the 17th Lancers, and 10010100tS are ordered from
Templemore. We hope most sincerely that the sense of
the militiaman will dictate a better feeling before the arrival
of the military.
It is added that a Mama catholio priest, the Rey. Mr.
Sedalia, exerted himself to the utmost to quell the Node&
but to no purpose.
NIKNAGH, TUESDAY Neon..

At tone o'clock this evening 520 men of the 30th,
4let, 47th, sad 55th Regiments, under command of Colonel
Hart, arrived from Temp'emote, and marched up to the
fiammerbill Bars, lit, having previously loaded their pieces.
Coetnry to expectation, the gate was thrown open, when
they marched in and formed into line in the barrack-square
The militia having lensed opposite them, they were asked
to give up their arose, which they refused. The Riot
Let woe reed and the equate cleated of eli civilian., and
both pertin stood opposite one towhee, tee militia
remaining firm in their determination to keep their arms.
In the meantime a body of Wittig who had stopped strag-
gling about the town commenced firing outside the barrack-
gate. One man fired a shot through the keth3le of the
wicket, and tilled a soldier lipid*. Arother body went
round the walls, and fired several shots at the troops, three
01 whom, it fa said, were mortally wounded, and two °then
slightly. ♦ part of the troops were then sent to chase
them away, het the militia got into lanes and nooks, and
find at the tro3ps as they passed.
General Chatt.rtoa arrived at 8 o'clock to reinforce the
troops titer Templemore. The police barracks were strongly
barricaded. sad aces of the police stirred out. They were
reinforced early in the morning by men from the 'ennui&
Leg distriets. The firing of the militia and troops continued
up to 9 o'clock. Five or sin men were wounded and one
►illed. In Posed-street three of the militia were killed.
An industrious man named Gibbons. In Poend•street, wee
shot dead by the regulars. At ball•past 9 o'clock all woe
quiet, sad at 11 o'clock • troop of Lancers arrived from
Limerick. The militia were taken prisoners; they have
lost three killed and eight wounded.

The Rev. H. Melvin will preach at the Chapel
Royal, S. James's, on Sunday next, the 13th inst.
CALM' Etannon.—Sir William Fenwick
Ban., of Kars, was yesterday elected member for
Caine. The return woe unopposed.
Fawn ELECTION.—Lord Edward Thynne, in an
address which has beta published, announces that his poli-
tical apish:Nos are those of " trogressive toe ism." Ho
avows 'dwell an oppeeent of tree Idaye-oth grant. The
Hon. Hajar Boyle'. address has just been hunted. Ha avows
himself a friend of aril and religious liberty, popular
edeoadoe, reduced yobbo expend tore, a comprenenrive
reform in the administration of government offices, an oppc-
neat of eharch-rates, and a supporter of her Illejesty's go-
yerneteat, "so long as they by tittle escasursirs sunsuit Um
best interests of the country. ' The gallant candidate com-
motion' Ms wear yesterday. His friends ere morales of
semen wren aso those of the third candidate, Idr. Donald
Nicoll.
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