The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-04 00:00:00

ANOMIE OUTRAGE IN RIG'S COUNTY.

The house of a very old man, named Darby
M'Nally residing at Clontotin, within a mile of Banagher,
King's County, was attacked on Monday tight last, between
eleven and twelve o'clock, by a large party of men, armed
with heavy bludgeons, who forced open the outer door, and
having thus effected an entrance, they also forced the door of
an inner room, and dragged Christopher the son of
the owner of the house, out of bed, forced him into the
kitchen, and from thence outside the door, where the ruffians
beat him with their murderous weapons, inflicting 'weed
severe wands ea his head and body. Whilst the party was
wetness fellow kept "watch and ward" over
the elder 11•Nally, and gave him some rough treatment.
M•Nsily's wile screamed loudly for aaristance, and her cries
attracted the siltation of 1(1010 neighbours, on whose ap-
proach her husband'. assailants fled. The noise was also
heard by a mall police patrol, ,sho hastened to Mlially's,
bat the gang had just lett before their arrival. The patrol
immediately want into Banagher, and epprieed Head-Coa-
stable Csmtion of the occurrence, when that officer and his
party promptly promeled in switch of the offenders, and in
the pariah of promptly
apprehended a man named Thomas
Lantry, whose clothing was wet, and bad blood spots
thereon. Neat day the following magistrate., viz., James
Drought and Thomas Bremen, R.M., Sours., attended,
when Lantry was identified by two of tbe inmates, and
fully committed to the °minty prima for trial at the
next arises. Christopher M'NaUy lied confined to
his bed from the eitecta of the beating, and is at-
tended by D. Tolstoi; Banagher. The cause assigned for
this attack is, that seine months ago Christopher hi'Nally was
about to be married to a young girl in an adjoining parish,
and had actually received the marrisge portion, alter which
be left her father's hones under the pretence of going for
a certificate to his pariah priest, which it was neoeseary should
be delivered to the priest of the parish where his intended
bride resided, but he did not return. He left the country,
sad some short time ago be sent back the fortune to the gbril
father. Within the last few days he made his appearanee
in the neighbourhood, and on Saturday last he married another
girl, and brought her home on Monday night hat to hie
father's house ; and in a few hones the dwelling was attacked
and he beaus, as described, by a party who are supposed to
have been brought there fur the porpoise of revenging the
injury he had dose to the girl lee had "jilted," and there is
very Httle commiseration lot him in the neigkbearhood.—
Seseteders's News Leter.

FRIGHTFUL OCCURRENCE AT THE LONDON DOCKS.
—Lest night Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner, went into •
long inquiry at the Crown Tavern, High-wrest, Shaded!,
respecting the death of Mary White, aged 29 years, a single
woman, wbo lost bee life under very frightful oirconastaziots.
The *video°, Tent to prove that the drowsed, on the morn-
, bag of Tuesday last, about 10 o'clock, was passing from
Wapping to Ratcliff-highway, and wham she reached the
New Gravel-lane bridge, it was being swung, to allow •
large ship to pass from the basin into the river. Then was
no protection for keeping back the foot **ogees, and the
deceased jumped upon the bridge as it wee hi motion. She
was celled t.f, and became alarmed, when abs mode an effort
to get off, and in doiog so was jammed between the dock wall
and • portka of the iron work. The bridge weie propelled by
the by/mho seaohine, and the men lost no tiros, when
the ahem was mired, in stopping its program, soma
=ran to the assietsnce of the deem*, who was quits
le end bleeding. Mr. J. B. Raw surgeon, of High-
Wrest, Shedwell, um promptly on the spot, but life *ignite
extinct. Several of the jury, who were well acquainted with
the locality of the docks, complained in strong terms of
the danger which existed at the New Gravel-Im=
and referred to the occasional immersions that
through the want of proper protection for the public. Mr.
Rose, the surgeon, having described the nature of the
injuries of which the demised had died, the jury, after
nearly an honee consultation, returned the following special
verdict—" That the deceased met her death accidentally, and
the jury are of opinion that there has been sealant on the
part of the London Dock Company for not having proper
protection for the public at the north end of the New Gravel-
lane-bridge to prevent occident, by peewits getting on to the
bridge."
RoBBERT AND ARSON AT LIVERPOOL.—Two men
named Thema sad John Cballiaor, brothers, were char;
y_ before ths Liverpool rmaistrates with rob
yesterday bofoea lbs Uverpool masistratee with rob
Maser,. Piles sad Leos of about 6001. worth of olive o
Thor, was Was ma sowed* of arson against them. Thome'
Mallow wee Knee. Poise and Law's foreman.
THR SISITZCTED MURDER IN OLASGOW.—Ra-
garding this nielanoholy and somewhat mysterious ease, the
(Rawly Bereblleares that the death of the unfortunate
man Mitchell wee caused by (nom* of the skull. Rh body
was also severely injured. and it is said there wee matte of
violence upon his neck. Varionii runtimes have been circula-
ting in Glasgow, to the effect that the deceased had been
attacked by several men, but so far as the police are aware
these fle2ooll are without foundation. No one beard any
Wrote, In the close; and the prisoner, whom the demoted
mat in • cionepany in a spirit-shop in Oovsa-atreet, deans that
he rewired Any rough ti-age, but admits, we understand,
that she robbed him, after be WO fallen down the stair lead-
fag from the ono la whin he wee famed.
MURDER IN THE COUNTY MATO.—OALWAT,
Fit-
DAT M01LX1110.1110011041,4011 has Alit been received that •
sessinamalAhansde..Marrnamaplonethmati, in the employ-
ment of Lord Plunkett,,hat Toarmakedy, county Mayo, wee
Mel AUNA the ni, t of the Ist. He was found, quits
deed, by his wile at midnight, his Mew being completely
Mined by siege. He was ea isoirsafte nom, the mdly
complaint against him being that • shoot time ago
rliprlli eartntai • conviction • poacher on Lord Plankstt's
Geleee. Terameekady ar Pertry has for more than • year
beta in • very dleterbed elate; bat though there hen been
nay emengee, tide I. the din nmeder. Fear met have
been greedy excreted M emegkilane