The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-09 00:00:00

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THE IRISH BILIGMDE IN ROME.

The Dublin Nation of Saturday palliator* in its
second edition • letter from Rome, giving a fall and mutable
account of the affray which took place in the Enna City
on the fth of June, between the Papal troops and a portion
of the Irish Brigade, enlisted for the purpose of maintainiog
the Pope's authority against all his member. Subjoined iste more material portion of the Nation's venire of the
royal TOW :
" We had a row on Wednesday evening, which has been
the great topic in Rome during the last two days. Ant 3
min named Lafan, very respectable and nicely educe
but with not very much 'discretion—not being
with the position of ' full private' (being Wm a number of
those who seem to have expected officers' conunherons to
be as plentiful as berries), put off his uniform and tumid
oat inlaia clothes. The often in command, Kr. Howley,
ordered him to ton his uniform. He refund. leentenaut
Howley ordered him to be arrested, and called oa a sr-
genet maned Wiseman to arrest him. The latter, who was
don hy, and memo to have had some partiality for Laffan,
instead el obey* the order, hailed some men at hand to
anist in misting its execution. Wren of the battalion,
layover, poet promptly with amity turned out to meet
the insebordinates. These ran of and took refuge in the
Irish Collin. Seen Pralielrefficers, not aware of the rights
of refuge,, wanted to enter and arrest the men. The college
autlion rehired to permit this, and the time borrowed
thus in roprementations, be., allowed the temper of all
parties to cool, and Laffan and Winton heartily to repent
of their embed as an offence sot merely against military
discipline, but against the credit of their native country.
So the am and all gave themselves up quietly that even-
ing. the barracks where the battalion of St.
Patrick is stationed woe the seine of the greatest tumult.
The Irish crowded in groups, excitedly discussing the whole
affair, the wend being swelled by Swigs and French idlers,
all wait** on the upshot of affairs : and at the cross '
roads, as well as at the Palau° Aldobrandini, there were
erowds at ROMAN looking on in amazement at what all the
sake wee sheet. By a singular and moat far miele elm"
that very • , by the train from Civil. Vecchia,
who should arrive t the major of the Irish battalion—
Kr. Miles W. O'Reilly, of Roockabhey Castle. He came
up at the moment while the Irish wen all
tepiller NOW the barrack about to enter rhea!
M berm as docile and contented as possible, and
everything was a most chewing appearance, when a
deplorable incident changed the .rpai of slain. At
the end et the Ile nest the bstasek entrance then was
a sto Mir& I forget to tell yen Sea Owe
is one diefie of awl Remorse ia the awe breaks
as our now. The efts"fn esnmend MA, at the
very first enema of over, drawn up his mesa under
arm, in treat et Om beneelw Tile love pest offence to
the Irish, who 631... WI% 1411 they thought,
Ezvixi over Wan have 1111
sayiazwith bitterawitement,to his comrades--' Look
at these fellows ; they wield sell the Pope and join Gari-
baldi in the morning, and look at them with their bayonets
like sentries to terrify us.' The thing seemed to sting bit-
terly, and the moment Major O'Reilly gave the order to
right about face, this jprivate passionately dashed at the
nearest of the Belgians or Romans, and with one blow of his
IA between the eyes laid the poor fellow sprawling and
killers( in the dew, to the utter amazement and horror of
everyone. The Belgian officer, with sad lack of discretion,
iseMintly gave the words, ' prime and load—make ready
—promot —tire.' O'Reilly rushed forward, and, potting
himself between the mu:ilea of the guns and the it
of the Irish, in a voice of thunder cor mMrmaoded the
ask sad terrible order. It was a moment et
ezeitement. At Olteilly's yoke of thunder,
having so recently arrived, he was personally unknown,
the Belgians held the levelled gems, but pulled no trigger.
Thin O'Reilly ordered his men owe more into
by this time out poured every Irishman in the bannek,
Yid a strange sane ensued. Though utterly unarmed, they
rushed at the maned Iteigians, sad a regular hand to hand
ermiliet enswil—the Irish merely, however, desiring to
diem" the others—wresting away the pins, twisting the
I bayonets et We twigs, and tossing them in the au by
dense. The Soigne officer drew his sward, and wide a
stroke at an Irishman, which, however, wounded him but
very slightly. This TIM the first actual blow drink. On
this einetbeir Irishmen awn a Wow at the officer, which
11161161111 bid hit one et his men. These, ootwithstsaii-
lag the swim eaten of the whole affair, proved to be the
only MOWS gives threepierd. tact, energy, and
=1 mind wore slew all praise. He soon, assisted
: hls Alma, 'crowded in bringing the men to their
and in a few minutes had complete order once
awe renewed. and by 9 o'clock everything was as orderly as
if amebas hed occurred."

(taciaes's- ii-uwa-Nair. —There was sown im-
alprovement tosday main in the eradoct of the
the eaas of the servies at the shank af ceg
isistbesinst. The elaggasse sad aherieters wage allowed to
leave the church without molestatlea of say had, sod
without oven any of the jeeriagud hooting to width they
have loos been aciassitomed. The anal seined nialtit*
was mast, numbering some 1,300 or 1,400 people, and
W
seeds, was as shockingly interrupted and distorted as it
hes baveriably bees for months past the verger pert of
the aingrepitea erieghing and lingsho the responses.
To se pant an extent was this carted at one time
tint tie Sr. Mr. Maconoshie, who read, or
rather inkned the prayers, was obliged to panes seats and
side mid the kileertiption subsided. The Rev. Mr. Dove,
wheeled delesheas, was also assailed with jeers on entering
seat bad* the satiliagelesk. Of late the &orators, who
mad to be est aloft obnoxious to the mob, have been re•
mewed hew die open epees in front of the Communion rails
to an esp. gelleskiteee they escape insult to a rumpus.
tire salsa. Mr. the rector (who is ncilersared is be
out of bewal, was not pressat at any of the Denim rent,
day. TY onion m tie evening was preached lir UM PIM
llbesiail Ward, a oleriprmeo freer the setweiportio
had the peed fortune to be listened to throughout with •
dupes el Mho*. and a freedom fro= interruption rarely
aaewidiDegwewbradrtakes a similar duty for the
reef Alma pdissesse in uniform, under the direc-
tion et lasperiter AR MR were placed in different parts of
the sane le prevent asytbing like open violeaes-4b,
=ad deem= being wholly beyond their pewee—
wee ware stationed outside in the videity,
re* Ms est is wee of used. The churches =brij
=rntonelnely dendeled theseglent the
enisa to dived, pain attsntioe to the recent
adenine et On law. wilab sane hie epetatka as Teen*,
WI, end edit dam ll pielthelds *elm are exceeding
51. se two newthe sesdation beim nro
mustier el the an ybs=irta be "guilty of
rids" Adana, et in any parish or
distant einsels, wheat odes the eslebration of Divine
assvies sr at sey ether line, or L any churchyard or
liseigirstned, or win ebll weiset, let, disturb, vex, or
*auk or by any othorenlerld does dequiet or edam
any preacher duly to therms, or any
clergymen in holy ordain nfeideiss or celebrating any
Rainesesat or say DK** nevi* ails, or dace in say
chunk."

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