The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-21 00:00:00

NELINCHOLY AND FATAL 000172RENCI.

Au altercation arising eat of the recent election
in the county of Limerick, sad which resulted in the death
of a rest-tetilde farmer, and the subsequent angst of is
rntletuse of prisitioa in the district, h.a caused oar lire.
• tt citation a the nelghboureood of the occurrence. The
C ho.nule Flo,. the following particulars:
t-• tin Friday coming lest atm:amnion of a very painfel
main occurred at the Oula Station of the Wsterfora and
L,oierok line, within four miles of the Limerick
Just-rim, reoultiog, we regret to say, in the death of •
nian:natued Wllbsin Wee, • tenant farmer resident afar
that matt." and the subsequent incarceration in Lunatic
gaol of Mr. Juba Robert Heenan, of Russell-town, in this
county, • gentleman of high respectability, and
esteemed in both this sad the county Limerick. 06:32
day eventere, being the that evening of the polling at
the Limethk (county) election, the arrival of the train was
awaited at Oct. with the greateet sithicty by a large crowd,
waved sword with strks, who remained to boar if the
hbsesl c.d,,b,prp—tag Right Hon. William Mansell
and Mr. 8) me—were et the head of the poll, and no
doubt to stuck say of Colonel Dickson's sopporters.
The Male moved toward., and mopped for a few
shone, at, the stationthoon, where about 50 police
win drawn ap at one red of the platform, under
hub inspector ll'Derincit (on special Only) end also
ender the ditectios, we believe, of Mr. Stephen J.
O'Dwyer, Ceetleonnell, the magistrate in charge
of the district. Is the train, which was rather crowded,
wet Mr. Hesston, rested in a Bost-clan carriage ; and the
derented, who had alai arrived, left a snood-clam carriage,
and Mend of leaving the platform miter giving up his ticket,
adortenately west towards the mob at the other end, sad
they qui- kty bream* rawly excited, so stn call for the active
serves* of the police. Fire of the rtotera dashed pert the
temeabolary, heeded by Holm sod ran with sticks uplifted
lotheds Mr. Hetata, who had jet gut out of the train
(rd who was recognised as baring voted for Colonel
Dickson) ti 'mats to Rumell-town toe 'melanin that
were mewing en the platform. Finding bigwig( so
fiercely attacked, Mr. Hearten retired backwards to-
wards the carriage, end with the ad of a light Mick or
• aim; es use of the mew sas limes it, ma-
nned to keep lea amailents beck. A Let
tanwely opened the deer of • mane Is obi*
be wee met d, sad Mr. Heath* intend M, the trek
moan of slowly towards the joactios. The deters Mal
approached the wiadow out of which Mr. Hearse bred
to moon...rats with Doke, whom be bed bows be may
men, sad had slim &spieled as several semitone but re
toms would not Mika Ms kept up Mei the leek,
eves mom ethane Legumes aid Meisel gestures *wards
Mr. litnelon, who wroth his as the hot a elhibt
blow, telling hiss at the gem time l beep hash,
sad erre what be bedtime to Beets to tondsit Mosel( M
inch a .maser. A feilivsy parented • policeman rumba
over towards the tkeetwel, who bad grasped Mr. Hoeseee's
Mick, and wee h. 'Mott on ly ono tad, attempts= to take it
him him, though the need of the train was hang asosese-
tardy weelee stet. They attempted to ding Bebs bask hot
meld sot, m the man held the mirk Mmly, mail( fikall th•
edge of the platform fir several yards. limns MINS lila
ewe teem mu the rod of the patine gosh es ace genet
rally used at fallow; matins kw the erlommedelles slyer
orogen erowieg the bee, the ant rtathes sr lest he fee-
leg, eel be WI down ; his body, coming Ws anted with
the riser of the steps, was crashed seise the *dens
by a amend-sire carriage, whisk severely word
the italappy Mewed m verithe prim et the body;
demb wee inweatiethar. A ease of great enemas*
armed; the Mats wee mopped ; Mr. Herbs wee imeowel
hem the owing* md -nought to the policweletice,
nos the informants of Bob-Cmustable Byes, he
wee committed to Limerick Gaol for eight days. The vklence
el the mob, As greet somber of whom had arrival therefrom
• dimmer, was tenibee, sal Mr. ileamon't friends had fears
he his gaiety. A Homan vier,' man in the crowd
nailed epos the eonseshalary to ' ban-Icor Mr. Hesston. and
the people would not be tabeffed aid the iron. were Omni
epos that gentimees'e wag. Biome were thrown by the
nee, bat Mr. !imam escaped unhurt. la the way, head--
chid, be wee cannyed to the trate, and wader eer.trt to Li-
merkk. Ball kering bees temdered and cringed, he remelted
is gaol hole Friday WO* said Monday moods& who be
was visited ad eyeapethind with by Colonel Diebeen, M.P.,
who requestrel lane en used his . keine, Mr. Mot, tet Oda,
to watch the proceedings et the limiest t, Mee by We (Mr.
Heamin'e) sepbow, Assietent-Sargsce Maximithe Onset,
Ikb Harare, sad other, of hit immediate relatina

" At legate ma held on Monday, and, alter the examine.
lira of a number of wittherce, the jury retursel the lam-
big verrl4l —.That the said Wilhus Boles was crashed to
dreg% at ad*, on the evening of Friday last, in consequence
of • ridmieitY father Wee-a the radwey pistionn and the
train. whoa in mote. ; ated tt Y oar etenrro teat the asps
at the pier* at which the &Tared fell frith the platform
are ,n thdicionsly piece I, and sheath be removed.' "
1 toe verdict was re. eived with the greatest satisfaction,
and, .t tba request of the °roar, Mr. Benison came forward
to be.r it real, to re tin the warm coevalubitiswit of every
one in the court...house."

Tnr. PUTT or ROMAN CATHOLIC SUPPORT.—
Tte Pope did sot iniarmi bki newts to support Lori Derby
M m lb. hope• of settiwg mything by s lordship, but
threagh Oar of losing a great deal by the newel'. His
Hoikes• eery amorally, has the gm itoot driad of Franck
d.oosiwarke la Itrly, snot thoouith tor do flereat reasons, we
totem • mejoroty of Edith-limes base the same. Any
ministry likely to amend Lord Darby, wowld come in mthere-
r...ll6.li,,, more or leas, of toe Vern, h party to this country.
Cermialy any ',barmy fulled mit of the teaks of the regu-
lar oppootiom would do so. This prosmct it Ls which bag
indoo -d the Pope to lend his support to iha malutesmos of
the poreent I.lllllll'llt. It sot whit Lonl Dab, would
do 1,4 Lis *Maio usl goorificatiost bat what Lord Pelreerst.s
wo aid o for los 'mayoral deotoeinest, that has dictated the
p bey of the Heed of tha Church." It is his kir., and
writ his hops, which bars hypored bits ow Oda *amigo;
anol that, probably, mom ksow baror tioa Wes who ;ra-
ttail tote int!.tat sd h.=/, cu.

A M.W WAT OV EatORCING CHURCW-XATEA.eee
A erare pnad,at intones ea that at Lard Pilanfetem oat
swill, at 'meager. biat wept, hie lawdaltips meat broutbt
with aim a hot of all these truant' who had ollected to pay
the r amen h-rata on the anoind of its illegabty, sal de-
naisdad payearat of the amount of their ratio in addition to
the rent. Il• also told them that he we. ordered to may that
a ref tiaal would b. the ...lea toe thaw, ma their onto would be
Mae/ to as aiaouat nosing' the nor. A. the "'star"
of the teas kolonare to Lool l'onifro t, the Ultimata ao
allermailwa bat aut hear n.
E. 1411411 01. bk t‘ AT TIIL BT. JAIIEfi'A
—We amderotaael n ie welded that the ht. 411111180.• Theatre
oared ea the 11th of Jona n ....to, with the sew opera of
kat 'mod and dram ky Edward Lorair. ant the Moat
taleet roar brought to this r.antry—ta feet the eakibratell
flpantrh ballet troupe, inonortallard by the entigoem mod
♦triaga rd Victor Min The theatre 09e0.4
Lollar tbo inanagenost of Mr. Aagiudas Brabam and B*.
a r Illarquid. mid i.e. apprr will he podium t lo
ttla welt, we baliavo, ma eM HA hefts from the you of O. A.
llailarroa—Literasy Oesartit.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
SCROLAJY tY THE CITY.
7Zoissee Barrett, a wretched•looklng young fellow, and
Slizadath Barrett, went charged with burglationsly reeling
122 yards of calico, value 40.., from the premise,of Messrs.
W. end R. Morley, waretioneemse, Outten-lane.
Folice.cmatiLle 136 .rid ha was on duty this morning
shoot I o'clock, whoa he he ird thebresking aglaas in Gutter-
/aim and running in the din ring, from which the sound
pomaded, he met the mole prisoner running along with
a parcel In his hand, the female prisoner being at the
time on the opposite side of the street. He (1/11111109) naked
the men whore he bad got the panel from? sad he replied
from a boy, who said be had picked it up, and
had Cam run away. On going down the Mae
to the premises of Men. W. Morley and Co., he saw
s pane of glass broken over the shutter, end also some people
lookiag out of a window at the top of the house, whom be
mild down, The prisoner, said they were brother and sister,
and give en eddies., upon going to wlech witness found that
they had lived there for nine months am tuna end cite. On
containing the window, out:sena •citly, winsome found some
meta on the ledeo which appeared to have been canoed by
siorilmoy Cowmen arch as the prisoner bad on at the time.
Mete was no one elm to the lane, besides the prisoner, when
witness hoard the sound of the glue breaking.
Henry Seymour said he was in the service of Memo.
Morley, end slept on the monism the shutters of which
did not completely cover the glass, FO that by
treating the glom goods could be reached from the out-
side. On Friday night the windows were properly lammed,
and the abutters put up, about oven o'clock, and witness
west to bed soon after 12. He had not been in bed long
before he heard the breaking of glass below, and patting Lid
heed est of the window be saw the prisoners and the police-
mak who called him down. When he got into the street
he found the seals prisoner in possession of a weal of
belonging to Ilerwre. Marley the video of which wee V.
The male miaow said the female wee his sneer and lived
with him as Ms wife. As they were going down Glitter-lane
last night they met a man, and he gave them the parcel, and
Yet WAS all be knew about it.

The female prisoner said nothios.
Knight, detective, mid there wee a similar robbery cam-
milted on the same night mar the spot, but the prisoners,
although suspected, ooull not be identified.
Committed foe Iris!,

ROBBERY AT THE TIRE IN FENCHERCR-STREET.
Richard Storey, Joh. Ford, end JAN Templet., three
respeetable•looking men, were charged with attempting to
steal a gold watch from the person of Mr. Magnus under the
following circumstances.
A pobotiessu said ha was in Fenchureh.street during the
fire, and he saw the two prisoners, Storey and Ford, loitering
about, and knowing them he wee induold to watch them,
sad he raw than peeking people about es if trying their
sad he etelsequen,ly saw them go up to the prone-
•Mw, saw Ford take hold of promnutor's guard
sad try to sup It, coveting him all the while. Pro-
111100tOr turned abruptly round, when the two prisonerat-
tempted to ineke off, but the officer wont behind there and
eased them both, sod at the mule time a gentleman brought
Templet= tap, sad meld he woe connected with Ford and
&eau, as he bed bees waictimg him for some time, and had
sea Mm dodging about attar the prisoners. They were then
all three taken to the station.
Whoa asked what be had to say, Storey laid he had gone
ta see the lire, and had been watching It foe some time when
the odker caught hold of him by the collar and osarlychoked
him. As for the other prisoners be bad neve, seen either of
theft Wore, and he was quite innoornt of the charge Ford
said the same, and Templeton meld be did not know either of
the ether riscesse, and said be lived at Poplar and had jaut
came from there mad was going to the Hudson's Bay Compaq
to see about getting a passage to Vancouver's lelsnd,when he
sew the fire and naturally stopped to look at it, when a gee-
Wawa come and collared hilD, and he wee locked up quite ie.
oecently.
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