The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-11 00:00:00

MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR.

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It was with considerable difficstyy, after being
lineTdhethlie °aurs
escortbolef
Com-
mitted to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, rrea, that
Captain Gossett could seemed in conveying Mr. O'Con-
northis tod
this
udi
teys destination in ian
ltihttelePianrclri
gailatloagtievteherlimdheoe
stance of the well•known sinuous nature of
the rents
two of the A division, but on bein
Gtheanttlleemadasn taot ihfierstie
g persuaded
route was only another way into the that the
officers stoo9ecied in safelY getting him n ll°llta the
be was introduced into two comfortabl p stairs. Ilere
and a bedroom. •A relay ot police 1 e rooms, a sitting
mes-
sengers or the House of Commons ergeents and
tendanoe upon him in the ante-chamber, are in constant at-
nte-cha h
O'Connor, who is remarkably eo --le-ert and Mr.
4 ntertaka them with a narration of Willi them,
Rouse of. Commons, and of h- of
his
, career in the -
America. His other dive
.rs travels in Ireland and
some of thorn not of the diversions consist.. in 4" '
He shows no aymptome most
,unexceptionable 50r5..,,,!--
quenchcct craving for bra do vioienee, but has at fr.:
atitnulcrits is, of course, st ll'
3r.
13ndtle
indtligen"
-
permitted with his . rictly prohibited, though he is
meals to
Soon after being placed • have measures of small beer-
tald a roll of bank n t in
confinement
ho was searched,
pocket of hie vest, "8
was
- -ainthe interior breast
an
security, he is reort,,,t On the officer taking them for
not take those —to have said abruptly, 'Do
umat with, I ' shall not ea anybody's
the ), on the re-
alibearY. effects hlf ' Ceasequentcom-
paratively quiet, II- cxcess he was yesterday
Duri.._ .
.et,
-1 but complained of nausea and sickness..
ug the uay h. the Speaker, to in-
quire the c - wrote a letter to '' libe-
ration. tio This
of his confinement, and reques.reg 1 e-
ra n, ,
letterdelivered by Mr. Jacob Bell,
whowas
manifests much interest in him, but received no
answer. ri
----e wrote another, which was conveyed to the
Spanker
‘,
, -7 Captain Gossett, who returned with a
formal acknowledgment of the note, which Mr.
O'Connor construed into a missive of manumission,
and could not be prevailed upon to disbelieve the dein-
slaa. Actin non the mistaken impression, be Made
two " bolts"g
towpards the bannisters leading from his
room, but forcibly brought back by the police, to
9 was 1r st ev n'
whom he passed it off so a .io-e Dry
~ e tug, between
Tweedio and Lawrence, with Mr.
six and seven, Dr.
him, and the former gentleman pre-
J. Bell, visied ale and a composing draught. It is
scrilasd for him
these gentlemen that there is no doubt
the opinion 43t ..."Bse,
O'Connor 's mental aberration, and conge-
al:mut Mr. - lusion they have '
n this ooncforwarded their
fluen.,, up° f insanity to the Speaker. The only
certificates 0 have
visite ,
a the unfortunate gentleman
Members who
are Mr. G• alem son and Mr. Fuller.P

som/ $ szavos.—There are three candidates for
this borotigh7
P
or Free-trader
Mr. Ingham, the former Member, who lost
the borough in 1842, because he was not Liberal enough,
„tracler enough, for it. He now comes forward on
more adianced principles. Mr. Mather, a thorough-going
Free-trade rin everything except shipping, who thinks
the security of England depends upon her seamen, and.
with Adam Sm.itha,
ilubpeproarltsor.
tcielretailnateproitjoerctdio?)nrtohamth
e
is3hrViinpige.3, going for for household suffrage, vote 'by ballot,s
and triennial Parliaments. He is also for afull secular
From 'his addresses; these are known to be his true
edu-
cation fer the freedom of religion, =desecrated by tie
ween the
=fples stud not those erroneously :fitated in some of e
hiesthiaonfrelrbedsatoyivseeaguop.
onHheimhasb)l';lagtolatth div 01.. r
ateinomndetelmsptpuhboerliaferaither of Mr.-Erskine Mather;tht Young' Shields, !rent
andvs committed.
man on whom thegross outrage at fiinrence
TnaHon. Mr. Liddell a Protectionist, gentle-
two first can-
of a large bedy Utile shipowners. Notwith has ,th. e 6uPPort
we belizve, the election will he bq storming which,
didates.

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CaLTEIAM, JUNE 9.—GQorge MDermot and John
Hudson, Prltat° soldiers bel°llging to the 69th Regl-
barracks, were brought Wire
the bouncy
uqnutayrtemraegdisintraßtersom.atptoßnoe
charged with criminally assaulting Elizabeth Schnebbelie,
hester
_yesterday, the former
and the latter with' aiding and assisting.' The case was
clearly proved, and they were both committed to the county
gaol for trial at the next assizes.
REPAYMENT 0? ADyjageEs IN InEr4ND....By an
Act of Parliament which received the'Royal assent on the
28th ult., the Treasury minute of the 21st of October last,
with respect to the repayment of advances in Ireland, is con..
firmed. The Treasury may correct erroneous charges on
valuation, and the Poor-law Commission may rescind orders,
and act on the directions of the Treasury.