The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-13 00:00:00

CASHEL.

Mr. Henry.. Massy has withdrawn his pretensions
to represent.this borough in the ensuing Parliament.
The contest will now be between Sir T. O'Brien, Mr.
Charles M'Grarel, and Mr. Daniel Hayden.

LIMERICK (CITY).
A letter dated last night says :—" The excitement con-
sequent upon:the electieri of Lord Arundel, in Decem-
ber 1851, when that nobleman was taken up because of
his defence of Catholicity, haS"been eclipsed on the pre-
sent occasion. Last night there was a desperate riot in
the Corn-market, whero-the Rev. William Bourke, P.P.,
St. John's, presided at a' meeting of the electors and
non-electors, for the purpose of supporting Ssrgeant
O'Brien and 'Mr. Pottei: While addresses were being
delivered a body of men in Mi. Risseli's iaterest made
their appearance in the market-place, and commenced
shouting for.'Russell and civil and religious liberty.' It
is said they were under the influence o(drink, but at all
events a desperate row ensued; atones were thrown, and
missiles used. In the melee, the Rev. Mr. Darrac, R.C.C.,
St. itichael'S; rushed frein the .platfOrm into the crowd
for the purpose of quelling the disturbance, and did all
in his power" to save the RasSell party from the vio-
lence of the' infuriated' mob. In the struggle the
Rev. Mr. Darrac's interference was misunderstood,
and in consequence he was struck at, and knocked
down throe times. The Rev. Mr. Ilalpin and the
liev. Mr. Botirke were also treated with indignity, and
the aid of a strong body of ',Lai.. (over UU) Livia to bo
called in to quell the disturbance. Several respectable
electors were grossly maltreated, and a number of per-
sons were cut and badly injured. The congregated trades,
as well as the leading Roman Catholic electors, are di-
vided. The trades have passed resolutions that 12
guilds, with their banners, will accompany Mr. Russell
to the hustings to-morrow. . The other guilds assert,
if such is done, the colours will be torn to fritters. This
day the insult offered to
.the Catholic clergy last night
was a theme Of exhortation and denunciation at all the
chapels in the city. The magistrates have made ju-
dicious arrangements to
prevent breaches of the peace.
We have a synng infantry and cavalry military force,
with 400 of the constabulary from the rural districts."

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ENNISKILLEN.
After making a show of fight, Mr. John Collura has
positively withdrawn from the- field-, so that Mr. Solici•
tor-General• Whiteside will walk over the course.

LIMERICK (COUNTY).
A contest •is promised at • the eleventh hour. Mr.
Thomas Fitzgerald, Queen's Counsel, and an ultra-
Liberal, has addressed the electors. The Learned Gen-
tleman starts under the auspices of " Archdeacon"
Fitzgerald and several other clerical leaders of the Te-
nant League mo►ement. The " set " is to be made
against Mr. Wyndham Goold, for no one dreams of
disturbing Mr. William Monsell.

GALWAY (COUNTY).
The Hon. Mr. Daly, the Derbyite condidate, has
mended his hand with a view of winning favour among
the Roman Catholic voters. In a supplementary ad-
dress just issued to the electors, he says—
" I think it right to state that, unprejudiced by party
ties, I shall support no
ywhich shall seem to me
fpeaerltiyngo,
ranGdouvreiftentnitereV
bbuyt
tphaartt
to have the interests of Ireland most at heart; and
faithful to the hereditary liberality of my family, who,
in dazes n
I shall follow their example, and op-
Pose any Government that shall dare to persecute or
offer insult to the Catholics of Ireland."
toae bysY stood firmly and fearlessly by the Ca-
tholics ofg Galway,

ENNIS.
Accounts, dated Saturday night, state that " frightful
excitement" prevailed, and that it was found necessary
to call in the atd of the military to restore order.

GENERAL ELECTION.
NOMINATION AND POLLING DAYS.
ANGLESEA—WedneSday, Jul Jul.
16.
T ARMAGH (COUNTY)—Friday,July
AYR BURGHS—harSday, July 15.
BEDFORDsHIRE--MOilday, July 19.
BERKSHIRE—ThtirSday, July 15.
BUCKS—Friday, July 16 (probably).
BUTESHlRE—Wednesday, July 14.
CHESHIRE
CAstuniDGEBlllßE—Thursday, July 15.
CARMARTHEN (COUNTY)—Wednesday, July 14.
CARNARVON, (CoUNTY)---Wednesday, July 14.
CAVAN—Friday, July 16.
(SOUTH)Y.—Wednesday,
July 14.
CLARE—Monday, July.l9 July 19.
CORK (COUNTY)
DENBIGHSHIRE—Friday, July 16.
DERBYSHIRE (NORTH) Polling, Friday, July 16.
---Alonday,
DEvONSHIRE (SOUTH)-•—At Exetor, Friday, July 16.
DoRSETSHIRE—Friday, July 16.
DOWN (COUNTY)---Tuesday, July 20.
DUBLIN (COUNTY)—Monday, July 19.
DcBIBA.RTONSHIRE—Friday, July 16.
juIIEARNTTEso(RDSostruTIHRE)
n
DURHAM COUNTY (NORTHERN DIVISION)
-- Friday,
July 16.
EDINBURGHSHIRE--ThUrSclay, July 15.
ESSEX (SOUTH—July 15 and 16.
FoRFARSHIRE—Friday, July 16.
GLAMORGANSHIRE--WedDeSday, July 14.
y
GLoUCESTERSHIRE (WEST)— Y
14.
Jul Wednosday, July 14.
ly 15. Polling to nom-
eudrnaedsadya, ' July

mence on the 19th.
KlLDARE—Tuesday, July 20.
KILKENNY (COUNTY)—Monday, July 19.
KING'S COUNTY—July 20.
At Newton-in-the-Willows,
LANCASHIRE (SOUTH).—
Wednesday, July 14.
LEICESTERSHIRE (NORTH)—
Wedneadah July 14.
LEICESTERSHIRE (SOUTH)--ThUnday, July 15.
LEITRIM (COUNTY)—Polling, Tuesday, July 20.
LINCOLNSHIREKNORTHERN DIVISION)—Friday, Julyl6.
LINCOLNSHIRE (SouTs)--Thursday, July 15.
LINLITHGOASHIRE—Wednesday, July 14.
LONDONDERRY (COUNTY)—Friday, July 16.
LOUTH (COUNTY)—Thursday, July 15.
MAYO (COUNTY)—Tuesday, July 20.
MEATH (COUNTY)—Monday, July 19.
MIDDLESEX—Saturday, July 17. T
MONTGOMERYSHIRE—Polling, hursday, July 15.
NEWRY—Thursday, July 15.
NORFOLK (WEST)—Saturday, July 17.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (SOUTH)—Tuesday, July 13.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (NORTH)—Wednesday, July 14.
NORTHUMBERLAND (NORTH)—Monday, July 19; and
polling days on Thursday, the 22d, and Friday, 23d.
NOTTINGSA3iSHIRE (NORTH)—At Mansfield, Saturday,
ORKNEYj-uJuly
17.
ANDPERTHSHIRE—S In, Er
irry n
July— lllo6n. da y , July 19.
QUEEN'S COUNTY—Monday, July 19.
1.
Ross AND
July 15.
AND CaomAwry---Paturday, July 17.