The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-21 00:00:00

IRELAND.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
THE SIX-MILE BRIDGE INQUEST.

Upon the application of tha solicitor employed for
the military a warrant .was issued for the arrest of
one of the country people engaged in the late riots ;
he has been captured and held to bail to take his
trial at the next.assizes. The same person also pre-
ferred informations before Mr. O'Brien, the stipen-
diary magistrate of the district, against several other
persons, including two Roman Catholic clergymen,
the Rev. Mr. Clune, P.P., Six-mile-bridge, and the
Rev. Mr. Burke, P.P., Cratloe, for wilfully and
maliciously inching the people on the 21 of July to
a riotous assemblage and attack on her Majesty's
troops in the execution of their duty. The ap-
plication was strenuously resisted by the counsel, and
after some discussion, Sir Matthew Barrington, the
Crown Solicitor, w' called to the Council, and, by
his advice, Mr. O'Brien deferred receiving informa-
tion until the opinion of the Government wes ascer-
tained, for which purpose Sir Matthew Barrington
pledged himself to proceed on Thursday morning to
Dublin Cestle—thus the matter stands at present.
Up to an advanced hour this evening the decision of
the Government had not transpired.
THE Corns TRADE.—The weather for the last two
days has been fine, and our corn-market to-day was
depressed for every description of old grain and
Indian corn. A few samples of new wheat appeared,
and were sold at 21s. to 255. The quality fair.
New oats, barley, and rape must be quoted 3d.
dearer.

EAMIL SAID THAN DONE I. —The Liverpool Chro-
"ic'e, a paper celebrated for the originality of its news, an-
nounces that " Baron Rothschild is at length convinced that
the retention of his seat, without permission to discharge the
duties attached to it, is an useless honour, and therefore he
well resign. in favour of Mr. Cardwell." This is one of the
coolest things we ever read. Is it with Baron Rothschild,
or with the electors, that the representation of London rests?
can he resign his seat in favour of any one? We have al-
ways believed (not being so wise, of course, as our Liverpool
contemporary), that when a Member vacated his seat, his suc-
cessor was nominated not by him, but by the electors. In
the first
Place, we wholly discredit this imaginary resigna-
tion of Baron Rothschild, and, in the next, we know that,
however eligible Mr. Cardwell is, the seat cannot be " re-
signed in his favour." Country
newspapers are too fond of
publishing inconsiderate rumours.
i tenti aort
DEATHS OF Two CONVICTS IN MILLEANK PENITEN,"
TIARY. —Mr. Bedford, the coroner, held two inquests ye,ter-
3', on the bodies 01 two convicts
transportation. In the case of
one of the deceased, John Douglas, it appeared that he was
received in the Penitentiary from Newcastle-on-Tyne on 6th
March last, and was to undergo a sentence of seven years'
wholay in
were ; e le i 1 underlb an k
sentences e n
orlation. ,actually the last month deceased complained of
transp
tite eT sark, and died on Wednesday last
loss of aPPe ,sbe , ,
el Patrick Mulcharey, was received into.
The other de.cea
fom New,rate on INlarch 15, 1851, and
Penitentiary
r b .
the Pent
years' transportation, About a week since
sentenced to ten.
d with vomiting and every symptom of
Sel'hd
deceased was
English cholera. livery attention was paid to him, but he
died on Wednesu
iay niott. V erdict, in both cases, " Na-
tural death."
BIGEI LlFE.—The marriage of the
MAERIAGE IN
third daughter of the Earl and Countess
Lady Francis Hay,
in Lloyo (Grenadier Guards), of Aston
Kinnoull, with Captain
en, Essex, took place on Thursday,
Hall, Salop, and of Chigw s The ceremony was per-
uare.
at St. George's, Hanover-
gselect circle of both families, by
formed in the presence of a
The Noble Earl gave his
the Lord Bishop of Rochester,
daughter away.
liEw WHEAT.—We understand that samples of
Saturday I •
new wheat were exhibited in the market on last
•
which obtained the very good priceci 1 Oz. 6d. per lgad,
Doncaster Chronicle.