The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-08 00:00:00

CITY -OF DUBLIN.

There was the greatest rejoicing amongst the people here
yesterday evening; large bonfires blazed in merry of the sticets,
and many people voluntarily illuminated their houses. There
was no mob-law, however—no cries of " Light, light!" The
feelings of all parties were respected, and the night passed cff
in the most exemplary peace.
From the Conservative Committee-room in D iwnon-street
we had, however, a specimen of the spirit of the party. A
crowd of people gathered before the house stns,.qunit to the
Members being declared, in or.ler to indulge a very natural
curiosity. But this was not to be done without a penalty.
A miscreant fired from the upper windows of the house, f,,r-
tuttately vri,hout wounding any one. The consequences might
have been fearful had it not been for the prompt appearance
of 'NMI- Major White and Mr; Duffy (police magistrate) who
happened to be at dinner in the street. Through their inter-
ference the crowd were induced,to separate peaceably, and
a strong body of mounted police paraded the strut until twelve
o'clock.

FINAL STATE OF TIIE POLL.

The following is the state of tho poll," as finally deelarol by
the Sheriff :
O'Connell 3,556 I Hamilton 3,467
Hutton
3,461

,
O'Connell's majority over Hamilton 99
Ditto over West

Mr. O'Connell subsequently addressed the multitude about
the polling-place, advising them to retire peaceably and enjoy
their triumph as became the character of their cause.

I have just been informed that when the Clergyman of
Werburgh's church (Mr. Birmingham) ascended the pulpit to
deliver his discourse this day, every individual of the congre-
gution rose and departed, leaving him to preavh to his clerk !
Why ? becaust. the Rev. Gentleman had voted fur O'Connell
and Hutton. lam informed als:) that the same coafti was
adopted in St. John's (Tommy Magee's), tire Curate-0f which
had also voted for O'Connell and linnet, • • -
ANTRIM, Auo 5.
Lion. Gen O'Neill (T) I John Irvine (T)
Returned without opposition.
CLONMEL, 'AUG. 5.
42 I Hutchinson
DOWNPATRICK, AUG. 5,

Kyr (T)
-- Keown (T)
• • •

. .
Ker is returned. _
KILKENNY. AUG. 5.
O'Connell (R) 5O 1 Hume (R) l7
E wart ( R)
KINSALE, Auo. 4.
Thomas (T) 36 I Maliony (R) 34
LOUTH, Auo. 5.
H. Chester (R) I R. M. Bellow (H)
Returned unopposed.
SLIGO, Ada. 5.
FINAL CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Somers (R) ............... 250 I Mdrtin (T) ... 204
Majority 46.
TRALEE, AVG. 4.
Bateman (T) ....... ..... 65 I Maurice O'Connell (R) 53
WATERFORD, Aug. 5.
Wyse (R) 6lB Beresford (T)
I
Farron (R)
• The two last have resigned.
YOUGHAL.--.'s —ECOND DAT. •
Nicol (T) B6 I Howard (R)- B3
Thr

4e tradesmen of Eton who pokiessed votes, had
all orders given them to vote for ChandoS, Young, and Har.
court, no excuse was taken, and the rctultn of these gentlemen
has been accomplished, solely, by intimidation and threats of
this kind. Had it not been for this system, Smith would have
headed the poll by a large majority.—Reading Mercury.
By the Municipal Aine%hrient Act, passed on the
17th ult., the Burgesses of every Corporate City are required
within 21 days 'to elect two assessors to assist the Mayor in
raising the Berets Lists.