The Sun.
London, England, 1849-12-22 00:00:00

ITALY.

_Three companies of the second French regiment
have left Rome for Umbria, to replace the Spanish
troops, who have taken their departure.
The Osservatore Romano announces that the Papal
ent has concluded a loan with a French
use, but it does not state the amount.
Jesuits are shortly to be reinstated at Orvieto.
The Piedmontese Gazette contains a notice
invit-ng the Deputies of the new Chamber to meet on
the I-9:h for the dispatch of preliminary matters.

Govornr
banking

IRELAND.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.)
_ , THURSDAY EVENING.—A new Protec-
6itati'm ire now afoot, and I rejoice to say, ga-
lily strength throughout the country. It is
tin for 1-_,rotection to the tenant, by security
?—an agitation against rak• rents, excessive
d all the other evils imposed on them by their
,r,; as landlords or grand jurors. A meeting
to twenty thousand tenant-farmers of Tippe-
Kiikmmy was held in Mullitiabone, county
a Sunday last, and the suhstance of the
riven in last night's Free Press, indicates
'dge of the merits of the case on the part
ers. Practical sound sense prevailed
Ind the fairess of one Catholic clergy-
v. Itlr grappled with the entire
a singular felicity. he showed that the
ts wen- the result of war prices, and
_ for land, and that, as such prices no
I, rents should descend to their level. Ile
landlords' scheme of protection, and
:t the people wanted was not a return to
ant a reduction of their rents ; not pro-
'ir produce, but protection from their
i'he other speakers splice in a similar
;It-getliE-r, the in,:_leting, both from its
peacf4ulness, and determina-
reraArkable and important one. These
riow very numerous, and doubtless will
It is truly gratifying to see protection
Ira as this.

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of the Irish Alliance last night
,ye bemi called rather for the opportunity
a couple of orators of repeating their
speeches, than for any practical purpose.
a being the soul of trade, the Alliance think
to maintain an antnonist establish-
and therefore they will have no
june`,iim with Burgh-quay concern. Not-
withqamling all the effJrts made to explain the
would not agree to a junction of

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both houses, no man of ordinary acumen could ferret
out a exile in the matter stated. The fact is, both
5o similar, that to keep up a semblance
the same business will continue to be
carried on in distinct localities. As to what that
business may be we may consult our experience and

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ae ti.s::oiogical auguries of the eccentric Zadkiel,
Itenharn,'have caused quite a panic here amongst
edulous. It appears that Mr. Zadkiel prophesies
the weather be wet on the 30th of December,
the new moon cones in—the moon being then
the earth than at any other period—
,hall have terrible flaods—the one falling
-.0 lot of Dublin being hid clown as
feet above high water mark. Ihat
t certainly would be no trifle; I should
.10.1s1 !-% clihnney-top in some districts as a place
'llrity in the event of such a deluge. Ludicrous
affair may.secm, you would hardly believe the
in jc? and earnest, the speculations of Zadkiel

bridges
the sure
forty tr
this aft

e Lor,lon pedestrian, accomplished his
Lek to diy of running in and out the
the whole line of quay, and then rowing
tance by water in .a straight line, all in
3. IL. finished his task at half-past three
n, in thirty-six minutes, having four to

TIL FUNDS.

—Three per Cent. Consols, fir opening,
per Cent. Stock, 96.2; Bink
Po)'3l hsna, 1171; City of Dublin S'.eam
73; D,iblin and Liverpool Steam Ship
42; :Midland Groat Western Railway and

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3 OF IRISH NEWS.
the Provincial Pacers of Wednesday evening.)
TIT rBOM DESTITUTION.—On the night of
old man named Patrick Cash, a men-
the Kins,'s County, asked relief and shelter
ight at the farm-house of a Mrs. Lannan,
Knockree, near Ballyragget ; having

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out-house and lay upon some straw, where he was
found tiex.r, day in a very weak and exhausted state.
Mr. Greco?, the relieving officer, attended, and
provided every requisite necessary, but the unfor-
tun,ite man died in the evening. W. J. Maher, E,q.,
coroner, held an inquest, and a verdict of death from
destitution was returned.—Kilkenny Moderator.
On the morning of the 14th instant, as two bailiffs,
wimed William and Francis Ryan, were, after making
a seizure on household property belonging to Edward
Burke, of Thurles, one of them was struck on the head
with a fire tongs, which laid him prostrate, and se•
riously fractured his skull. Burke has been arrested
—lVenagh Guardian

Thuries was thrown into intense excitement on
SUnday last by the alarming intelligence that Mr.
linaca,y,s, the proprietor of Archestown Mills, was shot
dead on his return from Ballynonty. The author of
the rumour was a young man named Harty, who had
just returned from Littleton. The magistrates im-
mediately called out a strong force, and one or two me-
dical gentlemen; a mounted orderly was dispatched to
Bouladuff House to summon the coroner, Thomas
O'Meara, Esq., while the magistrates proceeded in
the greatest }mate to Archestown. On arriving at
ilence of the murdered gentleman the authori-
ere agreeably disappointed at finding Mr.
~,„„t,b.s comfortably seated at his parlour fire. The
author of the mischievous alarm was arrested. We
have not heard what punishment was inflicted upon
him far the hoax.—Tipperary Vindicator.
On the 16th inst. five men armed and some dis-
guised, attacked and robbed Timothy Iluett and his
son Bichalll of a Bank receipt for 40/., which Huett
lodgcal in ti_,‘ Rink that day. They searched for
money but found none. They beat them severely,
and took away the elder Huett's coat and hat.—
Tipperary Free Press.

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,i, F,A,EATI4 AITJEDER NEAR FERBANE.—The persons
-, MA44 Fe' I the murder of Andrew M`Loughlin, the
,R" 'tar mes F. Armstrong, Esq., were brought
4,...:- _ ' :40' 1"(4-1...giki:51 ration on Thursday last, at Ferbane,
i iA
sßobsert Lalndr,
ecvoeraramitetiarl-,
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CAL%-fL2sLgitei;c.t. litc6 come to light .s'inceq iheir
41.4:,-„4 vpo corroborate the information on which
dszT siVe .%'-*/ nested. John Julien, EJci , Crown
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