The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-11 00:00:00

IRELAND,

DUBLIN, July 9.
Mr. J. Vokes Mackey, Conservative, was nomi-
nated this day as Lord Mayoroynt
w D of
asublinproposed for
for 1868.
The present Lord Mayor J
re-election. On this amendment the numbers were
—for, 25 ; against, 26.
Dr. Carroll was then proposed as a Catholic can-
didate.
To give time for his canvass, and prevent the
election of Mr. Mackey, eight or ten divisions took
place on the question of adjournment, which was
ultimately carried.
A meeting of the Dublin Corporation was con-
vened for yesterday to petition for a charter to the
Catholic University, and for the opening of Trinity
College to all classes of her Majesty's subjects ; 1
o'clock was the hour appointed, but at 2 there were
not more than half the number of members required
to fom " a holise." Consequently, no business
could be done, and the Council luckily evaded an
unpleasant discussion. Alderman Mackey and the
Hon. Mr. Vereker complained that so many
abortive meetings were held ; that the Council
talked so much an ho id
last so littl
sawe.Sir John The Lord
Gray, y
in
stated that when l
Paris, be understood from him that the meeting
would not be held, and he would, no doubt, explain
why he was not present to move the resolution
which was on the books in his name. It was a mis-
take, he said, to suppose that the Lord Mayor had
originated the meeting.
The Wicklow Assizes were opened yesterday by
Baron Deasy. lie congratulated the grand jury on
the state of the county, only 12 cases of crime
having occurred since the last assizes. He was glad
to say there were only two cases of sympathy with
Fenianism exhibited in the county of Wicklow.
But it appears from a letter in the Daily Express,
from its Wicklow correspondent, that one of these
is not a Fenian case at all. The report of alleged
Fenian drilling near the town of Wicklow arose
through some young men amusing themselves on
the Common of Rathnew, having been rewarded
with drink and money by the proprietor of a local
hotel, whose out offices had been set on fire in the
morning by a half-witted person now on charge for
the offence.
The good results of the Compulsory Vaccination
Act are strikingly exhibited in the return of deaths
registered in the Dublin district during the past
quarter. The estimated population is 314,409, and
the total number of deaths registered during the
quarter was 2,173, yet not one of these was from
smallpox.
Major Esmoude, the late Deputy-Inspector-
General of Constabulary, whose tenure of office ter-
minated on the Ist inst., owing to his most melan-
choly and hopeless state of health, the result of an
accident, is succeeded by Col. Hillier. About this
appointment there was no hesitation or delay. But
there has been a sued
es eal of controversy about the
appointment of uccsor as commandant of the
Constabulary Depot in Phenix-park,where the
members of the force are drilled, and where the re-
serve is permanently quartered. Major Hayes, a
very efficient and popular officer, for many years
adjutant of the Prince of Wales's Donegal Militia,
which acquired a high character for its discipline,
has been named for the office of commandant.
There is no doubt that this would be regarded as
an excellent appointment if it were not felt that it
interfered with the claims of the county inspectors
of constabulary, who regard it as one of the
prizes of the force to which they have an exclusive
right to aspire. Recent events in co nn
ren ection
the se with
the suppression of Feuianism der
claims peculiarly urgent at present. Much, how-
ever, may be said in' favour of the appointment
of a military officer to the post in question, which
would certainly have the additional advantage of
getting over the serious difficulty of deciding on
the merits of rival candidates among the constabu-
lary officers. This can hardly be done without pro-
ducing nearly as much disappointment—perhaps
more jealousy —as if the place were given to Major
Hayes.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—This Day.

LONDON, July 11.—Wind this day at noon—North-
Easterly; moderate breeze and fine weather, but rather
cloudy.
Livntron, July 10. —Wind N.W.—Arrived—Claudine,
from Coquimbo ; Sivia, from Alexandria; Joaquina, from
Havanna. Sailed— Ocean Phantom, for New Orleans;
Silver Craig, for Valparaiso.
PLYMOUTII, July 10.—Wind S.W.—Sailed—Roman,
screw steamer, for the Cape of Good Hope.

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