The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-01 00:00:00

IRIELAND.

1 DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNING.
ci TUE CLERK OF HANAPCR.
The office vacated by the death of Mr.-John Q'Connall
w s on Saturday conferred by Lord Eglinton upon Mr.
Iph S. Cusack, it mister, and chairman of. the North.
nion Board of Poor-law Guardians: Mr. Cusack's
s rvices tri the Dublin Conservative party .fully and
f rly entitled him to the pre-fen :m..6 over all the other
• ndidates. He was the great guiding spirit of the
Itgistry Courts, and chiefly to him is the Government
itdtbted for four staunch supporters in the persons of
tile city and county members. In alditiou to theso
claims he is generidly popular, his ultra-Toryism not-
I.withstandinu.

EXTRAORDINARY RIOT IN BICLIPAST.
A telegraphic message, dated 13elfad, Sunday, gives
an annount , f another diagracoful riot there, arising out
of pirty feeling. At four o'clock a funeral -proecnoiGn
passel from the etdobrated Pound to Friar's Buell ave. •
yi,.r.l to inter the body of a woman named Hackett,
flr' ►nvliter•in law of one Hackett, chairman of the ex (inn
Oriul. There were about 1,000 persqns in the prticee-
glen, including a number of young women, ltriked two
and two. On returning, abant,-,sit'f,'elotk, in iha same •
order, the young women carrii7cl' gr, eri..boughs, and as
they. paseed through Great Victoria,.Street one of the
girls put a branch which she 'was carrying into the lace
of a person passing., telling Lim at the saute time to
‘,‘ smell the green." This was the signal for a ro.v, and
the afenders were pelted'with stone', and some wothen
were kno,lted down and beaten. The denizens of
Suldprow then rushed out in a body, and the fight be-
came general. general. One (f the constabulary was beaten
severely,'his nose having been broken with a blew of a
stme, and his ear split. The combatants then went np
to Pound-street, and as the people were going in t) Dr.,
brow's church they were attacked and beatent This
drew out the Protestants of that locality, and another
Stoning match followed. A body of constabulary sub-
sequently arrived at the scene of hostilities ; they too,mr
were fiercely attacked with stone', and at length
Tracy, the resident magistrate, was compelled to read
the Riot Ant, and direc:ed the constabulary to fire on
the mob. Just as they were -about to obey orders a
young man entreated the magistrate to give him five
minutes, and he would end:ser intLrterence the mob
er to get the crowd to
y
disperse. Through his
timely
terminated without aby
shots king fired. s
broke up, and hostilitieseral of the constabulary were
severely woutded, and of the five rnagistrai es who were
out not one escaped without receiving blows. Strong
patrols were placed in the street (luting the rest c.f the
night, aed when the message was despatched all was
quiet. 4
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