The Sun.
London, England, 1866-09-13 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Sept. 12.
The return of cholera cases in Dublin is rather
heavy. There have been no less than 14 since Moo'
day, and of these seven have proved fatal ; and ill
addition to these two more deaths occurred OD MO'
day night of those previously returned to the pal
—making a total of nine deaths in the city and
suburbs in one day.
Fatal cases of cholera are reported from Wor-ford'
Roscommon, Arklow, and Drogheda.
High winds have prevailed here since Saturday

night. On Monday night it blew a tremendous gales
accompanied with torrents of rain, which would, ue
doubt, have done much mischief to shipping along
the coast, if the wind had not been from the land,
W.N.W. Much damage has been done to hay and
corn in exposed places. Owing to the state of the
weather, delaying the London mail, the newspaPer3
had not been delivered here the last two evenings• _

Mr. O'Donnell, one of the divisional magistrates,
yesterday attended the Mountjoy Prison, and ad-
mitted to bail the following prisoners, who had been
detained in custody, under the Suspension Act
John Lehey, Thos. Lennox, Garret Doyle, Th°°'
Gallagher, and Patrick Mulhearn. Geo. Hopper,
one of the Fenian prisoners, a merchant tailor,
brother-in-law of James Stephens, to whom th
Feniah draughts from America were made payable'
has been released on account of his health. At I%
trial he pleaded guilty, and was therefore let off with
the mild sentence of imprisonment for two years'
The proposed visit of Mr. Bright to Dublin bas
furnished an exciting topic to the Irish journals/ the
Conservative portion of them denouncing hini
those by whom he has been invited, while the Li 6
organs exult in the prospect of his eloquent exposure
of English misrule.

A BRIDE ACCIDENTALLY. SHOT BY HER HUSBAND;
—About three months ago Mr. M. A. Hawkes, a fledge:::
Marblehead, Mass., but latterly of Chicago, came t°
Paul for the benefit of his health, and since then has bv";
stopping at the Mansion House. Some three weeks sluff
Mrs. Hawkes came to this city to join her husband, /8-
anxiously awaited her coming, and to whom be has betilo
devotedly attached. During the three weeks Psst the
husband and wife, who have been but eight or ten Inerj,:ett
married, were, as ho stated to a friend, really spending' r
honeymoon. Together they visited the lakes. Whel.„°:rye
the husband went the wife accompanied him,a e'"
morning
evening was spent in her company. YesterdayAlan-
the husband and wife went down to breakfast at the
sion House in their usual good spirits. After returniPg.cit
their room, Mr. Hawkes took out one of two pistols 'c {e,
he possessed, and began to clean and oil it, his Tlizod
in the meantime, seated in a rocking-chair, WaSengs;
in sowing. One of the servants of the Lolls° wasted
and out of the room during this time, and having adjusiod
the furniture she had returned with a pitcher of 'water' 'or.
was standing in the corner a few feet from the chair °ctl,
pied by Mrs. H., when she heard the report of the Piro.
and looking round saw the lady leap from her seat, e%e %he
ing, " Oh, my God !" and then dropped down uP°silos.
carpet weltering in her life blood and expired. Thsad be,
baud, when he realised the terrible calamity that 11.0 the
fallen him, was overcome with grief and anguisb,
and
midst of his unutterable woe nearly lost his reasoo, sid% to
could with difficulty be restrained from adding a suic,tdict
the fearful drama. A coroner's jury returned a -",rorti
that the death of Mrs, Ilawkes resulted accidentally fir,
the discharge of a pistol iu the hands of her busbant!,:'itt
A. Hawkes, and that,no blame can be attached` o heir
to
the matter, except for the careless manner in il l
pistol was held.—St. Paul Press.
BRigaAte
THE ELECTION LCOMMISSIONS.—TaO
eol euertnioend commission, il
on icstsobioen),.,
iitsh understood
the
sanction , will shortly t lkaojb
eeesttlei
j
Secretary of State for the Home Department. 1:0).31
commissions will also be adjourned, as seine of tu
ill shortly
commissioners aro revising barristers, and w
e_ wore
hold their several courts. At Reigate 200 witness e..
yet to be examined.