The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-08 00:00:00

TITHE SALE.

From a long letter, describing the privations and dangers
.•ncountered by the family of the Rev. Pierce Goold, of
Borrisokan, (county of Tipperary), in their efforts to defeat
lie anti-tithe conspirators, the following extract is taken :
" On Saturday last Mr. Goold had another auction,
which, though numerously attended, went off in the same
manner as the former ; again one of his sons had to act.
as auctioneer, and the others to purchase, though they
cannot do anything with the cattle, as no butcher dare kilt
a beast for him. The people will not be allowed to sell
anything at his house, nor a man allowed to work for him,
e•en the messeng,rs that he is obliged to send into the
town have been ordered, at the peril of their lives, not to
gt on any errand for him, or any of his family. All
depends on his sons, who, I am informed, are determined
to persist in the recovery of their father's just rights, and
,rind or fall with the laws of their country."
. . .

The Castlebar Telegraph state-, that Patrick Higgins
4n,l Patrick Hughes, the first Lord Lucan's driver, and
tue other the driver of Mr. George Clendining, went on
lit Friday to drive in the parish of Westport for tithes,
chimed to be due to Mr. George Clendining, when the
tittle they seized were rescued, and the drivers threatened
to be maltreated should they persevere. The Telegraph
,oncludes thus :—" We speak advisedly ; Mr. George
Clendining has no legal right to levy tithes in the union of
Westport."

COUNTY OF TYRONE.-REDUCTION
OF RENTS AND COUNT Y-CESS.

On Saturday last, pursuant to ❑otices widely circulated,
an immense crowd of the tenantry of the barony of
Cl.tgher, in the county of Tyrone, a,sembled in the town
of Clogher to demand of their landlords a reduction in
their rents and rt lief from the heavy county-cess to which
they are subject. A large body of military and police at-
,eoded, and the principal landed proprietors of the vicinity
were present. The troops and police were drawn up in-
side of the Bishop's Palace gate, where the gentlemen also
nsk their station. A memorial, rather respectfully dic-
tated, was sent in by the countrymen to the gentlemen to
the effect before stated, but, under the circumstances in
which the meeting took place, no reply was given ; it
was, however, intimated, that if any of the tenantry felt
,ggrieved, their landlords would attend, in their proper
places, to any suggestion that might be offered to them.—
Under this arrangement, the crowd departed quietly. A
meeting of the Magi►trates of the county was held in
Aughnacloy on Monday, " to adopt measures to repress
toy proceedings of an outrageous tendency that might arise
torn the excited state of feeling in that quarter." The
Earl of Caledon presided, and it was agreed to apply to
Government for troops to be stationed in Ballygawley, or to
e ill in and embody the pensioners to aid, if needful, in the
preservation of the peace.

A wine-dealer, named Franque, in the Grande
Etue Verte, having ascertained that his wife granted secret
ftvours to CHARLES BOUDECIIAT, the journeyman of an-
her wine dealer, in the Rue du Faubourg St. Honore,
tt solved to be revenged of the gay deceiver. With this
view he compelled his frail spouse to make an assign.aton
with her paramour for Friday last, at two in the afternoon.
The Lothario was true to his engagement, but had scarmly
entered the house, when the enraged husband, who bad
c.ineealed himbelf behind the door, rushed upon huu,
threw this contents of a snuff box into his eyes, and then
s:abbed him in several diErent places wit: a
BounxcHAT was conducted in a dying state to the hospit,i
lleanjahn, and Fit A NQUE was arrested and phosed iLI 3.1 i
castody.—Frenck Paper.