The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

• DUBLIN, Mottoky NIGHT. •
The state of popular feeling is now unequivocally ascertained
here. Nothing can exceed the enthusiasm with which the
names of Talbot and White are, shouttd..througlreyery part of
the county. The general objection to Hamilton iii,, that he will
pledge himself to neither party. All the candidate.) feel confident
ofeuccess, while the.public voice assigns the laurel to the old and
tried members, If colonel Talbot is able to bear the expellees of
a protracted contest, there is now little doubt entertained of his re-
turn. The following, were the *limbers paned thir day.
Talbot - - 242
White - : - 227
Hamilton - 1

The whole of yesterday suss devoted by Talbot and White's
friends to the purposes of visiting the electors throughout the
county. A
great spirit certainly was awakened by these indefati_
gable agents, and their exertion, served to increase the majority of
this dai.
.Et.tY.EN o'CLocx.
Horse and foot police are patrolling the town. That crowds
Quailed roma) the candidates' committee-mm.11).41,kb are near to
each other„ are immense, TI" "' is 3 "Imp of horse police
stationed
at
the
door
of mi... Haiti committee-room; the•
mob are prevented from approaching it; which geeing to insinuate
that their dispos,itiona are not friendly towardeit, A
*ftutted, where-
ever his name is pronounced, it is immediately followed with exe-
crations and groan*, anti the provocation terminates in a fight.
-1111SImY.

mew% _White and Talbot brought up yesterday the deficiencies
tin were on the .poll on Saturday. It was the day they de-
pended on most to swell their L
nurnuers—tne people corning in hot,
And charged with the zealous exhortations they' received at the
Chapels the day -before. Mr. Hamilton's friend, are gill cOnti-
dent of:victory, .and tvould b sure of succeeding only for the in-
fluence of the Prieete, Mr: Hamilton has one district, Sheep Hill,
yet unpolled, from whence he can calculate on 800 freeholders;
and a lady of rank from another quarter gives him 300 votes.
Every thing connected with this election is blundered through
At Ike hustings. -Kati of tie poll is nut A 11119141104 At the

dose of each evening., and this'accounte for the different numbers
which appear on the newspapers, as they are mostly collected from
the returns at the different Committee-rooms.

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GALWAY, Jura 24,—Ftyrl Dyes Poti.
Daly - - - ..` - " .3570
Lambert - - - - - p4ll
Martin - ..
7 - -- .1'740
Gross majority for. Mr. Lambert over Mr. Martin,. this even-
ing, 671.
Jugglery and double dealing to the last ! . Mr. Daly,pretended
to support Mr. Perest, Lord Clanricarde's noMinee, but in reality
supported Mr. O'Hara. The consequence, of course, .was the
return of the latter.

Enough of the town concerns, which may now be considered a
by-gone business. In the county, all the candidates are, es usual,
" sure of success." Mr. Martin and his son remain at Well-
park, near this town, and I know one who heard him say to-day,
that he would stake fifty to one that he will be far before tam-
bed by Tuesday. Lambert, however, is yet 671 a-head, and he
would at the close of this day's poll be SOO, if it were not for a
scandalous, and openly encouraged interruption given to his pol-
ling in his two principal booths. Browue, of Moyne, has very
unexpectedly declared against him, but this does not seem to have
produced much 'caution amongst his friends. •

ALARMING RIOT IN CAVAN.-THREE MEN SHOT.

Our correspondent opens his letter to state that a gentleman
who had just arrived in Armagh, informs him that he had left
the town of Monaghan in an alarming state of riot. It haviug
been understood that Colonel LAN. intended to enter the town
that day, a mob of 2,000 persons, calling themselves Mr. West-
enra's friends, met Colonel Leslie's carriage, and committed a
violent assault on that gentleman and his servants, who escaped
narrowly with their lives from the carriage, which was speedily
demolished, and scattered in fragments. Eighteen of the horse
police came to the spot, but could make no head against the fury
of the mob; the foot police then arrived,, and tired, when three
persons were 4)4 and stveral were severely wounded. The riot
had not terminated when our correspondent's informant left the
town.—.lle/fas!Contmercial Chronicle.