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O'Connell; he addressed himself alit! to all ; he did
not mention where he had these dollars.
George Needham, one of the peace officers if the
eitablishmvnt, stated, that he was first who had exit-
mined the trunk. From his evidence it appeared quite
clear Oat the contents of the trunk could nut have ber!ti
meddled with since first packed.
The further investigation was finally postponed Until
die Neitingham steam packet shad have arrived here,
in order that the Jury may be put in possession of !uch '
facts as the Captain, Ste ward, kc.can Supply t and also
that they may identify the body of the deceased.
DUBLIN COM MlSSlON—Torksaay4:4Air. a.
Mary Wesson. Richard Radford Roe, izsg tiArrister,
and breath Oldie, attorney, were arreilined upon three
indictments. The first charged the prisoner, Mary
iVeiton, with having committed Millnl and corrupt
perjury in an affidavit of debt, sworn and filed by her
in the C urt of Common Pleas, wherein she swore that
Nicholas Mahon, E q. stood indebted unto her in the
sum of 60,000. sterling. The second indictment
charged the other defendants with subornation of per-
jury; and a third indictment charged all the prisoners
irriih a conspiracy to cheat and defraud slid Nicholas
Mahon of said sum of 60,0001. Some attempts were
then made by Counsel (or the prisoners to postpone
their trial, but they were overruled. No day was, how-
ever, fired for that purpose.
RAPS AND RoBBERT IN THB IMMIX PARE. •
Barnard Reilly. Thos. MiDersnott,Cathwine Goodin,
and Catherine Warwick, were placed at the bar, and
arraigned upon three indictments. The first charged
that the prisoners, oo the 17th December last, assaulted
. Margaret Jame.on, and that the prisoner. Barnard'
Reilly, committed a rape upon her, and that the. other
three prisoners aided and assisted him in the commis,
don of that offence. A second indictment charged the
prisoner Thomas M.D.:mod with having also eels-
_mitted a rape upon Margaret Jameson, and that the
other prisoners aided and assisted him therein ; and, is
a third indictment, all the prisoners were charged with
the robbery of a grey cloak, of the value of 15s. the
prorty of the said Margaret J4lllllsoll.
the ease, which was of a very atrocious kind, was
fully proved in evidence, and all use prisoners found
A most horrible attempt at assassination was made
'on Thursday niglrt last, in the neighbourhood of New-
market. Dents Canny, Esq. a Roman Catholic Magis-
trate, with hi, family, on their return home from the
house Of a neighbouring Gentletiats where they spent
the evening. were waylaid by some miscreants, and
several shots fired at the carriage. The ewe Ladies
who accompanied him were severely wounded ;nee of
the horses was shot in the hip, and died immediately
After reaching the house. Mr. Canny providentially
escaped. This is the most daring attempt at assassins
don we have had torrecerd for a long time.—!.Sere Joan

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDoN.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 18.9

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3. per Cott. lied. IVY 6j 7 Stotts sea Stock
3 per rt. Cone. 864 div OW Annuities
31 per tint. 95f i . New Ditto
111 per Cent. lied. 351 6 .6'looo Eachel. Rini 71 2
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The dismissal cf the Marquis of Asoutset is. so&
tient test of the determination of the Duke of WEL-
atrorort to decide vigorously on every point connected
with foreign or domestic policy; but the recall of such
a person as the Marquis suggests for our consideration
matter of vast importance. As 101 l as beland remains
as it is, torn with faction, the residence i f a Lord Lieu-
tenant will but increase her evils. In no possible ssay in
which the question can be viewed can the appointment
be advantageous to her interest,, or productive of her
peace. The esampk of the conduct of the Marquis
Arcot.asat proves the disadvautage arising from any
Vicegerent being zealous to promulgate sentiments
favourable either to the Pr. testant or the Roman Ca-
tholic. In a country deprived of her Nobility, with two
parties violently opposed to each other, the N Aileron
Min a situation of such trust and importuee as a
bluitaich's representative, will eisilipsly be sourced
by one party, or the bidden secrets,, ditt least of his
pi,litical creed, canvassed and ex.imined. Hi, will
become the idol f • ne party And be cle:est-d by the
other. Thus, instead or bringing the 41ad tidioka of
peace, Ins mission i. one of strife and mei. if his.
chief S cretary !fold the same political, ,oposions,Ase
patronage of Pr testant Ascendancy, u of Popesjps'
receive additional weight from the unapiciiity that ;Isis
tmulates their views.. It thejbe eppatect #0 each atits4es,
dissention is in the camp, and thus not eve* esse psi*
is unified. It is soon perceived that she (Weevers',*
here wanted to play off rota patty 'against the osliet.a‘:,
By giving a Ptliteetant Lots, Listitekant, to tt.e litms
testant , they "fished to conciliate thecae. • The Sec/knit)
b log a voter for Emancipation, the Roman Catholics
asere.parsially contented. Thirdeign of hall meaiines
erlis to break in the Protestants to "the foolish and weak
and wicked system, of sending hioth a Lord Lieutenant
and his chief *away, and file i'Aes them a Lord Chan-
dev.ted partisans of Popery.
The evil of this regime has fully developed itself in
the transactions of the last few weeks. But if a Lord
Lieutenant returns to tI e Vicegerency of Ireland, will
the same slums of protection of P spists and discou
ragernest azba Protestant interest be continued ? We
hOpe, at beast, it will be in a manner less disgusting to
the faelirigs of the loyal party. In the patronage or
the Church preferments, the nephew of Mr. BaoUONAM
is selected, as the first object of the VICZGERVieII
; in the appointment of Assistant Barristers tit
(lie COUPtlebp Boman Cathoncs and persons of decided

ratal opinions have been chosen; and in the Commis-'
sions of the Poem issued ender the guiding band of,
Sir Alitteall Hark Romeo Catholics have borne the
proportion of four to one. if one ingoires the Osseo
for all this, an answer may be found In the private
friendship of all the individuals concerned.

The German Papers received this ntrning are to the
4th inst.,They add nothing to our previous intelligence
from the seat of war in Turkey:
It may be remembered that Mr. O'Cosuext. asserted
at one of the meetings of the Roman Catholic Associa-
tion, a few wet Its since, that the Hanoverian Legation
at Rome had taken steps to feed to the conclusion of a
Concordat between the Holy See and Great Britain.—
These Papers contain an extract from a Roman Journal,
in which is is stated that no such measures as those
'illuded to by Mr. Orouraztt., relative to a Concorde
are known to the Papal Government.
The Augsberg Gazette contains a good deal of mis-
cellaneous sews, but nothing that requires particular
remarg—The following are extracts:
.ODESSA, Doorman 17.
Our Journal moaners the arrival of M. V. Stourdsa V ibis
tows. For NOW time past hardly any thing has been doing in
the corn trade; eleven rubles per chetwert have been offered fee
small parcels of wheat, but the owueri have refused, that WWII u
WO tow.