The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-27 00:00:00

IRELAND.

THE CLONMEL ELECTION.—On Wednesday, Mr.
O'Connell was elected for Clonmel. He was IROPOSea
Father Burke, and seconded by Alderman Hacket, and Oct
other candidate appearing; he was declared elected.
CHOLERA IN COI/K.-11w Cork Examiner states thav
the accounts which have been received from the Fever'
Hospital, which has been made to afford accommodation,
to persons attacked with cholera, show that for the present,
at all events, the disease has abated in malignity. .
MITCH IN REQUEST.—A iceman is at present an 1/IMat.
at Ballyenglish Workhouse, vrko,lias been married to her
seventh husband, and, what is still more remarkable, they
wen:, all weavers, and worked at the same loom, which is •
stile in, operation in her former bongo; She is in full Po'
sessim of her mental faculties.--Monster News. ,
RUNVIVItED ESCA,FE OF SMITH OiLlinrs.—According
to the Limerick Chronicle, no inilinction has been re:
ceived by the friends of Mr. Smith O'Brien of his alley
escape. fivoea the guardianship of Site William Denison.
Howevergrievous the political errors of the ill-fated gen'
tleman navy have been, no one here credited the repothapthe-hatbeffected his release at the sacrifice. of his Ivor'

of honour. -
INSTALLAVION OP 3;111E BISHOP or" Datum.
Monday the Right Rev. Dr. Higgin, Lord Bishop e'
. Derry and Aphoe, arrived at-the Deanery,. attended„ll.
, his chaplain, the-Rev. William Edwards, awliwas ;notated'
the-mandate:from, the Archbishop of Armagh, haying ere
been readhy the registrar, in the episcopal'-throne' of
Cathedral, -by the Dean and Chapter, the former attend
* the curates, dressed in canonicals.
THE ROMANIST, CLESGT AND THE INC(E. .12W
conference of the Romish clergy has been held at TleeP".,'
at'whieh aresolution, was carried, for the purpose' of
.°4";
panningsubserVam to obtain sound legal advice' as
'
the best mode of protecting themselves from paying ttet
income-tax. They, say they have no legal revenues'
are :dependant on the•volantary oblations of thatfaithnm
arel'so ought to be exempt from payment of the income-1:
VALDE OF Poo-WILT rN lERLAND.-Immense,-„e
of Poultry have beeuehipped from the. Irish poet du,,T;
the present week fort England, and still greater ainantilat
anaawaiting-the return, of lime weather. At the nIal,"0(
of Lieburn, on Tuesday, the space occupied by the
fowls exceeded . conaitharably that of any former' ntw' v
beidon.Cliristmas•; and-it was calculated that more- "Orli&
changed hands for poultry than all the cash paid 5 1
31".11,3,
sold:in:Smithfield. Extremely high prices were p:14",,,d
dealersfor the Englishand Scotch, as well as those cone
with the markets of thiitbwir, 'st
KoltrEßS OF CALTISLEIFETORIC. - A Galway RonYuu
paper has the following complimentary notice of the ale';
formed Church of Great- Britain and. Ireland :-" Wbei:
the bait-necked Luther repented of his vows and sagg-
a wife, .and when the brutal Harry fathered the Reforlest„
tion.in England, good rattn,predicted that the lust-b"
blood.shailt, robbery-built Church would produce a hoer/
tical brood of inhumanity. Mammon became the God Of
England,- aristocratic .puide, became the ruling spirts...-.
England, and beastly vice became the distinctive P.
liarity of England." OEI-he-English people at large
Celtim-estimate is eqnallyt-flattering Scripture se"
that the heathen is devoid of natural affection; and w,
believe ,hat in no country nor age can there be found ,G, o•
more-raid-blooded, white pack of dogs than are .
be found among the Protestant English, nor could WeAr
find anywhere-no, not even among the Hottentots, no
amoag4-the mangy dogs of the East-a more revoltil,
pack than the Saxon mothers-, of England. It is a li1)._1„.
on Gads creation to call them human ; they are inferno.'
demons,..the offspring of theDevii and the Reformatielb"
wor followers of Hanny and. Bess-worse than brutes;-
ity
for the very bears and tigers love their young. Oh !
sendna a deliverer before Ireland loses her virtue and l'ut
ancient nationality. Send us, famine, plague, war, deatt,
-anfelaing but this increasing connexion with Protestol7..
Epee:aid. We ask not ekngeduce-for ages of penal tortnl
but; only separation fro., neaatlee. perfidious Albion, ex.'
the whitewashed hypomtsy of Exeter-hall."
cf:
CHARGE AGAINST Mu. S.ADDEIIg, M.P.-The Court
Exchequer, Dublin, wae.ocenpied all last week with a trill'
arising out of a charge-against Mr. Sadleir, to the effe2
that at the Carlow ehtetion he• conspired with others to
arrest and falsely imprison, a person named Dowling, fora
tha.purpose of preventing ;him, and other electors
hounight influence from exercising his franchise by von7
at the Carlow election. &pecuniary matter is involve";.-
fott-the transaction arosetoutof a bill discounted in a 0,3,
raw bank, of which Ma-.Sadleir was a partner. The c`lo
is said to have been get yap by Mr. Sadleir's political opc
annts. On Wednesday, Mr.. Sadleir was examined.
the course of his crosstexamination he admitted he WiSto
the voter Dowling to, hasrrested before the election, 0,
added whether he were or not before, he should be arrest
after it. The chargengainat,Mr, Sadleir is. that he es •
unconstitutional, illegal,.and.unjust means in every Parma
Mar to procure theurrestlof this man, with a view tuP'e,
forr
vent his voting, ami4so. affecting his own return
Carlow. The issues :which the jury had to try were thl
"First, whether there..wao,an agreement between Da"'
,o
Crotty and John Sadleir, or any person on behalf of Jt'aii,
Sadleir, that Daniell Crotty should be released free
liability on two bills for £l5O and £2OO, mentionrkber
certain affidavits in, this matter; secondly, if so, or
the Carlow branch of the Tipperary Joint-Stock 1324":,;0t,
any person on thatbehalf,in pursuance of such agreur„, oX
discounted a certain bill drawn by one Edward Lil"' bank,
and accepted by one William Ling; thirdly, did ale, I:en-
discount the last4mentioned bill with the bond fida-liop
tion of holding Edward Lawler liable thereon ; fart for
whether or not Wald Crotty was a bond fide trust' tile
Edward Lawler:or for the Tipperary Bank in isstlit,',a Oti
execution under which the plaintiff was arrested-roet
Saturday, the, Chief Baron having delivered his,
the jury almost immediately brought in a verdict the
plaintiff on, all counts. The effect of this will; ""*„
release of Dowling from durance, free from all;liabib?ifir
far as the two disputed: bills are concerned, ands the P ttd
ble institation: of t%ri, action for false imprisonlpeOtest
conspiracy to deprive the plaintiff of his right to ye
the Carlow,. election. .
„hi Yiel.„,l
Ma. LucAs AND TITS TABLET.-There is. aup..--
that whelp rogue.s fall out honest men come, by their.Gb
This, it is.hoped, will be the result of the quarrel Wiljat.ber
going antb.etween, Mr. Lucas, of the Tablet;. johY
John Ryan," of Cashel. The latter has sup Porte.
O'Connell at Clonmel, and consequently was Vigt but
assailed by the Tenant-league faction in: the 7'a`"" tvn
so inteeverate • as to call down remonstnance frc'Eu as
l le
supporters. Upon which Mr. Lucas eats humble
nevenattacked Father John in his clerical charge'
sumltr-
-4 meaning can fairly be deduced from my words, 1.-
0, .ni
that,Lhave been very much in error; and if any or.'°inceres
that such a meaning has been conveyakllbe4 inns" era
to, express my regret that I should incautioualY,f Est„'"
language susceptible of such interpretation. u` noth!"7,
John's clerical character I know nothing, and- We . it 1.,'
to say. It neither was nor is before met:and if it Weralme;
matter upon which not but his Bishop, has tis Pronto go ea
If, therefore, by any ill-chosen wor-I a. I have seen seer he
press disrespect to Father John Ryan in his char and
priest, or have given scandal to any one by going bel'i
limits of just and necessary defence and explanation, oP
say that I express my regret both, to• him and to e"
Of
who may have been scandalized.", „able
'te eer- tra°"
" Father John," however, would. appear ctui ea..eo
taking care of himself, judging from the folleafi-, :lot sea
front a third letter to the loealipaPera. We
the first diet/tor-strat
" To the Editor of the. (-Reporter and rti,,ks and ...d and
" 'ln elections, as in love-and war, all t111•.t nets
are allowable.' This is the rule of corattineful',loll.
acted noon by the ownerof the Tab lot, and sham D''
lished from under his own, hand and pen, - 858.
paper of the 18th ult. ber' ki
Cashel ,
10til
tit Deeeat
at a ho
rosP.
"My dear Sir-On ttp-day I got a hasty 1111,-rebiel'All..
but perfectly characteristic production of me. 'eft,'
appearing in his own paper of yesterday, abesll2gts Pe del
now can find time to say about this is, that ,Liie ege„'est
natural-that it is Lucas all over-that the Pu,..,,eted )"et
it-were prepared for it-understood it-and esor, a chara
cbly
at its proper value. coming as it does from socl„edectoa
as Lucas to timely detected by me, and so 1" one'
gibeti d publie scorn. tiro dell°-
" When the immortal Liberator was at one a Luearor
ing the infara.y of t slave trade to a gatheanieugyeti
countrymen, be was responded to by a say g
from their throats, and his apt and appropriate
what con,s- apt
pestpon but
t aimhiss?' When I stood upon the head of a serpent, _ eye firs,!rgni
tll-oss'
and Redeemer of the world) which Luctitsm).4ritabi,
upon his paper-the vehicle of all that is
this cen`11:110°
low, base, and beastly-I said to mY.aevew when 11e4tcp
frieud'' must have some farful object In and
came wasat
makes a parade of his ultra-Catholicity, eratoi. j
t From
p ictutrbee thaaYt oonf Which
ev enrin egeyd p s
him. Yes, Lucas, I watched you ever sinrej""
be my du stini°
us. I watched you closely. I felt it the You
and poisonous filth you left after Vol n
2121
time 1 Vig°( eic'
tracked. you through all our popular movemoentesobryytniogatiali
head and tore off your
t 7, y
set my heel upon your serpent- ? But Yo de 01
settled down upon ; and
brandedbetawhen:it tohue fitting
a
an
and CO
more mischief. write, fro r
so to speak,
"Oh may I always continue
loirlihssataway could
nol
wo.r theh
apNuebl public
ste., bears
anti you nOW t-
f outpourngs Louf
asemP°Untri 000
losontshed and scandalise
__el.,rld' eel._
nd upon his blasphemous tne o,e
hta
hsiset
burstingetnovauei
iron
:end al
Liepbnpou
rusaoe,
tbr•ttet
the angelic purity and sanctity of a Dr. Murray, nor nor
ltearning
hoeilgdhatckofnoswtl. clinic "nth pot to
theta tiolw
the see
rind
lous and austere Dr. Crotty. could save
etre.- „r,
magazine of his Saxon's hatred of every one an
_tote f.od
zkeao the heaps of filth he has hurled from d
acknowledged
Patrick's hPorfi ma aptiral
that is Irish-at 7ery many of the most respeerhat
ninf
reverend clergy of the second order. 'Since thefdl t"
exalted
theirjreeC
in his wrath, to chastise some of our pl the &wit!'
delity to the teachings of His chosen servant,
s soil
e_A,
O'Connell, first permitted him to curse the Mot: deb
his presence and his pripting,press, it can !„,v,,,as
truly be said of thisk Musser), of mischief, 'el "
flung amongst us in the hour• of ourd-
es the Catholic Ourch in Ireland is concerne
I. Nihil non tetigit,
Et tetigit
quod nett detecravit,'"
weakness, that as