Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-23
FONEIGN NEWS.
IRE1ANn.

AimeriCK Is IN most dcpioraDie state OF uls"
order. The following outrages are stated in a
single number OF the Limerick Chronicle just
lcome to hand:--" On Wednesday morning a
ldiabolical murder was committed in Temple
more. The victim was young man named
'IShort. an apprentice to brazier in that town
of the name Of Cunning. He was waylaid and
murdered within quarter of mile OF his
home. On the same day, while man named
Nevin was serving processes for the Quarter
Session of Loughrea, he was waylaid by two
armed men who beat him in most unmerci-
full manner leaving him as they supposed dead.
They took all the originals from him, 6rst
swearing him never to serve a process again.
On Friday night the House of John Kerwan,
on the parish of Kulimore, county Galway
was forcibly entered by large party of Terra
Ats, They got possession of his gunpowder,
and ball, and some money. Monday the viii
lage OF Newport was thrown into q state of
great CONSERVATION by the appearance of two
powerful factions, named Kennedy and MUIR
name, who came into fight an opposite party Of
the name of Dewitt. In consequence of the adj.
monition of the priest on Sunday, the latter
faction did not appear; but Major Garter with
a company Of the 74th regiment, from Nenagh,
anda strong detachment Of police. arrived ear
lyin the day, and remained until the Kenne-
dys and Murnames had disappeared. The lat
ter had armed themselves with sticks, scythes
land guns. Monday next, however, has been
Iappointed tor the grand conflict between these
'niscreants. few nights ago, Patrick War
ren, residing at Kill. Galway, was attacked BY
party OF Terry Ats, we'll armed, who drag
ged him out of his house and beat him nearly
to death for saying that the Terry Ats were
bad fellows. The house of a poor man, MANI
ed Michael Calnan. near Spring Grove, was
entered by party we'll armed, who nearly MUIR
dered him, they answered for giving lodging
to man named Lally. whom they considered
an informer. " Dublin JON nal.
SPAIN.
Extract oil private letter from Madrid, da-
ted the 10th inst:-'' immediately after coun-
Gil of Ministers, an order was despatched to the
Military Commandments to retain only the troops
strictly necessary for the different garrisons,
and to send all the others towards Calicia and
Estramadura. Orders have been sent TO PAM
peluna tor two the regiments from that gar
rison to be marched to Galicia. The intention
OF tins Is to keep bodies of troops upon the
frontier OF Portugal, ready to enter that king
dom IN case the expedition of Don Pedro
should effect landibg-for in spite ofthe cab
NETS OF London and Paris. the King is resoI-
ved TO take part with Don Miguel. Let M
rerrier' and Lord Grey take warning. There
nave oeen very warm alterations between M
Salomarde, the Minister of Justice, and NJ
oaiaZar, minister OF the marine: the latter in
consequence has resolved to send in his resigs
nation.
II mas Just been announced at Court that NJ
salmon, minister of Foreign Affairs, died to.
day at IL O'Clock He had been i'll for several
days and M. de Calomarde had been charged
win MS portfolio I'd interim. Changes in the
mn mad been spoken of for some timc.--
ne death OF M. Salmon, by deranging the
Sfol" quo will undoubtedly give rise to new
composition of the Cabinet. AS he had re-
eewed extreme JUNCTION yesterday, the choice
u MS successor was already in the delibera-
t,on' The candidates that have the greatest
Iushee OF success are M. d'Ofalia, Ambassa-
10, at faris; NJ de Labrador, titular Ambas-
s sS at Rome but who is still at madrid: and
80 ~. Iaez dc Ia Cadena, minister at St. Peters,
~ me iast appears the most probable,
as ms nomination would rivet the bands which
attach our court to that of Russia"
POLAND.
he Warsaw Journals contains the fo,,ow-
ing" Prince Paskewistsch has lust nubIsb.
ca an ordinance, regulating the aid IN he nro-
visohaiiy granted to officers of the Polish army
now deprived OF the means of subsistence. rs
wen as 10 the widows and orphans of those who
nave iaiisn. commission has been establish.
ca under the Presidency Of the Russian Gene
RAJ Darewsky, which is to examine the applica
uons' from such aid are excepted ali thos,
VINO were promoted to the rank of officers du
ring the revolution as well as those who, b,
their conduct might prove unworthy of the "a
Vors OF the emperor. The aid will be granite
only tor three years, at the expiration Of whid
the persons who have received it must proyid
tor themselves.
he relief is to be granted to the followin
swo elasses;--1. Officers and f;,nct;on.r;a-