Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-26

mass parish tin which the custom houseis situat'
ed) have been served with notice that the owners
will enforce remunerative assessment on the
parishioners Mr.. John Stokes (of the firm OF
O'Nelll s. Co., Ormond quay has already serv'
ed notice to this effect for an amount vi 9io,-
900.
RIoTs AND MURDERS IN TIPPERARY. the
fair of Cashe on "Wednesday evening last, be-
tween 6 and 7 O'Clock, there vas dreadful RI
OF. A friar of the name of Conway, who resides
in the town, was able by his Influence and that oil
a good whip (which, from the general respect en-
tertained for his clerical functions, ne was per-
mtted to use pretty freely.) to put it down for
while. but on his departure it broke forth more
furiously than ever. Afterwards DIR. FitZger-
aid. resident magistrate, appeared on the scene
with the military, and apprehended IA OF the
principal rioters, whom he placed IN gaoi Tor
the night, and 10 the morning liberated on 0ail
to take their trials at the next quarter sessions.
The outstanding mob afterwards kept up the RI
OF Till O'Clock 10 the morning.
A the fair of Borrisoleigh last Tuesday des-
perate riot took place between two factions. A
magistrate found il necessary to read the Riot
Act; but this not having the effect OF dispensing
the rioters, the military were obliged to fire. oy
which three lives were lost and several wound
ed. The police were beaten into their barracks.
Ii is stated that they had to fire IL or IA shots,
and subsequently took SO Of the rioters prison
ers.
1t is positively stated that the Marquis of An
glesea IS forthwith to be recalled from the Wee
royalty of this country. We understand that
preparations for his departure have actually com
menced. No person has as yet been named-at
least the nomination has not transpred - as his
Lordship's successnr.- Dublin Ecening Mail.
PORTUGAL.
There are no later advces from Portugal
The Times Of August 18th publishes two letters
from Marshal BnurmOnt, one OF which, address
ed TO the Duke de Cadaya, was intercepted
The other was published by the Tory papers a.
exhibiting what they MAINTAIN TO be the real jea
ing, of the Portuguese army and people, in the
present controversy. The Times says the inter
cepted letter will be very useful companion to
the other. 1t shows what immense Importance
the French Marshal attached to the possession OF
Lisbon, which became so easy aprey to the army
of the Duke of Terceira; il shows mat his hopes
and cancellations we're founded on the grossest
ignorance of the feelings Of the Portuguese
people; for while, in the blindness OF his pre-
sumption, he was Prophes,lng the most brilliant
results to the cause of the usurper Miguel, the
! whole southern division OF Portugal, from Lagos
| to Lisbon, was ringing with enthusiastic acc'a'
nations for Donna Maria. and the two illusti
Gus props of her throne-the brave and sklltul
soldier Ferceira, and the enlightened and honest
statesman Palmela.'
FRANCE.
The King and Royal Family had gone TO Com.
piegne tor few DAYS. The young Queen OF
Portugal, Donna Maria. was preparing to leave
Paris immediately, for Brest, where she is Ia
embark tor Lisbon.
Sumo of the Paris papers have been authorised
to cont, adict the statement, that NJ. A. Asdrade
had come from Rio de Janeiro for the purpose
of pre,a lliog on Don Pedro to return to Brazil,
and resume he supreme direction of affairs there.
The Par,san public had been much amused
by the announcement Of Mademoisele Buury's
for thco.ping Memoirs. This lady Is the same
who fi,ured on the trial of NJ Bergeron for shoot
ing at Louis PHILIPPE at the Palais Royal year OF
two ago.
DUELIIYG.-A case of much interest lately
came nn Ia De tried at the assZes of the Seine,
in which charge OF murder committed 10 du.
ell was made against Charles Leon, natural sun
of the Emperor Napoleon. The trial excited a
great sensation, and caused vast number OF
spectators to be present. amongst whom was
considerable proper ton of ladies' The circum
stances of the case we're as follows:
NJ. Leon dined on the last day OF December,
in the year 1881, with NJ. de Rosambert, and
net another guest, Captain de Hesse, an Engl's'
officer. After dinner play was introduced. and NJ
Leon, always unlucky, was again so unfortunate
as to lose Is, 900 francs When called on to pay
he contended that NJ. de Hesse had pledged him
self to give his antagonists revanche which was
only consistent with the laws OF honor applicable
to the game. An angry discussion arose, and
NJ. de Hesse published some particulars Of the
affair which were prejudicial to NJ. Leon. The
difference between them at last amounted to such
height that meeting became inevitable. and
on the the esd of FEBRUARY, 1881, the hostile pro-
ceediug took place. The result was, that NJ. de
Hesse was mortaIy wounded and died three days
afterwards On the ground Nj. de Hesse admit
ted the bravery and strict honor of his antago'
mist, nevertheless his wife was determined Ia
prosecute. Accordingly, tn. seconds were sum.
moned Of whom only General Gourgaud and M
May appeared. 1t was reported that the heirs OF
i ,la Hesse we're Darties In the Drocep,i,nu I'M