Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

-saf &!9 ~ uciSoored 70 oeatn fer nasihg see''es
silk poke, handkerchief.
ne mort horrile rars Of NY assrs;ise IS yer 70
BE- related. The pepulaec was not eeasen, WI"
TIC destruction Of property Tie Ure'eoes mr.
Oh ,,r human blood. and reIrcf 10 say tfey oo-
,,;,ea Il. Nearly fcurseors dcfenceiess mars hase
...n iphuuau,y bu,ehersd, and well II Is thai 'ie
rae, ESCAPED. owing to the powerful exerenso OF 'ie
artillery eorns AMI 10 some weil-in'ennonea a.
n,nsss ,he volunteers, fer mary OF .hese' n'seu'-
il ,~.,,..l with The ropulaec. Various we're
-, u.,,,.,, IN which they despatched the anorin-
-. ,,e,;,,x Few very few. met instant dea'h'
srr,. u.re harn, in tic converts, some poina'ae"'
"a ,,.ry hra.en to death with sticks ana stones.
s,f,s. r.. tina, still inycr in the hospitals there
AZ s,,nr Wit, more thar 80 wounds oil various ue
..~;-.,,ss Thc rage OF the porulaor was exees-
-. :, Sana,y morning to find that several han-
sv~a, Of friars had still escaped. and many were
stabbed even whilst under the protection Of the NIL
Itsry force.
Cse poor wretch, tho first victim, appealed 10
me and another person in whose company "as
i,,r protection, and used all our ondc7'onr' !"
his behalf, but in vain. We succeeded N having
him carried to tho theatre. where there was
suari of 40 volunteers. but they would not protect
him. He received soon afterwards more than ~
wounds. aud soon ceased TO eNsl. ihe niEht oil
Saturday was lruy drradlnl-siS converts on ire
at the same time, the military Paradng the Streets
bu, perfec,v passive and with orders net to fire on
the popuacr: the inmates Of the houses adjoining
the converts rushing on, and removing then Naln-
abcs: the yillainous assassns working the,r cody
deeds, the dealenins piras, an unhappy victim
fell into the fire. persisted hy tho kni'r, al form
ed a scene which battles description.
There arc nearly 800 irlarS IN the castle Of Nom
iaick, and as many mote IN the citadel and Aiara-
zaha barracks The greater part ct the Francis
can friars made their escape through sewer "hch
lead, from tl content 10 the sea. and were rcceiy-
cd by the military stationed n the barracks Which
have lust mentioned. The town is now sor.e-
what tranquil. but ell not, Lar, long continue 80,
as tie garrison ~ very weak.
IRELAND.
There was an alarming riot at Dublin on the ID
of August growing. as usual, uHt OF discussions ol
the oranpe-men aud the rctormets BetN cen
twenty and thirty thousand persons were assembled,
many armed nh bludgeons, knives, pixies stoneS
Sc Two companies ol the 99th regiment, and
the city horse and foot poleo we're summoned,
aud succeeded a, length IN queImF the disturbance,
but no, until several persons were severely woun-
dod. Another account says tho asScmblage could
not be short ofsxty thousand.
The Report ofthe Commissioners on public in
suuclon in Ireland states the whole population
to be 7.6i3, 900, divided anouu the different sect
Is follows Catholics. 6,427, 900, Church OF Eng
land, $4,000 Presbyterians, 642,00O; other
protestant dissentefs, 1850
LONDON, Aug g.
A ieputaiiou OF Colombian bondhoders from the
late public meeting Ind ahuervew Yesterday with
NJ. Mend2abal, the Munster 81 Finance tor SPAN,
OF the subject of the independence of the late
Spanish American ouloncs, towards winch, on
his return to Madrid, they cnrealed In, support
and influence with ia, other NJ MIXERS Of the Span
ish Ministry. The repyoi NJ. Mcndizaha was in
tie following terms
| will do myself the honor and pleasure OF
conveying ,onr feeling on the subject oi the iude-
pen lcucc otihc American coonlcslo my colleagues
in Mldrid. ] have no doubt they entertain the
same sentiments of consideration and respect as
do towards th, noble countrS,--a country from
VIII CHI have experienced So much hospitality, and
winch has honorcd me with 50 lareca share of its
regard and cou6acnc.. Il mus, already be tic best
policy of Spint dlaw closer the ties thet already
kubsist between us