Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

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ny the packet ship Oxford, Capt. Rath-
zone, arrived below last night, from Liy-
eTp0oI, WITH I'VE days later news
/. Ane fuseyite excitement was not shaf-
MURDERS ana assassinations are increas-
ing 70 an Alarming extent throughout Ire
lan 20; S
me morning Advertiser states that
t1ele are - % ~ staunch Puseyites in the
Mouse 9, commons, ready to maintain
mat he cnurcn ought to predominant over
tne state.
Friyate letters from Paris state that there
= on hand ~ France more manufactured
cot'on goods iiaan would sufhce to supply
the market Tor three years.
IRELAND si
r,,c,
sMyW 'a'''oers ma Otafnges-
rren'.ui murders disgrace ireland. a
Io'es'snl family named shepard had Ia
sen larm o. Mr. FaWcett, near baIla-
ooy IN hings county, from which q Ko-
man Oalhollc family named daily, had been
elec'ed. ihe ohepards, who seem to
nave Deen three brothers, received q notice
warning Them net to take possession it they
valued their lives. When they proceeded
70 the lands, a second notice was served
upon them to the same effect. But being
numerous family, and nothing dauntcd,
they provided themselves with arms and
ammunition, and took possession; their
hrst precaution being TO make the roof Of
the house fire-proof outside with clay, and
then boring gun-holcs through different
parts Of the wall; and while at work in
the day time, one brother standing senti-
mel with loaded arms, while the others
were employed. Ambrose, one of the
brothers, went off on Wednesday or Thurs
day week, to fetch a cart load Of furniture
and bis family.
On his return he saw the horses stray
ing about and the door partly shut. He
called to his brothers, but they did not an
swer; and fearing to enter the house, he
ran to the next police station for aid. The
houses were entered, and one brother was
found lying in il, his he d smashed by a
spade; and all the arms had been taken
away. The body Of the other brother was
not found till Saturday; it was lying in a
ditch, the head also smashed. A coroner's
jury having returned verdict Of .wilful
murder" against 'ssome person or persons
al present unknown. I"
A long list Of outrages, varying in de-
grees Of atrocity, are announced as having
occurred in the neighborhood Of Limerick
and Nenagh.
A faction fight took ploce, the other day,
in the churchyard Of Ballinaltig, in the
south Of Ireland, q large number Of infla-
rated men savagely fighting over corpse
which had been brought to the churchyard
for intermenf. The two parties had
fought on similar OCCASION, but had been
put to flight BY the police before mischief
was done; in the churcliyard they battled
until one man was taken away insensible,
and many others had received severe inju-
ries. i as
Mr.. Samuel McKim was shot at his
own house, near Sligo, on the Sd ult., by
some person who fred through the win
dow-smotive unknown. Patrick Curren,