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JOSEPH MoktTKlCk.
.ArrhtIrttr DwtIMer,

Etop m Fiovid's. Eat n Mat,s ".
r WOULD RESpEtrFuLLY call thu
i. attention Of the public, Ia my arrange
ments for the New Year. Having tnade
arrangements with one ot tho best maLu-
featuring cstablisbn cn's in Cincinnati,
] nm prepared 10 furnish Sash Doors and
Bl,nls, made ot the best White Pine Jum-
Der, and Of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can bc made IN the
South. Persons wishing 10 build would
find IL to their advantage :" consult me
before building
Orders from the country earnestly soli-
cited, Country work Of all kinds prompt
" attended 10 IN the most workman,kc
manner. f
Plans and specification. for city and coon-
try Houses. suburban Villas, etc, given j"
tho most approved styles All kinds Of
job Work attended - with nca'ncss AMI
dispatch. Water Cisserns made Of he best
material. jan.I0.
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lNMAN'B PATENT,
GMlc ls9sA Door Hl,,'tsags.

rT>HE UNDERSIGNED solo agent for
l. this invslasb'e Spring. hss them on
hand and for sale nj plice which il moth
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can he seen at my store. on the gate oi
Joshua Beal, and the Havncy House Door.
They are simple and would not be uhsoit-
sbIc for the neatest parlor DOOR in this
city, apply at. augl D. G. MONTAN5.
Wooden Ware, Jsvt'",n., Dr"ss,es, tkr,
HAND Brootns, wisr Hearth, Horse,
IL White wasb. Marking, ScIubbing. Cob
web and Paint Brushes. Churns; Reels ,
Butter Dashers; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks I;
Wooden Pals, piggjns, Cedar Tubs;
Wstrr and Well Buckets; Coco Dipp~rs;
Wash boards; Wood Scoops Trays, Pals,
&c. d. &. MONTAN,
jnA. Church street.
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Notice.

I'Ht. subscriber respectfully rcturns his
1 thanks to bis friends and customers who
have during tho past year literally given
him their patronage, aud takes this meth
oil II informing them nnd the public ri
large hat he has now on hand n large lot
ito for tho undertaking successtul compile
ton Of all work in the shape Of House
buildings, Blinds, Sash and Doors, fitting
up ol Stores, Bar.rooms IN the best, most
durable aud wotkmaulikc style. Al orders
left at y Q; Mon an's Hardware store. the
Post OfAcc, or at my shop on Filth street
adjoining st. Peters aud ". paul's college,
will meet with prompt attention.
dcc2l. 6 L. SEES.
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To Plan terra.

A IKlN'S Corn and Cotton Cultivator
n Thiu truly useful agricultural i'nprov-
,npnt. Ias heen fully tcstcdh hy highly res
p4ctable and practical planters who afterful
trinI. say that by its use, in the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is saving
of ST least one third the labor TO man aud
horse over the common plow. It's new
invention, Patented March 20, isAG.
Planters are invited tocal' and examine il
A supply OH hand and for sale by
w. r. TlfNNNRp.
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0arowarf at D. q. Montan,
Css rss lsDAluxs.

WATER Cisterns, Drippcrs and Ewcrs !;
w oval oct"gon and colored Hall Lsmps ;
cpam.llcd stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket.
ties: cast iron and ~arthen Spttoons: oval,
square aud Gothic Walters; Salvers and
Tea Trays Lamp Globes; Glimrners aud
Wick rich center table French Busters /;
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished, Brittanis and silver plate', Ia
ble Castots, at d. &. MONTAN'S
iuIJ. Church street.
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Mechanics Tools.

DENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID 4 Jacksons Saws. Plains " all kinds
hugcr. and Anger Bits, Brncs and Brace
Bits. Hatcbctts, Hammers, Csrvers Tools,
Gimhlcts and C"opers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts &c. d. G. MosrAn. Church st.
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BATON ROUGE, LA, TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL l. 1856
INSURANCE.
Nosssisosn Mwt"nD insurance Com t,sany
Of JBatOn JlOssgc.


Of JBaton Uougc.
hco,poyntedhv Act or Leviah,tnre cfLouintann
hppy"esa. MnrcA l2th. isbb.
Authorized Capital, ,i,,, A5tND, ,tNDO, 90
The Southern Mntuai Msmrans Com,uany
Of Baton Rouge. have this day commenced
oyrrations, md are prepared 10 take Fur
MARINE, and R,vsn Risks.
ootors
James ". Brown, Leon Eonnccazs,
John y. Ke,npe.sr, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W +. Tunna,d,
Jos. '. DuraIde, Joseph l.nrxuisr,
C.E. Mediation, WIN. 8. Pike,
Trustoss.
W. u. Walker, Jess.e Hart,
=. n. Conrad, S. q. Lsyrock,
Chns. A. Slack, Jane, N. B,unot,
Sostheoe AIIs,n, w. u. Phillips,
Joseph $. WiIl,sY's, Thompson Bird,
!. r. NpI.n. Dsntel d. Avery,
John A. Dougherty, Samuel M. Hart,
WILLIAM s. PIKE, Prcs't.
ALrntn Smrrrrns, Scc'y..
Baton Rouge, .Jan'y. 2o, 1850, u.
THE NUT TUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW yOHK.
Net IccummlukcA CnsM EunI,
1.O1N.7 775.
All the profits divided among the Insured
FRED. $. WINSTON, Prss't.
ISAAC ABBOTT, se'y.
CHAs. GILL, .arlun,y.
n-cronar A. PIKE, duly authorized
Agent for Baton K"ngc. ap. Toy.
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rirHt A rival Of the season
At THE one PRICE
(vOfhilsg EllllDOri1x2ll.

HHE subscriber has Jnat received by
l. steamer CrtxcrNr CRY, from Nav
York. n large aud beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING EOODS,
Consisting oi Linen bosom Shirts; silk.
Cotton and Met,no Under shirts Shirt Col
lars Linen and Cotton Draws. Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen aud silk Pocket
Hdkf, Cravats, Neck Ties; Scatls Stocks,
&c. all Of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will be sold "a, low prices. In order 10
do Justice md give satisfaction to cash buy
crs; he has made II rule in all case. 10
deduct ten per cent ior cash, and will in all
cases strictly auhero TO that principle
sept6-y. W. D. PHILLIPS
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Cnrringcs,1 Harness. Whips. G.
TNHE Snbscriber's assortment Of Carria-
i gcs, Harness, whips, &c, il now COM
plctc, and h, ,in.itcs nn examination oi
h. stock before purchasing in New Or.
lcnnx, as hr guarantees his prices as low ~
~ anysin the South. !
Mareroom conner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style At the old estahlis he'd stand
co,ner Of Main aud Church Streets.
w. +. TUNNARD.
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Arfbitt(tural CARDS, II.
c. q. WILSON,,

g. q. WILSON,
House, sign & Ornamental Painter.
Third Street, Two doors North of tho Post once.
HAVING permanently located In Baton itsuge,
III We would respectfully solicit u share ~ the
public paEopags. Dstng ptactiralls watk men. W.
are u work on the most reason able terms and In
ti,s hest siyta
AtsO, Draining, ,tSNrbiing. 0Iasipg and Paper.
hanging neatly exeeuted
~ Plantation work soietted and pvn6ptiy
attended ~. s tscthy.
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A FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
"A Double ana Single Barrel Shot Ouns. y.
yiees, lame Bags, Powder Horns, Patent WaddinG,
Fosd Lined snd Central tirs CAPS; Wad 0a3.
hrs Gun Tubes, and every thing else connected
In shst line, ~ LAR0U1kR = LANOUk,
Janl7.y. Cor. Lafayette and TloSidA ste.
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Jnst Received from 1T. Louie.
bacon, Clear Sides and Shoulders.
ID supernne and Extra Sf LOUIS 1LOUR-.
CORN. ic. For sale Low for Cam, b.
n. Y. TODLtNA0N Co.
iuiy5.y. Cor. Convention sud Third 6ts.
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FISH LINE Floats, assorted sizes; Lin.
/ erick aud kirby bent Hooks Fish
Lines, assorted sizes; shot Pouches Pow.
der and Pistol Flasks; Double and Single
barrel Shot Guns--On hand for snIe by
may IT,. d &. MONTAN.
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MN WARE--We have now ia store q
j large assortment Of Tin Ware ofevery
description which we offer at very reduced
prices. LARGUIER 4: LANOUE.
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Wonder, Ware

Wooden Ware !
A xE, IIatchct. Tile. Anger and Chiss|
II Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
aud Sash Tools, for sale by
y. G. MONTAN, Church st.
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.Drotfssianal Notices.

NR. q. w. DEARING, offers hi. pro-
~ 1ssslonai services 10 the public. Once on
sahurch se--eppoatte waddtit 1 Days Drug Store.
Residence on MAtn Street, between church ana
north streets. Asn6.y.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY. JUNE 3, 1855.

themselves so high that they more than others,
and sought ethereal regions because The earth was
toe good for them Sir, it ID not the purest bird
vhich always seeks the highest regions OF air. The
yuture 1t Is said lives in the regions Of eternal
snow. and yet it can descend from It's ethereal
height 10 live garbage below.
The President of the United States ia under the
highest and most solemn obligations to intsrpose
and if were TO indicate the manner in which he
should in.erpose in Kansas, l would point out the
cid common law process l would serve
warrant on rifles, and il rifles did not an
swer the summons, and come into court on
day certain, or If they resisted the Sheriff, l
would summon the posse c0mitatus, and would
have Colonel Summers regiment to be part OF
that posse comttatus. The men in Kansas may be
dslu6sd. There may be good men among them |
do not wish for an outbreak. think there are many
men among them who reflection will give over
their decisions. | am not among those who hate
any man because he differs from nae; but I do des-
pise those who are willing to commit others to o
contest in which they themselves win escape the
consequences.
Mr. President, l shall not pursue this subject
further. have reviewed what has been said so far
Sc thought proper to alude to it, and now con-
cude with this remark-that il we are to be drifting
in this way into dissolution Of the Union, would
rather that il should be dissolved to morrow wish
my words measured-in preference to living in a
Union without the protection of constitution which
gives me an equality should tell my people so to-
morrow. Yes, sir the moment you say this Union is
not under the control, and the influence, and the
operative influence Of the constitution of the country
say to South Carolina, Go out OF the Union, and
make arrangements with others to form such go
yernment as you can live in with honor and dignity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24
MUrINY OF THE TIPPERARY MILrrIA-AC-
TON WIrh TIE REGULARS-LOsS OF
LIFE

LIE
A .ensus -iot occurred at Ncnagh, Ireland. on the
9th July al succeeding days. The Cause Of the re.
volt vac, in substance, that the Government, when
Il ntjs embodied, pioo ICED to each man con.
siderable bounty, bat having now no further need Of
the zen, !euse. TO psy the balance, and orders taem
to be d.bancei. An order was -sued TO take up the
elastius which Distributed 10 the mel "a Aprl
last o, man retustd to give up bis cOthe, and Els
ssLt 70 The gusr house. wheieuool biz comrad.s broke
it opsp ard h,er1ed him. They then threw off Al
ohdpine, broke open the magazine, supplied them
.-he, With The small quantity Of ammani5Non taey
all ansar were paid.
TIE El,i, tb.n para'ed The .ova pre- sje1 by their
Land, shd dischar2ns Their Irrsk::s in 10 air. rhe;'
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GERMANY.

Berlin core spopdencc of The London Times says;
"Tbs Zonverein is, just DO~, approaching chss
which will ead to great steraiiOns aod, not mpo~,
bly,, ~ rupture between the Liberal Northern ana
the Protective Southern states OF Germany. PrucH
the State that is empowered 10 nego.ste with Tor
eign nations, in the pane Of the Zolverein, and
at Berlin that the main BUSH Of the Zoiiysrean
transacted, sno the repxrtit Of tho revenu~e tes
preparation Of new measures IA be introduced o. toe
Conferences aid the conduit Of the business n gen
eral are carried on-Pru.sia forming nearly han
tie whole ZoIverein. Prussia already three yeM:
sinteI took step indicating the course tho IolveI
0ug't, IN iutwe ~ follow, viz: IN the union
with the Stererverein Of Hanover, &C.; aod tns ~.
"tnable H. on an early OCCASION TO stnve vain o sh
"degee Of success for the introduction OF more Nv
"trul tariff" :u.
The writer then proceeds to advocate the aPpS,;h
mtnt Of able representative to look aft"r O'"''
interests. >r.-;.S
The Irdepeadance. Belge publ shes the iol'o"~s'
dated HGMbufg, otn lust; r.ece
Alter u. dssou ION Of the Arglo Gerusn LsgS 81.
II e. tsid that many sol6 enised at 80 ,ne
al e,pcrse in tho North, had readily socspt9 ~
OFF, -, ca, grafe to Canada srd cultiva'~ toe s
rlaced at their d.poesl by the English Goverc~,h ~.
The. DO revsr does not s1pcar 20 bs The case WI Ia
JoLp BuR steaa or, which entered our port to9s1 ~
shsaQ, brought back $50 Of these recruits, an1
irjormsc that orheis will arrive IN succession on
tie packets ph;'g regularly ts'wees Ing a na a
Hcr.A,g. Our police Immediately seAt = ta""
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FRANCE

The Emperor cont, ues at flonb'eres, where be
urea the baths and passes his time mostly in oasdoo
.XercKe.
The Moni,eur contains an Off ,ial contrsd ctiou Of
the r.port that the Emperor Napoleon prooo-es meet
ing the Emperor of AusIis On he Lake Of Constance
A paragraph N the Independence BStge denies ne
authenticity Ut tho letter altrbd,ed TO the Count Do
Pars, Oh the subject of the Orleans fusion, ont TIE
correspondents o. LoDoon papers re,firm it.
Several persons alr ady named a. cand dates TO-
the Office Of Miois.r Of Pubic lDru ,ton, Ia room o.
the late NJ Foitoul. Of these Nm. CIR. useilrs, Du
mas, Psreu, and La Gu-nobi-re are mentioned, oil
Of wLom with the exception of the last have already
been in the Cabinet.
A FIeI ch soldier has been killed in braw at Giur
gevo II appears that the soldier omitted to salute or
Austrian officer, whsreupon the officer proc eded to
cone bin, end rome Austrian sodicrs cJmibg up, q
rw ebsuea, aud the Fienchmsn was killed. The
Pofis afOnuenr announces that full justice wiu be
dealt upon the offender, and, meantime, tho Austrian
GOverDneLt pensions the family Of the deceased. i,
Gen. MartiDprey is the officer who remains in the
Crmea, charged with the Consular functions until
such time q regnlar Consul is appointed.
Abiez, Grand & Co, bankers, Pafis, have failed.
LIST OF AMERICANS registered It The Bar hing Oce Of ss
American European Express aud Exchange Cosny, ton
JUna To IA IN
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Th,rc In. been h,tbiog Of much Importance 10
Parliament. Lord Csmpb'l called the ate neion O.!
tne Lords TO tn indicrimipate 'ae Oh poison, and
hon.d the Government would introduce some measure
on the subject. Lord J.nn Hass nov, TSs1s S.ss
been no reference 10 Amei'csn snAis ShoTpns '"ne
int,Irogsiories as the boundaries OF the pAnfe'
Col Dunn askej whether o; aer " rsons man st,
ars mich, navigate the Danube above toe fron.~r 81
Ansr;a on canal terms in accordance With the treaty
of Paiis7 Lord Palmenton replisd that oy he treaty
of Paris TIE Lsvg stion OF the Danube sas 70 oe e..
dere6 liable TO The stpulatons OF the treaty OF e,s
nv that /, eaiy such rivers divided or fraveTsed d
tient States we've free to tie nayigaon BY vessels
ALI nations He appreheadtd the opinion OF the Goa
press TO be- that the Al TRAN mon"po referred 70
coud not stand against the stpul'tions % inc ley
festival uuo er the auspices of the Association ior
r,ouotp g r, duction of the wine duties, was held
The s, o.fhsm Crystal Palace on the sth. The hun
drtd sat dow TO dinner under the Presidency OF Mr.
The Earl Of Carl l., viceroy of Irel,nd visiting
Limerick ..,.,,,.
the British Court. n.ey.,
AM of Mon, Mr. N. next N Minis and other potables
spokea mee'D in London, on the 10th, In favor
ii. early closing Of stores, and Saturday hac holiday
to the working classes.
Mime Crili il pl, ing Elyira in Pu,,ani at the
ItaaL opera 0ndOp), and is to appear with MARIO in
Bsron Hausran, Prefe tof the Seine, Acknowledges
rec.iut Of he fourth remitta f 20 O0o faDcs ~ toe
100 600 roncs subscribed b, the Ciy OF London The
"Cty Of Psri. be s,ys. si never forget this oct
"of the generous English nation"
TIE extern i've spinning mills belonging to Jossph
Ali swo tn, at Bolton, Lancashire hav. been totally q
rtro, ed by fire. There $4,000 sp;ndles d he
mills
The Cologne Gazette is responsible for the following
story ~
'Whsn Palmer wss condemned, the Sardinien Eo'.
bassado or to egropLed to Tu,in. Palmer condemned
30 death win be hanged ut Rugeey The ofDctii at
'm.rstop,' and sent It as ofical dispatch to the
Minister Cavour. The latter, having smiled on read.
ipg il, lett il open on his deek, and IN few lninua
the ri port went Ike wdfre through Turin that The
FL elsh hao hanged their Prime Minister"
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IRIsHISMS.
Colresporiepes Of The n. 4. Tibans.


DUBLIN, Friday, July II, l55t.
Do not Imagine that our dOings that used TO
amuse our neighbors have passed away with the
hard times Of famine, pestllence and emigration
We have still jolly priests and 0vial parsouo, who
can take glass or two together, and having spent
tie evening pleasantly eau 60 to bed together like
a loving eouple-in spite of the prevailing pros
elytism" and "soupeTism." Aud we have still
acme country eentlcmen of the "free anc easy |"
school, who will do as they like their fathers
have done before them-and will not stand the
nonsense" Of the priest, who may take it into his
head, in defiance Of the Legato's injunction to
"nind decurum in the midst OF heretcs, 90 turn
them from their b, altar bullying aud bal
dragging"
Allow me to illustrate this by couple Of trisls
that have Just terminated in the Court Of Common
Pleas the one for libel BY Protestant clergy
man. the Rev. Moore o Ccnnor, Rector Of Culdaf,
Diocese of Derry, against The Derry SentiaI; the
other for Islander by John j. O'Sulliysn against
Father O'Rtilly, parish priest of Athlohe -iu both
Of which were brought out some OF the get huge
IN Of Ito DAY in Ireland" that carry the mind
hack 10 the 6oinss Of former times.
The following is the libel that formed the sub
ect Of the action; aDd To the curious 10 such mat
tiers il must be tOmne bonohe. as hne specimen
Of the muhanp in plrro style ct laying It oG thick:
would fill volume ere We 70 y. ,ssGia ~. sas
IL, Of Ii, h,sto;y tAan lie I'D eoad fee o9l
pfepy eoneet, from the day osNns We
Size sSe oos nsIsT Oh Trsies down the esen ino On,
when TO sssurpes style title aud isniy .. tne ~ v
orc onDoI Rect, q Csdas WOE ss, sasS 81 IS nee
seiset 20 Newspaper esce IN Da'in DC, On LIZ @ he =.
obslpei ordination from he Bto, o. a.s, on IL ss
cf IA hLIk-hcw lie f;saLly el'..led e@As-I - '--'
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Officer DO no, seem % have a,ted With Any eDe,,,,
ou~D the not. Assistance wss teiexvaphed IN, - .
sh,,,t toe 900 Of the line, Of tho i3,A, AZ IS.
ard 3.fh regiments arrived Under the om "a J
Cod. hart who marched ~ the ssmmes hil hsrrS ~
and surr, ur ing II, snc sedsd in osasuaxs -
.ursenis within: Other psSies q The Iigsoss
were, however, outide the o4srsrk-wsils nd -
~veisl ait. mp,s to fire through the gste apo the ~.
ulaIs. They I'D sboo, one man, CnmeAs vsssss
dead, through the k.yb'c of ,be gate, and wSaSds1
spo.ber. HE troops, hs ing di.srlned tbs nolIs
The SumueiLan batiack, marched toward Pad ssss
barrscba -,
In Csstle street they met body Of the Dsuses.
who FREQ voley, which was rsphed 10 with sGszt !,
the troops. A good Deal Of 'kirmIst ing eusaed, Il
lepebtfr sn nspitioo Of the rio's ran out ssdHs,
we're dx sru,d and made priropen. The rnsiaas,
will be tired BY the eisl power. Only four psp~
wtre killed and shout dozea wounoed. HAn
he mii,ar, tbo~n much fofb. afsnce the numba
casualties must have be-. n,ucb greater rbssts
Gems sided with the militia, and chce'cd them on Tie
Ian,es of tie dead were Dennis ioohsy and PsxkA
Trsc,y, militis men; Patrick Carey, ilst regimes,
ano Peter Gibbons pensioper. AT l,iest teI"graRAe
accounts all quiet DETACHMENT Of lsncers Asi
aulytd.
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RETURN OF THE GUARDS.

Cuarcsr-tbe particular sarri on Of London mad
,bs;r ep,ry into the metropolis, on "wednesday, tie
On A ppblia reception va given them ey he
xEo imncyiai Guard BY Nspo'. on ana the Pafsiana
TIE three ba,taiops, Gren 'diers, Cod'tresn,. sai
F,s;,e,,s nun. ber.o g. 40 men, They arrived y red
from til. camp a, Aide sh"tt, and m,rchTd from the
a aoo Vo,ori,. aocomp nieo BY her family, Also the
kkise Of the Belsians and his fsmiy, with Prse oc1
Of So eden, and crowd of aides add lords spPessed
on lie balconies Of The Palace, and waved welcome
TO the troops. Halt million Of persons were ..
sembed.
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were damned By God and the Church. Tbs
.prosiaate he had alluded 10 had ssduced h's gov
"erless, ana sent be, away; but Barney Lyon
chad seen the child IN Dublin =.
The priest admitted thnth be den ounced free Ms
sons according to the CsnoDs OF the Church; sne
Lai be was in the habit Of testify ins ssSiost laf
Moral Practice; but denied being sctua'ea y
malice.
Other persops were called, Al witnesses, 10 sus
tain ~ alltg atit bs Of the aiDut.
In regard to conversations with ind 'iduais'
Fa,be, O'Re,lIy's memory failed in RECOLLECTION
re,arsipy much that Witnesses swore DO had W
t.reJ, greatly traduciDg bis paisbioperi ana as
to v bot b. had spoken on the altar, he conteade'l
that tbs was privileged. AID that IT SHOULD no'
b. regarded as slspder," but ministerial h'ei
ify Tor the individuals good
Eut there was al,o an attempt at Justincas'noh'
Oh ib- q oubd vi previous habits Mr.. CSulivan
vas ASKED: ,r..y,-
Id you ever know sh named Kitty Rilroy
An wei-Yes.
Had you any improper connection with her
Ap.wer-I Laa raitt :. vt answer that question.
U.d,ou spow T.res, Deylinl did.
Lid she Ipy SC yruT door the psteruity OF her
OFF, rpgl Ny L,rc, am not, surely bound 20
slsw.r that question
And 50 o. with half dozen others.
lie ChiefJustice charged the jury very str ongly
I'D ItVbI VI
clerical privihge, in denounclpg immortality In
gene a. and the ,inglDg O1t OF individuals, ana 90
describing them as to be kncwn, aud de-
nourc,d ss 20 be Injured in their feelings and taose
Of their connections, such portions Of mioiste-
Iiai dury properly belonging to their private
G. nm uDicniioLs With their flock; aid snimtdSer-
TED severely upon the Priests instructos counsel
To IKE Up the cary oeliDqurDcirs OF his parish
i.ler who vas nOx q husband and the father OF
seven chil0reD.
However, two of the jury, Roman Catholics,
would LOT agrec with the vtbers in hndlns agaIast
H., fr st. and So tbe.- Was no verdict.
The ,ame week We had an action-COr'h os.
Keky for breach Of promise of msrrisgs-the
defense being that The young gentleman. afafmers
ron vas drunk when II was made. Counsel for
the defense told case in which man, Ga!~e-
pisn, bad got married Ia perfect unconsciousness,
aud opl, became aware OF ns cOpditioD next moro
iue. by finding himself in bed With bis VIE. The
JUN, b.weyrr, gave damages, 1850, as warning
t., hep sober in future,
Tie Master of the Rolls, in giving Judgment In
the case OF tie Tippersry Bank, limited his amaze
u,pt that Government had not prosecuted Mr..
Jsues ssdleir Meantime Mr. James sadler has
tax. fight. The ettorne, General, in the House
OF Cen mons. ssid, " II he has escaped, It's the
fault of Sir W. Smith, who, by Irregular and un.
called Tor bOtice Of the subject, prompted il"
Hereupon, Sir William directly accuses the At
,ornt, General Of criminal cOnivance. Or course
the matter cannot rest there, and we shall have
judge prosecuting the first law officer OF the
Crown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24
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