The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-10

Tho Pope has sent $500 for the relief Of the
distress IN the West ot ireland.
Mr.. Thomas Duty lately died near Cairick-
M ross, aged lO1 Year,, having lcen born in
l15j.
The Most Rov nr. Dixon, Roman Catholic
Primafr ol ireland, has published letter &C.
yeIrly rcpIobating the custom Of iuellnr.
A severe gale occurred on the ea tern coast Of
lpaml on The llIh AMI 2p,h of March, which
caused considerable damage to shipping.
\ hl, has teen introduced into the English
Parliament 10 transfer Smllhl.,l. Market, IN
Dublin, to the North Wall.
The Trustees Vi Trim, C.urch Dublir, have
appointed tuc Rev. JOHN Mar. g.. ..lu, formerly
OF lilIyto cross aa tny....,r t,tLe Bishop Vi
cork.
The Ilibr.ilu Bank h Dublin, having sub
-cr,pod 20 n q Prince Alprrt memorial, several
slnrehnl zen, .',J,i ia-h, ,LI purpose calling the
| directors TO account.
Tie members 4 thc Carlow Young Mems
Chris ian Association have forwarded 10 the
| Lord Bi-nop Of Cork an address, cougratuiatng
him on hi elevation. suitable reply has been
| returned.
1he resident (.tlpcndiary) magistrates of
| Luueiurd have collected formidable body Of
| tes lmuuv rc,pcyting the violence employed 10
-c. uro the return OF Major Olirilly u the late
| election.
The Third Annual Report Of the Dublin Prot
| e-'.IL j. Et.uIWtt'Iy SDNuuis exhibits shiIsnciOfy
rosuls. The children IRE kept at work for ~
| hours ptr hlv, and number u bows and II girls,
| Some Of the children have suffered six or eight
| m,Ii-oumnrt. Tie report -gl that tLer, 10 a
gr.' 'iyiuS dcclgssc ol luS Scnilc crime in Ireland
| I.,,'t pli.-ts oil tlo Druncry Of Clii,ien have
| r.. Oh "a protest against Sir Robert Pcols state
mcuts resp citing tie famine in the West Of Ire
| land. Iury state that in consequence OF the
criminal ll,.prrnCo Of the government 10 the
I...le. t''y sh'll To- 'auIro cease I" discourage
every legitimate resistance to alo existing order
ui things.
A sin. Winter, who has often been engaged
in litigation and always conducted her own
cases, and has more lately figured as a trayell-
M lecturer on law reform, has been tried at
| the Galway GsslIes tor Oh aiming with the
aid VI -ono Len iOrciJlo Possession Of a house
to which ,le asserted clam. She and her
| companions were sentenced o .iN weeks impris-
ol tIcnt.
The courtInRrtia In Dublin In the case Of
Captain Robertson has at length terminated al
| trr lasting 20 'fvs The time of tie cO.It was
chiefly occ' c,G 20 discussing Irrelevant mattel
and debate. ~ 'mmatorial questions "a witness
IS. liis trlr. rmitod IN an effort Of certain
army ui.,srs 10 force Captain Robertson tu 70
lire from thr regiment, and the testimony reflect
ed hut little credit ON tho honor Of a.. of ~
parties. The verdict will nJt ho di"ul 'od Unit
it las heau sgbmittod to the commander in chic
Tor ppoyul.
A. Inc annual meeting of iho shlrehclors @
. the tlur. Mil Co, Ol,H.y lW,), i. Was AN
j uouuyrl that the Company now have i5nT eii.
ccnt ships all three sup lHncnyary ones, an
are IN u perfect condition to r'oume th
- ! u,lurmauCt Of their contract, VII. ~, uu.e
! tho promise rI.2u by lnrl lalm"-'0n nrora
p | bly, 10 consider their claims thcv row hop
. | vii bg restored Tho directors au. nl.. lyl tur
0. d. 90. I4