The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-30

dress Of cond, iencs ~ the Queen on the death
Of Prince Albert.
The Prosecution Of the risters at the Rath-
kesle Quarter Sessions terminated, Des. J0.b,
by the disagreement OF tho Jury. Ths often Q
ccntisted in an assault at PalaAksnry, Go.
Limerick, In June last, on the Rev. Mr.. Wsl-
let and the Scripture readers Of the Irish
Church Mission society, and also Oh the
police who endeavorcd TO protect them. II
commenced in an endsavor TO tear down tho
placards Of the Society. The parties were
mostly I, malee, OF whom twelve we're arraigned
ss many moro having been discharged by tho
Gown prosecutor, on the score Of their youth
being girls Of from 10 to 20 wears old
TiuK Committee Of the B,lliuasloo II lief
PunG have published q reply in swer to the
stat ments OF Lord Clancarty. They state that
out o' popu,atiou Of $500 there arc I. 700 in q
state Of actual desiltution that IL, about half
the Inhabitants Ct ono of the most prosperous
towns In the Wo,t Of Ireland arc ready to accept
public chatIty
John Boy Esq NJ. p. for C,lsraine, which
he rpiotented for / Z year,, died Jan. 2nd, aged
~ years. He was q Magistrate ard Deputy
Lieutenant Of the County Londonderry, OF c M
sorvativo politcs and always voted with tne
party OF the Earl Of Derby. On tho news of
M Boyds death, plaeards were immcdi ,toly
posted in Colsraine announcing Sir Harvey
Bruce a. candidate for Parliament lie is an
extensive land owner in the neighborh 'ci, a1i
has gocd chance for success Mr.. LAWSON 'he
Irish solicitor General, is alSo cAnvassius the
borough.
The probable elevation Of tho Right Hon.
II. a. Herbert, NJ. r., for Tralee, CO. Kerry,
has alrtsdy brought out throe candidates for The
vacant seat MIR. Henry A. Herbert, son oCths
present representative, Mr.. Mouough barnard
an Ms ID G COltsmAu.
Great excitement was cro0teu in G. GLway ow-
ing TO tho deuunciation Of tho Rev. Peter u dy,
from tho affairs of all the chapsls in that city,
m 4 q IA hN pFNa If ahn 10
Evily. Father DLy, II seons, has achcv d
grea, popularity a. "a influence, by his exortiOns
in favor Of tho American line of steamers fro m
Galway, and was Chairman Of the Boa atds Of the
Town and HsIbor Commissioners, some me M
bors OF which becoming offended At what they
doomed his ovor-bearing influence, ,meAoi ,lizod
the Bishop, and the result WAS an order for his
Withdrawal from both BoNdL This orior WAS
disrogardcd by Father ID ly aud the result was
a second order, which AlsO received no attsu-
ton, and the Bishop at Cnce suspended him
Father Daiy, however, resolved TO disres sard
his suspension, and Gel, nrate Mass ss usual, but
tbs Bishop ordered evcral of hi, parish priests
10 announces that Father Days masses would
be null and void, ard that ho wAs prohibited
from hearing confessions or admin itot ig any
Of the ri es Of the Church. Ga Sunday dense
crowd hlled tho ch tpel in Abbavgate = reat. aud
Al II o'clock Father Ushor denounced y, her
Dilv, dat the m1rmufs of the cOngre ia,ion.
just th'n Father DAILY appeared, and was or
dsred 10y Father Usher to retire, but tho former
infis,od on mhing an explanation 10 tho psople,
WHO were clamOrous to hear i'm. A. length he
spoke, and read the names Of tho gentleman who
had elounced him to ths bishop; oxonoia,ed
his occlosistird supciicrs from basie, and sts sd
that he would Immediately part for Rome 20
lay tho whole matter before the Pops for hi, do
cisicn An immense crJwd assembled Oatsds
chair Father D,iy, and a strong for5c
iopca WAS necessary TO preserve o'dur. An
4. scK On the houses of the pcr1 rs who com
,,ned 20 tho u shop was ap ltchaud d, AMI tho
NJ lita'y wers laced under arms. Tho greatest
ctemon. CO. iinucd 10 prevail whom wo To-
ceived our l,'t accounts tn people L,iug unani-
l,, Is 10 sustaitiug lathef Da Y.
l.e sol Il or. Gsnoral has decided in tho cass
Of the tluthulN election for Town Councillors,
Ia, 0om,n have riphtto vote for Tosn Iim-
.r.s-.n or., and that immediate lolsoes also pos
g. the right.