The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-25

Irish News.
A mi1llc-aged man, namsi Mschan. lately
| died Of starvation In Clones, Go. Monaghan.
An iliotic prisoner in the Ouneaunrn Jail Late
~ made a mutlcrous assault on Nr. Robert Mul-
len, his keeper. Mr.. Mullen will recover.
A hill to amend tho Irish GRIND Jury system
20 A. To give taxpayers a voice in The public OK
Icrdturc, will soon 10 introduced into lie Eng
lish Parliament.
a llo,k Of stone, weighing ~ tons, has scen
! purCba.cd by Dublin Committee iur q statue of
Tho late Daniel OCsnnell, to bo erected in Lon
don.
| pr. Carson, of Colcrgine, writes that whl.ksy
or brandy and nlaencsia in equal parts aiminis-
! tered regularly every three hours, will cure de-
ArV1 t,m,ns.
Al recent meeting of the Galway Relief
| Committee presided over 10y the Bishops some
| painful instances Of suffering from dcStitutiou
were given.
A child in Omagh, Go. Tyrone. which was
lately supposed to have dicl, after being walked
! two days, Suddenly asouishcd its tiivnds by re-
tu,ing to be buried, and is now doing we'll.
| A meeting to organize Volunteer and Naval
! Reserve Force was held in Belfast, Feb. gath Tbs
Object is to lead sailors 10 Join the Royal Navy,
| 10y givinl, ,hom inducements to enter Voluntarily
As commencement.
Almost a duel resulted from tho court-martial
| on Captain Robertson in consequence Of some
| evidence hy Colonel Dickson which gave offence
| to Captain Brtry Tho latter went to Belgium
| ani sent a chnAouge to the gallant colonel who
| made an apology, Whcreun tia gallant captain
returned home pcacctly.
A serious accident occurred in dclipiltted
| tenement house in Ashe street, Dublin, on the
| 3d Of Mluh. While Dr. White and Curouers
! jury, together with policemen and others, were
viewing the body ot Il child accidcntly killed. the
| floor gave way, and the crowd were prcciptat,d
| into tn" room beneath. fearful scene followed
| as IL was feared the Louise WAS falling, but there
| were no wuT5e results than "A broken limb sud 4
! few bruises
| The Rev. Father Dnv arrived In Galway from
| Rome ia excellent health, aud Immediately
waited ON the bishop to make his submission
for acts which all the parties concerned now wish
| should bc forgotten. Father Daly did not oven
receive AN audience from the Cardinal rrct,ct,
and was directed 10 submit 10 his ecclesiastical
| supcriors. II iS Understood that the Bishop will
| restore him. On the evening uf Father Days
return, "a baud -orrnddcd hm aud Mr.. Perssc,
| who accompanied him, and this collected mob
| Of coo persons Who broke windows aud COM
miurd other outrages on the property Of obnoN-
ious persons.
An instance Of the oppressive system of irish
land teuurrs, va. lately exhibited in trial at
the Cork Assilrs. Nr Thtycr rented q small
holhug To- - man named Tyncr, At il25 wear
rrut, aud induced Tyner to build house on the
was elected from tis house and brought All &C
ton against the Landlord Tor lis claims. Tho
defence, which raised point whether the land
lord agreed TO pay hRC The erprHses
or only S25, shows the harshncfs Of
tho law ia the hands 1T an unsrrupuluus person,
AMI goes Tar to explain the general poverty Ui
the lrish Land cultNdtOrs in spite ~ the richness
Ul the soil. 500 was finally granted the tonant
q, conn 'nsaiion.
The conduct pr Sir Robert Peel, In tho affair
| It honor with Tho b'Dunoghur is securing him
such AN amuun, # rlculc and contempt in Ire
land, where he is regarded ~ showing the white
feather, that hr will probably br compelled ~
retire from lis position rs chief Secretary,
tui. l'uI,s and dugrl verses ON the duel
and the famous " Juuuling car v excursion
abound, and There j. fair prospect Of his being
Iuahel ou' Of Ireland Though his talents are
generally acluowivlrrd, he il somewhat too inn
pulsivc, aud ttum this fault more han any other,
las succeeded in alternating from tho Govern
meut the "Nir'ne Catholic party whose votes
have often successfully carried Liberal CabiHotT
| through clos" p.rlllmsu AIRY conflicts. lie tact
| Df Lord I"im,istuu Nas never better exhibited
than IN this case, In which lac has succeeded IN
| hiutrrinx both the duclli.is, putting an end To
chnll"ul,c. for words spoken In dr'ntc, and, at
the Same time, got ril Vi an lncouy ouicnt subor-
linate.
The Directors of the Atlantic Steam Company,
at Galway have been uHur,slns in their efforts
to complete their lcot Of uIi steamers, and have
had over 900 mon constantly employed In re-
| pair and alterations, and arc now In a condition
to comply with the government demands in all
respects. The capital has been increased to
:J,uUn 600, of which t2,OuU.uuu have been up-
piled 10 the discharge Of litbil,lcs, leaving a
working capital oi II 900, ,uUu which is amply
sufficient. The steamers are double the power
and exceed ly one bird the tonnage required 10y
contract. The following are the names Of the
| vessels