The Sun. — 1851-06-20 (London, England)

FRIDA 1 EVENING,  MURDER IN THE COUNTY OF LOUTH. THREATENED REVOLUTION IN MEXICO. The Louth Advertiser of Tuesday contains the fol- Telegraphic reports have intimated that evidences of lowing account of another dreadful agrarian murder a project for revolutionising Mexico arc now on font. That something unusual is going on in Mexico we do not in that county : doubt. Our Paris correspondent announces the purchase " The excitement produced by the murder of Mr. Coulter has hardly subsided when it becomes our duty by Mexican officers of a large number of muskets in one of the towns of France, and we know of several to record another barbarous murder perpetrated in movements by Mexican citizens in this city which the same county, and within a few miles of the scene confirm our suspicions that an enterprise of one kind of the former tragedy. The victim in the present or another is on foot. Within the last three months an instance was a young man, about 19 years of age, unusually large number of Mexican gentlemen have who bore the highest character. He was honest, visited the north, and have been engaged in making nerd M'lntegart, son of a respectable man who resides at industrious, and religious. His name was Ber-contracts of various descriptions. Some of these have a place called Annas, within about four miles of Dundalk. been represented as connected merely with peacefulpossible to say to what uses such measures, but it is impossible The murder, like that of Mr. Coulter, was perpetrated in merely commercial enterprises eventually may be the broad daylight, and in a populous locality. Young M'lntegart left bis father's house about seven o'clock on directed. Every breeze from Mexico brings rumour of Sunday morning, in company with his sister, to atwhich may end in something more than tend mass at Knockbridge Chapel, and, having passed smoke. It cannot be concealed that the acquisition of the through some fields, they came upon the Dundalk and various kinds, mining region of Mexico is now a favourite theme with Enniskillen Railway. It was hem, between a small cutmany personsmex in the southern and western states—that ling, that the murderers came upon him. They beat him calif the United States, and that our popumahy in the presence of his sister with short heavy sticks ren i argdieosnirse whichto ex extend e their heengoslod golden until he became insensible. His sister, in the meet jurisdiction earnest manner, besought them to have mercy on him, I / pPerafir-but they heeded not her cries, and when she flung her- ? dally explored; self on his body, to protect him from the violence of the ' sa ilt°sn into thenet;eaasyure; On theanu which may yet yield larg® metallic whole, viewing the state of Mexico murderers, one of them struck the poor girl, and inand all the interests which are concentrating together to flitted a severe wound on her forehead. We may here bring it under the regimen quite prepared to anticipate a revolution be no doubt that the murder should be ascribed to an of Y'e kind. sore,/ may be a bloody one, or it may be a agrarian cause. The father of the deceased had reag , moral end commercial and political one, in which the peocently come into the possession of some land which had ?,, will form a t _tareeuiendous majority for annex Lion been the subject of litigation. It appeared that the land P— to the United in question was held by three tenants named Pat rolling both ways at 8 ; or it may be a revolution The once--bloody one way, and bloodKatie, John M'Ardle, and Henry Callaghan, who were less the other. tree is in the seed at present; .by unable to pay the rent. Law proceedings were instiand by it may be seen without a microscope; meanwhile, tuted against them, and they gave up possession, haywe must keep a look-out on the march of events, ing received compensation for doing so. The land and see how the sharp Mexicans will bear their third year of was then taken by Mr. Edward M'Ardle, a respect- and ht and farai e Should the .crops .this. year fail, able shopkeeper, residing in Park-street, Dundalk, nothigne can stay n • the great revolution which is now in who held it only one year. On his relinquishing it, poi- . emoryo.—New York Paper. session was given to the father of the deceased, in March -----„,______________ last, by Mr. John Woolsey, agent to Mrs. Foster, of COURT Off'