The Northern Daily Times. — 1857-05-15 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

ACTION THE WATCHWORD OF SUCCESS.—" Action—: action"—was the motto of ;Detnesthenes, and seeewhete itled him. Sin name is immortal_—a immortal in , history as the classic nation of his birth. What a shining *Ample of industry and perseverance--what a noble Model of a self-made man ! Young man, the wide world is before you to be conquered, not as Alexander conquered it, by a sanguinary conflict, but a world of knowledge is to be acquired, a reputation to be gained. You must not depend upon your natural alsiiities to carry you through the struggle,: though; they be brilliant;, nor must you be discouraged if at first you, fail in intellectual efforts. It is by hard, determined, and inflexible application that the latent powers of mind are developed. Be undaunted in your efforts. and unrelenting in your pursuit of knowledge. Work—work—work !=and' suceese • must crown your encleavours.—Hant's New York Merchants' Magazine. CASE op MURDER IN THE COUNTY OP ,=the night of Saturday, the 9th inst., at-a late hour, the ncieh. b.eirhood near Lurgan was cast into great alarm, fr in a renort being raised that a man, who who wits an inh:, b Ler. t of the plat?, had ben shot from the house of a enan named Cranny, fled kilted on the spot. The man, who met so untimely an end was n tuned Francis Mills, and had a family man of peaceable and, heluatrious habits. An inquest was held on the body, .before Dr. Tyrrell, the county cor. mer. 0 i the bench were Mr. Ilauctek ('he agent of Lord Lurgan) ; Mr. Greer, Coplain Plummer, e. Mr. Morris, of Largin, appeared for the prisoners After the examination of several witness s, the inquest was adjourned until Tuesday. le the mean time, four men, inhabitants of Oraney's house, were committed to the-Lurgan bridewell, to await the further investigation, and. a witness,. whose testimony wis cansidsrod very important, to the Newry bridewell, there bring no private accommodation for him at Lurgan. The eircemstances which led to this unhappy tr gedy were those : —Some one of the working weavHs in Cranny's had a quarrel on the road, to which _kveral collecte i, on, the night in veal len. The quarrel ended, and the men separated. A crowd of about thirty remained talking and :disputing opposite Craney's—no violence, either by ,deeds or words, behig offered' to Crane), or his house when one of the party in Craney's deliberately oucrvd the window, presented a gun under the sash,' and fired ir into the crowd, regardless en whom it. took. effect. On the gun being presented through !be viadow, it was taken hold of by three persons outside, who, fearia; the danger, endeavoured to pull it out from the hands of the person who held it within, but did not succeed in cluing, so. The gun was fired, an l the contents pa sad into the abdomen of its victim, 'who died almost immediately. It required no aim to' be taken' to effect its deadly purposl, as the assembled persona on the road opposite were only, two or three yards distant: The case is the mare lamentable as no_cause was given for so terrible an non It graticyingte know. .partysfeelings had nothing to do with the matter. The partisseaseembled were of every denomioation.e The man killed was an Orangemsn, a; was the maticAvho is the supposed murderer. We hope th 6 offender.pJll be brought to jus ice.—Nortkrn Whig. 'llostaercis IN