Irish-American August 2, 1857 News from Ireland Tipperary - On Monday, June 29th, as Pat SLATTERY, who resides at Dunbarrow, about three miles from Nenagh, was on his way home from the town, he was attacked at the upper end of Pound Street, by three men, who beat him severely. A grown lad named GLEESON, a fiddler, from Silver Street, Nenagh, was saved from drowning lately by Mr. Nion TUCKER. GLEESON had gone to bathe, and being unable to swim took with him a pair of blown bladders, attached to each other by a piece of cord, which passed under his breast. With these he struck out to swim, and went on very well for a short time, but his accessories being moved back from their proper position by the force of the current, his body was overbalanced and his head brought under water. Fortunately, Mr. TUCKER being near at hand, and seeing the young man's perilous position, came to his assistance and rescued him. Waterford - At the Dublin Marine Board on the 2nd and 3rd of July, Mr. William McGRATH, a native of Waterford, passed for only mate; and Mr. Anthony POWER, also of Waterford, for first mate. Leitrim - The following gentlemen compose the County Leitrim Grand Jury: H.L. MONTGOMERY, Esq., M.P. (foreman); William JOHNSON; Col. J.J. WHITE; George WHITE; Francis LA TOUCHE; Hugh O'BEIRNE; John R. DICKSON; Robert COLLINS; Guy LLOYD; Jn. JOHNSTONE; Arthur W.S. BIRCHALL; William LAWDER; Simon ARMSTRONG; Archibald GODLEY; John KANE; John F. TOTTENHAM; Henry M. PALMER; Joshua KELL; Francis WALDRON; George R. PEYTON; Francis M. OLPHERTS; George H. LESTRANGE and Maurice C. MAUDE. Cavan - In the case of Abigail SMITH v. James BROWN, an appeal on a decree in favor of the Provincial Bank for fourty pounds to try whether certain shares in the Cavan Gas Light Company belonged to said Abigail SMITH or her son Edward, who had transferred them to the defendent. The Judge decided that the shares belonged to Edward SMITH, and therefore dismissed the decree with costs. Fermanagh - The following are the names of the Grand Jury: Hon. H.A. COLE, M.P. (foreman); George BROOKE; J.G. PORTER; F.W. BARTON; Wm. ARCHDALL; H.M. RICHARDSON; Simon ARMSTRONG; Paul DANE; Robert ARCHDALE; John COLLUM; Capel ST. GEORGE; N. ARCHDALE; Thomas DICKSON; James CLARKE; Alexander NIXON; J.P. HAMILTON; Charles BARTON; Edward IRVINE; G.P. WILLIS; Edward ATTHILL and Henry ECHLIN, Esq. William LEARY and Patrick FLANAGAN, who were indicted for having, on the 14th of March last, at Killycloughy, mutilated several cows, the property of Mark THOMPSON, by cutting off their ears, were acquitted. Roscommon - The Grand Jury for the Court of Assizes: Fitzstephen FRENCH, Esq. (foreman); Oliver D.J. GRACE, Esq., M.P.; Sir Gilbert KING; Daniel Henry IRWIN; Patrick O'CONNOR; G. LLOYD, Jnr.; Patrick BALFE; Charles FRENCH; Richard IRWIN; William J. McLAUGHLIN; John WOULFE FLANAGAN; John IRWIN; Joseph A. HOLMES; Caleb ROBERTSON; Richard KELLY; Horatio NELSON LAWDER; John JOHNSTON; John ROSS MAHON; William GARNER; Arthur HUBAND; Oliver ARMSTRONG; Henry M. SMYTHE and Roderick J. HANLY. Wicklow - The Grand Jury for the Court of Assizes: William W. FITZWILLIAM HUME, M.P. (foreman); Sir George HODSON; William James WESTBY; Robert F. SAUNDERS; Major Robert A. GUN CUNNINGHAME; John PARNELL; Edward SYMES BAILEY; Francis SYNGE; George HODSON; George PUTLAND; William Robert LA TOUCHE; Coote Alexander CARROLL; Richard Wm. WHALEY; James SCOTT; Edward MAHON; Joseph Scott MOORE; Andrew W. BYRNE; Joseph SALKELD; William COURTENAY; William OWEN; Christopher O'CONNELL; Fitzsimon R. EDWARDS and Caulfield DENNIS.