The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-28 00:00:00

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01E0101 T. TRAIN.

Mr. Train, whose arrest at Queenstown we re-
ported in our lest inine, alleged that he bad
norms on • niission in connection with some railway
apesauletions, and made an energetic and characteristie
protest against bit arrest, which be denounced as •
gro-s Wine tine of the right, Clan American citizen.
He thre toned immediata ly to lodge a complaint on
the subject with the American minister, and said this
was th.• only thin necessary to precipitate war between
United
England net the Jnited State. "You barn arrested
George F Frain, sir," he said to Mr. Bearninh, "and tbe
cup is full." Mr. Train, however, was detained ell
bundle of pnpers, containing
Itidlt at qv pollee harraeku The pair. seised a large
several hundred em-eaten
male by Mr. Train in •afioU4 part. of the etter:lBWe*.
e
V
In some of three somehes he spears very •troog
Innivage of the Britidi Governnient, an' offers warm
sympathy mid inc .uraw-omot to the Verdant. Mr.
Train bas not the slighant idea of dinavowing any of
these araternentn. On the coutrary, he seeing i to
consider them very creditable prolueionn, and asked
the detectives whether thy would indulge him with
th-ir attention while he read a few paean or which ha I
been greatly admired by hia Transatlantic friends. Thin
offer was, however, declined by the Olken Oth. ,
ma tem more comprorriong than these paoer• are .ad
to have be n found with him. Sub. queutly Mr. Train
fru removed to C rk in chores of too polioemen rind
lodged in the county geol. The Boston Pilot
contains one of George Francis Train's last produc•
time. It lea letter arritt. a in reply to the req.rmt of
certnin persons in Cainbrilge that he woul I deliver an
address on behalf of • benevolent imtiturion to iht
town :—Mr. Train's respOnse. Dear John Conlan,
Jam • Box, Fact . and my numerous othsr Irish Irian Is
in Cambridge —Yen:: and Got blew; you The reeolo•
st s nu commenced ; the !hut gnu in tend; F.:gland
in.., the frinh troop. to Abywrini• fn. year of revolt !
Mao you suppose England would spend IHry million• for-
two Englah missionaries? Seventeen millions of Fenian*
of Irish de mat, in the world ; two hundred millions of
Hind., Fem.'s. in India; forty millions of French
Fenian. in France, andaeilerallkundred(hoathan)milliona
more of all nations, who to not love England with
Christian four:lnca America in going up. England in
going down. Buy Ireland for Alabama claims, or fight I
George B. Upton made the speech at Faneuil Hall:—
Pay up, or War. Yes I will speak at Cambridge for
as) Irish friends. Tell &a to take the chair. Regards
to Forbes. Two live men ought to make a live paper.
Almost • quarter of a century ainee I groinared at
Cwiabridge—from a grocery store—sinca I wits known
to all the colleges—getting in t inc and potat on it the
back door; since I drove fastest horse of all the
students—in Holmes' grocer's w•ggon. While the
students was learning dead langu•on I was learning
living languages. Have met many a *choler abroad
with Hebrew, Latin, and Greek who hen l to U. me
Spanish, Italian, and French to get • bmdste dr or icoop
out of the hands of the police.—Sineerely, G. F. TRAIN.
Train was released on Tuesday after a long investi-
gation, on giving an alliaranOe that he had no intention
of promoting Fenianism in Ireland. Mr. Train claims
ElOO,OllO compensation for his arrest.

Mr. Justice Friary.ld lams eructed • oonditiosal
crier for a certiorari to reronve into the Queen's &molt
any indictment which may be found at the Commiesion
again.% Mr. Pigott, of the /efsAman, for seditious libels.
The articles al'eged againat Mr. Su!liven, of tho
We?kip New.. to be .editions libels, are c..mniente of •
strong character on the " Manehmte- tregedy," •nd the
't demon•trat.ona" that f0i1...A it. which are sailed'
" I relenti's reply." These articles appeared on the 30th
of November and the firat weeks of December. The
journal in which they were publithed ion penny weekly
paper printed in the effioe of the Nation, and has an
extremel• large circulation. It may in a general wey
intlicate the nature of the comment on the "Manchestei
tragedy" to mention that the executed men are spoken
of as having "maimed the promise of the Psalmist—
'Beati mortui (lei in Domino moriuntur' ' "and as h•ving
been "added to the long roll of pliant men who«,
love for Ireland WWI windgerl tram.," " Through
many a coining age," it is edded, "their names and
their hintortea will bar handed down, and the story of
their tregic death recited to sorrowing listeners in
sy.npathetio words." Their fate will excite emotion
(the wr ter maid) " in the crowded streets of the great
American cities in the log hat, in the backwoods —in
the scattered settlements far away towards the shores
of the PAC fie—in the mart, which emumerce has mood
in distant Australia ; avhrrever the Inch race has •
RIAKISATION OP BABBITT AND O'NZILL. representative the cheek will redden wi- h the flesh of
Ti.. sharge of murder was taken at Bow-street police- indignation, and the pulec quicken with the hot impales
station on Monday afternonn as against the two 'of revenge whin the wen. ',loch Manchester rejoiced
De.mond., Engli-h, Allen, O'Keefe, and Anne Justice.— I over last gaturday is heard of.
PORTING A YRNIAN PLACARD AT TRZ 111AFRION HOUR.
charge r gee ' tffWor do
;37-ar hpeersononws, proposed
oe sreedto Miniochluadeel littinertlehtits. On Saturday, at the Mension home justiee-room,
who had been t -keu lance t'm last eraminstior, and one Michael 6
.no, or c
.17ey. 17, bookbinder,
was
chimed
named Mullany, who had hitherto been only charged before the Lotti Meyer with affixing a nailer relating to
with tresson-felony.—Thomes Wheeler, a boy of eleven, Fem..•sni upon the well
07 re me,e.ie. Hum.,
,eith.
living at 14. P.ummer's-place. said : On the d•y of the
out..m at the
re:
ha
rwro
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do f .
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F.
ri owns,a d ort.
n . occupier.lt
her it. •
,t• prisonerott.
expland@n I was in Corporation-lane with • little boy
named Churley. We were looking. up Corporation.lane. ing on the side of the Iff•WAilWl Hou.s, nearest loth*
I sew a tub. I SAW • man st mptng by the tub. Ile 1 we_,—.. ~ _ ,_,,_
_ieg peei..
1,416..ti0n
:_._
. J.ll.
nut a aqttib in • hole at the tap of the tett. Oo the tub ' u"'"'''''' n"'"'
was • cloth. and he lifted it up while he put the squib "Erin-go-hrstrh.
in. He lighted the squib with • nide*. I saw the "o'd rave Ireland,
is.,. I d tn't see him here Honking to•ardi the bitch). " Iri.hmen !
after looking round the court the witems'a eye routed on " Another name I. inset-lied in t • glory tell of Erin's heroic
the prisoner). I think that is tie man (pointing to martyrs. The pure minded Duffey has been done In d•-ath.
thi.`°"/' I sow hi' ty"."7 al hi. st""ln-lunn° an'i
litriubl'hlmel'ensimenialleL'7.l, 7", aidninienedop!ntmlin%rotru'n'nfirt7ctunna'te.
seek. d him en'. When the barrel went off I was at
rim yet) count', NIP you aleritly Pub vit in thin Mork to
the corner ef Buretosn.stret. I was blown down. I .
. your none. io. n your ation ? (F..r or are yet row euptered).
did to t know il al. n.y hand h• 4 been hurt, but I have Iwp 1. tamely take the bait laid for yoo by Iltithh craft.
lost the third finger and thumb of my left band. Imw ! Shall the blo ri is hi -h he. flowed for centuries harshest, shed
a little boy pick up enether ettutb, an I run away with ,In rain' Be not deceived ! They wetaki me you t- peep.
the
Z;10.1,.:ty
,Itint:i.t.::.. b 0... —B.rrett : I d.cline aelti tg • rate .11-union WW., f•t its, and when you led • reed thorny u
I am "sli, u""iii."*.4 *i" inalilttle. dat'et.c-ne.4'.'rie!tr.l7.,"rtfhokr7:turY;(ouhhataithr rbenivet ird. P:4"alt
t mtechniealitoes of law. and would rather not Attempt thee, end, write? me,
inenre.."y. Unke
-to cross-examine the witnesses until I have c00n...1.-- , peaty ....cord bight your hope-. Preast, irlarwrd'h"e ksne.kar Let
hy iii
;t
Henry Morn, . depoaed ; I wen apprentire to Muleny. ' the p-A of freedom Let there be no vile truckling with the
I knew • peeson named Brown, who used to Malt hon. mien,
strangle til:7llrnri:rthnitrell:Thte lilfurhheanilraofre"sanieene pott4tenitmariesrwle
proclaim to the word that you are
I hare heard my toaster call him Colonel Borke. I re-
' bfreei. uw"Togotish...eenlirtnol'imeenni who tor •ugh timidity or their own
m miter the arrest of Burke end Casey, and heard my
Master nay that poor Brown was taken. I have
, men Burke or Ca.ey at my master.* house niece. On 1
"Knave. and • r Dore stand ashle ;
' the day after I beard of the arrest a man named cmaarde, ears, your head, go hide.
I Barre-t calls, at nor home, and was te.l.ng how Slaves and dmtard. fags, heelae.
'it omurred. fie said that they were together to the OM sem the green."
Emton.road, and pee•rared. Brown and Casey went Irpon searching him wee found • preyer-book, two
one way, and be went the other. They were to ww-i. of Moore* lielairee. • memorandum b,ok. an-I a
elect at the end of the Ruston road, and Is got there wipe of the I i mirersal Netts. In the ineaserandum
got, hut they del not come, m he •upposed they book were those lines :
Lad by.,, tAken. I have heard since that llarrett eaa ..K.,..1 treaore
nand adds,
gone to Ate, rick, be-time wine pieties au.neeted him Cowards ems your heads go hide,
of betraying iturke. Of the men in the bon (lookieg at *laves and &Audit,' lag an bailee!
them), I know one -two—three—Mr. Ifullany, Mr. God nave the Green."
English, and Mr. Jackson, and I have eeen Mr. There wore also the following entries :
roDeeintktio.dod.o,
bm"neeB.inutrderieM should never be effaced from the heart, of
Nov 23, 1967. WM • day the renew-
i_dge.alikmeidn.twiohnichc,74iLJeele: goon.,01:: .
day of the nie7ip'rosel:ito:n Jecirson and another came in by I Irpeorm fur on that day, at the hour of eight In the moridri,:,
the back door. 'rho other person hall • piece of hi. In front of the New Railer Prison, Calf-id, England, three
ri,ht ear off. It w;44 fteah ; it was bleeding. One . f • Iditional names were inacelbed on the roll of martyr. t.;
the workmen ask e‘l my mm ter what had h•ppeued to
to appeam the thirst fte blood and to oat the etemaeh of
Ilbrilittls.:airdnoryi,na.ll....if(47ikland.—hoas.forelioliwerfi—Wrsoed ;.n A01in,...;
the man wi i h the mi.sing eat. Mat tomter mid he nod
been fighting, and • ;Mee had be. n bitten off lintear. that blurbs, of unelvitimd Crates and peotare—the Bthith
Tit. man war in the Imck room. I wa. corious to know lion. They were sacrificed in the min endem-ur to wolfs
what was going on, and I made an excuse to go in. I thew. rho might effectually emceed in girl' lag terror lot:,
saw Mr. Jack.on wathing himself. Hi, neck m's 1.1 ask his Innvt m4gnanimom heart ; and afo lith endeavour 1t....
a. if with gunpowder. lie wa. wasliing lii. neck where for those ath .nt I. wart Intendel to terrify wee those on
tho black was. I think he had changed his -rou.ers. 'thhonuTdiberk VeireaanueenP"He„rl te.airt"4 men mid Ireland
r-bap regenerate i by the
I know the other man had. I did not see them change. bhm4 of thn.e. heft.k .?
but I SOW WO. MUIISOy folding up the thiegs they " Fri " (probrbly an abbreviation for Friday)." C.R.F.
had taken off in • black wrapper. She pat them away Diabolical outra.e at Clerkenwell, attributed to Fe-Amiens
in a cupboard. Barn tt has changed his beard. He Went to the scene of the disaster. Met K., and lost eath other
has shaved off his whisker.. He only he lii on his In the crowd.*
cheeks, no moustache or beard on his gin. He has The prisoner was remended for a week.
Sown short ettibby beard, which appettra to have been TOR DRPTIORD FRIIIASII.
n for te--

wholly unshaven for some weeka—M'. Giffard observed
that be should probably have to recoil this witness at •
future state of the proceedings. Lewis, on behalf
of Mullany, said in that case he oh mid pooh on, the
cross-exartsination, —On the evidence being read
over by the chief clerk, Mr. Burntby, the witness said
that the statement as to B 'a haying gone over tie
America, los cause ho was auspecte I of betraying Burke
111161 made by Mullany to the men on the board.- To
Barrett : I could not say whether you brought any
bundle with you when you came in. I did not see you
come in at ti chock door. Ido not know how you got
the Moths.. My master could not supply you, as we bed
not a suit in the house. You were washing your neck.
You had washed your face, vorl were just beginning to
wads your neck.—Mr. Gifford : I think af:er what I
have just now liemrd Irons the solizitors to the treasury,
that the man O'Neill should be brought in now.—
Jmnet O'Neill was then placed at the bar.—Thomea
Francis Young reediest : Since I woo last examined I
have seen the man I mentioned in my examinoti".
when I said I thought I should know him. I sow him
at the station-bouse this morning. He was amorgst
a number of other men—from twenty to thirty—and
I knew him at once. The one beside him was also
present at the explosion. O'Neill is the man who
tired the barrel. De then wore a tall hat, and
had • light brown coat on. I only saw the barrel
fired once. I saw two lucifers light. I. I did not
° two squibs. I c 'old almost positively swear that
Barrett is the man who threw the box of Inciters., He
had on • black frock coat and tall hat.—Ple had now
• dark brown overcoat and felt heti —Gross-ex•mined
by O'N.ill: You bad light whisker. and • moust•che,
Jost as you have now. Youn is the fare—name
eoloured soldieru. eves, and Main—Cross-examined be
Barrett : You hail a frockicoat on. You had more
whiskers than you have now ; you had whiskers all
reined and a slight mon•Diehe.—Mr. Giff red hate
•iiiilied fir a remand hid the same by as ClaneY•
I YN.II: I hope I •lisll be allowed to conimonicate with
my friends in Glass° I min Produce • hundred
witnesies to prove that I woe in Glasgow at the time,
and what this Mill (Youngl o,ss is folae.—Sir Thome.
Henry : Don't make You .id have every
opiartunis y.— Barrett wishes to make a statement. Sir
Thema. Henry : You cars do as ; but I must caution
you that it will be taken down, and may be used against
yew—Barrett : lii care. I wish to apologise to the
gentlemen of the Preis fix my •prearance. I have seen
remarks in the papers on the prisoners' appearance. Now
I null not dress m• hair to day, foci would not be
*Unwed •comb, so I hope they will muse it. I have
to thank the gentlemen who brought me here for their
kindness on the journey, and (have nothrne to complain
of nine. I came here. My treatment here hms been
eery different from what it wee at Glesiowi —O'Neill
I quite c iincide in that.—Sir Thomas Henry asked if
Mr. Gifford intended to proceed with the treason•f don,
ease th•t day.—Mr. Gifford thought it would not be
neemsary, 114 all the prisoners 111 that Cafe were now
included in the charge of murder. They were then
remanded.

Maurice Lytteltne, 105, New-street, engine•filter ;
Florence 35. Princes-e'reet, labourer ; and
James Richardson, 2, Q leen-street, all of Deptford,
were brought up on remand on Fridsy at Greenwich
polioe-eiurt, ch•rged with treason-felony. The landlord
of the King William public h•ituie tem culled, where it
was iolleged by Bondall thitt the prisoner. endesvoared
to make him take the Fenian oath, also the polio,
inspect' or and the constables who apprehended tits
prisonere, who detailed the ...rims. doeuentrits that had
Epein found in the possession of th• three men. A
m•mcridwitim-book was found upon the prisoner Lyttel-
ton full of curious pro frictions, moat of which were
signed " licorice Dercy." In it were the words, "I
am not a detective, so help me God." It almanontainsd
a song:—
And shall we bend and bend forever;
And shall no time our bondage sever ;
And shall ee kneel, but bettle never.
For our own soil T
Ard shall our tyrants wd•ly reign
On thrones built up if Waves and 'tan,
And naught to us and ours remain
But chain. and toi
No ; round their graves our oath we plight,
To watch and labour and unite,
Till banded by the nation'. might.,
It's spirit weekA.
And then collecting all our force,
Well crow Opprevai,n In It. cour.e,
And die, or all our right, entree
On the iteld.
Like an ebbing 'en that cil come again,
retied that host of men
Methink the% II keep, some other o.y.
The oath they swore _ .

On the martyr's clay.
That wea signed. " lianries Darcy, T.C.D.." and dated
Jknnery 14. 1866, D. ptford, 8 E.. London. In
)I'. •se the room 26 copies of the /risky/tau newspaper
nor, found, contaioing articles 6 led with strong invec-
tive against the government, and also two p rtrait., one
of General Burke sof another of • parent, nuned Duffy
The prisoners were retnan.'ed tdl neat Friday.