The Sun.
London, England, 1866-06-06 00:00:00

IRELAND,

DUBLIN June 5.

The proceedings of the general court-martial on
Colour-sergeant M'Carthy, 53d Regiment, for al-
leged complicity in the Fenian conspiracy, were re-
sumed at the Royal Barracks yesterday. The entire
attention of the Court was occupied during the day
by the cross-examination of Constable Talbot. The
object of the cross-examination was to show that
the witness was himself implicated in the Fenian
eoaspiraey, and therefore that his testimony was
unworthy of credit. It appeared, however, that his
participation in their proceedings was entirely for
the purpose of getting information. The difficulty
of conveying that information to his superiors he
illustrated by stating that he on some occasions had
to take ten journeys to the post-office at Carrick-
on-Suir before he could pet an opportunity of post-
ing a letter. Sometimes he posted his letters else-
where, but the direction on the cover was seldom
in his own handwriting. Nothing was elicited to
shake his testimony. The Court again adjourned.
It is stated that in pursuance of instructions from
the Commander of the Forces in Ireland another
general
court-martial will be held, under the presi-
dency of Colonel Sawyer, of the Gth Dragoon
Guards, in the officers' messroom of the 85th Regi-
ment in the Royal Barracks, at 11 o'clock a.m., on
Thursday next, for the trial of a number of pri-
soners, who, we understand, are charged with com-
plicity in the Fenian movement. Lieutenant-Colonel
Mein will act as Deputy-Judge Advocate. The mem-
bers of the Court will consist of officers of the different
corps in garrison, and will be selected for this duty
by the Town Major.
The Lord-Lieutenant received a counter-deputa-
tion yesterday on the subject of Union rating. It
is a question of town against country, and Lord
Kimberley said there was great difference of opinion
between the parties as to the facts.

At the half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of
the Hibernian Bank, held yesterday, the chairman
announced a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per
annum free of income-tax.

LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT —Yesterday evening,
about half-past 5 o'cllt a very lamentable acci-
dent occurred at Guildhall
being made for thereceopction of
where
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ling with
Duke of Edinburghsome oscad
nffobleiing presented with the freedom
of the City.
a crash a number
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rOanud fanl-
and under
.it at the moment were injured, more or less
seriously. Thirteen of them had afterwards to bo removed
to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where they still remain,
suffering from various injuries. Their names are George
Henry Holyoak, a carpenter; George Connor, labourer;
William Joseph Ebden and William Ebden, carpenters ;
Corrick,
William and Edward Guilby, paperhangers; Thomas
Harper Heeld, decorator; Alfred Sutch, decorator; Mark
Dobell, carpenter ; William Corrick, paperhanger ; George
Orton, bricklayer : and William Heeld, paperhanger. The
Ebdens, from their respective ages, appear to be father and
lzetdh, ehaGdu
ono of
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legse man
fractured,William
but in the
confusion which prevailed after the accident it was
not
known what injuries the rest had received. So far it is
understood that there has been no loss of life.
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