The Sun.
London, England, 1866-01-19 00:00:00

The Fenian Trials.

D ÜBLIN, Wednesday.
Cornelius Dwyer Kane was found guilty of trea-
son-felony to-day. When asked what he had to
say, he said he was proud of the friendship of
Stephens, and considered he was bound as an Irish-
man to join a combination which was for the good
of Ireland, and not for assassination and plunder,
as was falsely asserted. In conclusion he said,
" Now, my lord, I have only one request to make,
and that is, that you will not give me any advice or
lecture, as you have done the other prisoners. I
ask you simply to pass sentence on me, and give me
nothing in the shape of advice or lecture, for I as-
sure you it would be lost upon me."
Judge Fitzgerald sentenced him to penal servi_
tude for ten years.
and was sentenced
John Clohessy pleaded guilty,
to two years' imprisonment.
To-day Mr. Howley intimated that he had re.
ceived a communication from the Attorney-General,
ordering the liberation of the 21 prisoners who
were arrested last week charged with Fenianis
11"
In the Attorney-General's opinion the evidence
was
insufficient to warrant their detention. The
prßoners were therefore liberated on their own

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