The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-25 00:00:00

RACING FIXTURES FOR 1868.

MAY.
Chester 5 I Bath • 19
Egliuton Hunt 7 Wye
Wiachester
I
York Spring
Doncaster Spring .. Itl Epsom Summer
Salisbury

JUNE

West Drayton .... 1
Oroydou 2d Sttainer ... 3
lilaucltostor
Ascot Suntoter
9 I
Boverloy, Hall, and
East itidiug lil 1
NViudsur SuaLuor

Newton
Ilutipton
Se weaitlo ., ,
iltbary Club -03
Stoelibridgo
AlwcaudrA Par& 3,;1

JULY.

Chelmsfor 1
Worcester Summer ... 2 Odiliam l6
Carlisle 7 1 Stamford
Newmarket July 7 i Radcliffe ..... 2O
Haug-et-ford
Pontefract

Itoadiug
Duwu ‘Jorp.

South.,:uiptou
Goodwood

THE FENIAN TRIALS.

(Continueclfrom our First Edition of last Evening)

Mr. Baker Greene, having noticed that the Lord Chief
Justice had yesterday stated that Vaughan was not proved
to have been an accomplice, his lordship observed that
he should tell the jury that Vaughaa's testimony must be
received.with quite as much distrust as if he were actually
shown to have been an accomplice.

At the close of the le trued counsel's address, witnesses
were called to prove that at the tines of the explosion
Barrett was actually in Glasgow.

Michael IleNaughty, a shoemaker, living in Glasglw,
had seen Barrett three times in his own house. The first
time was on the 12th of Dacember, when ho came with
another man t..) have a pair of boats soled. His name was
not mentioned. The nest evening he came for the boots,

and as thy were not ready, came again on the Saturday,
and as the boots were still ult3uched, there was some
altercation. Barrett cooled down a bit, and two persons
witness know coining in, he asked th-in to sit down and
mewl the bolts. They agreed to this, and Barrett sent
out for an evening paper and read to them the axount of
the Clorkanwell explosion. Barrett remained till the
boots were finished. The man who introduced Barrett to
witness was, ho believed, gone to America. To the beat
of his b3lief Barrett at that time had two or three days
board on him.

In answer to the Attorney-General, the witness said he
worked at home for shop; and did any jobs he could get.
Had lived in Glasgow fifteen yeara.

In further cross-examination the witness stated that
when Captain AVAII called ho did not tall him that no
man had called at his house and kicked up a row about
his boots, and sent out Lir a paper and read about
the Clerkenwell explosion. 31‘113nus road a letter
(put in) written by Barrett to himself, under care of a Mr.
Hughes. The letter was dated from Millbtuk prison,
J•Ln. 4, 1863, and told the person to whom it was addressed
to go to the witness and see if ho recollected the circum-
stances he had detailed.

To the Court —The account Barrett road from the paper
was simply that of the explosion. Was paid for the boots
by Mullin, tho man who introduced Barrett. The men
said after the account was read the explosion was a horrid
thing; the man who read the paper s.Lid it wasa ridiculous
thing, the witness explained to moan terrifying.
The Lord Chief Justice cautioned the witness not to
hold any intercourse with the other wimesses from
Glasgow.

The Court then adjourned. The trial will not be con-
cluded before Monday.
A Juryman asked if it could 1)3 arrangad that the jury
might see their friends on strictly private business, with-
out the officer of the Court being present.
The Lord Chief Justice said the difficulty was that the
bailiff of the court was sworn not to let the jury speak to
any ono on the matter of the trial, and he could not keep
his oath if they had any interviews at which he was not
present. The court had no jurisdiction to alter the state
of the law.

L'iNDON GAZETTE-LAST EVENING.

WAR OFFICE, PALL MALL, APRIL 24.
7th Dragoon Guards—Richard Hall, M.D., to be Assistant-
tiurg,•ou.
4th Hussars—Cornet Thomas Henry Porter to be Lieute-
naut ; Frederick Wdaou Liemnu.ng, to be Cornet.
sth Lancers—Cornet James P. Stuart 3Lintith, from the
21 Dragoon Gutrds, to b 3 Cornet.
17th fm.:ors—Cornet Edmund V. W. Edgell to ba Lieu-
tenant.

2011 Hussars —Sergaant-Majur Ilurace 11. Perkin to ba
Cornet.
4th Foot —Eusiga Russell G. Freeland has been permitted
to retire from the service by the sale of his commission.
11th Foot—Lieut. John Bigg,, from Paymaster with the
honorary rank of Major, sth Lane 3rs, to be Lieutenant;
Ensign Edward 11. Vaughan to be Lieutenant; uirk
G. Barry to be Ensign:
_ .

12th Foot--Lieutenani John W. Lloyd to be Captain ;
Ensign Charles Hely to be Lieutenant; Ensign Charles
A. Coles to be Ensign.
14th Foot —Lieutenant John Lwrence to be Captain ;
Ensign Charles Trench to be Lieutenant ; Matthew
Wyatt, Gent., to be Ensign.
2ifd Foot—Sergeant-MljorKnightley to be Quartermaster
48th Foit—Frederick Power to be Ensign.
63d Foot —Ensign Luke Camden Wheeler to be Ensign.
both Foot—Lieut. Wm. Byatu to be Captain; Ensign
Hugh Fitzßoy Marryat to bo Lieutenant; henry Wm.
Price to bo Ensign.
_ .

68th Foot—Lieutenant Charles Beatty-Pownsll to be
Captain ; Albert Hawilton Stanley, Gent., to be En-
sign.
71st Foot—Ensign Harris N. Pinnock to be Lieutenant ;
the Hon. Alfred Walter Charteristo be Ensign; Charles

John Francis Campbell, Gent., to be Ensign.
78th Foot—Ensign Gilbert O'Grady to be Lieutenant;
Ensign William Wellington Sandeman to be Ensign.
83d Foot—James Anderson tube Ensign.
Blth Foot—Captain James Hudson to ba Major; Lieut.
Edward Ralph .Bromhead to be Captain; Ensign Arthur
Theobald to be Lieutenant.
96th Foot —Ensign Charles Macgregor to be Ensign.
107th Foot —Ensign Walter Haynes to be Ensign.
4th West India Regiment—Major the Honourable William
Herbert to bo Lieutenant• Colonel.
Medical Department —Assistant-Surgeon John Harrison
Robothatu to be Staff-Surgeon.
Half-Pay—Captain and Brevet-Major Richard Serroll
O'Brien to be Major.

BREVET.—Tho following promotions to take place in
succession to General Sir George Augustus Wetherall,
G.C.B. : —Lieutenant-General Evorard William Bouverie,
to be General ; Major-General Arthur Cunliffe Pole, to be
Lieutenant-General; Brevet-Colonel Arnold Charles Er-
rington, from Lieutenant-Colonel, to be Major-General.
To be Lieutenant-Colonels—Major Richard Anderson,
56th Foot ; Major Henry Fitz Gerald, late 33d Foot ;
Major William Pole Collingwood, 21st Foot ; Captain and
Brevet-Major Hopton B. Scott, 9th Foot; Captain and
Brevet-Major Alexander J. J. Macdonald, unattached ;
Captain and Brevet-Major Howard Craufurd Elphiust tit e,
C. 8., Royal Engineers; Captain Henry Hearn° Lacy,
Foot, to be Major.
ADMIRALTY, Arita. 22.
Dr. James Dennis Cronin has be
promotedau
to the rank of Staff Surgeon in her Majesty
this day
'aFleet.

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COURSE OF EXCIIANGE—Last Evening,

Amsterdam ............... Short ... 11 171 ... 11 181
Ditto ................ 3 Ms. ... 11 19k 12
Rotterdam.... ............ ... 11 19k ... 12
Antwerp .................. 25 ••• 25 42
Brussels — 25 ... 25 421
Ilambur,gh ......... ••• 13 9; ... 13 10;
Paris Short ... 25 12f 23 20
Ditt0........... 3 his. ... 2.) 30 ... 25 35
Marscitlos...
Vienna ... 11 871 ... 11 i
Fra Hort-on-the-Main ... 120 120}
Trieste ll 85 ... 11 92k

Petersburg

Berlin - 6 L 6 ... 6 '2l7}
Madrid 4Bl ... 481

Cadiz
Leghorn
Milan...

Genoa
Naples
Palermo

4 49
28334 ... 28 90
28 30 ... 28 40

... 28 3U ... 28 40
... 28 80 ... 28 40
... 28 30 ... 28 40

••• 511 •••
m6l es* 01

... 28 30