The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12
Things i'll Ireland.
of the Tribune

Things i'll Ireland.
Correspondence of the 'rnbuae.i
III, suite TriaiS-Nr. Bnl's Drttnct- Naehcr'>
ArfeSi-RGO0rfs concerning The inarrp>fed Con-
E,,},rifpx-Ntafe Of Ht Go..'.g-Ea," Of Hr
Prisoners. DC. ~.
Dublin. Aug l.. 1913.
h,ssrS Greeleu y MrEiruih The State trials
are proceeding. Mr.. Kelvin lzo,l O'Doeheriy. one,
of the proprelors the Tribune. stood his trla for
felony last week. On Friday. the lih, alter hear
ing counsel on both sides the J.v retired to DELHI
crate ii was evident from the first, they would
not agree. The foreman returned 10 Court tor the
Aci of Parliament under which they were required
convict; this was not gwen u beng customary,
as be told, 10 iHke the law from the Judge lie
again returned for an explanation OF the term pr,mH
Eocie as some Of the jurors did not clearly under
stand the phrase. This given, but still the
jury was not unanimous. The iorema Jade known
to the Court the improbablllly OF their agreeing,
and prayed to he discharged. The request was not
granted. The twelve men We're locked up tor the
night, without reireshment, and The morning lo'lld
them all thoroughly exhausteG-one seriously indlS-
posed-but peryerSe ever. There was no YER
diet. OF course they Were discharge | :; but not so
Mr.. O'Doghery. lie remanded to Newgae,
the Attorney General intending 10 prosecute hun
the second time during the sitting of the Commits
SION. He was defended by Mr.. Butt, the successful
advocate for Smith O'Brien and Meagher IN the
Sp,l!;iOn case. advocate VIII" defends hs clients
with equal zeal and ability. unmoved by the sneerS
and trowus III legal officials.
, w o,iii, ,h' L;no aim, ,,rnrators nf
M ,'I 10 e saa ,'icIs. .,n,, ,snJ.rsd
in evidence against b0l;l.
Mr.. Dufiys lra! is postponed owing 10 some legal
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S ''e' ''i'.' ,:, nar;a,h I'-.,.r tho ro,r,
~. i VI oJ Mr. Mr,i. tr;,I is nrocssJ
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..r NJ oir A. Pa;,l,~ and Mr. Rrs,n.,,
; s a,,;jnc. ag,irsi hin, Mr. Reilly
&c s,'oi ''S i; 49, = q -, eny
lof WHOSE Ea'ra, l ~. R'n,o,,
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Has no near: ,' ,I H,,';,' ,Il rnn,,,
sNefeu-n "I'is ''' r; Wv 7.i m NJ po;,I
liz i;l;no,nana Wha,,,sr tho inr,,
s nv NJ ~ NJ, NJ. t,r..,J ~, a,-r, :, ~, III,
Will hoiu MI lni'ili d; '""''Di, W. ''r
apFeaIs IN LIE -, ,,,,s, in ,h.;r xsr
,o.0 ' ~ H. -. tI;n &c a.;n
me- VI -. ~, ..,s,,,, Lnt from
the mass of documentary evide,n.e handed in, the
case has been considerably prolracIed.
Mr.. Butt made splendid defence. one. think.
that must tell upon the jury. What "a defence
,"''i'' ia NJ NJ, LaI ,an H., ,ouns.J
ny my "lre'i,s ';t ar, ,,r;,,sn hU linz,
and this spared the Crown the trouble Of proving
the authorship. The letter written alter Mlichefs
convic,on in which he expressed his belief that
his cherished friend had not fair trial, put for
ward By the Alornev-Gantral as evidence of treas
enable intentions, reuuced 10 nothing ny the
advocate He admitted that might sustain
prosecution foc bringing court of justice into con-
temni bat in the present it 'rHS rseiess "And
by whom was he taught the vo. ,ues ness Of Nit
chefs conviction . inquired the advocate, ''by
James Henry Monahan by Lord John Russell, by
CIar.rd,n' The instructor is i'm the casp--the