New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
IRELAND
Approaching Trial OF Mr.. Duffy-The heoei-
lou. Juror-Peor Rates-The Purchase oil
E.tates-Curse of Barren Lsuds-suspen-
sion Act-su-picion Prisoners Released
England in India.

Dublin Correspondence OF Inc tribune
DUBLIN, March :, lsi9.
The 9th Of April will see a repetition OF Nh
Days trial the next Commission opening then we
may expect smore careful selection Of Jurors, called
BY the ouupoken and censorious packing 10 guard
sgaius. the possibility Of another defeat Yet think
all thi. care will 20 for nothing The facts proved 90
the trial the character given othe prisoner BY men
differing 10 creed and politics the unwilling testimony
Of the Attorney Gen-r. himself 70 bis honorable posi
ton and deserved influence not to speak Of the unprece
dsnted rizor with which be has been treated, have
caused revusor In hi. favor the value Of which next
month will prove.
The English papers. though supine enough when
Ir.h rights are attacked do not relish the precedents
Mr.. Monshan is preparing for future Crown lawyers
the tact with which he dispense with verdict, he
nup.h an unucon vicsed man Then ais refined
species Of torture reiterated trials do not please them
thev do not zee tee wsdOm OF oYerturnnz their own
edhces 10 destroy political opponent thus oy me
one se, deriving themselves Of shelter and leaving We
rulrs stumbling block in their path. They therefore
deprecs.e any farther proceedings against Mr. Dony
and call for an expression Of the public VII satnor's
tive enough 10 stay the course Of Her aale'ty Aor
uey.Genera In Ireland. That be will hesrfen 10 i Is
not probable He Is too CREATE be BY them sansayea
The Government party and papers dwell with com
plscsncy on the fact that the Jurors win one ezcep
Ton. were for conviction but it no, wonderful play
lnz a, they did with loaded dice that they losti 10
no, their disagreement equivalent TO an seqai''A
When Jury, selected By themselves. refused 70 con
~ct what chance would they have OF obtaining iaVor
svle verdict from Jury fairly chosen hf burke,
the di.seuent Juror mas been severely animadVefted
on. Lord Brouzham, in the House Of Lords, roGndly
declared him perjared and said that he not ony sp
ul.uded Mr. Butts speech but hurrahed for the Repeal
Tui. M Burke Indignantly denied In letter 10 Lord
poushs and 10 4, ss.ke. known the fact that on the
conclusion Of Couns-ls speech, even before nearing
witnesses for tie defense the Jury uDsnimousy deter
mined 10 scquit He alone remained true 10 bis nr'I
convictions Ike Millions Abdiei, among the ia.taiess
faithful only he. And lsfi thus b nis cosdlaiors
ons and sin gle handed, be defeated the Government
rendered soorlive al their measures, and gave the
Dragon steamer q holiday for 50 sure Vas LORD
Clarendon Of bis game tia, during the elose Of me TIA
this vessel was lying IN Kingston Hsroor and the day
tie verde, was effected had her steam and al ready
for sea AZ a moments notice The eonVie'1ng Jurors
intended 70 give such recommendation 20 mercy 'nS'
few months imprisonment would oe me a'mo"
amount Of punishment indicted % Ny. D11J OK tnu'
eircu,;.nce shows the fAlseio1sness OF such hopes
.nd should be a warning 70 the next jury 70 uu''
neither 10 Judge nor Governor nor y quick tneu con
science, BY recommending the prisoner 10 mercy Tor
II viii be 90 much waste paper Il iney WISE % save
=, ,bsr. ave and neither resign their privilege nor
.hin thsir responsibility Such temPoriEinz Is oo,n
criminal and corsrdly particularly in men hlinE 'uen
:, os.s for q there rot something godke N Juror
fase,;ous, lie can curb the oPpressor te can
h,is the ooDressed ding himself between the tyrAn'
"a HI. destined victim and say TO him, without, pro
,,,,x . Tins far shalt iaou 40, and farther, and
~. .b.r ,hy revenge be stayed The eonseiousness
~ bsvips scted thus will thaa eoun;srbaancs AL
-. Odiurn the Gorernmsn, party arow on NJ. Burke,
and ria example vii stimulate the nex' Jury TO act
with eqGal issrIsssnssa Iaetssts Pspen sE- hAias