The weekly sun., 1865-12-22

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clsrsd uHhs hsd been ni.ftiv ssfas.insisi, s1d
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htn &c "thsi miserable msn" bsnts nd plaosi
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Dsuie hsd defined . usiior H. Ia msn Who is.
usyei his king, his country, tIa ffIsnds sui he
bsrsfsctrs A. for him, Enysui vas MT bis
country. sni be was no trsiior WIN rssteoi "
No shedding of bod and the desfu,iiun ~
property, that pss ths necessary CouSqusncs "
ell revolutions and " a Nas u vars but shs
parsons who dislurbed the country we're b0,fshsls
| but slistor. Iismpden and Elliott vsrs traitors,
| and Jefrsys and NIrbury we're loyal men.
Ths Judg, ssplsnosd tie prisoner W 20 year.
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London Dec s.-The third Fsnisu trial, thai of
MiobNl ore, the pike maker, has been conclld.
sd. lie was convicted ofGesson, and ssntsncel W
ten years pensl ssryiiude.
All th, fenan prisoners were removed on tbe
night oi The "a instant from the jail whone.
Stephens, us Head Centre Of Ireland, s,csped, TO
Klltnainhsm Jail, owing 70 alleged dissfecron
among the ofhcis, a. the Richmond Brdewe1,
Among the latest arrests OF members Of the Ponan
Brotherhood 10 the CLARK Of an important Govern.
ment funetionsry In 1ipp,rsry.
The London TrSEs congrstulsies the Irish Gov
erument on being Atle 10 secure successive con.
vic,ons OF lead ns Fcnisns with so little ifh,ulty
in spite Of everything tina, can be done for their
defense. It says; 'Il would appear that frssh
Jury IL empsnnellci for each case, 90 that every
conviction represents the roault OF independent
Judgment BY . distinct body Of men,"
GFSKn,L rsoLIsB xgws.
| The London TINES, In announcing an ofical
lnysstlg alton into tho Affairs OF J,maic. says {;
That II is due to Governor Eyre, no less than 10
public opinion IN Eaglsnd that full aud search
iug inquiry should be made into the history of the
Jamaica rebellion, and we learn with the utmos,
saisfsciion that such an Inquiry Is To be instituted
| forth with.
| A numerous deputaton from the Daptist Ms
| sonAry Society had an Interview with kr. Card
well, the Colonial Secretary, W present . memo-
rial praying for an Inquiry into the proceedings
| in Jamaica
II IL stated that there 10 to be new ceremonial
| in the opening Of Parliament. The Queen, instead
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called 'Iross carriage" and tho robe, ~ State
insiead OF being worn by the Queen, will DO laid
upon the throne. The speech ltlelf instead Of be-
| ing road by tho Queen, will be read BY the Lord
| ChAncslor.
The case OF Mrs. Yslverton W. the sArugDAY
REVIEW, TOR libel at Edinburgh, resulted In . ver-
dict for the defendants, the jury standing nine for
them and three against them. Tho verdict WAS
received with ''hiasins" in the Court. The jury
wore absent six hours.
FRANCE.
General sshoheld's visit W Paris continued to
attract Attention.
The Paris PaEssx believes that whatever the
tenor of General schohelds instructions may be.
the evacuation Of Mexico is likely 10 bs the result
Tho Paris correspondent Of the London GLcnz
says hat General schufeld Ia stated to have ar.
rived on political NILSSON from Wsshil gton, ard
supposed that the object Of his visit is for he pur-
pose OF sooshi ~ down some passage In tho impend-
ing message Of President Johnsnn, meant rather
for home service than for France" General Scho-
field 10 also expected TO explain the appointment Of
General Logan a. Minister W Mexico, accredited to
JuarAA General Logan is to start IN search Of
NJ Iicsn President or Republican Court, and 10 TO
report progress In that vol age ~ discovery.
This lIsEa Paris correspondents me utious the ar
rival ofG u. Schofeld and says that II II rumorod
that he is charged tO treat ior the evacuation u
Mexico by th5 French troops. The writer saws
that he has reason " believe very fair authori-
~, that the French Government has not received
any comm muncstiou Of tie kind alluded W nom
the American Govrumeut and that there is as
yet fact " show OF Ell ect that 4 will be made.
Paris telegram Of ,he 9th inst, states that Gen.
scoheld 10 not entrusted with any pohtca mis-
sion, and that he visits Europe for the ben NJ II
his health with the Intention Of making length
sned stay on tie continent.
Toe cattle plague, in the shape OF contagious
! "yphus fever" is said TO have been imported
/. ! nta the Jsrdia d'AcclimstiOn. Psris. By two