New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
Grcot Rrisuin.

The Shenandoah put back to Liverpool on
the 9Th inst, with loss Of sails and short OF coal Shs
experienced heavy gales, and oUy reeehed longitude
90 on the lst of December when she put about.
The trial OF OLeary. the Fen!an terminated on the
9th inst. with a verdict Of Guilty"
The prisoner addressed the Court and denied that be
was o traitor He said that he owed no allegiance TO
the Queen of England, obedience 10 British laws
He denounced those as traitors TO their country VINO
assisted TO enforce the Alien laws.
The prisoner was tnen sentenced 10 ~ years penai
servtude
The London Times cengratnlates the Irish Govern:
being able secnre successive convictions "
leading Fenians with little difficulty, in spite OF
everything that be done for their defense 1t says
II would appear that fresh jury is empaneed FOR each
case that conviction represents the result Oh
independent. Judgment by q distinct body OF men.
| A despatch from Dublin of Monday says: Alfred
Aylward Clark and Mr. Bottom, sessona Crown prose
cutor for the county of Tpperary and solicitor to he
Government Valuation office, was this day charged
with being member of the Fenan brotherhood. The
prisoner, it appeared was arrested last night on
charge of drunkenness and while being conveyed 10 the
station-house dropped document which the constable
picked up referring TO the cost Of certain number OF
rifles Enfeds reyovers, and other weapons, amount
ing to $500 The prisoners Office was searched this
morning and in it was found n large quantity Of manu-
scripts plan Of revolution. how 1t would be car
ried into effect &c. and the Others essays in reatonio
Ireland, military tactics, &c. all signed IN his own
name. The prisoner was remanded
The London Tines. in announcing an official invest-
CATION into the affairs of Jamaica. says that IL s due
TO Gov Eyre no less than to public opinion in England
that full and searching inquiry should be made into
the history of the Jamaica rebellion; and we learn with
the utmost satisfaction that such an inquiry TO De III
stituted forthwith
numerous deputation from the Baptist Missionary
Society had an interview with Mr.. Cardwell, tho
Colonial Secretary, TO present memorial praying for
an inquiry into the proceedings in jamaica
Indications increase that the Russe Ministry intend
| 10 sass ; 1n iu urrament
1t is stated that there is 10 be new ceremonial IN
the opening Of Parliament. The Queen, instead Oh
using state carriage" will occupy what Is caied
"dress carriage" and the robes Of state instead OF
being worn BY the Queen. will be laid upon The throne
The speech ITSELF instead Of being read by the queen
will be read by the Lord Chancellor.
The case of Mrs Yeverton against The Saturday Re-
rep for libel at Edinburgh resulted in verdict for the
defendants the jury standing nine for them and three
against them. The verdict received with hiss
ing in the Court. The jury were absent six hours
1lessrs. Saterthwaite's Circular Of the evening a
tbe 9th inst. says: American securities sympathized
with the general markets in dullness and inactivity
but on the whole prices fairly maintained. Five
Twenes show fractional decline, closing at 6idoii.
Illinois Central shares receded I. being last quoted at
81! SEQ but Ere's again improved g. or TO SEA 59