The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30
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secretary, arrangement whatever has yet beer msee
- 70 tAe personnel Of The commission
icudon Dec 10, Coresp ondonce Manchester ardianI
fha arrival Of Colonel Nelson and Colonel Hil frpm
Jamaica Is felt TO be sngusriy inoppofuns willie tho
hanRs By the steamer ha brought them n.hcr Is
"a uated 70 rekndie The suhaidGg Name ., popular
rnRer According 20 Statements exaggerated II Il
10 hoped IA arthmotra atrocity Two hundred women
nave heeG nogged ly order OF courts martial sud the
SAsI1 features az Repression seemed 70 have fhazc-
trzed the conduct Of Tue colonial - Ia tbe
nnadle Of November Gould Sir Henry Siorks nave got
s- o. On Ms mission before the arrival Of the Officer
VINO olnatd Ted u MIGRANT Bay he would have
'np"Il& % by the question whether he should take
snch u npaon with him OF submit 10 his bcins de-
,sns ~ =, neme and q i hard 10 say which alternative
dropped Ia ire fss that the question may pe left
- slsesnment u solve = no freak Of esy, a. may
Do ~ nfst supposed Wy attention has been already
called 10 The mater have had OCCASION 70 look
carefully into the alhortes on tho suiec. The con
lcInent and il would probably BE- better FOR the tenn
per of the pubic a. large and certainly for tho
interests OF those lnimcdlaley concerned. IL the
isensra questions involved We're discussed u then
abtnce But Colonel Nelson is here aud there is row
stcte 81 diiac. pssitipe iiaaii4oa 4 radd ora
he efcsa0n u eapat ssneaces ~ coads mo,lleir os
writing by ~ etrt Governor ia 1c II ~ Qaera.
MINOR sentences may he carried into eecr oy Of
the officer ~ command without such confirmation; but
che Lie Of Que OF Her Muesty's subjects may sladey
aay aSaaces he tten by ryfpe Of he jsdgns. #
court Martial ctoH. he scacsioa ~ me supreme ctg
binary hoioizg the de!ssatd authority Of Me We
Hrous Instances this mir wholiy disrgdrdcd. and
that above n in tho case OF Nr Gordon ns WINS made
acquainted the inter, enng Sunday with The sentence
Of the night before, but that he did not think
M 20 Interfere one way or other Hndcr the
Mufny act which IS OF orce and effect oniy 10 tho
uDitod Kingdom, hut in All tho dependencies AID colo
nal possessions Of the Crown throughout che wn.e cs
pressiy enumerated therein, military tribunal,
whether general subordinate, In yerrson in camp,
can DC lawfully constituted, can lawfully act save IN
accordance with the ARTICLES OF Wa. Any deviation
rngn infringement of these Articles vi colidiy
p te strace and erpose' oa oo"cgf'a % tset re-
sPsssb1ag IL Will moi do now 70 leave the adju-
uicanon o. snch matter 10 any INFERIOR local
or distant authority; and I venture, therefore,
TO express confident belief that Cotret Neis1a wsn not
acoomprny a. ner Gprnaer 81 Jamaica Oh Hts,dayf'ea
on his voyage 10 tho unnnvabe scene Of his future
rule; The disposition 10 acknowledge promptly and
frankly The good Intentions of ministers in suspcnding
Governor Eyre, and promising immediate inquiry into
all the facts Of the is testified by the postponcment
OF the public meetings announced for last night Free
mason's Hail, ana Tor Tuesday next ut tho London
Tavern; but much fear that the fresh fuel unexpeci
edy heapcd ON ths smouldoring embers will cause
fresh ouburs Of passionate Indignation told that
the ensign WHO Sat Gordon's trial young
Who had moi joined his regiment three mouths In
adjoining room Of the same building at Morant Bay,
another court martial, composed Of senior officers
on the day engaged In similar proceedings Tho
friends Of Mr. GORDON ak why was he sent before that
which had least experience and capacity Of Judgment
gentleman who resided in South Australia during
the period OF Mr Eyre's socurn there tcls that be
Was never IN the position incfuy ascfbed 70 him by
Ir. Kingsley, IN bis orcI, in Macmlans Magazine
He neither had the power OF acting as protector 70 the
natives the honorable odum Of being ostinxised by
thssquattcrs' Of wealth and respectabillty He
nIS
coursge and humanity that belong English gentle
man; and his enterprise and fortudc HE overland
tour ol discovery the subject or well mcrted praise
whcro the difficulties he had to encounter bert
known All tho srst is hut part OF VI M Kipgscys
amiabie works Of ncton.
The Vehians.
| OPENING or THE COMMISSION AT CoRE-.,RisH
rILoTs READY ro TAKE CHARGE or THE rENiAN
WIN the tral Of oDonovan (Rossa) the first batch
I Of tht Fenian indictments was disguised Of, and tho
\ N y'as
! following day The conrl opened in Cork and the
Grant Jury returned rae bills AGAINST two Of the prseD
ers-0Conncr sud McCsfierty. tts
| 4 Considerable military force had been moved into
Cork AND every precaon had scn taken 10 the
peace ef the city during tho trails Four gunbonte
| i>Nyeesd up 70 Cork from Queenstown. al
ftss sdsl Of John Mecsasr,y. native Of OHIO ana
Mr. Butt his counsel said that tho prisoner native
Of the United Statcs and shoud therefore, bo tined by
ted and there seventeen challenges made by tho
prisoner and three by the crown Papers found on tho
organization in America The evidence OF Nsglc was
adopted for the purpose Of proving the existence Of tho
conspiracy IN Ireland. il in no way referred 70 Tho
| prisoner.
IL Is known that numbsr OF most skiilu and ex
pcrcnced pilots from every part OF the irish seabOard
have recently left the country for the purpose II
believed of taking charge ~ Fenan expedition
ARRIVAL oil our coast few weeks since shpmastcr,
nhose knowledge OF every nook aud Granny the irish
coast is well known in nautical circles left Queenstown
AZ saloon passenger by ono OF the cmigrant
for New YORK, aud II is generally believed among
friends AZ this port that he = % pilot Of the Feran
gunb0ats, whose power, II Is eaid will be directed
| against British commerce.
Austria.
The Hungarian Dit was opened The IAN by ,ns
Emp in person
fiis Majesty said contradiction existed between IN.
statements oil Austrian statesmen, Who asserted
that Hungary had forfeited a her ancient
rights by the instruction Of 1850, and the claim ~
the Hun grian political parties have all constitutional
reform vigorously carried the basis 81 historical
rights. This contradiction could only be recoDccd by
tue pTagmac sanction which both parties had taken
Their point Of departure.
Emperor recognized the necessity of the autonomy
OF Hungary far II does affect the unity of tho
empire and the position OF Austria a. great European
Power His Majesty wished 10 cas,ablish tho integrity
Of the Hungarian Esn crown and IN order 70 s's lss
should be represented in the Diet nj Pesh The 6rsL
task before the Diet 70 take into consideration those
questions which concern all the provinces. Tho En-
pcor wished the Dict 10 Recp IN view as their principal
am the unity Of The empire and tho position Of Austria
great Power. The -eeord object OF the Diet must
be- the revision OF the Of 1915, which 10
modified, since they wcrt Incompatible, not only
with The unity Of The EMPIRE hut with tho rights
OF tho sovereign These principal questions having been
solved tho diet then discuss the inaugural diploma
he programme on after which tho coro.
nation Of the Emperor Of Ausrin us King Of Hungary
woui take place He hoped that the confidence
the nation and the King would BIO increased and that the
great work OF dcceniraziDg Austria and Hungary would
give satisfaction TO all the nationales composing Tho
empire His Maies'y's speech was frequently inter
rnpted by cheers.
Greece.
a
by the Ministry that tho Chamber should DO pro
rogucd rejected by that assembly by ~ 70 70 votes
whcroupon the Ministry resigned and new Cabinet
formed
India.
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