New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
Great Eritniu.

STEPHENS STILL At LARGE--TnB FRSIANS
Stephens, the Fenian Head Center, whose
escape from prison reported by last steamer. re-
mainel at large. Notwithstanding the large reward
offered for bis capture, and tie utmost vigilance Of The
police The opinion that be had got ont of the country
was generally held. 1t was clearly established that
Stephens effected his escape by means Of skeleton keys
and win The assistance of persons in The prison
One OF tue wardens under arrest and two Others
had becl suspended from duty
Since the escape Of Stephens extraordinary precau.
tons had been taken by the authorities Of the Dublin
brideweli-mintafy and police being stationed ia the
prison 1t night. The war Steamers Liverpool aud
Achilles put b. sea nom Queenstown on the Goth with
c0usabulnry on board TIE object OF their departure
was KEEP secret bui 1t was nncc assumed 10 have
something TO 10 with the search FOR Stephens The
TINS disposed 10 .he evasion Of stephens With
considerable indifference.
TIE Special Commission for the trial Of the Fcnians
opened IN Dublin the 2sth nf Novembrr nni tho
trial Oi Thomas Clark Luby was Progressing the charge
being tTeasun-iclnny.
Paris corespondentwriics: ~ celebrated character
has arrived III Paisthe eX irish Rebel J"hu Mitchell
have not seen him. hut am told that be- looks ex
uemely il. consequence patty Of hi, imprlspnmeGt
and 'rN. IL Is sad Uf tie severe domestic bcfcaye
mcns lie has lately sustained Apropos ~ Niche.s
presence here. will be To- your recollection that he
was released by tie American President ut The TO-.
staucc of Fenian depuiniion Has be- c1me over hero
Head Cenrcri Icannot Say. But own II would
be rather curious II be 10 meet Paris with the
escaped prisoner stephens There reporl on the
Backwards this afternoon that ths political JACK Shep-
paid had landed on the French cOas o."
An Influential meeting had been held at Manchester.
under the presidency of tho Mayor to consider the
cert occurrences ~ Jamaica. Speeches were made,
strongly denounclng the Government and the military
COMMANDER. The severe they Ind frsOrrd
, IT, nnd resolution adopted ealing for strict
iBveai cation. a memorial 10 Earl Russell! was also
agreed 10. This memorial was presented Ia his lord.
ship by deputriion fum Manchester The 2eth, and
II rudcrsn oi the deputnton felt grathei Win the
result Of The iutervicw Lirl Russell was not suT
~ ised az the deep concern which the meas ind
awakened insenshc the urgent necessity Tor 10.
Tie Daily Mrs says the Depuiation were impressed
With i.uss.s m inus desIre that lusic. lhal be
vindicated. The same paper says tnat Europe stood
aghsst at the reported execution OF 900 persons 10
ayengc the riot aud II trusts there Is no truth IN the
astounding statement that 90 persons have been eX
| ecuted. and that whole Villages have been Raced
Tie Timrs referring u the Manchester meeting save
the opponents If the Jamaica Government seem deter
mined 10 ryal the prompitude OfCO'. HObhss Proceed
Mgs md TO execute Gov. Eyre. his Priyy Council and
the military authorities without an! MA at ~
Sir Charles Wykc. late Bifish Minister IN Mexico,
had been appointed Enhas .adOr 10 Hanover.
Earl Russell had received deputltion rom Brad.
ford the subj ct Of Parliamentary reform liS iQfd
ship stated that ho Of opinion thar the nmc haH
come Tor IA further admission Of tie working Glasses ~
share the representation. but thai considering tue
great opposition any bill might meet @itb tie govern
ment would not think II wise 10 bring forward on
unless IL was fully nHtured, and grounded upon vel
/ ascertg ined iacts
The Doiy Meas saws the opening Of the Congress at
bearings Of the war 1t will settle the greet question
Whether the American ciyil war IL really over, or
whether the oauscs Of confict will remain TO carry
the revolution forward into second stage. IL Will de.
tormne whether the States eau be reunited on equal
terms under tie Inequality OF section being tue
larry and the Other III condition OF pnpilGer Ii VIII
decide the oesnes Of 5Ot0OO Of The colored race as
10 rel ,r mock f.ecdom ald welfare
The Morning Herald says the feeling In the city In re-
atiOn 10 American affairs 10 not altogether satisfactory,
though At present IL is rot supposed ANY demoDslrn
t,on of hustiliiies Ill b. made.
The LOHd0H Tiues his the following paragraph;
he ki,er ZeifunR says rumOr - current ~ the IN
tended brtrthal OF Prince Christian Of Augusienburg
10 the Princess Helena 81 England. We reproduce tins
rumor without guaranteeing ITS accu~acV. IL IT, how
ever announced 0t tue Prince will visit London next
month. We believe there doubt Of the fact thus
cautiously stated
Tie Morning Post says: Prince Christian is the
brOiher II the Duke Of Aueustenberg whose caims TO
the Duches 81 Sch cswig- iosoin have If late given
sc to so much dispnie The Duke has, however
son, born ia l-63 mat bis brother Is only heir pre-
sumpliye to his rights whatever they be. IL Is consid
cred be slight advantage In this royal match that
the Prince has neither principally nor functions which
would require hit Residence" abroad