Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

tugQL on q gis5t 10 Ellg'0nQ-1hc CItth
EGgas stH Increasing ERpcr5
Of Austria il the HangqriaH Dist-Hs
Speech Received Nth Repeated P.0vf
5is--Aa0ther 1fnisteriat Crisis ia Cree
-FnGRcjoI and Commercial
The ROYAL Mail steamship Australia
sian, which left Liverpool on the morn
Ing Of the sixteenth, and Queenstown OF
the evening Of the seventeenth Of De
cember. has arrived.
The China arrived of CroCkhaveH
about one A. NJ, and reached Liverpool
zlout midnight on the fifteenth.
The Louisiana arrived az Queenstown
aruine A. u, on the fifteenth.
The King and Queen of Portugal had
arrived in England on a visit 10 Queen
Victoria.
The American Squadron.
T j. stated that Admiral Goldsbarough.
commanding the United states Squad
ron Of Evolution in the EurOI can waters,
had gone 10 Naliafranca, near Nice, for
winter quarters where, il was expected,
three more ships from America would
shortly Join him.
4 Collision "A Sea
On tbe NIGHT Of the thirteenth the
mail steamer Samnhire, while cT0sslHgI
from Dover 10 Calais, was run into byI
rue American bark Fanny Buck, Of Bos-.
ton bound from Rotterdam 10 Cardiff.
The steamer was struck la the fore cum5
rarrmeu-. which Immediately filed, and
s gentleman and two ladies wer
drowned in the fore cabin The rest Of
the passengers. among whom was Frlnc7i
Christian, Of fAuEustsu5,rE, the be;r1thedi
husband Of Princess Helena, were saved,
ana the damaged steamer was Jowed tu.
H.--s ~ rr.r.rf -
The Fanny Buck was also tDwed into!
Dover. with the loss Of her stern ana cut.
water
The Fen5aH Erisis-issiIaored FeEisEis
With the trial Of O'D0Dovan R3=sa
the first batch Of Feniau indictments
was disposed Of. and the Special Com-s
mission in Dublin was adjourned. 0n5
the following day the court was opened
in Cork. snd the Grand Jury returnets
true bills against two of the prisoners,
O'Conu5r and AfcCafferty.
A considerable military force had been
moved into Cork and every precautions
had been taken 10 secure the peace OF ihes
city during the trials. -Four gunboarss
were to proceed up 20 Cork from Queens-s
town.
The trial OF John McCafierty, o nstives
Of Ohio, and late captain in the COn-5
fedsrate army was IN progress.
The Acknowledgement addressed thes
Jury for the crown, after which NaEle, /
the informer. was examined, and ihes
Jury were locked up for the night. IheE
proceedings are almost a repetition OF
those iu Dublin.
The Cork Herald contains the fOllOw-i
ing. at Is known that a number Of ours
most -kHIfuI and eXperieneedpilOts from
every mart of the Irish seabOard have;
recently left the country for the purpose (
Et IS believed, Of taking charge o s.
Feuiau expedition, on its arrival OIL curs
coast. 4 few weeks since, ashipm6ster, {
whose knowledge Of every nook and5
Granny Of the Irish coast Is well known
10 nautical circles, left Queenstown ~ al
saloon passenger by one OF the emisrGnt.
steamers for New York, and it Is genes-s
ally believed amongst his friends al thisi
port that he Is % pilot one Of the Fenlanl
e1luboars. whose power il is said VIII be.
directed sgainst British commerce
The gsSe Of 0-DOaavaB-Tncidenfs and
Remarks Of the convicted
uUHIlS, Dec lH, ls3L
The excitement caused by the Incl!
dents Of the trial Of O'Don0van Rosa
has not been paralleled since the prose
cution Of John Mitchell, in eighteen hun
dred and forty-eight, who was the iirsit
1,arson indicted under the Treason and
FELONY Act. O-Donovau's defense OF
himself was merely intended 70 worry
the court, and was O game against une, j
Ir7r rhe line he took in attacking one OF
the Judges veuomOusly lyr revealed old s-dil-
GsIs and rec0ilectiOus in Irish pollue-r
which onIv those familiar with the lflsil
public and its modes Ct thought c4L
fully understand. The pTtinacity 9i thel
prisoner WIS beyond precedent. He oc-I
Cgufed the entire Of Tuesday, nom eleven
O'Clock in the morning tail seven ana a'
IefF Ia the evening and il VIII be pei
ceivad from yesterdays proceea-
fnc- was fresh enough FOR a
new conflict with the judges the
moment they took their seats
ou the bench. The special severity o.
D'D1novau's sentence Is entirely Que 10
the aggravating circumstance Of ms con
vfrtion In eighteen hundred and ii!ly-
nine on the same serious charge, and %
the lact that, having then pleaded gtiilJ4-
--.lmirted 10 tie Crown, and, in iacl,
sued for mercy, he was liberated on bis
r-eognizauces, with a generous announce
ueUt Irnsde by the very judge whom he
Uov. condemns and frantlcauy describes
q. a ..Norbury'fl that he need Tot leave
the country. and would have al the I'M
ruurities of free subject II ne condueted
himself a. such. II was distinctly on the
round 0f that breach Of e5nIraei
fbaf bfs sentence was increased
from twenty year~-the term he nm IN
-.If e,.uected-to penal seIvitute for lie
The prisoner said ia response 10 the re-
marks of Judge keogh in his charge a
III 80 who was the rightful owner Jl TIE
The PrssoDer-The English are not the
rfgbfful owuers-England is not The
rfrhtruI owner. They pointing to thC
furv are the rightful owners.
Judge Keogh proceeded 70 ask was 70 I,
tie Jury. 70 himself, 70 the prisoner a.
tie bar. or 10 the humble ia1oteff "A'
deIvpd his spade into the GROUND 70 eaii
"a hard slbsistence-for il was TIE l1t o
fhe Greater number 20 work hard for sub
sistence-.hat they woVld restore tn'
lauH2 Would they give tie lsnd % th'
poor Iab0rer. or take the large farms an,
give them 10 those who held small ones
The Prisoner. No, no.
again the prisoner tod the judge ths'
with him on the bench the Crown dit
u0t want rsagle-''A OF have told the jury
60 convict me-
After an hours deliberation the juTy
brought in verdict Of guilty on all th'
cOmiJs.
The Attorney General called the atten.
tiOn Of tie Court 10 the fact that th'
HHAAHAfAAaA
ffty-nine, been arraigued on precisol.
similar Indictment, 10 which he pleaded
guilty, and was discharged on bis owl
Tecogui2anceS. He had abused the elem
eucv Of the Crown, and the Court shoul,
take that into consideration when pass
ing sentence
Tbe prisoner said that was a srnal
Tnatter. On being asked what he had O
eav why sentence should not be passe
HirFI. g. . H..
tIla Government seized the papers ha
for rav defense, and perhaps examine
tben-with the fact that the Govern
meut hacked the jury TO try newt
fbe fact that that jury yesterday sai
tbev v-ould consider my exercising m
Iegsl right sufficient 10 conVlct--
Nr. Justice Keogh We cannot alio
this ..,... f,,,1,
Eeorh-Norbury was appointed 70 try ~
I consider il would he a Lhoeheis
make any observations on tlie Pis7e
occasion. L.,
l.asn sft.r most patient trial, iour
gliltv by the Jury of the Oiiense Wnleh
CHARGED against you. You have pee
now twice found guilty o. the saH
offlnse-once. on your own cOniesslo
only about six years ago. ana now oy
verdict Of your counTymen- we nay
Investigated aud considered the details
evidence as affecting your case, ana '
have contrasted the degrees Of guiltoi yol
co-eonspirat0rs with yours We hal
t.ied TO see whether any distinction cou
L. drawn between your case and thelT
and the more we have done 50 the mo
We falt obliged 70 arrive al the concl'isis
tbsf "a FAR as the evidence has be-
brought before Us, you entertained ,he
criminal designs at period very aIIeC &c
deat to them. ~ 'iis tss IN iSdjetInent Y,
- bsye entertained those designs
f-r hack as eichteen hundred and MI
nine. and vet you were, aIter s,l pls.'ol.
guilty to that Indictment, and sf'sr 20