New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT DIlAAlNs
THE YEYuAR AGITAToN-ARREsTs-TH CATHOLIC
BISHOPS AND THB GovRRNMENT-THE ALLEGED
PRIyATEBB
The state Of Ireland continues TO excite grave interest
An parties agree In repressng rebellion with strong arm
but the Tories dislike to use and the Liberals fear TO see
used the means necessary to repess the conspiracy The
revolt doubtless exercises an unfavoa6e influence at the
Reform movement since there certain difficulty in op-
posing Government by argument which others oppose
hy arms, and the excitement disraets attention hom
purely political questions.
DUBLIN Dec IA search for was this day made
by the police in the Ormond Tavern, Omondquay which
proved unsuccessful far srms were concerned In
he Of their Search however, they found two young
men the house, whom they arrested on Suspicion OF
completely in Fenianism and conveyed 10 Chaneery lane
station House. Their names are jerome OKeefe and
John VCOnnor.
Wall whose names are Peter Kennedy and Edward
Toomey They also conveyed to Chaneeylane Sta
tOn.
not yet arrived. They all seem respectable young men
and should the Inquiries which about being made re
speeng them prove satisfactory it is stated they will not
be detained in custody
The Dublia correspondent Of The Tine, writes
"A Joint Pastoral from the Roman Catholic Bishops against
priests as body using their influence and authority TO put
Il down They believe and not without reason that for this
m and that an attempt viii be made produce loyalty among
the Roman Catholics Ireland by the policy Of conoaton
TSes T % ss P9 Of II @ py II Z SoPod wiz be the granting
Of Charter for the Catholic University"
The ShiDpng Gazette SAYS there is doubt that tho
Bolivar seized alleged Fenan vessel will be mme
diaey Te scd she is duly commissioned TO the United
States Of Colombia. Tie representative Of the United
States Of Colombia has placed himself in communication
with the Foreign Office in reference 10 the seizure.
THE CAsB OF THE RSPPAHANNOCK.
In the Court Of Admiralty, llh December, DR.. Lush
ngton gave Judgment in the case Of the Beatrice other
wise the Rappahannock. This was a suit against the
American Government, who had seized the Beatrice at
Liverpool the ground that had been used by the Con
ederaes and the property OF the United States
While that question pending the plalntn made ms
claim for eoTdsge supplied as an bo Son on
several grounds and the plaintiff having answered that
the vessel twas the property OF certain Amen-
can citizens" the defendant moved the Court to
reject the answer and the argued on former
day. His lordship gave judgment on the
application 10 reject The plaintiffs answer 1t was dh-
cult decide when cOrdage was an equipment or neces-
sary But there allegation Of the plaintiff g. that
the vessel the property Of certain American citizens
which was too vague II was well known what was meant
by the expression bot il necessary that the answer
should be amended and particulars given Of the certain
American citizens He would say nothing the subject
Of costs. Order accordingly.
THR RUSsEiL.GLADsToHB MINISTRY THE EASTERN
QUESTION.
The Morning Herald complains that the last Ministry
lett everything at SKIES and seyens set bad
and excited unreasonable aspirations IL was says The
Herald lax in the affairs Of Naples IN 1861, vigorous
agaiasi hs CoaJsderates during the American war and
now that the Ganbaldans have got up revolution IN
Crete Lord Pamerston's policy Is in the way.
The following may be apology for acts of the ministry
not yet made pubho "1O support the Ottoman Govern
ent has become the necessity rather than the pOey oil
England. ." The intestine troubles Of Turkey are
inextrcably mixed up with Russian intrigue and French
ambition aud if the Turks were left TO hight IL out with
their rebelous subjects the hOnoTs Of tho struggle
and the religious sympahies Of Europe would make the
public opinion of the North and West too strong for
theories of noninteryenton and convert Turkey into
battle-ground whereon interested powers would scramble
for the fragments of the POrtes dOminions.
OyRRBSD GURSKY a co.
The Committee Of Supervision Of Overend, Quincy a.
Co. have issued circular. II states that the liabilities OF
the Company, which At the time OF the stoppage
amounted to E90O0000 have been reduced to about
OO0 aud assets amounting to nearly IL 5OOO are
now awaiting distribution. The circular deprecates the
legal proceedings commenced by some Of the shareholders
IS deeply pejudical 70 the realization of the estate
they multiplied expenses thereby TO an enormous amount
THR CANADIAN DELEGATES.
The delegates in London from the British North Amer.
lean Provnces had organized themselves into con-
ference and held daily sttngs under the Presidency o
the Hon. James Mcdonald.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT OP LONDON.
Mr. Charles Buxton, NJ p, presided over meeting
held ST. Jamess Hall the night of the llth 20 pro-
mote reform in the local government of London. Mr.
Thomas Hughes and other speakers pointed out that Lon
don of than any Of the large provincial towns
in having no corporate unity and life aud the following
resolution in favor Of radical reform agreed 10: Thai
any attempt amend the existing system would be in
eectual and that nothing less than the establishment
municipal institutions similar 70 those enjoyed by othe
cities and towns in the kingdom, would secure govern
calculated 70 command the confidence OF the IN
habitants."
REORGANIZATION OP GERMANY.
The Journals discuss with great deal Of interest pa1
for recrgsnizng Germany written by Prince Albert il
sMTHPIRLD CATTLE SHOW.
The Smthheld Cattle show goes rather languisbngy
The exhibition is rather meage and the visitors not NJ
meTous