The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

tho minis OF the authorities Of tho genainepess Of The
itanas visit 70 the hafbor AZ Two rcyenue ofccn and
peieose Unstable Carson have bson loft IN charge Of
MT ana y u expected that she win fonsn IN their
s0S ti the cargo Is Discharged Tho Ttanis eft swan
coal Tor Che Haubowline government s"sss and II is al
legged ~ the reason Of her ocing pail such especial at
ensen ~ the authorities that they had Information Of
. schooner fitsBa almost every particular
swerfng the descripsion-haysDg lett On English port
with large quantity Of nrcarms for this port We be-
board golfers upss. hsy have special nsrae,o. 10 40
90 !. expected the cargo viii be discharged to-day
The affair did NO. create any oommet.oR in ss-cas.
renee OF tho kind would DO. s.G
ARREST or SUPPOSED suIAs Aoxsr |" nsIsAsr.
From tho Northern Whg. Nov -
Last evening Sub Constable Courtney arrested at ts
Donegal quay, very respectfully dressed young man,
wno gave ms name . ncNaly under su:picios Of an
The grounds on which the arrest VS. made were stated
70 be very strong bu, the exsct nature Of the charge
young man admitted that he had been recently in tho
american navy but denied having any connection With
ryns pOrmanssu. which vas SEARCHED; but no doca-
ments OF reasonable character found upon him
He stated that his father resides in the county Mayo
that part Of Ireland Sub Inspector Harvey autographed
70 Mayo. scqoauting his friends Of his arrest. NJ.
being acquainted with the ac o. the arrest gave
Tor the prisoners close custody.
re VIII probably Be brought up Of the Police Court
AMERICAN oyvICxR c0uRr.
dublin November 49, correspondence OF London Post
In the Court Of Exchsquer yesterday m application
vas made on the part OF Colonel Yielding and Major
Bacon defendants in tho action brought by James MUIR
ply late captain OF tho United States army for alleged
false imprisonment that the trial be postponed until the
sttnss After Hilary term Ths application was grounded
on an AFFIDAVIT made by the defendants attorney, In
which he SET forth that there certain soldiers Of the
Eighty sixth regiment II present quartered In Gibraltar
whom u was necessary TO produce witueases and that
would DO unsafe for the defendants TO proceed 70 trial
without them Tho application was resisted on the part
Of tho plaintiff, who 10 still In cuscLiy n Mountjoy
prison. on the ground that made rather for the
puose Of looking for evidence than for tbs bona 6de
production OF such
Tho Court unanimous In granting the delay
sought the Chief Baron remarking that the action
OF very novel kind, and that, while the plaintiff had
perfect right TO raise the question involved, was at
the same time indispensable the defendants should have
some latitude for their defence. Murphy. 10 will be
collected TIED by court martial under the Of
Lynch for desertion from her Maestys scrvcc but the
proof OF identity breaking down, no was acquitted
only however 70 be arrested and put In jail
under tbs Habeas Corpus act Colonel Fielding s assist
ant adjutant general and under his orders that
Murphy was first taken into custody and Major Bacon In
tho governor Of the military prison wnsre he
fined
rESfAx CONVICT
II Is said that the Fenan prisoner, Thomas Roantree
who tried and convicted the last special commits
sion in Ireland. Ii present lying Ia dying state at
Portland convict prison. England