New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-23
THE FENIANS.
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BIT TELEGRAPH TO THE
MONTREAL, Nov. 22-The Fenian trials commence on
the Sd of December at Sweetsbury County Town, BED
ford.
a NEW TRIAL APPLIED FOR-THB CANADIAN yoLUN'
TIERS DEMORALIZED.
III rTLEGRAPH
TORONTO, Nov. 22-Mr. Mckenzie applied to-day for q
rule for trial in the Of the Qneen vs. Lyhch ana
Others prisoners at present under sentence OF death IN ne
old Jail At the time that the Court rose the argument
had not concluded. The general impression Is that he
rule will be granted.
The feeling i'm regard to tho action which has been taken
by the Canadian Government IN renting the sentence on
the Fcnian prisoners has had most detrimental ehec on
the Volunteer force large number Of Volunteers nave
openly expressed their determination TO resign.
PRNIAN MEETING IN ST. LOUIS.
BI TELEGRAPH
ST. LOUIS Nov. 22A large, enthusiastic Fenian meet
ing held ast evening for the purpose Of electing
District Center for Missouri Senator Sullivan Of New
York and several other prominent rGnlans SPOKE ugs
atcd District Center subject 20 approval by Col Roberts
committee Of three appointed TO supennend tho
organization OF circles for the enrolment of military com
pancs, and meeting for that purpose is to be held Fri
day night.
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN GOV. FAIRCHILD AND THE
GOvRREoR-GENERAL.
Some days since Gov Fairchld addressed letter to the
Goyemor-Geneml Of Canada appealing for clemeney for
Capt b. B. Lynch of Wisconsin, condemned to death Tor
alleged participation in the Fenian invasion OF Canada
He has Just had private letter nom Lord Monck, GOV
emorGcncra of Canada stating that there was every IN
dcaton on The pm Of the Canadian Government TO take
az mercul view a. possible
THE LIBERATION OF IRBLAED-AN0THER APPEAL FOR
ARMS AND MEN.
Another appeal for war materials and money has
been issued from the office 81 efOganirr Stephens IN this
itv addressed 10 rcople of a nntonnrs and calling upon
tbep 10 contribute means 10 be- used in clccug the liberation
Of Ireland Committees have also been appointed 10 call upon
rial aid ''''' ''D ''''''''' " '''' '''' ~
ROBERTS FRSIAN MEETING IN SOUTH BROOKLYY-
SPEECHES BY GEORGE ARCnDEACoY, SENATOR A.
g. MORRISON, ASD GEN. s. p. SPEAR
\ meeting of Fcnians was held at the
corner o. Fourtha,c and Nneccnst South Brooklyn last
evening The meeting called TO order by Mr. iicrnnrl
Moore vino introduced 20 the meeting Mr. George Aichdeaeon
ar,nt of the T. T. y of Liverpool who said
rat was now necessary to work because work would
Io effective FOR no years Ireland has bad 40 batter oppo
tunify of ctirg herself than now The English lion IS now
lwr dalf and blind and ll tin. remains Doe done 20
dr. ihe nails of tr azores l Brush lion and hive kicked
about end acknowledged o loIr.hmte Power iu Europe
F,ary man has power In bis oan huo way and
b. mcy stand shoulder 10 shoulder all who opn".e
ihon Ui uect uc same rte a5 ihe Qncns own at
lHI-ouay Many people have b1mcl the rui last juno
rau.a hut ho W0ri iel those who carpet ht movement
ti.t Cu.a ODE halfway iou'e 70 ir.1d lAWause J
p.,u Roberts hls spent h own money bon Hl o the rori
oil. cause a.d hr h now n.t us ready 20 Sheet Bog Worne't
rlr.1 tir towns o nernd and scotland r'iy aur anxious
fo sf+ra blow os i' erlilu o.. IIrald whom tc word
.houl %. gwen mtlulaa go tlc l'hnu '.ials t9cfr '
rlu ,fio. clergyman tri.l o hi. r md hc jury de-
r'r upon banging lin u JOS Hn Use minutes Iuts h' 2"
D.. lua. olHo. Ho' lIarsier 1nl cries of Cues not
Dr. Ar'eDu concluded Dos fcpaii hy stating that iol -
,.. f. t..ra .tl ell - r. Che pIu.r OBJ ireland 1ud
or. ,nl rfot.oc.. Bonn o.. being ai'ss 20 Dis native
W. u.avvas ner introduced. aad made f'F remark.
s.lt. L. MORRISON of .te rc11n organization was Oh
r... I.H ..I Doc rf. UI tD -l HHiN present iu
.r.. ..I ...r rrrr Do. 30 m7tf'I't uot whether lu
.'. Nr'" Hr..t.I.. ur rH Hs Ir.he slope. men W'if
.I.'... o." ..is rfr boz fe uuE' n-uns. th.t o.l opp.
HI.. n..r. $1,000 fa world HerHu uis Do uraliitt
HfIs. H.I an. -ru I'D i. .. Ir..r nlN" Gen. o .I0
waterway II .. ..fH.I d.I ... .mI. ie Dol, If
i... ".... H.TH. Hf Saxon. Nj Dry SHOULD thei COM
r.. -rU IHf.. '.mt N'n' bose they over done
FL. t".r. Yt.T.. IHH Hfi.' Di DIT I"na % cuEitDI
'prr rI' .r Ii -.I t.u .Y. upon lurHd without l1E
.. iH .Hi b.. fh. n. HI lIl. u.in 80 Fr 100 0lN
...H. uf .1F. h" f'r spell o hI.frl There o. 90
.I ... r.I.rHf. Iu uIfp UiI..s H others should go
..fI rH.. EHf H'If ought FOB Dr. altered o. read .
D.. I. ff H.f..sn f'. WuI 'h"rt us nHtiunf DO uhl"
fou 90 h-t ... stated rlt r..Im.l Dad b.tu driven cwfy
lrm IfHl a.H I.Irean'' n.i tA' 'naa "h' goes i'
..fnI Dot Irf uf-Hg luUI- Dig ad f uo. Npt!
tlr f H-nan Wherever tHo t1oly h7r OF Britain
fs fr tHud of an lI-ImIn viii hr r.rd ip stlae Dow
IHi people trfo people in Ireland md
fUt Hrr only l.1lUn there lut With Gods help viii
..ug too many obi t"I iui fle good nnd welfare OF
ENGLAND Many Iappr cctH 0 tHc invasion oi Gambia last
f.s fHu.. uIo an either hutr, or FOOLS Today 10
ulHI l. uupi.. he o 1nt successfully luHl MON upon r
rll.f u' Ireland U.a .IHii iHI tl.u ID ODD m'u could Doc
I uD taul.t % stll,e tlc British hoa u lts uen ZAP
-,.. uers also made ly Gen $ T. Spear and M Gala
r. both ~ whom advocated tiecTrsr pi Ireland nulu speedy
blow ,o be struck 90 England through Canada
Aal collection hHa been taken up and sd mon enrolled 10
t. fic Iruiu army thc meeting adjourned t lhur
a, evening next when viii assemble be Icmpcunce Hall IN
H,mlt1u.ayr.. between Hicks ani Columbia ~
I.i me motion to adjourn cuuici Mr. DE Wit Gin
Daniels Alderman oi the Eighth Nai contributed three
uniform. tp ihr cause a- did also Mr. John Quinn.
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