New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
Grent B ritnin.
PYyIANISM

Saundeys's Nersiener says: 1t is rumored that
MIR MARQUIS Governor Of Richmond BrueWeI, Ias
been dismissed by order OF the Lord Lieutenant m
Tim,s's correspondent at Dublin says he believes The
Tas Nersierer says: The Lord. Lieutenant has re
fused to appoint commission to inquire into The escape
pf stephens
1He Logdon Morning Star SAYS: The first Fenisn
prisoner pot upon his trial ot Cork was Capt. Meas
ierty who had served in the Confederate army, end
who was subject OF the United States. He was ar
rested while on board steamship fIOm Amorje9, and
brought ashore in custody. His counsel objected
that he alien who in his own country, could not
commit the ofense with which he was charged, and
who he'd not set foot land 30 as 20 become guilty
when he was arrested. The Judges led that tbs OBJ
lection fatal the indictment and the jury, under
their direction. returned verdict OF Not Guilty
TIE CATTLE PLAGUE.
The disease is still spreading in some parts of
Englasd. Tie Mayor o. Colchester has resolved %
close tie market Of that town for eight weeks. St.
Ives market is also closed until Feb l. Tie disease is
spreading ~ Bradford Yorkshire ard in the counties
of Bucknchamshire Cumberland, Essex Suffolk,
Horefordshre, HuntingdOnsbiIe aud Worcestershire.
A letter in Tie Tines Of Mon ay says: by Tue last
returns issued the number Of deaths way be estimated
at 10000 There upward % 5CJO aIlaeAed weekly.
We therefore losing eac- Wec6 sGe.Ct OT 4VJUJ'
DO peIsone for one day.
THE JAMAICA COMMITTEE,
The Daily Nes1s says: "a committee Las been
formed nDder this title IN order 10 watch the progress
of the official inquiry about to be instituted by The Gov
srnment into the recent events in Jamaica and bring
about searching parliamentary inquiry into the past
anti present CONDITION OF Jamaica hhO 10 pIsflut ft
Gordon and others Who may have nDjnsty suffered In
Jamaica with competent legal assistance IL conduct
their several cases before the Commission"
SECRETARY McULLOCH's REPoHT
The London Times SAYS: "The Report wlich Mr..
NcCnloch has addressed 10 the House Of Represent
tives is o very long and very able document o has
great task before lin, and it is obvious that Is bis
policy as well his duty TO make Congress fully &C
quaned with the existing state Of aairs This he mas
accomplished IN bis Report. II is remarkable among
similar Official documents Of the States as being
rdnd op fuau pTiUCiIleS
in Mr. McCuloch real fnancier. Bat the poiI; in
Mr. McCulloehs scheme Which must strike Eng!ishmen
most fore.ey is the confluence WHICH lie in'i1es III the
action Of the Executive.
He asks for unlimited power il ito way Of funding
tie paper cpJTency, and he asks that surplus cor.
nencng at OO 600 aud gradually increasing TO $40
600 90 may be intrGsted 10 the Government Tor tie
line being. That such things should be asked for is
surprising but If the representatives OF taxpayers are
found willing TO grant them may well be as,olished
Whatever may be the issue the course OF financial dis
cussion in the States during the current session oi Con
gIess may be watched by with advantage as those
who in much the position may learn from tAe
experience Of others
THE JAMAICA COMMISSION.
The West India mail steamer sailed from
southanpton on Dee. ls.. Among hor passengers are
Inaica W. Iolrdel Secretary OF tie Royal Co,lms-
SION also John GorTo esq, Advocate Depue for Scot
land Who proceeds out 70 Jamaica council for
of the sufferers in the late outbreak Tie oher Com
His;ioEeGs proceed by the next m@l.
TREATY WITH AUSTRIA,
The T.mcs says: "A private communication
has been received from Vienna TO the eHect that ne
pre mlnaIy treaty Was signed on the 10th inst the
mar mum duty be % PER cent ad yalofen 10 DC &C.
drced 70 % per cent in le70 Austria reserves power
10 make fuIller reductions wheptlc denive treaty s
sigDed in March If the British GOvernnent ylc.is me
eolces siOns asked on corn and wiue."
CORK SPECIAL COMMISSION.
At the sitting Of the COurt'on Monday Bryan
Dillon and John Lynch we've arraigned for treason.
felony. TIE Jury was sworn and the Attorney General
stated the case for the Crown, after which Warner the
npprover examined. He deposed that he had seen
81 many 500 persons at drll meetings and the prs
oners among them. Tie Grand Jury found true bills
for treason felony against T. Duggan ODoHoyaH JOAN
Casey, james MoUntane and 4. Nichols, lr.