The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06

Activity rnd Daring of the Agents In Ireland.
From the Dublin Frceman's Journal, Nov o.
the EiahY.hird rermon who was on sentry in one Of
the yards of the Mountoy prison. where those persons
held under the suspension Of tho Habeas Corpnsct are
coming the wall from tho exterior Of the building
The sentry Immediately challenged, at the same time
covering the intruder with his rife The figure replied
the challenge by saying that he was friend The
soldier asked him what he was doing on the wall and
the mysterious vstant answered that he was Fcnian,
and that is oh ect was TO appeal the soldiers not 10
fire shot on any men who might rise In assertion Of tue
The soldier feeling that his position was rather
promising one II he continued tho conversation, and
hes ang fire he gave the alarm, and the guard was
found the man had disappeared without leaving trace
Of his mode Of ascent though the wall Is twenty feet
high The occurrence may be supposed has created
rather sensation among the officials Of tho prison.
ARREST IN LIMERICK.
from the Limerick Reporter, Nov 20
Mr. Nicholas OConnor, of Bradford row, In this city,
has been committed for trial for having Fenian docu
ments in his possession.
Denis ID. Mulcahy, the FcninD Convict In
Court.
corRr OF QUEENS BEscu-purLis, Soy n H. r..
Before Chief Justice whesde and Judges OBren Fitz.
gerald and George
In obedience TO the writ Of habcas corpus issued out
Of court yesterday the Fenisn convict. Denis Bowling
Mr.. Spread Governor OF Mountjoy Convict Prison AZ
on previous OCCASION he was dressed In the convict
suit and was brought into court handcued having been
conveyed from Jail In the prison van, which WAS escorted
bv large party OF cavalry police, with drawn sabres
side de- bar until Mr. Justice George took his
seat on the bench. as moving Judge TO dis
pose Of motions Of course the nandc .1i ,o mcTo
preserve order A considerable number OF conslables
were distributed throughout the court Its precincts were
Mulcahy lister Of the prisoner again present. but
was not allowed hold any communication with her
brother Mulcaby convcrsed for some time with his so
icitor Mr. Lawlcss who stood by his side during the
proceedings and took much apparent interest IN read
% q ' SsSsn q ns
General the Solicitor General aud Mr.. Robert Long
nold instructed by Mr. Thomas Mosyn, Crown Solicitor
appeared Cor the crown. Mr. Butt, Q G., Mr.: Dowse
O. ~, and Mr. Michael 0IoghIen instructed by Mr.
| John Iawess, Of counsel for the prisoner.
tIce. Mr. Justice 6Brien Mr. Jusiis Fitzgerald aud Mr.
Justice George took their seats NJ the bench 49, .,o
Mr. Maggie, clerk Of the crown then directed the crici
| TO call the case Of the Queen ~ Mulcaby
| Tho cricr having obpy cd the direction,
Mr. Nagle n,imated 10 the court that Denis Bowling
| Mulcahy was present Ia custody OF the Governor 81
Monniioy convict prison. in obedience TO the writ Of
habea corpus which was made rcnrnabe at the sitting
The rhe ano,ne Cenor sald-n the case Of the Queer
vs Mulcahy my Lords hand in the formal jondcr u
\ error. -, =
course and the proper thing 10 do, TO move that h'
assignment of error ard the ionder be made t0acfB
/ and set down for argument -,
After considerable law argument had taken place at
| Butt said-Then the be sol down for Saturday
Lord Chief Justce-Tf tho books are ready Tomorrow
| VIC will make an arrangement.
| Attorney General-rhen the motion stands unul 70
morrow
| Lord Chief Jusnce-yes.
Mr. OLophien asked if II would be necessary TO hav
writ Of habcas corpus to bring up the convict to-mor
row. -.- =
Tho Solicitor General observed that the presence
the prisoner was not requisite during the hearing OF
motion. -, -, =,
| usual order 10 re commit the prisoner.
| The Lord Chief Justice--Yca IL Is unders.~ 4 ~
| when the books are made up we will exercssF - ao,
according 70 what we think right Of nsincp av ~
| argumentS - $500.
sbont ,.ayinq ihe court by the priyAs ~ ns no
pat out her hspd 10 shake na9c with him. but s
,.hes ruday fcpul.d by one u he wsrdors In III
and he convlc, bav ,pa been paead IN ''u ba,
cufYed the cavalry poi'ce, with drawn sabres cos
| round IT, and II was GAVIN on TO tho convict prison,
departure belps Witnessed BY considerable number