New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
GREAT BRITAIN.


The great funeral procession in memory of
Allen Iarkin. and Could took place in Dublin on Sunday
the sth Of December. The Chairman Of the Demonstra
tive Committee John Martin. who in 1sIs was sen
fenced years penal servtude for treason felony
at head Of the procession there 200 walking
eight abreast then band Of music and behind that
thousands OF bOys and girls then came three hearse
and then about 5000 women, and behind them large
army Of men, vauOusy estimated at from 5000 TO 10000
Several bands interpreted IN the procession and
nearly every participant wore Grape and green favors,
day wet but several Thousands OF spectators
lined the streets along which the procession passed,
large number Of whom sympathizing cOlors. The
bands PLAYED The Dead march," "Adste Fideles,"
.Savourneen Dheehsh" and other tunes When passing
the spot where Emmet was hanged, in Th0masst, the
professionals tted ther bats ana cheered When the pro
SesslO1 arrived AT OasneVh CeHetcry J0h martin al
dressed the immense audience "closedn around him
lie denounced the malignant policy OF England, and
sap t the men whose memory they were met to honor
were not lnurderers bat pious and vrtuous men, who
s doo So s1 oSea men country t9 mat love they
man The death Of those legal murder-the act
their nationality had by fraud destroyed their
R&ePehdSeSe uu had and sneS endured sixty
poverishment, eTytermination ana suffering, be
fore,gn master vast humber of rshnen MI On ION
PRECISION OF English rule had forbade TO live in their own
resolved 10 make war England. She In panic in
consequence and hoped 10 strike terror into rishmon by
speech which listened to IN perfect silence and with
This speech was made at the grave OF Terence Beley
the United States and buried there Each OF the bands
q music halted and played at tho grave during the
march round the cemetery.
Mr. Martins speech when be referred to the innocent
nHes which bad been taken received with shouts OF
Wen strike terror into them" Cheers given for
the Irish Republic and grOans for the present rulers Of
Ireland. - RI ~.
Apart from this demonstration the utmost order was
observed ana no excuse given the police 20 make
any charges that te peace Of the city had been disturbed
procession took place at Limerick the same day.
and the proceedings were likewise peaeeable. thou
sand people were In the procession many being from the
adjoining counties. Father QUAD delivered the address,
and at his request all knelt and said PRAYER Tor The
souls Of the executed at Manchester The pcODlo
then and cheered for Father Quad and the Irish Re
public.
DESTRUCTION or HER MAJEsTY's THEArER
Very few facts have ranspired about the Gin OF
the fire except that 1t seems to have originated under the
stage. The Earl Of Dudy's insurance the building
surBs out to have been not than half what was
originally stated and il seems that his lease OF the land
On WHICH the building stands has only twenty years 10
l. Ills scarcely probable therefore, that tie Earl win
much expense IN the rebuilding unless by special
fs 4tlanept he can make snre OF renewal OF his
..aee. Tue land crown property. The outside walls
~ I'M IN. ~ much injured at first supposed and the shell
80 standing She loss Of Mr. MaDes0n, the lessee
" - ABOUT Sl2oOo Miss Kellogg, Nile sihens, Mr.