New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

FENIAN CoNvICTs FROM IRELAND.
LONDON, Nov. S0.-Messrs. Warren, Halpm amt
| Costello, the Fenian prisoners who were sentenced
to Imprisonment for term OF years, We're today.
brought from Dublin to Pentonville TO sngcr their
sentences. They were handcutfed, and strongly
| guarded. .--.-.
FENIAN TRIAL IN LONDON.
| Evening.-The Fenian Burke was mp for examina-
ton at Bow-st to-day. Massey testified at consider
able length. No decision was reached.
APPREHENsIoNs OF A FENIAN OUTBREAK.
Dec. -Afternoon.-There is considerable excite
ment on account of the Feniaus. An outbreak IL
feared at Manchester, where arms have been seized
by the police authorities Only one arrest had been
made Dispatches from Cork, ireland, received late
tonight make smention of serious apprehension,
there also.
oBsEQUIEs OF THE EXECUTED FENIANS.
MANCHESTER Dec 1-Evenng.-TO-day the OBJ
spquies of Allen, Gould, and Larkin were observed
here with much solcmnity by the Irish inhabitants.
funeral procession passed through the streets, and
meeting was held. No attempt made by the
authorities to interfere with the proceedings,
and no disturbance whatever occurred The demon
stratiOn, though considerable in numbers, did not
equal the made in Cork to-day.
CORK Dec. 1-Evening.-A great demonstration of
sympathy for the three Fenians executed at Man,
chester, was made here to-day. The ceremonies
similar to those which took place on Sunday last in
London. The funeral procession very long and
imposing. IL was headed by lofty cataialque,
trimmed with green and iblack and drawn by six
horses. This followed by nearly 10000 persons,
most of whom green emblems. shronded with
Grape Over 1900 women took part in the procession,
and several priests were observed marching in tho
ranks. Good order prevailed throughout theday.
THE AFRICAN WAR INCOME TAX BILL.
LONDON, Nov. 3O-Evenng.-Tbe proposed income
tax to pay the expenses of the Abyssinian war was
passed to the second reading in the House If Com
mons this evening
THE LATE FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Additional particulars of the explosion ON board
the steamer Bonboulina at Liverpool, Yesterday,
have been received at this Bureau. The B0nboullna
was not the regular mail steamship between Liver
pool and the different ports Greece. at first tcle
| graphed, but Grecian war steamer, which had
| recently been turned over TO that Government She
was built in this country daring the latter years Of
the III the United States for Fraser Trenholm a.
Co. agents of the Confederate Government in Great
Britain Particular attention was paid 10 speed IN
her construction as she was designed for blockade
running in which service she quite suceessfnl.
All that time she bore the name of Col. Lamb
1t seems that the explosion occurred about o'clock
in the morning when the BonbOulina was lying at
her wharf. She getting up steam, preparatory
to leaving for Greece, when the awful casualty oc-
Cured. There were 20 persons, all told, on board at
tho time, and it is thought that at least 40 were
killed. The Bonboulna had large quantity Of arms
and ammunition on board for the Greean Govern-
ment. She was literally blown in two and destroyed.
NAIL SUBSIDY TO THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP LINE.
Some of the particulars of the contract with the
Cunard Steamship Line for carrying the British
mails have been made public That line is "a receive
$4,000 for weekly service between Liverpool and
New-York for one year.