New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-18
LIE FENIAN TRIALS.

The second batch of men against whom a
bill was found the murder Of Sergeant Brett at Man
chester were PLACED trial the I'd of November be-
fore Justices blackburn and Mellor They were six in
number aud Their names Martin, Nugent, Cofey,
Draunen. Feathentone. and Bacon Mr. Digby Seymour
defended the rsthree and Mr. Sergeant Bren the re-
manner. -.....e, -.
the same ground as that raycrsed IN the cases or
Allen and Others urging that the crime was murder
against all gd for the design TO rescue at any cost
The same witnesses we're called identify the prison
or a. I'm m. nrst nal aud the evidence not being
Guided at nghtfa and being saturday the Jury
locked up until He morning OF Monday, the 4th Inc
trial was on 4th, and during the day start
ling occnrcd showing the untrust worthiness Of
the evidence % Identification. witness swore 10 vii
M the rescue John Martin was aferward called and the
witness then owned that IL was hiw, and not william.
Al the trial OF Col Warren In Dublin Corydon, the In
former swore that he knew that Warren belonged TO
the Fenan organization in 1862 In which year he was ds
charged from the Federal service warren hau pech
Feuan state Center FOR Massachusetts, and member OF
the stephens party Prior 70 the American war ne was
cnnneced with The Irish Messenger. and IN 1868 he was
a reporter for The N,te- York Duly Nelcs.
T6c Ydlo SAYS that the refusal OF the Court TO recog
pile the naturalization Of Warren and grant him mixed
inrv r,ises n mOmentOus question. "The question at
ake N Asserts ytally affects 100000 OF the Irish
race In America II affects the existence OF the United
ron Of that vast political fabrcthe American Republic
That question: H. whether the American Republic can
crry mt Inc principle upon which 10 is fonnded-the
adoption as citizens the fullest sense OF the term OF
ali Who complying with specified regulations a9ure on
oath ali other temporal alegances, aud swear devotion
to the commonwealth adopting theal.'
az 49, H. iyv ~ Great Bfitsn the American adopted
citizen IL Invested Of his rli usp9ou Vi us plNcgcs,
anu ~ bt y other aliens TO guarantee them
fair trial by ee oW dee TO face o1 Tave aaeston
ana hr ~ sdd' an the former treat 1t
,or mr. Vailed IN Dublin, on the 4th, that Col Kelly
49,. I'd In that city, aud that the police on his
scenf 1t they most probably only rumors.
ny.Gr or MssaKELLoGG AT HER MAJEsTr's TIEArER.
The audience which assembled at Her Maesy's Thea
ter on the 10Th OF November 20 welcome Miss Kellogg is
pronounced by eress to have been unprecedented for
the time Of year, both In quality and quantity. The
house waycrowded from pit DOME and among the audi
ence were the Prince OF Wales. Prince and Princess
Christian, and Prince and Princess Edward OF SAKE
weimar. Faust" was the opera selected instead OF
Linda di Chamouni," as first announced.
me Day Netcs after admitting that the part Of Mar
gherta was the most difficult that could be chosen for
debqante especially as Is associated %n tne names sa
With the recollection OF snc great singers as Caryaho
Che original rePTesente m sgh D let rs hat
the performance OF Mdle. Kellogg may compare with
requisite 10 command here that popularity and success
which for four or five years sne mas enjoyed IN ner own
and exeresson her figure OF middle stature graceful,
whethern repose action ana her gestures and bypay
were invariably appropriate and unembarrassed UNI
der the inevitable anxiety Of first appearance Her voice
commanding a compass OF two octaves. is brilliant III its
duality resonant and snieeny powerful even for the
large space Her M9jcsys Theaer while IL possesses
that sympathetic tome WllHOut winch InoSt
fautless execution and brilliant style fail TO realize
the true oblecl OF musical expression To these natural
and personal advantages Mile, Kellogg ADDS that OF
finished traninlln the best school OF vocal execution
her throughout having eyinced the thorough
preparation OF tie studenshp In all those executive
details an essenthlto the formation OF great singer
and 80 frequently neglected hurredy passed through
by aspirants for sch POSITION.
The Morning Pos, after stating that November IL not
the season for nigngaes, says: Nevertheless, Mile
Clara Kellogg has hosen TO SNOW u.s. az TINS usuniy ais
tant period OF the yar how beautifully and brilliantly
she can sing and tn effect OF Mile Keloggs singing on
eard ay evening she came Tor the first time De-
fore An English publ such as must have given ner-
self and her numerou friends unmixed satisfaction"
The debutante enjos great reputation In country
oounfry which may bt said TO have produced Adelina
Patti and which first TO appreciate the voice and
falent OF the late Madal Boso or Mile Keloegs career
I'm the United State We how nothing except that IL mas
cesfn before her II she chooses to remain In
England, Ia quite certain. ,.lf.. ,,c..
I1s Voruin1 Herald ans Standard organs OF the Gov
ont and the Fashionable world have for their must
caIcritic n gentleman NO stands very high in the
musical1erary world an' his opinions looked Tor
,th reaer eaeorness thathat OF The Times crltlc as
Trustworthy prophecy of Success failure This Is what
,.Wie Kellogg selected tn part OF Margherta in NJ
connod,a Faust for her debt We doubt II any other
nspt m the Italian repertory Guild have fosered many
and seh conflicting associaths. Mile. Kellogg had 10
snn,ront the recolections OF lie. Adena Patti, Mile
panituc Incep Madame Mola Caryalho Mile. Chrstin
Nsin and last not least, Me- Titians Despite the
nnnories OF ali these emlnen artists, Mile Keloggs
snccrss Was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL may be, |
not hrIiiapt and sympathetic quality fresh as
iapls, and invariably In tunea real voice, indeed
Shch makes its way 70 the heatnd challenges adnira