New-York tribune., 1867-06-13

any reliance is 70 be placed the evidence Of the nor
mers Massey and Corrdan Owing to the fase and exag
progress which " the movement had made III
TINS country, general rising was determined on
trct and number OF the American leaders sailed from
NewYork for England where they arrived in due coue
left for Ireland after the failure Of the Chester gathering
and ON arriving in Dublin he was met by Corrdan VINO
proceeded with him TO most respectable hotel where
the future nformer, who alleged that he was medSa
student who had come from America to take out ms
diploma, the constant companion and bcdfcuOW oI
the General. On the 18th or 18th Of February Gen burke
left Dublin and proceeded TO Clonmel, where he placed
himself in communication with the leaders of the Fenan
lowed up to his arrest hy the sodery near Bayhurst
rath or fort about three miles from Itppcrary are 100
fresh IN the public mind to be recorded heIc'
THE RUSSIA.
The Cunard Company have again added another splcn-
did addition to their already mequaed meet ol ocean
going steamers ON the 10th March last the Messrs
ThOmsons of GOvan the Clyde, launched from their
buidingyard. for the Cnnard Company, one OF e largest
screw pr0pcllers of their line which crstcned The
Russia, by the Hon. Mrs Campbell. The Russia IS IN
forcfake is 3lG feet her beam AZ feet inches depth of
hold, nodded 90 feet inches; tunnage o. No 34l thG
bunkers have carrying capacity Of LOO tuns Ihe nun
throughout is cIainIivted There eight watertight
bulkcads the doors of which can be opened ana smut
spsTdcck. Her engines G5O and are direct
acting, worked by four suIi9cecohdchs'tloh pocas &
fitted with brass tubes There accommodation Tor 500
rstclass passengers for whom there are two saloons
capable OF dining the entire number me nttss,uP P ol
the Russia like those on board all the Cnard steam
er the elegant and superb character everything
travellers being carefully aud well looked after
The Cunard Company the .Stot Ks ~ N'oNa
a similar vessel To the Russia, which when launched VIII
be called the Siberia.
THE DISSENTERS AND UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP
In the House of Commons on the 29th bill throw
inc omen the fellowship OF oxford and Cambridge 10
Dsseters was put upon second reading by vote OF
200 TO 15G The measure advocated hY Mr. FaWCctt
Mr. Gladstone MI Cardwcl and others, and opposed by
Mr.. Beresford Hope and Mr.. GalthOrnc Hardy, When
the proposal made In 1864 IL rejected by
majority of 5O.
REFORM LEAGUE.
Az meeting of the Reform League ON the 23th the fn
lowing extract of q letter from Gen. Garihaldi to Mr.
Bcacs. dated "Castcctt, Florence, 18TH May, 1867
read: Forward Apostle of the Right and Irue-we
will follow you in the holy crusade against ignorance ana
dcSpotiSm. Following your example viii invite all
the wOTuos societies ~ Italy tO unite and form them
selves around the Artisans Society now IN iiultncc To-
morrow i'm Romeo presided over 10y the great popolanO OF
the city of Calico Dolf. and like y0u Will nd our
forum HYDE Park where assembled without arms
bui with the majesty of great people, We VIII demand
to Doe wc governed. The example, too, Of our brother
VOruucu of Paris ana Berlin, exchanging @ reciprocal
to undermine each Other-let 30 Dee an example for the
future The nations must know that with concord they
can for ever overthrow the Ignorance and despOtisn that
TN hiudercd the brotherhood OF ali nations say To
the English worbmcu that the Italian vorlmcu send them
word praise for their noble conduct the last meet
ing, and kiss Of hrOthcrly love. G. GARiBALpL'
ILLNESS OF CHARLES KEAN
AIr Charles kCan COmuCllcdNcly abruptly 10 break
of a successful engagement in Liverpool on account ~
the dangerous state of his health lc has been suffering
lately disease of the heart. and his physician an
uOuuocs that hs acting for some time to come VIII bc
impossible.