New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
BY STEAMSHIP.
The steamship Scotia, from Liverpool Nov. 2,
arrived here yesterday.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE REFORM LEAGUE.

THE REFORM LEAGUE.
A meeting of the Reform League was held
the October when letters read from The
ODonohue, Mr.. Beales, and Baxter Langley.
The ODonohue, NJ. p. thanked the League for their
sympathy with Ireland and with the Irshmen whe
working for the generation Of that country he said he
would advise Irshmen TO cooperate with the League,
hut that he looked upon the League as having been in
huenced by miscOncep0n of fact, and mSdreced en-
thusiasm when it got up the Garbaldi movement;
Mr.. Beales NJ A. explained his former letter; ne was
in favor Of agating for Irish Reform but opposed TO
physical force To oppose disagreement and oppres-
sion by arms NAV become sacred duty but not In my
opinion until violent have been all tried and
failed. From that opinion shall never swerve-nolng
recourse TO the arbitrament Of civil war.
Mr.. Baxter Langley in his communication intimated
the League he must withdrew his support.
Mr.. Mantle made speech counseling the League TO
abide by its moral force doctrine warm discussion
ensued Mr. Mantle advised the League to pass resolu
ton dscOuntenaneing secret associations and aSsassina
Mr. Guedalla moved as an amendment that the Coun-
Gil never having recommended resortng TO physical force
should stand fall by Its past and by It's response
Bile manifestoes The meeting adjourned without taking
On the evening Of the LIST of November the Council met
again The Chairman said that he presumed In conSe
Thomas Hughes, NJ r., had publicly announced his with
dTawal from the League Mr. Hughes, he said, retired
time go because he opposed to the League on
the question OF the ballot and the representation OF
mnOrties but had then expressed his desire 10 retire
quietly me discussion upon the Guedaia amehdmehV
was resumed, and after very warm debate the anu
Fenian element carried the following resolution by
cally and Indignantly repudiates any sympathy with
assassination OF secret Organization for political objects
and In proof of such assertion refers with confidence TO
its past career and ITS official manifestoes"
THE ABYssINIAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROM TWO OF
THE CAPTIvEs.
Advices from Bombay TO the l4th Of October are az
hand. The advance brigade Of the Abyssinan field force
under Col Field of the 10th Native Infantry left Bombay
for MassOwah ON the 7th inst Her Majesty's ship
TOte Oh Is TO assist In landing the troops and stores
depot will he established ut Massowah and the advance
brigade will probably march co miles into the interior OF
the country Up 10 the 18th OF october % vessels had
been chartered for transport service by the Bombay Gov
eminent. The Scnde brigade Of the Abyssninn force
will leave Kurrachee about the 2Gh OF October Eighteen
hundred mules have been bought in the Punab for ser
vice I'm Abyssiua.
structed TO furnish the Ahyssnan Expedition with mate
rails for creating and working $50 miles OF telegraph.
letter from the Rev. H. A. stein, one or the capVes.
addressed wife England hac arrived. IL Is dated
Magdala, Sept T. In II he details the atrocities when
the King has committed. and which have been already
published aud that he trusts small force OF the
English which may be ont will fall into the Kings
hands for that ms thirst OF blood Is so great that they
will assuredly perish. -
letter from Mr. Rossane has been published In which
he says that King Theodore speaking Of an English eX
petition, said Let them they shall see that am
not a woman or a coward"
THE FENTAS TRIALS
The first OF the Fenian trials at Manchester ended on
Friday Nov The Jury, after hour and 20 minutes
consideration returned verdict Of guilty against all the
prisoners charged with murder Allen spoke At some
length before sentence passed upon him. vindcatng
his conduct but expressing regret az Bfctts death.
his innocence declaring that he not even present
when the van was attacked They all sentenced To
death Before leaving the dock they shook hands with
their counsel