New-York tribune., 1867-10-08
GREAT BRITAIN.
AID FOR GARIBALDI.

The Globe states that ON the oath. fe0o0 was
forwarded from London Italy ior the aid o Gafnads
expedition 10 Rome that few days previously one GER
tcman forwarded dorat!on &" a" ahd th"t NtiS sttn
sums have frUm England aimee the III VI sep
tember.
TEyIANIsN IN MANCHESTER AND IrELASp.
Arrests continue TO be made Of persons implicated In
the rescue OF Deasy and Kelly. but the principals have
had sailed ou Deinian fr Qocboe hat the pro6als
tiles greater that they TOOK passage IN ueainor
houud for a United states port.
Two persons. man and wife, have been committed for
trial for Threatening the iis Of one OF inc loner, 'he
The authoriiios n Manchester profess Ia heeve that
the Two head ceniers' are sii hidden IN hanches-
Ter The number of persons aricied for completely IN
rescue. since the last accounts, amounts to9 On
glih about 80 noted Fenans convicted at the st ahsis
and who were cOnGned in the Mouniioy Prison, were
shipped board Her Maosiy's ship lelicon for Bug
lard their destination being Pcnionvilc lfit0n' EnRhnd
This removal has been consequence 81 tue Government
receiving nofoo Of plot which was beng formed for
an attack the prison. .
The real name OF the Fcniap prisoner who escaped
from Conmel Jail, turns out 20 nc Capt OBron lie was
the Lieutenant OF Burke Of the I1perafy Uslng, hnd
originally belonged a. the Irlh police. After leaving That
body he 70 America and during the war oincd the
Union Army rising % the rank of captain lr appears
10 be well known 10 Fcnlans both sides The bars of
his cell window, al hight ~ nearly forty feet from tho
along with Of the stones IN the masonry adjoining
The escape was further accomplished by small rope
doubled and by the tying together of the sheets o ho
conviets bed The rope and he are supposed to haye
supplied from the outside ana bar with when a
worked from within was wIenched ron stove IA Va.
iail from which hc must have cOnrvcd 10 remove by
efforts while passing nom the cACfcl>c
10 ms cell a Government investigation has been held
and the local board of supernendence have had meet
ing under the presidency OF Nscount lAsnlore Ihc
point OF escape wac Nltln nos more lah MY yafus oi
the police barracE
me GoLt afnounces that II il the intention Of the Gov
ornment send IL special commission to Manchester,
upon early day. To Try the prisoners charged WITH b'
ing engaged in the late Fenian outrage there.
BISHOP COLKNso
Cape papers which have come TO hand give detailed
report Of the Judgment given by The Judges In the ST.
prcIne Court at Natal July 81. IN the case OF the
Bishop Of Natal agt the Rev j. IT, Wills, the object Of
the suit being TO prevent Mr. Wills who had been licensed
by the Metropolitan Bishop OF Capetown from officiating
without Bishop Coensos thcense. The ChetJustce AT
great length contended that the Court had Jurisdiction
(which had been denied and that Bishop Coenso. so long
he holds the letters patent, is TO all intents and pur
poses the Bishop Of the Anglican Church Natal saying
" the applicant as mssbehaved lac has done any act
or put forward any theological opinion which renders him
mint or incapable OF retaining this position, why IN be-
moi deoriyed Why are his letters patent not
The same power that created him can unmake him
ha We observed two or three occasions which issue
might have been fairly joined with the applicant on this
question aud IL seemed 10 me that those mo are III eo
siiion to the applicant most studionsy avoided
Master OF the Rolls afforded admirable opportunity for
pleading that the applicant by his teaching or wrthg
had rendered himself an unnl or an IMPROPER pefspn 10
hold the office he does yet the case turned altogether
on different grounds. Even IN the ease oi the cathedral
this Court issue might have been taken on this
point but in both Instances this was avoided He gave
Judgment in favor Of Bishop ColensO. Mr.. Justice Con
nor in giving Judgment against the Bishop, said: We
and fhronsh him. or through the principle affecting him.
all clergy Of the English Church In Natal under The an
thority OF the applicant as oeg eoloIa, p',oP m WIN m
Judgment 10 award very large jurisdiction 10 one, having
IN the title in which he claims H. 10 JURISDICTION ni any
ever | should therefore refuse The application" Mr.;
Justice Philips cOneurred with Nh Justice Connof ana
dawn Ly ord Ro,nilly. The Bishops application was
refused and the rule nis discharged