New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
BY STEAMSHIP.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from Liver
pool Nov. 7, arrived here yesterday.
GREAT BRITAIN.

FOOD RIOTS IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND.
Some serious bread riots have occurred at
Exeter and Exminster, in the southwestern part Of
England The mob to have taken advantage OF
some excitement which beng exhibited on account
of the ayowed Of the Mayors of those towns to
most the bakers shops in both cities were broken ana
the houses Of both bakers and butchers were gnted
fradesInen the premises Of several eoTndeaers were
burned down, and great excitement prevailed: - .ou.
to 1,,ht he forwarded and 200 soldiers OF the %
Regiment arrived IN few hours The Riot act was read
by the Mayors Of both cities IN the Marketpaee, ana
large number of arrests TOOK place; -, .. ~. ,o .,o
GunpOwder-pot celebrations, ana throughout England
(partly sympathy with Garbad and partly from
desire TO enonce Rituasm In connection with Roman
ISM the celebrations numerous and extensive
Bread riots occurred on the same day at Creditor,
Torquay, and other places IN the west oil England
THE FESIAS TRIALS.
The trial Of the Manchester prisoners continued on the
4th 5th and 9th OF November. On the 4th, Mr. Digby
Seymour his opening speech for the defense and in
the ease Of Martin of the prisoners asserted that he
had rot only taken part ia the rescue, but had never
been FeniaD He had been desired by Martin 10 teh
te inry that IL they condemned HIM he would leave the
verdi not erymg God save Ireland but Goa save the
Queen" He had never associated win remains And lis
loyalty had never been poisoned Dy te tai1t "a nan
Ism In closing bis speech Mr. oeymOur ASKED the jury
in them lay, TO strive to the utmost OF ther
newer 80 10 ndivduaze the OF the respective pri
oners as satisfied regarding each before coming 70
must be great and IT must carry terror where IL ought
II must 20 forth to the world that II deeds OF violence
were done in England English justice was sure ana swift
and that iud gnent and followed the detection
Of crime He had shrunk from ayowing boldly ms
avn opInious Ave were now awaiting tnclr
doom Great az the moral effect OF that eonvlcuon
infinitely greater would be the moral force OF ts acquE
than power mercy was more OeanIlIui lhan yu5ce
Just in that proportion wouiu tne Net0, esnct III
the eye Of the country than the verdict that
Evidence MAS then adduced which seemed 10 establish
complete abb ia the cases OF Martin, Coney' ana NJ
woman has been arrested Manchester for attempt
ing 10 shoot witness She Is said to be the wie OF Alien
The Manchester Examiner says that the Delle il gaming
ground that Mcclure one OF the condemned men, has
been nuiustly accused and is the victim OF MISTAKE
seded the ;a are so convinced Of his innocence that
The Ith Of the month they got up petition TO t9e
Home Secretary praying for his pafnVh n similar Peu
ton is being signed by the public in Manchester
The five conyicts Allen, Gould, Larkn, snoIei anu
AcGuin placed in separate cells IN the NV bay
Prison and are attended as condemned men usually are
said that Allen does not believe that inc behVcH0e
even IN his case will be carried out. n, ,tor,oa.
The authorities said 10 be IN possession OF InIoIa
ton that Gould and shore Tor rather BIlen ana Eo9W
nave been for some months engaged IN & LINZ lie
ees In different parts OF England Larkn WY, i h
VBrien and Condor, has been IN AmeIe ~ su eben
IN an unhappy frame Of mind, and mas hVeiy aPeAon
non OF his approaching tate. .e...to.,
accommodation regarding the date 0, tIe SAeeuIT
was 10 be made until the whole Ofthe trials had cOheu
ded The executons TO akeipace, II at ALL over l9e
van o. the jail New Baeyst variety 81 ncS 90
are OF course In circulation, but the antholus5 nave
That any attempt would be utterly hopeless anu
Nil probably net be attempted. Armed police are on
day on All the approaches 10 the prison. bSnt anu &
anu within the walls Of the prison there Is large ioI0o
OitroOps
The Government are said to be in possession Of i3tor
nation which strengthens the against Allen, Con-
1on VBrien, and Larkln and IL Is generally Deieysn
st these four men, and probably only these IOuf' VIII
The against he si prisoners the second squad,
nhshed on The 9th OF November but the verdict hao
-'' UGH rendered when the mail lett.
TIE IRISH PEsIAS TRIALS.
zen Octave Fariola was placed upon his trlal ID the
dublin Commission Court on the 4th OF November nc
Dreaded guilty 70 the charge Of treason felony, anu
sent back 10 prison o.be brought up ior Iu'uie '
William Halpn was next indicted for treason felony.
~ called on 10 plead he said he was undelenuea ~
vunsei and that In consequence OF conspiracy
sfoEn lawyers aud the authorities OF Kilmainbam Jan
had Deen deprived Of papers necessary 10 MS
nc AAld further that information laid by witnesses o
america had been kept back from him until inc las.
nonent In point OF common justice those papers hhO
nifty 10 gyea 70 MN n rom ue q. contradt the
evidence against him. II the law was such as 10 cove.
~ assnqneney Of the Crown IN 'n ~ Sss
~ hs trial, he glad that u was only Engnsn law.
Han was postponed until te 9ay aGye
was decided that Col Magic the companion OF warren
should be tried a. sgo where the overt acIs said 10
Augustine f. Costello then indicted for treason
!eiony and Mr.. Heron q c. handed 10 q SUGGESTION 70
The effect that the prisoner was born In galway OF Irsh
parents, but that he was now ctLen OF the phited
sates and therefore alien and ened 20 De trie9 6y
attorney General objected 10 the reception OF inc oocu
nent aud the Court, In the case OF warren rued Ia
Costello then pleaded mot guilty." and his tai was
hred for the following day.
The police made another arrest on the 9Th. The new
prisoner Is said 70 speak with an American accent lie
gave the name OF James sweeny .s,....ea
the Cont stating that he did not recognize ts authority
70 trJ him As brush subject lie said he Intended to