New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27
JOHN EVERETT, ID. p. NJ.
JOSEPH BALL, G.. i.
GRIFFITHs THOMAS, CD.
RICHARD JERvIs, c. q. c.


December II, 1867.
The above documents were succeeded by the following
from the Fenan leaders: God save Ireland y " fu
neral procession in honor Of Allen, Larkin ana Bnen
the three Irish patriots executed al MancueseI on %
day next, 18th inst The procession VIII assemble az
sheroad and start from thence between t,. one ana
two O'Clock In the afternoon No party emDelns' &C,
win be allowed. The professionals 10 wear Grape
tied with green nDpo9 tSoHsands and show by
your quiet and orderly deneanor your symIatny WIN
the fate of the executed patriots. lrshwomenl You
also are requested to show your sympathy by your pres
ence. The committees earnestly desire tt an VINO u,ho
EST oTense TO any one and strictly observe the rules
laid down for their guidance. The Dmds IN CEASE 10
pay while passing any place OF Divine wOrshp the pro
feson to Keen outside The borough so as not To infringe
on the law. BY order of the Committee , o,s..
Liverpool Dec. r. 1867. ~ D. OSHtA'
On the 18th the county magistrates In the vicinity OF
Liverpool resolved that should be permitted
outside the boundaries Of the town. and theTenpon the
"SIR: The Committee for conducting the procession
next Sunday have been waited on today ny several Oh
their conntrylnen long resident in this town. Tor whose
opinions they entertain the highest esteem anu IN deie
20 the strongly expressed Wish OF These genuenen
they have abandoned the idea OF having procession
either in OF outside the town -,
"wn you please kindly make this known through the
columns of your paper, and Oblge yours obedently,
L. J. O,sHEA, on behalf OF the Committee
Liverpool Dec. -. 1861"
PROCLAMATION BY The IRISH PRIyY COUNCIL.
The proclamatOns issued by the irish Puyy Council,
prohibiting the professions at Killarney and klkenny
state in reference % each case: Whreas fiacards Oh
the said intended meeting and procession have been
printed and circulated, stating that the said intended
executed in Manchester for the crime Of murder ana
calling upon rlshmep 10 assemble IN thousands for the
of large numbers OF persons have been already held ana
have taken place In different parts Of the United Kingdoms
some Of which, and particularly at meeting ana pro,
cesNon IN the city Of Dublin, language OF sedons ana
inamnatOIy character has been used, calculated 70 eh
cite discomfort and disaifection In the MINDS OF hcf
Majestys subjects, and 10 create l,wl ana anmoslty
among them, and 10 bring into hatred ana contempt inc
Government and Constitution OF the country as by law
established Aud whereas the said neended meeting ana
procession and the objects OF the persons 20 he assembled
and take part therein not legal or constuu0na nut
are calculated bring INTO hatred and contempt the Gov
eminent Of the United Kingdom as 10y law northumberland
to impede the administration or lusuce ny mumldatoh
and the demonstration Of physical force Vow, We he
Lord Lieutenant and GOvernOrGencral OF Ireland, by
and with the advice Of Her Majestys Pryy Council IN
Ireland, being satisfied that such meetings ana pro,
cesoDs AZ aforesaid only tend 10 serve the ends OF
facous, seditiOus and tratoous persons ana 20 Tue
violation Of the public peace DO hereby caution ana
warn al persons whOmsOCyer that they DO abstain nom
assembling any such meeting, and from joining or
taking part IN any such processloi, At a W.
~ho IT, may co1ccfn 10 aid and assist the execution Of
tbe law i'm preventing the said intended meeting and pro
ceSsOn. aud the eiectnal suppression OF inc same
Prorainatons Of "A similar character WILL says the irish
Times be transmitted every locality whore u may be
intended 10 make demonstrations resembling those OF
The procamaons Against the intended funeral process
sons were hardly issued when the Attorney General a
r ss6 Martin ri 5 and & sa 1S. ~ l a OF
the Dublin demonstration, Mr. j. G. Waters and Messrs
J. seaman, and J. j. Laior. me NGnoH says Mr'
Martin had left town on shat evening for his residence,
KilbOncY. ROstTevOr, where the mstVe was sped aIter
im the other gentlemen were reiN'u WIN lle
i'm the course OF the night. The summons states;
''YOu and each of you hereby required 10 be ana
appear personally before US al our -d court on Mondy
next answer the complaint Ot the queen at we pIosr
cution OF the Right Hon. Robert r. warren, Her Ny.
esty's Attorney Cenefal tOt Ieah anu thoW aus Wy
uf0rmaons shall not be taken against you for that you
and each OF yOu did, on the sth day Of December,
instant. at ThOmasst. ia the city OF Dublin ana ~
other places part IN certain Illegal procession ana
werc part OF an unlawful assembly then ana heic ana
az other places, gathered together ana ga men anu
there and ~ other places, III the presence OF 9es eIe
subjects Of Her Majesty speak sedluons anu nlal
tory words with intent 10 disturb the peace OF our Lacy
the Queen and to excite hatred ana disnde on iel
Rlacsty's Government, as by law established ia thls
True BILL AGAINST MIR. CAMPBELL
The Grand Jury the liverpool Assizcs had returned
a trnc bin for insdcmcGnOr against Mr.. Charles Lee
Campbell OF the firm Of Colin Campbell sons cotton
broI on account Of the transactions cetwecn him and
the National Bank OF Liverpool WHICH ''c 'icatcu ~
much sensation.
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT At CmuALrtE.
The GiJraior Chronicle Of Nov 80, says: owe an
nounced The other day tnat Admiral Farrugu had landed
from his flagship the Franklin, under salute from o
batteries and paid official visit TO His Excelenoy tn
Governor at the Convent, which was Immediately r.
turned by Sir Richard AirCy attended by his stan al Ne
Club House Hotel the temporary residence OF inc u4'lI
on Wedncsday he was accompanied by Col Maberg.
commanding the Royal Artillery, 20 the various sights li
interest on the rock, and yesterday pald Nlelt 10
Tauaer returning % the garrison IN ihe course oI We
ing with tie officers Of the Royal Artillery ana Hc was
compelled owing 70 prcviou, engagement 10 dtchhe h
invitation 10 dine with the officers OF the 81 5atNuI''
18th Regiment, tomorrow evening. . ~,
These hospHtcs pleasant and agreeable li then-
selves, but they have wider tAa an lh1n ii""l
The personal distinction OF guest no dount as III tl5
instance enhanced them ~ wei as gives the opportunity
for the manifestations; but these cOc-es patahe as0,
Of an international character they tend 10 promote l"t
GOOD IN ling between the cOuutfie, which Is 20 de F
able. Admiral Fauagt will leave this very shortly Tor
Nee Ile viii carry with him the best wishes OF ih' CIR