New-York tribune., 1867-06-19
NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1867.

mother and dear sisters whose pride joy, and stay be
Third, When he was condemned 70 death he received
condemned prisoners diet bread ana water, The
Governor OF the Jan aerward consultation with INC
authorities, ordered him convict Diet which allowed
him some meat duilng his interval between lie and
Ills physical and mental condition is thus re-
feIred to:
Ills debility is very great and s ,rhoy caused 6 e
The hospitals we're so crowded after the battle that half
the wounded were not attended to- The consequence 70
and from the upper portion Of The knee It is without
covering; save the SKIN. From the fist moment
favorito books during that tilnc were St. Aph0nsus
Iigou and the Imitation of Christ Except in his mali
PRAYER in sleep OF n other Of those
manuals never out Of his hand Hs feeling toward
he said 10 was his intention 10 ask permission maj on
Tuesday night, the eve Of hs execution ISah',,S i,
might be allowed to come into his cell toJoIn nm h 'no
Rosary end Ltany for tho Dying .-,,
A dublin paper called Tie Irsk Times has edtor9Iy
complained that The NeiC- York LiSh People hlghy
reasonable paper is delivered in this country Dy hef
Majesty's mails and il inquree what WAS the lise on
suppTessing the iOurnal of thatname which was pup
hshed in Dublin, II ITS namesake ald sucees5oi a, ~
New-York is permitted Ivy. the Government nhu
enabled by the Post Office 10 supply its loss IN TINS
country. understand that very few copies OF tlat
paper were reaching Ireland this time past; Out
suppose the paragraph TO when refer III nave Co @
effect of inducing the GOyelnInent TO stop them
altogether am informed that during the intervlc"
between Cardinal Cullen and some OF his friends on
the one side, with the Lord Lieutenant and some oi
the high officials of the Crown the other, the same
paper was referred to by the latter party ilusIa
tive of of the dangers OF the position, and the
speaker took the trouble of informing the Cardinal
that in addition TO its attacks on the English Gov
ernment, il largely occupied with attacks upon
himself The reply of his Emincnce was that, az iar
as no was personally concerned such matters never
gave him the slightest trouble.
The Cork Special Commission has closed Next
comes the Commission at Limerick. One of the most
important of the trials at Cork has had remarkable
ending. Col Condor of the York c3d Regiment,
and Dominick 0MahOny Teputed to be Head Center
for Cork, were arTaigncd for tTcasOn-felony. The
evidence of Massey and Corydon against them was
clear and distinct If the jury believed il they conld
have no option but to convict the prsoneis But
they returned verdict Of Not guilty" and thereby
showed that they discredited the testimony OF the
nfOrneTs This is important fact: bad II occurred
earlier in those trials II would have had an impoI-
tant influence on the succeeding cases.
a rumor has got into the papers that dniling -
still being carried on III parts Of tbe Comfy OF
Limerick Some nights ago the police made pms
oner of one Of party who, they say, were engaged
in that reasonable practice at place called ktecly'
The individual having been brought before tie magIs-
trates was Temauded for further examination.