New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-09

mourning card had been printed and was sold by
boys III the nelghbOrhOOd of the Cathedral. They
Were bought up rapidly. The following was the in
scription: ~
ofyour charity pray for the soul OF William O'Meara
AH1Eh, Hgcd 10 years; William Gould, aged 80 years.
dhde afkln aged 80 years, the three unfortunate men
d We're executed al the New Bailey, Stafford satur
Ireland and the Fenan cause induced them to attack
september and release Col Kelly and Capt Deasey from
custody They were tried by Special Commission. and
on te have pity ON Them at least you their friends for
the hand OF ne Lord hath touched them"
All their SORROWS coded.
All Their suierings now are Ger"
Ireland"
OF course a large number of people have been
wandering about III the neghboThoOd of the prison
to-day and thousands Of fearful eyes have surveyed
the niche IN the wall' where yesterday their com
Tades dled Late IN the afternoon procession was
formed at st. Wilfred's Roman Catholic Church,
although the priests did their best to stop it. There
were nearly thousand men, and at least two thou
sand women and children in the procession The
bands played the Dead March in Saul and the Portu-
gueSe Hymn AT one point cheer was raised for the
irish Republic, and was echoed along the line. OPP
pOSlte the house of Aliens mother the procession
stopped and the whole crowd took off their hats the
same took place opposite Larltins house. There
no disturbance OF any kind, and all passed OFT
quietly. lew mounted policemen are patrOllmg
the streets.
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THE FENIAN EXCITEMENT IN LONDON.
On Sunday, Nov. "a, funeral procession, in
honor Of the three who had been executed on the
previous day at Manchester organized Ccrken-
well Green and marched by way clearinghouse, fleet
ST. Strand Pail Mall and ST. Jamesst, to Hyde Park. 1t
numbered several thousands and at the head Of it
carried black flag with the inscription Mans inhuman
iy makes countless thousands mourn" The people
who had assembled in the Park added TO the numbers
which the procession had brought must have numbered
1900 10000 people. The people addressed
from three stands At No stand Nj. Finlen was the
principal speaker He said that the lives CT IIshmon had
been sacrificed yesterday Manchester for cndeayOrng
10 subseve the interests OF glorious and just canse
Of all men with hearts to feel and intellect to appreciate
the just the true, and the beautiful The graves OF those
men were within precincts of the prison. and II
their funeral had been publicly held ia Manchester those
whom he addressed could not have attended. To-day
they did the next best thing, namely attending
that solemn funeral PROFESSIONALISM procession which
recognition OF the worth OF the poor yesterday
sacrificed and Of the justice OF Their cause as palos
That blood Of theirs-unusty and unnecessarily shed
went 10 cement and consolidate the sympat1ies ana
hearts Engshmeu, ITiShmen and 1ScOtChmen .cheCrs
in holy nyiucibe bond dedicated 10 the regeneia-
ton Of these islands afflicted by class despotsn and desc
Grated by class slavery eh9ul0 lh"t pVSu Dilht aDo
such an issue, the memory OF Allen, Could and IArklu
would be enthrOned forever the hearts OF the people
and they would be regarded IN the future as the de
lyerers Of the past were regarded at present. These
to weep i'm memory Of their loss. They dhe meeting
while recognizing that fact must not forget that the
taken from the bosom Of his family, and they COM
mserated that family earnestly and as sincerely as
they did those Of the murdered men. They were COS
mopotan in their sympathes they were not soc;arians
they were humanitarims A philosopher OF Old lad
6 i'm te largest spirit and as they had carried IL SO far
let them carry il morally gTandyi cOnstilutlonauy;
keeping within the prescribed paths OF the Constitutions
determined be frecmen TO be elevated TO that position
which ought 10 be the held by that true and rusy
portion Of the civilized community which guarantees the
wealth. power and integrity OF the state Ii Engslmen
scOtchmen and Irslmen united, great good would re
suit from their recent efforts lie hoped the families Of
these poor would be cherished by people VINO could
sympatze with misfortune ana he prayed DcneSieton
demned men, Let them snow hat they were nor as cal
the arstocracy 10 the demands OF humanity
and Justice May the souls Of the dead rest in peace may
the mercy that was refused 10 them III tins world De
granted TO them IN the next.
crowd who also uncovered One OF the gentlemen OF e
stand then said that az no High Mas had been offered
ask those present TO Join hun IN prayer lie then repeated
the De Profundis, amid the sobs Of the women and
At No stand, Mr. Weston, Of the Coupcl Of the
Reform League presided. Mr. Mote moved resolution,
Affirming that the execution Of Alien Gould and larkn
was judicial murder on the part Of Her Majesty Gov,
erImct Il expressed sympathy with the families OF
Mr. Mote said that in future they would not be able TO
say much Theodore Of Aby ssna for murder had
been perpetrated ia Manchester by the Brsh GOVrrn-
ment The disbelief IN the evidence on which Mcguire
was convicted, and the doubt thrown upon the evidence
given against shore should have made the Government
pause before they sacrificed Allen Could ana IIhn'
gious deDommatOn-Hot only one nationality but all ma.
tOnahties-nOt only the lower and middle classes Tut
many Of the upper ten thousand we're against lbe
execution but an TO purpose as the Government we're
intent upon hanging. lGr0ans and cries OF shamt.j
n was shame aud he believed that the OF The
cutOn had cabled across the Atlantic 10 their irish
eject of the news be therel Loud cheers and cries Of
1--WE know."l England was now the only coun-
lenses This shameful act had been that Of Tory
Government and OF Wing party as wen. lGioaisl
How was IL that Mr. Gladstone, the prOessed friend OF
the people ana Of liberty did not speak ont against THIS
execution when he in his place IN the House OF Com
mons Had he done so the execution might not have
taken place, and thus Mr. Gladstone, Earl Russell aud
the Wing party were just as responsible ioi rhs murder
arstocrats They could not expect any 5ng good nom
either Wing Tory Government. L. We know thai. j
Allen and his comrades Justified in trying TO rescue
the prisoners, who were in Illegal custody ana yet hy
were tried and manacled before British Judges
lsbame 81 There could have been no intention 20 XII
any one because the shot which struck Brett might nave
gwen up the key OF the ne would not have been
Killed; but he was IN the van actlng le par O sy of
the purpose OF listening to the OnyeIsauoh Det%een
Kelly and Dcasy, aud reporting IL Wheh Tue men were
reason 20 believe that the man VINO led ue shOt Nleh
Killed Brett was SIN at large. And, In conclusion ne eN
" - idi,iai murder by the Government prolonged
cheersJ He had a solemn pleasure ia proposing the
resolution. . 1891, A. .,oo.o
tor were irish Catholics gentleman on the s1ana e
The funeral service ron Inc Hs1t a5 sp ees and with
!d and uncovered heads listened to the reader win
Inc utmost devotion and In perfect silence, ~ fi
VIZ ,aIIv lv lie sObbng and walling OF lhe lIlsl
women Such a scene Is not often "tnftSe1 ~ %
I apectaors as TO the deep feeling when 'he eAecuoN
had evoked among the Irish peope. - enc ree,incs
we're Conducted with the greatest quetude ofder anu
soe9n'g Se;re Of the came day large meeting was
held on Ccrkcnwell Green to express confluence WIN '
families Of the deceased
ARREST OF rENIASs IN LONDON
ON Saturday tho 23d OF November, man VINO gave 'no
name ~ George Berry but who the police ailege 10 DC
Col Burke, the celebrated Fenian head Center wac
placed at the bar Bow-st before Sir Thomas henry Oh
charge OF reasonfeony and joseph Iheooad S ~
was charged conformity with Burke WIN "sS"''"e INV
police in the execution OF thelr d9ly' ,o pon in
The arrest was made by Inspector ihom2Son uVn od
formation furnished by man named dc Ny s Sd
deal of the evidence adduced referred 10 me hicst