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New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
FoREIGN coRRESPoNDENcE.

DUBLIN.
IMPORTANT FENIAS TRIALs-ExTRAORDINARY REV
ELATIONs-THE ASSASSINATION COMMITTEE -
JUDGMENT AGAINST M'CAFFERTY, FLOOD, DUFFY,
AND cODY-DEscRIPTIoN OF THE PRISONERS
INCIDENTS or THE TRIAL-FAMINE IN COME
MARRA-LETTKR OF DARCY W. THOMPSON.
DUBLIN, May IS. 1867.
Guilty on all the counts Judgment for the
Crown! Such is the order of the Fenan cases
saeh is the result of the appeals 1t hardly of
any use TO fight those eases ont any further. The
prisoners may just as well walk into the Court in
batch, hand in plea Of guilty, and take their sen
fences If the Crown are in any way responsible for
this state of things far relates TO those prose
eafions, IL is in their selection of the juTies. la
c'her respects the trials appear TO be fair. The
scouting lawyers do not clamOr for the blood of
prisoners, OF betray any remarkable desire to
evoke the passions and prejudiees Of the COnrt
against them; and the Judges on the whole
I'm inclined TO act honestly by them. Some
nat Of a bias in favor of the Crown may be
tected in the conduct of the Chief-Justiee, espe-
lily in the manner in which he dsposes of tho legal
oectons raised from time to time by the prisoners
counsel, but his charges to juies have certainly
ar OF mPaTtiality. SOwell they may without at all
snusnseig the case o. the Crown, for the jures are
known to be of the night sort. y and the eydences
abundant and strong: While they have Massey
Ssrydon, Talbot Reilly and the other paid spies and
,..;-.. wiz - taDic auu swear
oint blank to everything needed to insure cOnyic-
Aon. the crown lawyers and the judges NAV safely
draw II mild when addressing the men i'm TIE |
iury-t0x. '
This week has been somewhat Of an eyentful one
regards those Fenian cases. On Monday and Tues
day the Arguments against the legality of bir Caller
ys cchviction We're heard BY court of appeal con-
.isung OF CliefJnstice Whiteside, Chief-Justce |
oBden. Fitzgen;ld, 0IIagan and George together |
with Barons Hughes and Deasy. On Tuesday even
ing al the clese Of the arguments their IordsRps in
nmated that they would give Judgment on this day |
They have just done 50, and tho result is an all but
maanlnous Hnfuation OF the conviction. So Me-
CaieIty's fate Is sealed. On Monday he will he /
,sed up for sentence go also, viii be the prisoneys
Flood. Duty. AID Cody aSaipst whom ycrdicts o1 /
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
zeRsFH TO THE TRIBUNE.

NJ 1y,ArfIc TslEeHsFH 10 THE TsiBuNE.
LoNDeN May 2s.-The clauses of tie Refons bill
,aoyiling for more hbOral extension Of tse fran
.h;so, have bSen adopted by The House OI COsamons
Elhnight Al the cAsc of the session to night all
thc sectioss Of the RcsOrm BILL as amended, had been
accepted by ihe Ioese Of ConlncRs with the eNeep-
zion Of shat portion of the bill vhioh provides for the
redistribution Of yeats in PafHa'nent. In the House
OF I1ldg to-Di&'o the bill ootnung The suspension
of ,ho Wit Of .abeas c0spus in lrelsnd was passed.
CogK, May 2S.-'The prisoner 0'Bren, who was
Yesterday 20 Jared cnlsy of high treason By the
iury wa4 ~ day snscnced by the Judge to suffer the
extreme !,,nalty of tho laY tits supposed however
that hissentenJc will be oomunOted to imprisonment
for Hfa IN conrson with the other FenianswhO had
preyios sly been condemned TO die.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
MARIl1E INTELLIEENCE.

IayERrooi- May 98-@2 D. nl.-The barks BOgota, Capt
Martin, from san Francesca January p and Zanga, Capt
Jewett FTenclsco, January lG, arrived at this
port to-day.
BREsT, May 28.Ihe General Transatlantic Companys
steamer Vlne de Paris Capt. SurmOn, from New-hork
May IS arrived at this port late last evening" on the way
TO Havre INOrEhis is the vessel i'm regard To wheh
an irresponsible of disasterwas circulated WITHIN
&c hours after her leaving this port IL Will be noticed
she made tho voyage to Brest in about 9s days-EDI
QUExSsrowN May 2s--The Ounard freight steamship
Harfa Capt Langland, from New-York May 10, arrived
here thsmornng, on che way TO Liverpool.
2nm-The Inman steamship City of Limerick Capt
Phillips from New-YOrk on the nth nst arrived here
to-day on the way TO Liverpool
soUTnANPTON, May 2S-2 p. m.-The lIambuIsAmer-
can Compauys steamship Hammonia, Capt Ehers
wchscft NewYorS the 18th nst arrived at tins port
at II o'clock this forenoon, the way to Hamburg.
LONDONDERRY, May 2S-2 p. m.-The steamship Nes-
sorian Capt Duton, fIonLQuebec May 15 arrived here
sO-day on her way to Liverpool.
HAvRE, May 2s-2 y. m-The steamship Fulton Capt
Townsend, Of the New-York and Hayre steamship Com
paDy american ne which left NewYOrk on the nth OF
May, arrived here on Wednesday last.
FALMOUTH, Eng, May 2S-The brig JOhano Capt Oest
crman which left NewY or the 10th of April last for
Antwerp put into this port last evening" leay The eN
teut Of the damage has not yet been ascertaned
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THE P1CIFIC COAST
xx ,xlx,sIpr TO rka TRIBUNE.

SAN FRANCISCO. May S5.-The steamship Sierra
Nevad, from Mazatlan has arrived She brings si6sooo
in treasure Tho steamship Sacramento, from Panama
has also arrived. -t..,,- a.. .,.,...,oa tio
oneen's Birthday BY banquet The French. Italian:
Spanish Danish, and Austrian Consus, pfoiunen au'
oMcers and citizens participated. -, .,,. s,,n
The ship sunshine from sidney has arrived inc snp @
Cremorne for liverpool with 2iQOc sacks OF wheat ~
cleared. -----,-,. c..aa. ,d hrands
of Candles are quoted at 81 3ac. Flour 10 ~~s" "io"s
Is duh at O. i2I. LegaiTcnders a.
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PR1JssIA AND FRANCE.

Es DEN, May 2S-Evcning.-Thc Baden Govern
mcnt officially dcDses the truth of the statements
nasAe by the Preach press that Prussia was strength
canp the forti6Satiens and increasing the armament
sH the Cify of Rastadt.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
WEDNESDAY, MAY 90, 1867.

law es won in Birmingham rs in Sheffield They are rs
good men IN eheiiield az in Birmngham. chum TO
neeielco Whatever for the town which has retufhcd INC
70 Paillnen bnt say IL these men are tho same men,
II IN al The dniies Of life they cquab H. before az
ether Laws 0i tic country they treated WIN Jhet
equality, say II il m0nstros proposition ana unc,a
OF untl s day ~ English legislation, that bl shOn
pass tic imperial Parliament which opens its arms wtc
20 nl ic people OF Sheffield and closes them almost aD
sontely 10 the people OF Birmingham. loud ellceFsl
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
SOUTH AND CENTRAL ANBRIC.i.
VENEZUELA.

TAVANA, Nay 10.
From Venezuela we have La Guaiya, Caracas, and
Puerto Cabelo dates to the 2h ult The President had
returned from CarabObo to the Capitol small uprising
there had been put down. also another at Barqusncto
The new tariff had prcsened machinery and hnpe-
mcnts for agriculture arc free OF duty -.-s
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
GUATEMALA.

From Guatemala we have decree abolishng all
fees for passports that Republic and circular to its
Consrs abroad ordering that fees be charged for pass
port pises in those countries where the Same privileges
are extended to its inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
PRUSSIA.
ATTITUDE OF FRANCE.

ATTITUDE UF FHhNNIs
The Berlin correspondent Of The london Times says
that considerable anxiety is s felt In that capital be-
cause France gives little sign Of an intention To dsarm
lie states on official German authority that the Emperor
has ordered 10 Chalons and 5000 NJ hetI
has raised the strength Of the ary TO 47o0V en mas
uad for BOe hores and bought immense quantities OF
corn French papers declare all these measures are
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
NEU-ENGLAND.

THE ASNrxATIoN OF RoxBURY TO BOSTON.
Br rxLEexArH rns TRIBUNE
BosroN, May 2s.-The lower branch OF the Legisia-
ture has voted by large majority TO unite te eiss oi
Roston and Roxbnry under municipal government.
An amendment TO submit the ratification OF the D 70
vote Of tho people was rejected by vote oi
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Capt Ju'lkms,
which left Liverpool at 10 &. Ion tho 18th, and
Queenstown the 18th May, arrived here onluesday
morning The Aleppo from Liverpool on the nth and
Queenstown on the 18th, and the ATaeo from iiavre
via falmouth May 10. have alsO arrived
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
THE SOUTHERN STITES.
VIRGINIA.

TIE RICHMOND RIOT.
sY rEIxaRAPa TO TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, Va, May 2s.-T1e Mayor to-day cioSe"
e investigation into the recent riot. and sent mp Tor IN
dictmcnt, two coorcd men and two white hrcnith'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
MISSOURI.
ny rrtgeRAru TO THE TRIBUNE

ny TELEGRAPH TO TRBVSE
ST. LOUIS May 25.-A majority OF the managers OF
e street railroad cas- in this cy have decided TO admit
,ored neople TO All their cars on an equality with the
whites.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
LOUISIANA.

BY TIL EcRApR TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEANs May 2S.-An order ot Gen. ohcri
dan xtends tho time for re gstration until June 90
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

TIE RICHMOND RIOT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, April 20.
Prssident johnson has accepted an invita-
ton from the citizens Of Raleigh, TO be yees
ent at that place about the middle OF Nay
at the laying of the corner stone OF the mon
ument in memory Of the Presidents father.
He viii be accompanied by Mr.. Seward and
one OF two other Cabinet members. They
will gp via Richmond, and may extend their
nip f1rth1s 0outk. ETf
NEw YoRx, April 20.
A grl named Lizzie Smith ALIAS Mexican,
of Jefsey City, was ndnspped aud ostrsged
b. nearly score Of young men % Ffid ay
night Three Of the vllGns we're arrested
and the police expect 70 secure the balance
Further particulars ere obtained regarding
the robbery of Paymasesr BeIknap 10 Brook.
lyn Navy Yard, znd of captured and identi,
fed property. The robbery occurred foui
years hgo. The robbeu have bees secured,
and the persons a1ested are the most sue,
csssful and dangerous thieves and burglars
they having all been educated to the pfcfes.
sion ID England. The detectives have ye,
some hapes q ssesftsisine the vhersabeuta
of the stolen money, unless rs identity ha,
been lost. Wright vas arrested IN South
Carolina, where he was engaged largely in
cotton planting.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsgros, April 70.
The President nominsted Green Adams, OF
Kentucky, Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the 4th District Of Pennsylvania, and Mr..
Warfall, ~ Assessor, in Thsd. Stevens Dis
trict. He is strong Radical, and the nom-
ination vas made to please Mr.. Stevens. !.
Much intereat has been excited here dur-
ing the week by the trial of VIA. C. Clsaver,
on the charge Of brutsi violence on the body
Of > littip sirl named Mary Ann Reeves, thus
producing her death. The Jury, this even
inG, returned . verdict Of rpanslaaShier.
Ths 6SVpEs 10 A3Eht coa6rmed The follows
ing noniaation: J. II. Roberts, Postmaster,
Brooklyn, New York.
The following nominaticBs vere rejected.
Possmasters-Clarke G. Burlington, Jersey
vile, Illinois Robert T. Young, Ltch6eid,
Iowa; Dickerson, Champagne, Illinois Al
bert 9. Steele, Paris, Illinois, and VIM. FL.
Reeves, Para Illinois- ss
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The River Still Very High.
TWO .MEyV DROWNED.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED AT I39 3-4.
FROM wAsHINGT0N.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The Times special says the Senate to-day
disposed of the Austrian misslon for this ses-
sion, according to prsvi0us oxpecsatiOn, Mr..
Raymono's nomination being laid on the t..
Bile by vote of % yeas to 8 nays, the nays
being all Republicans but one, and the
Democrats and johnson Senators ell voting
in the affirmative. This action the Senate
hopes will result in retaining Mr.. Motley, as
the nomination of Mr.. Raymond goes over
probably until December but it is under>
stood to- night that the President regards the
position as vacant, and that he will Withdraw
Mr. Raymond's name on the adjournment of
the Senate, and make another appointment.
Gen. Lefree, Of Ohio, was to-day nomina-
ted and rejected for the Governorship of
Washingtoa Territory. Yesterday Delano,
the first choice Of the President, wss simiA
lsriy disposed Of and to-moYsUw Judge Geo.
c. Hougb, or sohs other prominent Western
msn, will be sent in.
The Heraids special says the long coutes,
over the Lonisiaha Msrshslship WAS termins.
ted to night at the session OF the Senate.
Gen. Frank Heron was con6rmed for The
position by vote of 20 to l2. He had .
hard fight, but was finally carried through BY
the exertons Of Gen. Gordon Granger and
Judge Atocha.
During the past winter the demand for po-
litical pardons we're less than at any other
period since the publication Of the proclama-
ton of amnesty, but the pardon mill has re-
sumsd active operations again. From the
number of applicants who are now petition
ing the President for sbsolution, il Is fair to
suppose that the spirit of reconstruction has
taken possession Of our misguided brethren
in good earnest. Nearly every day a few
pardons are issued, principally TO that class
Of individuals who come under the LIST and
18th exceptions of the proclamation, the
petty officer and $50, 200 clause, and q few
occasionally engrafted OF mort importan,
character. s Pc sEs
kilograms received by the Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs yesterday and to day men
ton the destruction to public aud private
property, and the serious interruption TO
travel, caused BY the fisins Of the Western
rivers.
On suspicion of fraud ell the officers, ex.
cept the President, who is missing, Of the
Selma Bank, reported TO have been robbed,
have been ArrsStsd by Gen. SwAyne. It 10
thought the sssets will satisfy the Govern,
msnt and the depositors.
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aat3
BEaIIx, April 20 Evening. !
Tie Prussian government sent strong nots
to Napoleon asking The reason for military
preparations on the part Of Fnnce-
AbaSvasian agent has bees ssat By King
william TO Vienna to secure The alliance oi
the Emperor Of Austria. -.
a London evening dispatch from the Berlih
'sssnfy of Cha ssaocissed press, this evening,
says plan for the solution of the Luxembourg
question was recently aabmitted to France
and Prussis By the great powers.
Napoleon has since sisni6ed his willingness
70 accept the propositions embraced therein.
Prussia, however. has not replied, and there
is Sfo~ine feeling tAas thess svestures will
be successful, and the peace Of Europe will
not b. disturbed.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CmcfxIArf, April 20.
Mayor WesaAAh deivsesd his first message
to the City Cosacil yesterday.
The sett receipts Of the city for the year
ending March lst, 1851. 81, 7s6, ,7S5. Expen.
,disarss-- -, All, S66; Leaving balsnee in
the treasury Of $262, $780, The debt Of the
city il $s,279, 800, and the ,aasets are $lo,-
The deaths from al causes, for the year
ending February 18th, we're I've thousand
nine hundrsd snd .ninsty~fous, Of which two
Thousand and thirtyatwo were from cholera
The Mayor recommends . liberal, bat
seonenseAl policy n .ssisresss 2 parEay
increased wharfage facilities, and the neces~
sity Of clesnliness throughout the city, in
view Of the probable return Of the cholerA.
He also advocates the condemnation of eli
property ffonting the river from Main street
re}Rpt - = increase q The regslsr and
sal ~ lee fkces, q II IA,
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FROM DES HOMES.
CHICAGO. Anril 20,

CHICAGO, April 20.
The JosUwars Des Aeines special Gays the
hood remains nearly ss it was yesterday. The
Des Moines rose slowly all day yesterday.
Work on the levee is still going on, and the
vsAsr 10 thus kept back on the north ode.
Ian eevsning a. . scow was crossing The high
water on the south side of the city, and when
within about thirty rods Of the shore, II sunk.
On it were two teams and about twenty per
sons, the number not being positively known.
One man, George Jack, and probably an
otter man were drowned. The horses SWAN
ashore, and several men we're saved By cling.
ing to them !; though one horse and his human
burden, came near going down and but for
the prompt assistance by ,skifs from the
shore, ell would have been drowneh a fine
carriage and lumber wagon were lost. n
George Whittiker, Of this city, has been
appointed 10 sapsrintend the erection Of the
q. s. POI e4es building in this city, and
Gan. W. Williams to disburse the money.
The stoas will b brought from Nanvoo.
The RiGht Of Wey assessors on the Chicago.
Rock Islapd e41 Paci6c railroad have closed
hair work, - r1poas all clear 70 the city.
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FROM BUFFALO.

isa&%Ss = " BusvAlb, lkpril %.
Shortly after 2 o'clock, this morning, Ere
caught in the New York and Erie Elevator /,
destroying it and contents. The loss is be-
lievsdto beahort sf $lO0oO0. ,eHwas ewnsd
Isby Go. W. In and N. J. Hoh
- ea IArEA #e sb
The New York and Erie Elevator was
owned by G.. w. Tiff, and was valued ct $780,
600; insured for $4,000. There was Sc, 900
bushels Of corn, 500 busbels Of oata, ard 2O,>
600 bushels Of rye, in the building; Insured
for $125,000. Several western companies
have risks.
The locomotive iremen are holding . con.
ventiou in this city and expect TO adjourn to-
day. Delegates from all parts of the country
are present.
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FROM DH HOMES.

CHICAGO, April 20.
The JosrraFss Des Moines special says :
Those drowned last eveing BY the sinking
of the scow, while crossing the faeod, we're
recovereH this forenoon. They we're Geo.
w. JsekIand Asher Holcomb. It Il asserted
by those who were on the scow. that there are
two men yet missing. Dragging for them ia
now going on.
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FROM LEAvKNWORTH.

NEw YoRK, April 20.
The Herald Leavenworth special says ;
The Missouri river is higher than it has been
since 1874, and still rising. Two miles of the
Pacific Railroad between Wyandotte and Kan
sas city, has been abandoned. The Omaha
Union Pacific Road is covered with waser,
and it will be several weeks before trains can
ran.
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FROM ST. LOUIS,

ST.. LOUIS, April 70.
A battalion of the Cd cavalry, from Cariisle
barracks of 260 men, under command Of
Capt. Lea arrived shese en- rosie for Santa
Fee, for service against the Indians
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-21
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New 0RtEASs, April 20.
Another crevasse occurred yesterday at
West Bstsn Rouge. The extent of the dam
- 1pW etsepostsd. The fresaer past OF
Looisisna h oserfoNsd, and thea II much
suffering in Consequence.
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Elevator Burned at Buffalo.
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LARGE LlSss OF GRAIN.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-08
AMUSRMENTs

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-FOr the benefit OF Mr.
Ahfed Stlmmel the attentive and gpnslemauly
doOlkeeper of the Academy, this evening. val
laces iOmantic opera OF Mariana will De pre-
the cast.
Tomorrow afternoon, only representation OF
lhe Rose OF CASTLE. THIS will form an admira-
bic matinee entertainment
On Friday night, for the benefit of Miss Caro-
presented.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Aner Hony
Lays VIII be presented again this evening, with
It's me cast and splendid scenery,
On Friday night Miss Josie 0rton takes her
annual benefit, when Eugene Scribe's beautiful
play called BGtTy Fingers will be produced, with
other novelties.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-So great is the
deslreto TO witness Mrs. Landers remarkable acting
In hhzdbeth, that the management have Ceter-
mined to continue the play every night until
further notice.
On DIT that Mrs. Lander has been requested
to play Eizdbeth at the Academy of MUs!of for
short season, at the close of her engagement at
the Walnut. Some of our most eminent citizens
have identified themselves with this movement.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-A Dangerous Game
will be presented this evening, with Mr.. j. w.
Wallack as Baron de VlllepreuX," supported by
the entire company.
Next Monday night Mr.. Dan Bryant, the
popular young Irish comedian, win commence
an engagement.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-A whole galaxy of stars
appear with the Variety Company this evening
in an attractive programme
The FAMILY REsoRT.-Andy's Strdtdgem, the
new burlesque at Carncross & DiXey's has
proved quite a hit. 1t is very funny. The
usual oliO entertainment is added every night
MURDooH.-Mr. James e. Murdoch will give
his last Reading in this city at the Academy OF
Music next Saturday evening.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-08

schrs Black Diamond Young, and W. s. Doughten,
Tatem. hence, at DRnveTs Sd inst
schT M. II. Carlisle, Potter, hence for providence
was Of New Haven 4th inst. 49,.
schr Kate Carton, Bowden, hence, at Portland 0th
Instant,
schr J. McAdam. Willard. hence at Portland Sch
instant,
schrs L. A. Danenhower Shepherd Parin; Clark;
Sarah, Cobb w. II. Sargent Sargent and jessie darJi
3D. Plerson, hence at N Newburyport 4th inst. ,,.,.
Scbrs Mary Cranmer, CranmeT; William WaltOn,
Reeves; and T. T. Tssker, Allen, hence, at Boston 6th
Instant -,,
schr James House, Gage, for philadelphia, cleared
at Boston 6th inst
sobr l. Walsh. Robbins for Philadelphia, cleared
schr Express ior Philadelphia, sailed from Beverly
I'd inst. o,.,
Schr Emily clifford. clifford, hence at Beverly S)th
ulL, and sailed sd inst. to return.