New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
EUROPE.
from Liverpool Feb. 3, arrived
The Java.
here yesterday
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE IINIANH.

THE FENIANs.
e,be arrest and release of George f. Train
wa, tho FenMn event Of the week IN London The CORE
dcr, At Cork Of The london DQily TeieJraph says;
During his Incarceration he subjected to the sIlcIes'
prison discipline with the exception that he was toa TIC
might provide himself with food at his own expense
This lie declined 10 do, aud partooKol the o
rsry diet Of the establishment About noon on IuoS',
Mr Eastman. tho United states Consul, accomlanIe"
by the Governor, visited Mr. Train in his cell Inc
Consul read extracts from letter he had receive"
from the American Minister IN LOndoh' "hlch
were in the nature of reply to telegram "1Ich
MIR Train had sent to him whom he was arrested The
Minister requested the Consul to adopt every means 10
release hi, fellowcounrynan The prisoner SAID ne was
ad 10 see that Mr. Adams had como 70 the rescue hut
he ala not that stronger grounds existed Tor DIS
naturaed citizens who had been lncarcerated though
quite innocent rs he was MI IRAN prOceeueu WIN
extraordinary youbty, and in most nonchalant easy,
d hinf as,onrd OF his corntry and her Ministers
that they had permitted such things to he done He
could not imagine more ptaOle state OF Things IMAM 70
contrast the sympathy England showed for her
citizens when IN trouble with the neglect Amer
lea exhibited for her numberlc~s citizens VINO
remained in English prisons. and were treated
"a felons While this interview going on
Mr. hamilton. II. ~, was announced That gentleman
would undertake that he would not endeavor TO further
Fenanism 10 this country Mt Tran said ne had no diln
Guilty IN giving such an undertaRlng; ne hau nor cone
for the purpose Of Interfering with the laws OF En-
gland Before leaving the prison he asked the Governor
10 Introduce them in journal which he contemplated
refused his request Nhen leaving the liberated captive
thanked the Governor for his kindness and assured Mr.
Washington, when c. f. Train should be its occupant as
President. He then drove, accompanied by Mr. Eastman
10 the Imperial Hotel where he visited 10y the repre-
seutatves of the press, to whom Inc communicated tho
particulars of his arrest and his opinion on things ID
MIR Train has it seems already lodged claim with
MIR Adams for 100000 damage done 70 his commercial
character as Chairman of tho York Credit Foncier
Among the papers found copies of Tie irish ieoe
ana printed document headed "God save me people
The Revolution Clear the track-the Train Is coming.
in America, and The Reroidioa" only contained CLIP
pings various American papers in euogy OF Trains
orat0ry with pungghIt eAttS i snyrge Train
merely American snyScisL, woman S.l1gJ, 81"
The following letter written by g. +. T. in prison,
and gwen 10 the Governor of the eaol for
was. however, detained and given TO MI Tram aIter
cenia Cork M Sa Sg, s9 81 "a cell wardrobe D.
Dear Parker PburyAm prohibited from writing editors By the
sS Initials in red iut JJ" Dunt to-day London
fooyed pspsr have been IA many gao never before
% SS,s' =, ' cropped ose RuHdrei thousand dollars ID swing
s ss r SSc feet saui iI walls two feet cs ocE on.
Ae ten Inches % gG34s a" , @S
b y m 70 p m hours dark No clothes since aesed FRIDAY
HSrr @ on ms person at these few Alo0egr Gsyety No
a seT ' Toice escort arui With Slier beeeto,d
snd not allowed to Sc a2eHspag' A'S~ nothing % w
ESerStoi, innocent un found guilty PacteEveryo iy guilty Ill
United 20 Sir Thomas Larco the high authority az Dublin f
wight Nh.stug Yankee Zoo & when "as penEoy soea
10, loncdsan,t rules wssod ~ repeated il sloa4 b. rgpoe
gene, ~ 10 e & M rss SSad 1Sa see Mr. stanton su Mis-
AHSeny tell 5ea that e ger e.!,ea TIE nag ne 5as %
s eoPss' s'f K sis p,mph Nv I prer passed bot tie
~o Rs'ournhe sHe The grer@' too RsclIa were , a.
end tie paper submitted 70 toe ~ v ana
Press Tomsn Aaihoay speech At Railing on the American
Pap a Shell no tears nv f.a Bc,che Phillip. Greeley
aad lhoa viii be sare That e my deserts nav, lE furnished R
bIstel h. have heard nothing o Adams Probably play
~. ro-e win stanley a seward s 9s5 re 'l'' g. n Ts,S
1t i, intended to apply 10 remove into The Court Of
Ouocn's truci the case against Mr. Richard Pgott Tor
the publication OF sedliious hbes in fle IishmGt news
paper The application Ti M Is s9a pv SrSaaeS ~V
Snous comments which have been made on the case 10y
o., I"mhi 1Sssi ' Of over S@& and Tsr@iaer
The prosccutio AGAINST MI ~ w. So'S TOT ptcd
until January 2s owing TO the absence OF Nh sullivan
The fcur Fcnians ri Dcptford Lyttlcon Florence Nc
Cathy, and Richardson, have been again remanded on
ON the aith Of January Irish youth OF Il, Michael
Cough was taken the act of posting Fenan pacard
front OF the Mansion House and there Is reason 70 ne
lieve he Is the person who dld similar hhs here
the previous saturday and who then MANAGE 10 escape
dies, aud copy Of The Crersqt Newspaper The first
ecSof Sonns Ireland" A copy Of The Garden the
SOUL" apparently we'll used. was also found upon him.
during the past year, with penandlnk drawings
of the Irish harp and other emblens one OF
terms of reprobation the execution OF Allen Larkn
and Could at Manchester and bore date the morning OF
the event. Another follows: " FRI friday. {.
IT, F-DiabOical outrage vt Clerkenwell attributed 10
fcuiansm. Went 10 the scene OF the disaster Met ~
and IO. each other in the crowd" SujOned Is copy
of the document which had been posted on the Mansion
House and which, like that of Saturday, wholly IN
manuscript. and surrounded by sketch OF an flsh
harp surrounded by shamrocks;
II r.
EirgObngb
o. sAveIr
Another uAre j. inscribed in The soryrol Of Krns gee r
llshuen 81 London
lurtapd YOUR publicly appeal aid them
VIII silently submit
Shall the has flowed foI centuries have been
LIED ~ vain! Be deceived They would use you
PROPAGATE when serFeo
noaldb he worthless been
that tits longer What then shsn
r DO Rise mspgi Unite lshmrn Let pet Gse0rd blight
b. 40 yr nekiug the Lberae land Behold re-
generated the British honhe bugbe-I o. savage
pont4es-n ensign, and proclaim 10 The Nord thst you
shnen who through umdr O for ih'u own IN
tslrsis, forget their ancssiry We say:
and traitors stand ASIDE.
towards, heals hoe;
and dasisrds. Jog az beoo,
GOi save Green"
Ma WAS taken before the Lord Mayor the 18th, and
rcmanded for future examination.
THE ABYssINIAS EXPEDITION.
A dispstch from ZOulla, dated Jan. a. says: King
Tbeoole is between wadela aud DalaDta Magdaa,
and the rebels are in his front. GObazySe also IN the
1ore ia he