New-York tribune., 1868-04-28
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE CASE OF FARRELL.

The CASE OF FARRELL.
y ATLANTIC
LONDON, April g7.-Still later advices vers
received here from sydney Australia. to-day Farrel.
VINO attempted to Prince Alfred vas duly ia
dicted, tired found guilty. and sentenced to death
THE FESIAN TRIALS.
The tra Of the Fenian prisoners are accused a,
causing the Cerkenwel explosion December Last w..
resumed at the Old Bailey az 10 O'Clock this iOrenOoa
The Attorney General VINO did not nish his stunning IN
on saturday concluded to-day he sed the evidence d.
signed 10 prove ab the OF the prisoner arr
and asserted that the witnesses s3Ora to h
presence in Glasgow on the 18th OF December v.r,
either avuwcd members Of the Fenan organization az
persons who sympathiZed with it. The defendants h,
said TO make strong case. sho ld have called hs en-
ployer or the landlord of Barrett % prove his abs-pe
He would have been cou.petent witness. but ths,
attempt 20 prove alibi was part Of a eoacoeted
scheme planned by Barrett kinsen In COO.
clusion he called the attention OF the jury 10 tia
direct aud neontroyertbe evidence given BY wtass.
whose integrity unimpeachable. that Bsrret, dt
come 20 London for the express purpose loning la
nurderOus conspiracy 70 release his cOab0rcr BURKE
Mr. Green the counsel for Barrett replied "a elabo
rate speech for bis client he admitted that Barrett.
employer. or landlord. would have been a coupe.
tene witness, but explained that he va. on,
Of occupation and consequently had neither lacdl5rd
nor employer. Lord ChiefJustioe COckburn In handing
the over TO the jury explained the aw N the
where doubt might arise he sfted the evidence gIVea
both sides. and commented on the part D.: BuTke
Murphy in the plot de eaaiioEed Tue jury IN regard q
Muany and Vaughan, and on the other hand sad he
compelled admit that the proof 81 abi IN the
Of Barrett was open grave doubt II there mad
doubt why not the evidence 20 mat eHeot offered
on the FIRST examinatIon The justice charged rathed
Hs oppressed DO surprise that Mrs Mullany had
been produced The jury then retired 20 consider upoa
the verdict After o very brief delay they refuEned.
Barrett was found guilty. Al the other prisoners were
acquitted.
THE NEWS FROM ABYssISIA.
EyESIS6,-GCeat Joy prevails throughout the nation
over the glorious news from the British troops N Asys
suia and the safety Of Prince Alfred To-day has been
observed as sort Of mpromptu holiday. At the Stock
Exchange to-day national hymns were sung and entaa-
stc cheers for the Queen gwen The press and pec2S
everywhere exultant
The BRITISH PARLLASrENT-ADDREss TO THE QUEKS
-DIsRAEII or THE ABYssINIAS WBR-MR GLAD
STONES RESOLUTIONS
Both Houses Of Parliament tonight, without disseh
ngvoiee voted an address the Queen upon the suei
of the recent attempt 10 assassnate Prince Alfred
sydney expressing the sympathy OF the British narou
with the rovaI family IN the untOward event winch has
ed them with sorrow and the country with horror AMI
the hope that the Prince may be restored " Aea
In the House OF Commons TINS evening M DaraeD, IN
reply 20 question by Mr. Laysrc made sone renaExso
the subject Of the Abyssnian wsr II Vhch pc spoke IN ihs
most catering language OF the achievement Of 0en
. =
uon 20 rescue the English prisoners II the hands 0; King
Tasodore The conquest Of Abyssina, said tbs Premier
was only eaualed BY that OF Mexico By Cortez. Tie
House subsequently went INTO Committee on the IrsA
Church question The arst q NJ Gadstones series Of resO
utous was debated atlength but q the most prOm
neub members u the House took part II tbe d-cucu
swansea M Charles Gipin member for hortAAnPten-
| bor0 NJ O'DOnoughue, member for fralee, and NJ
Horsman member Tor stroud in favor OF the resolution
and Mr. karslake, Gen. Peel. member Io5 HaAung1oa
I ana Lord John Manners, member Ior LeeertersAie'
North IN opposition u T. 10 points were maze y We
m former discussions The House adjourned a. ocloL
The BUCKINGHAM PALACE AFFAIR.
The case OF tie prisoner Barry, connected with tAa
Greek Fire plot at Buckingham Palace. came up az os
- today for preliminary examination. The Greek ffs
rroved 10 be phosphorus only. The case against As
prisoner was strong. and he was rem2nded toT trlA-
THE WEATHER
I The weather to-day is delightful The farner
throughout England taking advantage o; Is IA Pe
/ paring the ground for the coming crops.
RACING INTELLIGENCE.
/ To-dsy was the frat day OF the Newmarket 9Prsns
Meeting The Prince OF Wales Stakes tree hzudlcsp d
s15. was won by KingsAnd.
The sprng stakes or 25 soyeregns each were won ,,
cir J. Hawley's BlueGown," and the ElOO plate by
Garter.
THE above dispatch informs that the Prince q
Wales stakes free handicap q H25 each, for wheG
kngsland. e brown colt BY Young Melbourne, ont o.
Moss Rose. the property OF Mr. Wesby. THIS colt raa
four times as tWOyear old. and once the HardS
stakes AZ stockton The spring stakes b. 81
Joseph Havley's Blue Gown. who ran dead heat VIE
tie EarI the other day for the Biennial. ard who VII
come 1 Te i1ss n DsfTi5s. VIII pfa0S5y star,
hrst favority his stable companions Roscrucl4a a1d
Greeusleeye do not put IN an appearance
GERMANY.