New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
FOREIGN NEWS BY MAIL.
THE FENIANS.

Writing on July ~, the Mei Mu Kinealy the
pardoned and released Fenian, has wln and we are
DAYS arrived here from Western Ausa o. ha followed
tnormed on good authority that he Is soon " u with
NV some rs or So other persons who have M trial
himself passed through the same harmless pardon OF
conviction, transportation and pardon. bamo as the
conrse makes the offender man ooens IA from ali
law books have H. and being re the oense Of which
Inc has been convicted he acquires s the naron 20
@ art Of he world he chooses. and yet according
TO our act passed prevent the nnuh o aaiy reside
Victoria" these liberated Fen"hS capnV' ''N"'
Respecting the imprisoned pn SUB, cO Tbe
nnnSeUt ~ Th, Pail Mall Gdzeie says on sept o. INC
OF Of aS amnesty for the Fenan prisoners are
encouraged to hope for the success % te etartes
a. nuhlin in which the Premier assures them that me
Will not fail TO give ms most eaihe'' "''0"'
THE IRISH LAND QUESTION
The Irish Land Question, says Ihe Ec"g gv ~,
Sent g. is gathering force at tremendSus pSe apnea
tba Earl 81 Iranard recommends-besdes the apPI' n
ton toa Ireland of the tenantright custom n pwproVe
in Ulster where partly IN cSmPehbft for good will the
incoming tenant has always large nv for ettISS
the outgoing occuPernhas 1neee Valuation with power
Of appeal in of dispute to Local sha is of
nrd 70 nropose court exclusively composed
Of andboders for such purpose put that
lease has hardly been gwen in the Queens Goun
these twenty years" can better unaet s cranard
force o. In oSs his reference the Coneen eyotons
recently reported by correspondent III 'ne'0
xInMAppING CHILDREN IN IRELAFD:
The Cork Examiner of Sept. says !ho ,e
strange of Kidnapping tnSt rsceD oeeurrences
have given grsyer import ana wlIer Taton
received striking and weiauthentcaeah ditpct Of
raherciyeen. On Wednesday night farmer n n
John Mccarthy residing at place eaea at ph his psus
eght miles from CaherciyeeD, retired 10 rest az ns
hour his bed occupying one END Of the
men and that Of three Of his aceS at the ohe
and Immediately beneath lite WINDOW tpTT es,,bx
was aroused from sleep by the screaming OF tne
child of four and. inquiring what was the nat'ei,
was tSd by tne be father having removed the child
10 his own bed tried to persuade MN Una, nc onmo
Se he'd said "Oh, no, father, somebody was trying
take shawneen away" Almost Immediately after me
TO piercing shrek from the eldest boy whom
on looking towards the children Ded ne P,aH S saw
lifted M bodily the level OF the bottom OF the WINDOW
by hand thrust IN from without. To rush towards tho
window the work Of an instant when tne Cnn MAS
ut once dropped between the bed and the wal. anu
Mccarthy looking through the window, perceived three
beating hasty retreat HIS hrst Impulse was Tho
pointed out TO him the folly OF such proceeding Tn .o
part of single half dressed and unaImeS man 6 snOr
reused up he made thorough search OF the hegnpor
hood DHt T saSpS from the house along the sandy
beach in the vicinity. The marks were OF shoes deIet
from those worn by the peasantry' being OF lighter
| kind, and without nails.
| GEN. DE LA RUE AND PRINCE NAPOLEON;
| Writing on Sept g. the Paris correspondent
London DAILY Ners says: When FRINGE NdpOleou
with bayonets but sit upon them" Conservative sena.
tor GEN de La Rue, muttered from his place. All but
Won can make other people sit upon them and that is
enough" In less hgurave language the same Geherai
constitutionai reforms spoke OF the coming
time when it might necessary Ia parole
THE CARS SON AND THE CossACKs.
The Russian InUalid contains the following
Of the day given at TO inc
COssacks the Don by his Imperial Hghness the Grand
Duke Heritier: ,..,,
peror, my august father and In oDedence 10 inc de
sires Of my own heat long accustomed 70 9onor your
b nave Madame the and
where the banks of the peaceful Don have been been
| rs a doubly happy and memorable day for me- And
assuming In this public meeting the insignia OF your
the gracious words which His Majesty the Emperor has
charged to address TO Brave Cossscks Of the
father prides himself. also bear and shall bear with
PRIDE May the heritage OF yaor beqaeathed by your an
to come. l. we'll as all OF you, walt with impatenee
the to Justly BY ss ss cue hs Of
'''''' Ataman OF all the Cossack troops.
THE MURDER OF MISS TIME.
The details of Miss Times death were pub
shed London Sept. 6. The narrative was written
the deceased, Mohamed Ben Hassan el Bennani The
party, escorted by an Arab, Fl HAD Ahmed Bu selan
sent by II Had khenoukhen the chef OF the Touaregs
who was waiting Taharat her himself thence
to Chat fell in with party of six Arabs and eight Ioua
TOuareg chief who disputed the right OF escort alleging
that he had been ordered by FL Had lkhenoukhen TO
conduct her TO Tabaret. Ultimately the two parties
agreed 70 go on together. Miss Time had seen
Fl Hadj EsscheIkh BOu Beker about fortnight
previously MOurZouk and he had received presents
from her. The following evening. Sunday, August the
ak Arabs aud eight Touaregs pretended 10 dispute
among themselves to who should carry the palanqun
Of Misc Time. The Touaregs armed with lances
and sabers The Arabs, preense OF defending them
selves seized the OF Miss Times servants which
were lying the ground while the cames were being
loaded Miss Time and two Dutch sailors advanced 10
separate the combatants One OF the sailors, named
Ootsnans, was immediately run through by Touareg
with lance, which also wounded negro who was be-
hind hiIn Mss Time stretching out her arm
in a commanding attitude when Touareg struck on her
hand with saber and an Arab shot her in the breast
causing instant death The other sailor Jacobs who had
rushed to her help was then shot dead by an Arab All
the other servants, consisting OF Arabs and negroes
were allowed to escape except young negress named
Jasmna, who carried of by the TOuaregs. IL ap-
pears that Miss Time purposed making tour IN the
ouareg territory, while awaiting supplies and fresh
caDels from TpO and intended 10 return TO Mourzouk
TO start thence for Bournou She had met at Mourzonk
Dr. Nstcbtngal, Prusslan traveller, who was charged
with presents the King Of Prussia 10 the King Of
BOurnou and who had left short journey easwards
OF the Tbous also intending 10 return 10
MourZouk supplies before proceeding 10 Bourbon by
the annual time In November next The
account does not give the date OF the murder.