The New York herald., 1875-03-02
JOHN Mitchell.
HIS ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION IN IRELAND.
Cork Feb. ID Correspondence OF London Stan.

Cork Feb. III Correspondence OF London Stan.
dard.
Mr.. Michel arrived In Cork at six O'Clock this
morning. and lett for the junction known as the
Limerick Junction, which Is three miles from the
town or rpperary, at halfpast twelve. He Is in
very feeble health ana while here declined TO re-
cslve any addresses. He declares nis intention OF
oentesting r.pperary again, should the late cleo
ton be declared VOID He was cheered on his de-
parture ny small crowd, but no other demon
stra;ion occurred, and there is an entire absence
Of excitement He Is accompanied by his son,
Captain Mlicnel, and a few OF the CORK nation
aists
RECEPTION BY THE PEOPLE
He arrived at the junction at hafpast two
D'clock on his way 10 Tpperary. He was met by
an enormous crowd, numbering many thousands
OF people. who formed in procession and marched
along the three miles which separate the junction
from the town OF rpperary. Mitchell was pro-
vided with q carriage, which was drawn by
number OF men. There were several bands in the
crowd. as well as banners. OF the latter, one was
nxed conspicuously over Mitchel's head, display
ing q typical rebel. with the words OF well
known Fenian song, "with my pike upon my
shoulder, at the rising OF the moon.n Upon MS
sauress % OF Wecome BY the Chairman Of the Town
Commissioners.
MR.. NTcHEL's REPLY.
IN reply MI. Mttcnel salO -
MEN or TIPPRRARY-It is true that have come over
o0 miles OF this globes surface 10 nnd the people OF
mpPe1sy and to get oy them such w ans
honor have received this day. and especially such
come from the North Pole Ii makes 1t the more i'm,
have The honor to be Derry man but suppose Derry
IS as much lrlsn 1s ipperary at. a. any my acsnew lae;
edge it Illusions have been made to the steps
government over in London here is man here
IN IN he writes % and sass s OF ee sn tn yoa
Dc AHn 'cr,ss oe Of SoT rhas s What Vow 4
wtfer Why : the next Thing viii be Corr ihen
their ~ representative such man as hs approves OF
goh Now men Ct liPperary some years as9 the
ielon's chain and to bear The w penalties ia, OF
retnraed here YOU people OF fpperary have thoasht
s very TO c er G ie e
the best AID o. al INV information and !aent to
now going to help the Englsh; the seotcn and the
i seems they cannot do u.s. Yoa
have had little experience OF me- as yet you have only
honor to represent You viii not sen You ] WIN
efforts and saerihces people Of ipperary
made to put me INTO tne proud posloa hold to-
will not be found haunting the doors OF ministers press
iluenls. or any relations Of my constituents After
nsr t5Dx m ne o n s
going 10 London than we have had. i 40 not say;
London Or stay here at home think pperafy may be
GheersJ A'''' A"| VIC N'' ''''''N '''
IN CLONMEL.
The Clonmel (Tipperary) correspondent OF the
London Standard, writing on the night OF Wednes-
lay, the 18th OF February, says:-Mr. Mitchell lett
flpperary al six O'Clock this evening, accompanied
20 tne station Dy tremendous concourse OF peo-
pie. AT Bansha the station was crowded, and the
peope were equally enthusiastic. AT Cahr the
excitement was intense. Cneer followed cheer
.ermed him, and a sentiment thar also evoked a
,esIIy cheer wa "Noshng put xc,,smIt sspara,
4 RAM n m N
of the town were drawn up in order. Three oands
and many national banners were interspersed
streets, and the street in 'front.' Of Hearn's Hotel
being present. special feature IN the
demonstrsuon was tremendous oonnre in
almost TO &c crack IN the Wi windows Of the Bank. X
Tue proeeedings commenced oy an ADDRESS being
eessa 50 Mr. me- Sonme y Mitchell es
HIS REPLY.
Mr. Mitchell. speaking from the balcony, said:-
@ s Is ssy M soe H S
part your country and chesrul!y . thank people
that Of 0.ng the unanimous choice of llpperary
Ipperary 10 zee my constituents Tor am Member
n io oh fa's 5 Of O one
the representative Of such county then dismiss
sas.oa IN going % di.srace W YOU nor 10 TO
o light yo but eTe eH is sVase VERY yV Serious sns
yeTed in a. the hOS am no.
0od Sas na an ns q ss can dis
iamentary uahic-psrliamentary trade Cheers.
captain James Mitchell, son OF John Mitchell,
briefly returned thanks Tor the honor which Tip
perary mad done his iather Other addresses were
delivered by Mr.. Diuon, son Of James Dillon,
ormerly NJ. ?, Ior Ipperary: =. F. Mccarthy, OF
Cork and John Dzty, oil Limeric1. The crowd
then quickly dispersed. and the greatest order
prevailed.
skRvIfUDE-Is HR FELoN ACCORDING TO ENG
LIsH LAW
In compliance with the motion OF Mr.. Hart Dyke
in the House OF Commons Tuesday evening,
the papers connected with tue conviction and es-
cape OF John Mitchell, VINO was tried Tor felony In
May ls4S, aud escaped from Hobart Town In June,
1858. among wnicn were copy OF the Gazette
Offering reward lor has reapprenension, and des-
patches from the Governor as 10 whether he had
been granted a ticket OF leave, were issued yes.
terday. They are AS fOulows:--
copy Of csrtneate BY the Clerk Of the Crown for the
ment in the case OF the Queen against John michel,
Delivery held at Dublin, on the 10Th day OF May
search be ng made am@x the records of the Office
a. court OF oyer AND Ier%lner and general
day Nay % IN the " year are Of t,aE oaF
the 6th day OF May in the year Aforesaid and divers
passed to depose the Queen from the state honor ana
royal name Of the imperial Crown Of the Uni. ed King
I6at part OF the tinted Kingdom called % ireana d.
% esns. na h ne o ns
su ielonous compassIng expressed and declared by
teionOusiy publishing q public news
paper called the Ua,t,d Iishno, OF which ne wspaper
Ae the said John Mitchell, the proprietor certain
publications dated the 9th OF May and 18TH OF May in
The Aforesaid, and by olvars other acts
charged and stated.
the said Jonn Mitchell, having been convicted of
the felony Aforesaid, thereupo0 BY the
Court to DC transported beyond tbs the OF
fourteen years
Dated this 10th day of OfFebruary, Mo
EDWARD GEALE,
Clerk Of the Crown for the County Of Dublin,
Extract from the Hobart Town GaaeGte. Tuesday, June
IA 1883
CONVICT DEPARTMENT. ConPTRWLRR GENERALS,
OFFICE, June H. 1883
ABscosDERs From his authorized place OF abode in
dobart since the 9th inst, John Mitchell. per Neptune