New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

seat in the Queens Bench division by the Right ho'
William johnson. the AttOrneyGenera for Ireland Mr'
OBren has Issued address the Mali0w electors ~
whicn he says: From the Green Street Court snpehi
to Mallow" There viii he great meeting In MaI0w on
sunday, at which Messrs. sexlon Healy ana " DIN"
Will speak.
DUBLIN, Dec. 2s-TRe United Ireland was to-day
Issued for the first time since its seizure III mas d
cartoon depicting Earl Spencer the Lord Lieutenant
and the Crown Officers drinking long ne inate 20 InG
tlon ard inquiries whether or not II IS 70 nnle by
rage that the Government oxasperates the people OS
prosecuting every body whom the people trust
END OF THE BELT.LAWES LIBEL SUIT.
LONDON, Dec 2S.-In the libel case Oh
Belt against Lswes the Queens Bench Dyislon-a sun
growing ont of charge by the defendant that wofK
OF sculpture which the plaintiff claimed as DIS own PRIV
ducon really that of another hand-a ver'lct io
the plaintiff has been rendered with $4,000 DAMAGES
The jury deberated forty minutes. The Judge nau
summed up strongly in favor Of Mr.. Belt
After tie verdict Judge refused stay OF execution
The diary of verheyden principal witness against
Mr Relt was impounded by order OF the Court. Inc
the purposes The lawyers OF MI LaNes III
tend to apply for a new trial
The libel suit of Richard Belt against Mr..
Iawes rival sculptor and a son of Sir John Bcnnet
Lawes, was begun about two months ago and mas ex-
cited much interest in London The LEANING
question during the trial related to a bust
in terra.cotta of sgnor Pagatti, OF London,
which, the de ence asserted, not made by MI Belt,
although he claimed the credit OF It, 70 dsprOve tnis
assertion Mr. Belt modelled. in 70 IN adjoining
the court room, bust in clay OF the same man ana
these two buss together with many other busis and
statues played an Important part in the trial Many
members Of che Ro yai Academy Sir Frederick Leighton
the president, and Alma TaGena among Others were
called 10 tesufy as experts as TO wheihei
o. not the two bust the red and the one IN clay,
made by the 50 ne man. Sr FREDERICK LfI-il"l,
SAID that ia former eXhb ted rem etnent, dGlil u
Ucl urcsuuruess ell Of winch were aD ohl III lie OI l.
which was coarse and puhy.' Ihey were
not done By lhc nand, lie said Throughout me I
mpdtHle, Of those Ia tie couitI'On anu M i"ol'
tle puDc large. have been Witn Mr. Bclt the plhh
tiff The manner in which just ce HuddcTion con-
ducted TIE ha- caused much UNI v fhbe cUl
Nr Belt brought ms action Tor two hbtls Inc iIat
was published IN la0tfY idT, and the trulh Ol tHo
charges wA- Nuuchcd Tor uy Mr. LaWes ana TWO oihcI
per.uHs. These charges were that MI BcIt puntu Oh
"A, !, own the works other sculptOrS ana Had llus
Gained 4 r mutation which did not iaTly belong to hlh
rne second ioel contained III lettcr 10 thc loIu
MAYOR oi london, dated september ~ 1851, III "lIcH
the writer called his lUTd>nps attention 10 tc HI e III
IiHttl Tdir. with u view OI dcpuvng the lMi'H Oh
some art commissions about 10 be gwen by me corpora
tIuu. The defendant n IN, pleas, dcLlrd the luhHca-
ton OF Tia. article IN Iaf fau but Hyerred mat II was
trdc substan and in fdct ana n Hihlttu lDdl ne
wrote the letter TO the Lord Mayor during thc uhlI
tirOr-e Adg-tuS SlJ the Journalist, WHO has btcn IN
art critic for The LJfd0H Ic6gIdh for about twenty
five wears testified that he hat seen MI Belt al Work
upu "A ,t I'm clay the late Earl of BcacoEsield ana
removing aud putting portions. He also testified thht
thr saw Mr. Belt convert rough clay INTO snOOih mar
Tue sculptor he thought" had introduced thought and
lii into the face OF the bust"