New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
CONCLUSION OF CAREYs TESTIMONY.

THE WITNESS GREETED WITH lIIssEs-IuhNi-N"
UPON HIS FORMER COMPANIONS IN ChlMh
OTHER INFORMER TO TESTIFY.
DUBLIN. Feb 19.-Twenty-one OF the prisoner
oro re,nanded this afternoon for formal cOmmittal
for trial Tomorrow to answer a charge OF mur-
dering Lord Frederick Cavendlsh ana MI
Burke They will be returned for tral peIoio
a special commission of three Judges iniS
course will be necessary, as the PRISONERS o'Iu
having right to challenge twenty Jurylneh' couiu
evhanst the paneL Special arrangements are al
ready being made at the Green street Court HOUSE
for the trial which, it Is expected, Will take place III
March The prisoners rcmandcd for commttal III
clude all that were under examination except W ne
Ian. Joseph Smith has turned nfOrmer, and VIII nc
examined at the trial. John Dwyer, one of the men
charged with consplring 10 murder OoNerhne"'
officials is dying OF phthisis in the prison hospital
The proceedings this morning opened III acro"u'u
court room, all the prisoners being placed III tnc
dock Carey the informer again took the stand.
As he did so one If the prisoners shouted lho
future Lord Mayor, Carey This was followed oS
oud hisses by the other prisoners with the eNcep-
ton of Patrick Whelan. who was out on oa'''
As Carey passed the dock James Muilett strucA ~
him. and succeeded IN touching his head Carey
turned to e1postulatc hut was pushed TO the VIII
ness table 10y a detective. Carey lett the court rooh
by the door furthest from the dock
Carey seems to have gained confidence. On Satur-
dov he snake in n snbducd tonr and hardly noticed
his former comrades, but today when the O'h'r
nrisoncrs Missed hlm. he turned on them ana
shook his list in a meuacng manner. Hls
cross-examlnition was interrupted al every
point by low Kisses from the men IN the docA
and Others. but Carey replied TO counsel Sharply
and testify. The witness admitted that he belonged
10 the Fenians but not TO the supreme Louh'h
Tn. object Of the Frnians was to separate lIeian"
from England, the former country oeihg lh'n
harassei by coercion. lie had no idea that Lord
Frederick Csvendish wa5 20 I've murdered when
Mr. Burke was attacked. lie was stupeheu WIG"
he heard Of the formers murder
The witness said he gave information regarding
the murder two days ago. when everybody else did
a. was the last person 20 do 50. He said he HAD
decided 70 give the evidence directly after he was
arr-.t-d though he did not do 10 until Ihui sday'
Mr. Hurphy counsel for the Crown. asked the Wit
n-ss when the murder decided upon, ana inc
topIy as that il was after tho publication oI IA
article IN The Frccuans Journal stating That All the
oe,c,aIs were to be removed from the Castle that
tbe murder of Mr. Burke decided upon. Carey
prodnced a copy of The Frocnan's journal from MS
pocket 10 confirm his statement His words croated
a sensation in court. The article ia tho news
pauer spoke of tho dcslrabllity OF THOR
ough change OF th" "I"o'"I@ ~ Wv
Costlo which was an lugcan stable. CaIoy
| stated that ho did not ses George Smith IN fh"h'N
| porl on tho 9th or 9th Of May. Tho person who
polntod ont Mr. Burke was Joe " smith
Whom Caroys deposition was read hc corrected 1t
| I'm several partcularr and modified the statement
| concerning Mrs Byrno by saying that be had only
| boon told that she was tho wife Of" Frank iylno.
He also corrected tho statement that James MulI'tt
| ,vas In hls company when he and Curley mot
| Number l."
Counsel for tho prisoners objected to tho alicin-
| tI,ns. saving that Cnrcy had discoYorod from tho
| pcy.papcrs that Mullctt was ia prison at tho tim"
! nc the allerrd meeting The magistrate allowed
: tho objection and tho deposition was ordered To
| .tnud 80 ~ to show tho discrepancy.
| After tho reading Of Careys DEPOSITION man
| named Mel deposed to his seeing cab IN tho PARK
! 90, ,t. dnv of the murder, aud he idcniined fltZ-
! Gnrris oa ibe driver 4 aDorcr named Murfay gnVo
| s,miIar evidence Tho four occupants Ol the car
used bv the assassiug were then placed III 'front.' o.
! the dock for identification by Golden. tho paiR
| r"nyer Golden Identified ThOnas Cnfrey rs tho
! fouTth man on the car containing the nuruoreIs
| when il was driven from the park. $1,000, -
| Mr. Murphy tho Crown couusel, sald tnul IL was
! with GREAT reluctance that the Crown had accepteu
| the evidence Of prisoner, WHO mlgpt nave Oeou
the director and iu5'ig tor ol the Tragedy. II nas
hecu done however, In the interest OF pubiic safety
and for the public good. lie trusted that IN fN'c-
utiys had thereby obtained the power TO lehetihts
perfectly this ieaIIul OIRhlilIi'i'l' ~" ~ Il,
make ancuabe to justice the plotters As wen as l
| perpetrators of the murder Mr. Murphy ,saiu lhHl
! be hoped to be able TO produce the man Known rs
! "Numbcr l." r
| Marines are guarding the mousse OF nIs CaleN
uiIe nf Lame. Carey. II is believed that when she
saw her husbands case was hopeless she tolG tIe
authorities of the evidence he was able TO give III
/ IL known that shc often visited The Castle go
| TIe FJeenda's JOuraat says: The mystery Ot thc
Pbmnix PIrk murders is only half unfolded. We
must await the denoucmcnt before expressing YER
1i"t Ch, n,ospect now is that the mystery will be
souuded To the very bottom Number one, IL Le eX-
ists, will find his way to the llowS, which Is the
prayer Of every honest man.