The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-21

Jamos Carey u Bankrupt Ousc"ss
from his Country-Unrewardsd and
Vnpardoned by ths British Govern
meut- rarrclI's supsrssitious Fears.


A Dublin letter to the philadelphia Press
saws: I have just learned some extraor'
binary things about the informer, james
Carey. With all his bombast and make
believe courage, he turned out most
craven coward. His demands to be re-
leased and his expressed determination Ia
brave the anger OF the multitude were evil
IDENTIFY intended only 10 induce the au.
thorities TO give him money to consent TO
leave Ireland. But the clever conspirator,
The deep knave. who TO the last moment
pretended to be deeply religious, was COM
plctely outwitted.
without his knowledge his wife and
children had been sent away from Dublin.
lie was brought out OF kllmainham in q
cab. He came 10 defy the Castle and 10
impose conditions. But he suddenly found
he had met his match. He was shown bis
pasSage-ticket and asked would he go or
remain. II he chose the latter course the
door was open TO him and he was free
man. What was he 10 dor lie had no
house TO shelter him; there was not friend
10 receive him; bis wife and family were
ON board the vessel In an English port that
was 10 convey them "a the colontes-and TO
go into the streets, mayhap to be butchered
pieces before another day elapsed.
VICTIM OF AFFECT FEAR.
He was dazed with sudden fright; his
Umls seemed to have become paralyzed ;
his tongue seemed to lose power OF utter
ance. and covering down he begged that
he would not be driven forth. Gladly nc
accented the profcred passage TO an Eng
Ish colony, and TO the credit OF Lord
SDenccr be il said that James Carey has
left Ireland forever without receiving one
fartblng. or the promise Of farthing, from
the Government. The Lord Lieutenant
not only refused to give him any money,
but absolutely refused 10 give him writ
ten pardon, and the last heard from Carey,
as the shin left on her voyage, were deep
curses on the Castle, on the lhVinciDles'
and every one in general.
James Carey will be made bankrupt on
Tuesday next ut the suit Of the Collector
General of Rates, who has procured q
Judgment Of col against him for non-pay
ment OF rates Of houses recently transferred
IN the approver's mother-in-law. 1eSter-
day. al Liverpool. two men were each sen
fenced 10 four months imprisonment Tor
smashing the efgy Of Carey in awaN-work
exhibition. Carey, the day before he left
Dublin. wrote TO the head Of the detective
department complaining that "convict
for life" was placed beside him while at
mass In the chapel.
PETER CAREY BETTER TREATED.
Peter Carey was treated differently. He
not only received a pardon, but a sum OF
money, not very much indeed. When the
school Of informers were located together
in Kilmainham they were frequently at
loss for amusement. Robert Farrell was
the subject for their practical Jokes. After
the execution of Joe Brady they so terri
fed him that he nearly lost BIS senses.
over Farrelfs bed was bell, and, having
secretly attached q string TO this bell, they
tolled it during the night. They jumped
I'D. saving that was Joe Brady'S death
knel, and Farrell, in a state OF ablect ter
ror. frustrated himself on the floor beg
cling Brady'S pardon. They found means
az moving chairs and tables at night In
such mysterious manner rs TO convince
Farrell the place was haunted by his vic
tim. As result he prayed the authorities
In send him away rs soon as possible.
Matthias Brady, the brother OF the notO-
rious Inyincihle Joe, who was executed,
has left ireland. 1t will be remembered
he was arraigned at the commission at
which the Invincibles were tried for hay-
ing written threatening letter to the fore
man OF the jury who convicted his brother.
but the Crown, owing to his youth, did
not press for punishment, and he was al
lowed out on recognizance. Another per-
sonage who attained a short notoriety has
also left the United Kingdom. sylves-
ter Kingston this week sailed from Liver
poOl for distant country. kingston
il will be recolected, was arrested IN
April, near Liverpool, and brought to
Dublin, charged with being concerned IN
conspiracy to murder the fenian Poole.
The charge was abandoned and the tables
turned on Poole, who is now charged with
the murder Of the Fenian Kenny, In south
Place, twelve months ago. Two INFORM
ers, in giving general evidence as TO the
existence of vigilance committee, or MUIR
der association, in Dublin, mentioned
Kingston's name as being prominently NIX
ed up with it; but the authorities did not
deem it advisable to proceed on this evil
dence, and Kingston was liberated on DALI