The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-20

Irish member of Parliament has bcen ar
rcstet... II n asserted also that the police
have warrants for the arrest OF certain gen.
flemen now In England. Mr.. sexton
started for Dublin on Saturday. There "a
much conjecture as to the object oil his
visit.
The Mrs. Byrne mentioned in Carey's
evidence as the wife Of the secretary OF the
Land Labor League In Great Britain was
arrested to-day In Peckham, London, on
charge Of conspiring 20 murder Govern
ment officials.
Several persons have been arrested at
Liverpool upon their arrival there from
ireland during The past few days. They
will he taken TO Dublin, as they will proba-
bly, be able to give valuable evidence in the
State trials.
(By Associated Press.I
TIL. EXAMINATION REsUMED-THE OBJECT OF
THE FENIANs.
DUBLIN, February 1g.-The hearing OF
the prisoners charged with conspiring to
murder Government officials was resumed
to-day. All the prisoners were again placed
In the dock. Amid Kisses one of the pri-
soners shouted, Culture Lord-Mayor Ca
rev." The latter shook his head menacingiy
at his former comrades. His examination
was then resumed. lie spoke more conf
IDENTITY than he did on Saturday, and re-
piled 10 the cross-examination of counsel
sharply and testify. He deposcd, amid
Kisses by the prisoners, that he belonged
10 the Fenians, but not TO the supreme
Council. The object Of the Fenians was
to separate Ireland from England, the
former country being then harassed ny CO.
ercion. He had no idea that Lord trede-
rick Cayendish was to be murdered when
Mr.. Burke was attacked. lie was sfupe-
fed when he heard OF the formers muir.
der. On being cross-eXamiDed Carey said
he gave the information regarding the MUIR
der two days ago, when everybody else ana.
He was the last person to do so. lie dc
cided TO give the evidence directly after he
was arrested, though he did not do so until
Thursday.
PROTECTING CAREY's WIFE.
Marines are guarding the house Of Mrs.
Carey, the wife of james Carey. Ii is be-
lieved that when she saw that her hus-
bands case was hopeless she told the au-
thoritics of the evidence he was able to
give. 1t is known that she often visited
the Castle.
THE PRISONERS COMMITTED.
3 i. M.-Twenty-one of tie prisoners
have been committed for trial TO answer
the charge OF numbering Lord Frederick |
Cave ndish and Mr.. Burke. Joseph Smith !
has turned informer. Patrick Whelan has |
been liberated on bail.
RIBANDIsM AND FENIANIsM.
LONDON, February 19.-The correspond |
ent OF the Times at Dublin says there is |
little doubt that the authorities will be able |
to connect the conspiracy with ribandism
rs well as with Fcnianism.
THE LONDON "TIMEsv ON THE SUSPICIOUS
RAISED BY CAREY's EVIDENCE.
The Times, in leading article, says the |
raised by the evidence given by |
Carey on Saturday can only be allayed by a
disclosure Of the accounts OF the |
League, subject to an Independent audit.
Until this is done the League will be under
suspicion OF maintaining secret relations
with criminal cOnspiracies OF the foulest
ype. The Times asks: "What is to be
thought OF the offer of Mr.. Parnel TO place
he influence Of Davitt, Eagan, Sheridan,
nd Boyton at the disposal of the Govern
nent for the restoration OF order in Ire
and, or OF the craftsmanship which, in
pite Of the warnings OF those best ac-
uainted with Ireland, leaped at Parnel's
onditNps for peaceI"
"NUMBER ONE"
LONDON, February 19.-The Press Asso-
iation says there is reason to believe there
no doubt whatever concerning the Name
nd identity OF the man referred to by
ames Carey in his testimony on Saturday
S "Numbcr l." 1t is believed that he is
Oncealed in London, where he arrived
within the last forty eight hours.