... THE FENIAN TRIALSIN AMERICA. The New York papers of the 13th instant, which aN arrivedyesterday, bringreports ofthe opening'ofthe trial of Owen J. Starr, the Fenian general, at Canandaigua, N.Y., for alleged violation of the neutrality laws of the UniteJ ...

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... | Ax(THqfR 1%AY$ThRlIOUT MUIqUER m IN . j ' AMERICA. ' (From.6 ut, Gorrespondent.) 14fortifation has just reached Belfast of the death under very distreshing circumstances of Mr. James Kingan, of Sew. York, aud formerly -of Belfast. Mr. KiRgan was the ...

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... Huglhes refused to allow threeindependent gentlemen in America to be appointed to inquire into the affairs of the firm. This Hughes posi. tively denied, and he stated that he was about to return to America after the first meeting, but thatat the request of ...

... had been residing with her father on Church-road. Mr. Maley had chosen to go to her father's residence, on his return from America, and violently knocked at the door belongingto the house, asking to get at her. He(counsel)was instructed thatmr. Maley had ...

... of Irishmen ,who have found in America a home and a refuge. PTrning the tables on his antagonist, he, in a very ,noble and eloquent passage, draws attention to 'the way in which the Irish have ahed their blood for America In wore than one great straggle ...

... that it does a apply, and that their power to surrender criminals h to America is strictly limited by it. It is im. 1 portant to observe that the argument now adopted in America was set up in 1873 by councel for the I Crown in the Court. of Queen's Bench ...

... steted she was married on the 22nd September, 1847, and with her husband went to America in 1817, where -he remained until 1877, hut her husbo nd returned in 1874. When in America her husband had not sufficient means for their support, and she received a sum ...

... prisoner Was irrested at Queenstonn bn a warrant, and when taken into custody by Detec- tive Priestly he was about emigrating to America, having his ticket in his pocket and about £28. Patrick O'Connor, the prisoner's brother, de- posed that he placed the sum ...

... became very hard; she wias discharged, and came to London to see the American Consul, if possible to obtain a passage back to America; she received a letter on Thursday aftnruoon last, which seemed to upset her; later in the afternoon she went out in a black ...

... reported in your- a journal, that the experiment (amalgamation) had c been tried in America and had failcd. It ha not: 'only been tried but it has been adopted in America, e *and IS one of the institutions of that great counatry, t and if I wanted authority ...