u. =. COmmissIoner's Office.
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SFPT. A.-.dshburton Treaty. The examination of
Bran O'Donnell alias VIM. Dunlop, resumed. 1t ap
peared that the prisoner who is charged suspicion OF
the murder of man named Lucky in Ireland, was a
dealer in cattle and left Ireland in July last for Liver
pool, and subsequently made for Rotterdam, alleging
that he went there TO buy cattle Harrington the prin
cpal witness against him. testified that the prisoners
ODonnell, and that he had been charged with
the murder of his cousin, in the county Of Mayo
The prisoner not having produced witnesses to show
who or what he was his name residence occupation


Mr. Butler took occasion to comment upon il and also
the mprobabity OF his having had OCCASION prisoner
explained to 60 from Ireland to Rotterdam purchase
cattle MIR b. contended that under all the crcumstan
stance OF the the prisoner ought be held until fur
ther examination as mere suspicion under the provs
ions OF the treaty sufficient ground for OBTAINING the
prisoner until on the clearest testimony and commun
patton with the British authorities prisoner found to
be innocent The prisoner remanded for further
animation