The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

TEM FENIAN OONSPLRA,CY.

Ting Americium Iranians, befotiribb 'darting of Os
Roston, had received intelligenth of the bursting of the
bubble in Ireland; and, as people do not usually be k
a losing cause, we are told that several of the new-
papers, which bad • week before asserted that then
Fetuses were quite strong enough to make • stweessfull
war upon England, now declare there is nothing his
the movement.
" BUNIUM."—The foot that the English Governs,
meet has, at Jut* taken active reessures sindust the
conepirstors affords the editor of the New York Handl
opportunity to indulge in * sharatheriede bit ed
"bunkum., "If," ha observes, "Jahn Bell le tes
scared now at the appearance of • few tboatessa
A markup Fenians nattered through the °omits'', Thad
will become of him when 200,000 of them, with nil
their oentres and sob-centres, weenies through hi.
Channel Fleet like • shark through • shoal of minnows,
land at Bantry Bay or Castle-bar of revolutimitfr
memory? 'Thu tionseienos,' mid Hamlet, doth no
oowards of us all.'" And the New York Tim% mgr.
porting the news of his brother, WON ttot mat is
this Feels* movement is, it needs from Inds
the same support which the Southern rebe'reeeived
from England to give it a form that weldiktfmk the.
British Kingdom to its foundations." .
Mose Fists* ARIIIIBII3. —A Mr. O'Hrissif of , t.
the Commissioners of Queenstown, tinder e
Improvement Act, appears to have mixed himself
with the mespirsey. He is said to be deeply impli
and the magistrates have committed trim for
together with a young man named rant% & native
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Limerick, sod who was arrested just se it—douistleth
ending his quarters too warm for him—wes about to
mil for America. But, perhaps, the mos' important)
septum is that made • short time sines in the person et
the Charles 11. OPOoneelk erho bolds a contain's sows
mission in•the 95th foot regiment of -the American
army. Ile Wirth meetly some over from Asessier.
where he had been for some time actively engaged in
promoting the Fenian eoespirthy, end it has beau stated
before the magistrates OM iristitibentei wortifotmd in hi*
possession which wealetthsb:millp. involverll b.O
deeply implieste others.. •Theldit elptleaseilei4deetho
that the Fenian inewithant Nadi ba," r Ara
systematically organised W. iiiipixer ifir
Government hive not ethiedikithin d ispiNear
than they ought to hinedithis.
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Tao PINIANS IN Ameatoaf7Tholfor York Wool&

stye: There are at present 500_eisiegis4his es=
and they are increasing at , the rat. of 1 •
These circles number frbinloo to 300 men, sitdordilile to
the district. There are also 300 female oinks in the
couttirir, presided over by Mies Ellen Mahoney, who is
the e bead centre. She is the principal of the
normal school at Chicago. It is stated that the Brother•
hood numbers in the Bettis& provinces 45.003; in Irelend.
200,000; in England, 65,000, of which 35,000 are in the
city of London. There are over 5,000 soldien heti
lag to the fraternity in the English army. The monthly
expenses of the body amount to 60,000 dollen, and it
said that • tax of 20 dollars per man on the Fenian' in
the United States is nearly paid up, and that the
aggregate assessment will reach 5,000,0:0 dollars.
There is in this city a military engineering class of 100„
taught by an engineer formerly on M'Clellsn's Willi in
ths --absorgoas are banded in to
large army fiv m an arts el the country.
A bank ,by t Brotnerhoca l OWS
force employed the
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