The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

so secretly, in Pullarsentsireet, for some time pest
against the illetberity at our good Qtesse, in that postion of
her dominions ailed ;robot Amongst the upper, middle,
and wens Map peperidee of the leerrarelesess of the peen-
*** et every seat and creed, there wee • feeling at relief
experiseeed, as well as satisfaction, when it became gene-
telly known that adios, so prompt, vigorous, sad effective,
bad been taken against the "bead antra" of the treason-
able *newest. The biall Peapie bad been published ore
the inning of Friday. in odor to eaten the mils for
Segind and the train ter its eausissy nests * Ireland,
the town edition being printed yes Saturday monies.
A large amber at *piss have, however, bees esimellj
Is Cork, Cashel, Tipperary, Olcemel, and, we appose,
wherever it was passible to lay bands on them. A large
number had been also, we an Warmed, @est to
Wlulethe offlee of the trials People was bong emptied of Its
seetwate, end Ito inmates marched off to prison, enrages
were ecieveyed by tee police anstables to the telegraph.
offices to request the officials there to aid the authorities
is completing their programme, by refusing to seed
any telegram of their preosedinp to the South of
Instead, Cock being particularly =outfaced. This, of
own, was complied with ; bat, whether deterred by
the penmen of the confab= or frees say other mesas,
no Fenian sympathiser pat in as appearance. The wan in
Cork was therefore suffered to proofed uninterruptedly.
At an early hour a large number of police proceeded to
various parts of the city sod picked up several of the men
they were looking for, and lodged them in gaol. The mili-
tary were in nediness in Gass of an nettle amour* the
Fenian, but aethiag of the kind aceerred. Arrests Gentians
I. be made is Dublin sad Cork, and we es is-
formed that many are not to be fond where they
have hitherto most resorted—in feat, that they have
taken the slant and bolted. The Lord Lieu-
tenant has offered a reward of 200/. for the 'ppm'
hang= of on man, named Stephen, who has several
aliases, and is alleged to best prime mover is the °webs.
tins The sweaty sad arty of Cork have slat bees pee-
claimed. The gunner of Saturday states that " the
most intense excitement has been caused in this aity by the
arrest early this morning of • large number of pecans
charged with belonging to the Fenian brotherhood.
Between three and four dale* this serene •
body of patios, inunberiag aboat ens hubby&
divided thrumming into small parties, and proceeded
to make arrests in different parts of the town. A
sword, pistols, sod military uniform were toned at the
house of ono of the parties arrested. The latter include
several shapeless, an enemy's clerk, an artisan, ha. They
have been arrested, it in said, on intelligence given by as in-
former. A went inquiry was held at ib• Qty Gaol this
morning. when the primers won all either eamasitted for
trial or father examinatios. A battery of artillery has pee
arrived from BalliDeollig. One hundred copies of the
Irish People newspaper have been seized by the polies." le
Dublin, at belf-past three o'clock, the several prisoners
who were arrested up to that time, charged with being
°Deserted with • treaensable society smiled tie
" Fenn Breeherhoed," with the *jest of making war
against Regleed, and eating • separation betweea it sad
Ireland, were naught up before the presiding me/detrain,
at the head police-office. Having regard to the serious
nature of the me, and to the fact that it was inhesded to
make some farther meats, a postponement for a week was
asked far. Mr. Streage and Mr. ll'Dennoti, before whom
the prisoners wen brought, reminded the case for • week.
The prisooen on their way to and from the
prison van were cheered by a large crowd
which assembled In the vicinity of the court.
Since Saturday other arrests have been made, and there
are now about thirty persons In prison on charges of being
in some way or other creased in the Fenian nospincy.
The authorities have been fortunate in pcuncing on some
of the American fornersters of the plague in this country,
sod it is supposed that a few of the leaden are amongst
those arrested. The moral effect of the activity displayed
by the authorities in the suppression of the only organ of
Fenian opinion in Ireland, and the fact that the government
is in poeseedon of the lists of subscribers, a large quantity
of correspondence, and by their agents and informers are
able to lay their iron grasp upon any conspirator they
may desire, if he do not "bolt" through love of liberty,
will exercise a most wholesome effect on the minds of
the disaffected, who appear to have formed a very arro_
nous notion of British power, as well as exalted ideas Of
their own prowess and that of their American (rinds. 'The
detective force appears to have been especially bard worked
in the efforts to trace Fenianiem to its lairs and haunts in
the city. and it is evident they have been most sneressful.
Superintendent Ryan, Aeting.lnspecton Hughes, Dawson,
finsollen, and Doyle, to whom the chief work was entrusted,
dawn special credit for their exertions in this respect. But
while Feminism is being trampled under foot by the Irish
executive, and some of the chief onspiraters are repenting
at leisure the rashness that tempted them to embark on se
hopeless an enterprise, their friends on the other side
I of the Atlantic are busying themselves on their behalf
bet, unfortunately for them all, too late. The latest news
by the Penis., which arrived on Friday, is really alarming—
that is, it would be so if the British had neither ships nor
soldiers. We hear that the Fenian are holding monism
all over the Northern States, that large fonds are being
collected and seat to Inland, or are expended in the pur
chase of arms there. If the cassh only seine by means of
drafts on some respectable banks, payable to Mr. O'Donovan
Roma or the Bostonian Murphy, it might, we think,
justly be appropriated to defray the cast of keeping
the Fenian prisoners or the state trials that
will take plan. It would be • good thing if the
men, arms, and ships came iota Bantry Bay. Did the
government know the exact time they were expected to
arrive here, and plan the fleet for their reseptios ? Of
course, if any Fenian do land now, they will be somewhat
at fault to fled the leading conspirators. Harold's-crass
will not be a convenint addrese to look for them in. The
brotherhood is getting into worse odour then ever with the
Roman catholic clergy, not only here but in Amain. It
is feared, however, that religion of any kind has very little
hold on the gaiter Fenian brotherhood.
The supplement to the Dublin Gazette, issued on
Saturday evening, contain% a proclamation by the
Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council, placing the
city and county of Cork under the provisions of the
Peace Preservation (Ireland) Act of 1856, as
amended last session. This sat authorises the Lord
Lieutenant, while the proclamation shall be in
force, to appoint an additional constabulary force
for the proclaimed district, and makes the carrying
of firearms, swords, bayonets, pikes, or ammunition
by unauthorised persona, not duly licensed to carry
same, a misdemeanour punishable with two years'
imprisonment.
The Castlebar correspondent of the Daily Baylis,
writing on Saturday evening, gives the following
acoount of the excitement in that district :
Upos the arrival of the two o'clock down train from
Dahlia to-day, the greatest exeitentest prevailed whoa
It became =sows that the police authorities bad seised
epos the copies of the Fades organ, that wen In-
tended for cirettlatiou meet the diffesest sews-
nodose in the tows. la less thee tea minute. after
the embed al the train the intelligens was rapidly
circulated that a slime had bees @goofed is Dahl*.
sari that the news age*, is the previews would also come
in he their *are, Sari was the egad el this informatin
yea the sews agar= here, that epee applisatios fee • espy
et the Ma Arias at tie weildasewn easels. all knowledge
et the ages was aka* denied. and every emersees gives
that a* • single espy had ever hen disposed of /2authe
parties Waned to. As lam ensiling all rests of
nooses eesvall that as immediate vide. of the Feigns*
sestempleked, mid agate tie body is Dahlia ase preps,*
to .pus themselves cossammieolisea =ash. Irairkpla