The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-04 00:00:00

THE FENIAg
ELA PROSEND. CITTIONS IN
IR

On Monday 670Z113141 • man named Patrick
Power, a blacksmith, was brought to Dublin from Clothed,
in custody of the constabulary, Aura with baying been •
member of the Fenian Brotherhood. Be was ramrod to
the Chaeoery-leas station home, from whew he will be
brought up for preliminary examination this day before the
magistrates. It is stated that Power had been astral, do-
med Et pitimakieg for some time past. With relerenes
to the puedutioea, Saunders's News-Letier of yesterday
says :--•• It appears that the mass of &mimesis seized by
the polio* I. so great that it has bees found iamporade up
to the present to have the papers folly examined. collated,
and aeranged, so as to eriable the counsel for the mown to
presort the cue in all it. oompletedes to the wart
Seethed diadem however, was aadd oe ithearday sad
yesterday to justify the committal of the prim:mos who
have bed sent for trW. The secret amoratiom whine
members were bound by en edit to rise is ineemerios
the estribliehmed of an Lira republic—the orders for the
manufacture of piker, the nightly dilliege in various parts
of the city, end, not the least sigenicant feature in the era,
the large remittades of money from America. where Fed-
anum wee berated, left no doubt as to the tradeable
designs of the conspirators ; while the evidence Width
lying the diadem with these proceedings Wel la' I
&lastly strong to justify the migrants in deciding that
at load a petted ode case had been made out eeriest
them. Yederday it was proved that during the pera four
mouths the muraffeeture of piths bed bees carried se mod
eillearady in the city. A stable attached to the bow%
Tranvia-street was taken for this purpose by • wee saw
Maid Moore, who has eat yet bees anode., sad bare
pikes were ussaufactured at the rate of 120 a week, sad
eat out in batches of 50 at a time. This was carried on
rail within a few days of the seizure of the Irish People
sisthgraper. It further smissered that so far beak as the
Sib of August, 1864, a detective named Aurae deemed
I orders to watch the movements of the parties con-
petted with the Irish People, sad from that day trail the
seizure of the paper a strict surveillance was kept over the
proceedings of those dread Dawson proved the holding
of numerous night meetings at houses in Batrion-street
Island-dreet, whit* there is every rode to belied rarelslssd•strset,
held for the furthered:6 of the Fenno onspiracy. The
men generally went into the house at Holston-street
in twos en threes, sod mural times he sew as
many as forty.two men enter it, sod wrath there
several hours. In No last ISO men were seen
eg into a bores or store is Ishaddreet, at the
akbores of 21, Usher's brad, where they mutinied from
half-just seven astil half-past ten at night. The detective
watching outside os one oscura heard a noise in the store
se of prams being drilled In do of the lobbies. Another
wrace ad who had bees swaged for arms mouths past is
atching the suspected pestles gave evidence tending to
show that some of the drams charged, and others now in
custody, had made efforts to tamper with the military and
the constabulary. Previous to the formal committal of the
prisoners O'Doeirran (Roma), Luby, and O'Leary made
some observations O'Doeoven ooreplained al the dram of
the Irish People as ao ad of tyrady draralleled is the
present oeotury, and Lthy, referring to Mr. Barry's open-
ing statement, repudiated the suggestion that he or any of
the prisoners ever oeuntenaneed or advocated asseranalion.