The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-08 00:00:00

• .:.•:t •.1 K thcely tlice barracks.-

r 'I ~t•-t.• l'idt,loaia (CD), Hag of Ad-
, 'I 1,11, the S..tuid this ia..riting at
•-• ! ItOyal
• ,t11::.0.1 of C.4oticl l'ickar.i. The

I: /1111/..,s atid lliml sailcd last t.volitlg.

,t.v,l that there has been tin
:..• ..1 any importance at which
...! the Irish .p,vermilent have ill .t Isvn
. and it is added that the chief council of
went it in London, within two miles of
Parliament.
- - t Ir.! .1 sive-die will Le issued
t Le trial -f Fenian prisoners.
. . . .

!“. il,. nn Cork.,latk d ccstcrday. state that
1 .1, the titii,ll., r are still "II the
. he en( werebr..kenttp. Several
1., the cite, atnl the rest were assil-
. fat iia is wtl t ia..iititains
.I••ct,, nu% 4011,2. on at Clirk h. ve been pr.i-
-i b,r The raik ay
bee•i hat lay mail had barn sent
t a ear Stt .1111er.
AIM C.etitLplardSlllell were pri-
i•• the Fetirtns.

t.II Larr tel,.zraia sas that many Fenians
.1. ith three ila‘6. provisions, hail left
1 the e.,untry t..‘m its with havtrsaeks and
~•i—:mat carts.
.6.1 that Mr. R,mrur, the manager of the
wh., is still living, was shot bee: vise
I given information leading
a.Test ~f the lerail centre .if 6ihuull: ch.

Clonmel on Wednesday night about 300
1 •::s Were attacked by a company of the 31st
f • ;tli a party of eon-daluilary. Several rebels
IS made prisoners, 31141 150 stand of
aptiired.
In Wednesday :tit yesterday, at Templenn
a • fliiirles, there were considerable withdrawals
; osits. and demands for gold by the pa pie.
'f trist.rents called at the houses of uuoat of the
r. .1, lit ::,,ntry, and forced them to give lip their

lb.—, artillery and cavalry have been despa-. bed
t Ti ,01 Tipt.i.rary, which is suppose. i
.• 11... i ).% COO 1.0K.k.

• ot itimirmtits are dead in Dublin
I. v.rather tiTy severe in Dublin,
..I,leut have taken place.
:,re is idmitly headed by Yankee-
mti• f bin shot with his own hand on
T... t 11-tier for disobedience of orders.
sett, in Wicklow, at his
iin at, has been garrisoned.
Limerick, C.irk, and other southern
I.ww• with insurrmits.
lit rice of a warning letter, military
rii:d• litre bi placed on the bridge and in the
of %%

A .4rural t,,ok place at Dublin Castle last
np.:llt.

111.1.• .irrangeinents have been made for d efend-
in.; Dublin CaAle in the event of any surprise being
attempted. The side gates were closed, and the
platiligs, with musket embrasures,
altich some time ago werd provided in the expec-
tation of an outbreak, were placed in readiness to
t. be adjusted in a moment, should occasion
n•rdre.
Detachments of the 13th Brigade Royal Artillery
lure been distributed throughout the different
hirracks in Dublin for the purpose of working the
prrison guns placed in them, and the Royal Horse
Arillery at Portobello have instructions to keep
their Armstrong field guns ready for use at each
entrance. The Royal 3lagazine Fort, Phoenix-
park, has been rciuforeed by artillerymen from
Beggar's-bush barracks to a number amply suffi-
cient to 111:01 all the cannon in that fort.
A trill of the Scots Greys has been sent to the
Castle to ref l:Lee the troop of lancers sent there on
Ti•wla) night. These two corps will take this
duty on alternate days, until further orders.

LATEST.
ELECTRIc FEU:CRAPE.)
(FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDIM`F.)
LIMERICK JUNCTION,
TIWI:SMAY NIGHT, 10 o'CLoca.
Major Creene, commanding forces at the Lime-
rick Junction, has been out with cavalry, horse artil-
ler, mid infantry since dusk holding the roads,
en the south-east or Limerick side of the
station, apprehending an attack. Receiving
information that the real attack designed by
the Fenians in the mountains was to be
on the town of Tipperary on the Water-
ford side of the junction, he despatched
hone artillery, and a squadron of cavalry
said infantry to reinforce the garrison at
Tipperary, trusting to hold the roads before
mentioned, and the junction with his infantry
and cavalry. Since 8 o'clock the telegraphic com-
munication between the Limerick Junction and
Tipperary has been found to be stopped. The rebels
are suppaa:d to number 1,500.

A despatch from Limerick this day Bays a large
force of insurgents are reported to be sasembled at
Kilteely, beyond New Pallas. They had taken
possession of a vacated police barrack at Kilteely,
and were moving on New Pallas.
All was quiet in the city of Limerick on Thurs-
day. The Fenian were seen assembling in con-
siderable numbers on the mountains close to Devil's
Bit, Tipperary, and the military were sent to dis-
lodge them.

A detachment of the 31st Regiment and a troop
of Carbineers had an engagement on Wednesday
with a body of insurgents encamped in an old
Danish fort, Ballyhurat, near the town of Tippe-
rary, the Fenian were charged at point of bayonet
in gallant style, and fle.l, leaving an immense
quantity of arms after them ; sixty pikes wer e

The Dirgin Ereming Mull ham the following :
A number of constables have been stationed at Thomas.
town I astle, the seat of the Count de Jarnac, in anticipa-
h 1u supposed,
.of an intended attack by the rebels
la,t night. No assault was made, but a body of Fenian.
vimed early this morning the residence of his gamekeeper,
Pdrirk Moloney, and demanded whatever firearms he
41. They took his son prisoner, and proceeded in the
direction of Cashel.
A body of sonic hundred' of men attacked another house
la the neighbourhood, and succeeded in carrying away a

Ai Gret nfields, near Cappaghwhite, this morning, • body
of Fenian, twenty in number, went to the house of ('ol.
P",eroY's gamekeeper, to plunder it of firearms. He and
his family had removed from the place the night before,
so! tke rebels went off. They neat visited the house of
Coloud Parefoy's caretaker, a man named James Madden.
Th.". foun•l Cie family inside, but the place waaharricaded
12.- Madden gave them out a pistol and gun, after which
lc, rebels left.
The residence of Charles W. Massy. Esq., J.P., at
Criatstown, near Tipperary. was also attacked, and Mr.
11("'Y soy. Actually taken prisoner and kept in custody
th,• house was being searched. He was afterwards
liter ,i.d.

The re,: knee of Mr. Michael Manning, of Ballinarre,
"a' .6., visited, and some guns were carried off. The
,ftermirds succeeded in arresting two of this party,
and convey..,l them in custody to Tipperary Bridewell.
reshknce of Charles Moore. KN.. LP, Mw'reaf"t, wki st attached ;we have not heard that any arms were
Lk, n.

The national Hungarian costume was worn without
*v.ption by the members at the meeting the other day of
th.. bi..t. A long irk frock coat, more or leas embroidered.
anti tight.litting pantaloons and high boots, is the cos-
tal.. now tmiverselly adopted in Hungary, both for morn-
dress. Out of doors—in the house all were
high cap of lambs wool, without a shade, is
tir usual substitute for a hat.