The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-13 00:00:00

FENIANIfiII AT CORK.

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CORE, 001:111DAL
An arrest, which is regarded as one of °made:,
rabbi importance, has been made in this county.
The prisoner is a man of twenty-eight or thirty
years of age, of powerful frame, and baying the
manners and bearing of a gentleman. He has re-
sided for about two months near Danmanway, one
of the western towns, and has moved in respectable
society. He gives his name as Mockler, states that
he has eared in the American army, and has re-
turned to this country to recover from the effects
of severe wounds received in the war. The police
authorities have reason, however, to believe that
their prisoner is the nephew of Colonel Dohcay, of
'4B celebrity, and an influential and active member
of the Fenian organisation. He has been for some
time under surveillance, and was arrested on last
Benda y. His arrest was quietly effected, and he
was detained in Danmanway Bridewell until
Thursday while certain inquiries with ni-
-1
lad to him were being made. The re-
Milt seems to have been to confirm the police
climes in their original surmise, and on Thursday
the prisoner, arteni by an armed escort imam-
Ap nesnaren was besonlai inteithek amtiallaed
in the county gaol At one time it was believed
that the prisoner was the son of Colonel Doheny.
Ltherthe "on or nephew of the'4B rebel visited Cork
a short time before the insurrection in last March,
in which he was to have held an important com-
mand. The authorities got a hint of his presence,
and a warrant for his arrest was made out. But
there happened to be in Cork at the time another
Michael Ikheny,. also an Irish American, and the
police, not acquainted with the person of the man
who was wanted, and misled by the similarity of
names, got hold of the wrong Michael. Doheny's
raappesairsos in the eountry, that is if the pri-
soner be the man—which, however, he stoutly de-
else—is believed to be an indication that the Fe-
'dans have not yet abandoned the hope of another
rfiting. Doheny served in the American army, was
severely wounded in several engagements, and
attained the rank of colonel.
A court-martial was held yesterday on board
the Mersey, Admiral Buckle's flag ship, to try a
wens", named John Danlevie, belonging to the
Royal George, the flag ship at Kingstown, on the
of having disobeyed orders by taking part in
charget Dublin procession on the Bth December last.
The court was composed of Captain White, of the
IMersey ; Captain Johnson, of the Liffey ; Captain
Pears, of the troop ship Himalaya ; Commander
Field, of the Helicon ; and Commander Morel, of
the Research. The evidence for the prosecution
showed that, on the 7th December, orders were
promulgated on board the Royal George that none
of the men on leave the next day were to got to
Dublin, and that order was to stand good all he
time the processions lasted. The prisoner,
being on shore on leave, went to Dublin
notwithstanding the order, and walked in
the procession with the members of his
trade. On his return he confessed the disobedience
to the master-at-arms on board ship, and said he
was sorry for it. Evidence of his having been in
the procession, independent of his own confession,
was given. The prisoner, in his defence, denied
that he was aware of the prohibition, expressed
regret for having taken part in the procession and
said he did not mean by pitting the demonstration
to express sympathy for Funanum. He examined
s seamen named Young, who stated that he also
was unaware of the prohibition. The prisoner was
found guilty, ordered to be digested, and sentenced
to 42 days' imprisonment, and hard labour.
Three men arrested on the charge of Fenisnism
some days since at Michebitown have been libe-
rated on bail. Nothing has transpired to afford the
slightest clue to the perpetrators of the late extra-
o robberies of arms and gunpowder. The
city police made en arrest this week, the prisoner
being a young lad residing near the Lough, but it
was based on vague suspicion, and nothing is ex-
pected to come of it.
The man arrested last night has been remanded
for eight days.

THE New MINISTER Or THE UNLTED STATES.-
His Face Haley Edward Thornton, C. 8., the new British
Minister to the United Stake, as successor to the late Sir
Frederick Bones, sailed from Liverpool, on Saturday, in
the Cunard mail steamer Siberia. Mr. Thornton was
accompanied by but one servant, as his family stay in
England at present.
POLLUTION or RIVIES COMMISSION.—To-day
and en Wedneiday next Messrs. B. Rawlinsoo, C. 8.,,
J. T.
Maniere, and Professor J. T. Way will sit at St. Borer
hell, Liverpool, for the purpose of inquiring into the lest
means of preventing the pollution of the River Mersey.
POLITICAL EDUCATION or rue PLOPLI.—The
fourth of the series of lectures, under the evokes of the
Reform League, will be delivered in St. James's Hall to.
morrow evening by Professor Fawcett, M.P., on " The
Future of our Rural Population."
Ma. °LAI:MOMS AND THE INVITATION TO SHE?.
inzu:).—The following is ••eopy of the letter received
from Mr: Gladstone in reply to the invitation to virdt SIAM.
sine : • liawarden, Chester, Jan. 6, 1868. Sir,-1 am
sincerely grateful to the manse which mod the very
kind and flattering resolution enclosed in your letter; but
I regret to my that it will not be in my power to come to
Sheffield for the purpose of &dangle/ the people on public
affairs. If lamtobe of any nee donng the session of par-
liament, it ia requisite to give the mind some relief during I
the teem from matters apt to become the subjects of con`
Make; and likewise, having recently declared my views
to portions of the great constituency I have the honour te
represent, I do not thick it would be fee the public advo
tags that I should at this period reopen the Ocoee of
the same or similar questions. lam sure that this expla.
nation will be received in the same spirit which prompted
the rerolatios and your obliging letter, and I remain, a,
your faithful servant, W. E. Clxwirroirm—lii. Those
Orton."
It is stated that the offertory at the church o f et.
Peter, Streatham, amounted to over 7501. on Christmo.
day. On Sunday week • cheque for 1,0001. was found in the
beg. The sum of 3,2001 has been collected in the pestfew oaths towards the emotion of • new &Mush.
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Ronan Bonamm—A fortnight ago eight or nine Ineel of
the Plymouth division of Repel Marie Light Infantry,
stationed at almshouse Barracks, died within • short in•
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circumstance so unusual caused much &valet', and •
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