The Sun.
London, England, 1866-05-14 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1866.

freight and live stock—total, £25,752, against
£25,523 for the corresponding week of last year,
showing an increase of £229. The total receipts from
the Ist of January to the above date amounted to
£388,609, and for the same period last year to
£375,376, showing an increase of £13,233.

be happy if they would support him and act
with him as far as possible. (Cheers.) All he
could say, for himself he shad oppose this bill
from beginning to end, and ifthe proposed scheme
affecting Bridport was to be ststained, he should do
his best to turn the present Xinistry out. (Loud
cheers.)
Mr. J. Grundy proposed, aul Mr. J. P. Stephens
seconded, " That this meetlig considers the Go-
vernment measure for the reditribution of seats to
be a flagrant injustice towarl this borough and the
country at large." Carried anidst loud cheering.
A petition to Parliament against the bill was
afterwards laid upon the table, and received a large
number of signatures.

TIIE BOROUGH OF LAMBEITI.—A meeting was
held at the Camberwell Hall oa Saturday, at which
the following resolutions mere adopted :—First,
" That the borough of Lanbeth has now above
500,000 inhabitants, and has m the register above
26,000 electors ; this meeting is of opinion that the
time has now arrived when it should be divided into
two electoral districts, and that each district should
have two members." Secondly, " That a deputa-
tion be appointed to wait upoi the Right Hon. Wm.
E. Gladstone to convey to aim the views of the
meeting upon the subject."

The Fenian Revolution,

The following despatches appeared in the Anglo-
American Times of Saturday last :

PRINCIPLE PUBLIK Hous, EASTPORT,
April 28, 8 p.m.
The Finnigan iggcitement continooes.
Drillin is activ amongst the Irishers.

Five rocks wur drilled yesterday in a nayberin
farm, and the hole British Government was blowed
up here larst nite, at an igcited publik meetin held
in the North skole hous.

Second Despatch-7i P.M.

FURTHER ARRIVALS OF FENIANS.

Anuther detachment of Fenians hes arrived—a
waggin lode consistin of 2, recrooted on the way—
in fact, they was recrooted sevrul times.
I had the infurmashin from one myself with I
helped from the waggin, who told me he wuz pro-
vided with a pistul loded with ammunishun as wud
kill forty rods round a korner, and anuther weepon
as never mist fire.

He wuz a strong man, pertickerlarly in the breth.
He brethed spirited defyance on the British na-
shun.

Third Despatch-8 P. M.
OVERTURES FOR TREATY.

A depertation from the Provinces has arrived and
made proposals to treet with the Fenians.
Still Later-8 o'clock and 5 min.
SUCCESS OF NEGOTIATIONS.

The depertation has proberbly bin suksesful—he
is now treetin with the Fenians at the bar.

A fire hez been lited in the stoav, and the bar
rume is in a blaz uv igsitement.
Later-8 o'clock, 15 min.
MORE ARRIVALS THE O'MAHONY AND ROBERTS'

DIVISION.
Moar Fenians arrived.
The krew of a well knone pakit skooner hey just
kom up from the worf.
They air orl Fenians.
Both of them air of the O'Mahoney fackshun,
and tha repoodiate any treetin with the inemy.
The treetin party is said to be of the Roberts'
wing.

Later-8.30 P.M.
A CONFLICT IMMINENT.
A fite is imminent ! !
The millishy has been korld out ! ! !
The milishy dekline to act without instructions
from Washington ! ! ! !
The Selecmen desiriu to klose up the affair in a
smorl, cheap way, hey telegrarfed for the Massa-
chusetts Stait Konstabulary ttt
Seventh Despatch-9 P.M.
TIIE CONFLICT RAGING.

A spirited ackshun is now going on !
Orl present takin part except your correspon-
dent ! !

He is takin notes—principally greenbax ! ! !
Three tumblers hey been smashed, and a large
jug full ov whisky. Irish pipers air cheerin on their
kumpanyuns.
The smoak hangs in dens clodes over the konflic.
The bar-keeper has friternized with the Finni-
gans, and is agtively ingaged, with his shirt-sieves
rolled up ; at every menshun of England's naim, he
shuts in igscited stile, " Licker gentlemen, licker !"
He evidently has grate effect on the assemblige.
TIIE CONFLICT CONCLUDED-SAILORS VICTORIOUS.

The konflik is closed, the sailor Fenians havin
beaten their opponents by a coup d'etat.
Futur movements air unsertin, as the O'lklaho-
ney's is now prostrait under the bar kounter, and
the saleors is reposin on a pile of bords in the
frunt yard. They wuz ordered by thare kaptin to
" get a board," and probably proseeded to the pile
for that purpus. _ _

Eighth Despatch-10 P.M.
THE AMBASSADOR RETIRES.

The delegashin from the Provinses hes retired to
his rume in bad oder, supported by the bar keper
actin as rere gard.
Havin spent his money, it is eggspected he will
have his passport in the mornin.
Ninth Despatch-101 P.M.
THE VERY LATEST.

Od is quiet.
I have bin out on the dore step, and thare is no
noose from the front—noboddy hangin round.
Kommershal men may be interested in the re-
port, that since the Fenians hey arrived, whiskey
has gore down rapidly, and the demand for po ta-
ters exceeds the supply. Blue nozes hey disappeared
from the market, and kabbages air so skurse, that
some of our Seleemen actooally feel their beds in
danger.