New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-30
Farther Details-The Fight ut GIenbower-
Armed Movements.

BY Electro Telegraph
CLoSMEL, 18th September.-A real rebellion has
come at last The rebels are posted in almost
Inaccessible positions at New Inn, near Carrick
on SUR and kimacthomas mountains. DOheny
commands in Waterford The troops yesterday
only captured nine scouts. Last night there was
a general rising of the peasantry within about six
miles of Carrick. Many had guns. At six o'clock
large body marched to attack the police
stations
CLoSMEI, 1ith SEPrEMBER.-The out-otiices of
Protestant clergyman were burned last night,
and farmer shot for refusing to give up arms
The Sd (Buils) came into Clonmel to-day, and
twenty eight of their men handcufed, for shout
miles from Clonme they roast bullocks and sheep
on iron gates, and are pressing every to JOIN
them
At Glenbower. about eight miles from Clonmel
the police were prepared to seek refuge III Car
rick when the rebels fired at them the fight last
ed quarter of al hour, and the result was a mum
Der killed ON the part OF the assailants. Only two
or three OF the police were wounded: the dead
bodies were left behind The police fed from the
out stations and tonight IL is feared Will reveal
some awful scenes.
CALLAN, SEPTEMBER l3.-The reports in Kill
kenny were much exaggerated and 1t IS thought
the number OF insurgents were overrsted. The
police were nowhere disarmed, but on every &C.
casion defeated the insurgents. Among the reb-
els who assailed the police station, four or hve
wore the uniform of - Club IL is believed that
some pieces of cannon have been captured by the
rebels
The Cork Examiner says, that neither lady nor
gentleman can leave without insult and annoy
ance.
Up to ten O'Clock on "Wednesday night fires con.
tinued 70 blaze on every bill In the counties OF
Wexford, Tipperary, Kilkenny, and Waterford,
and, according 10 the Chronicle the people are
fully alive; their leaders, some Of them well
trained military men, well know the value Of the
forces at their command, and OF course will use
the power invested in them as circumstances may
demand
The correspondent Of Saunders, writing last
night from ClOnmel, that both Doheny and Ma.
hony are with the insurgents-the latter equipped
In uniform OF green and gold.
The accounts respecting the attack on Curragh-
more are all cOnhictory. One Journal denies that
the rebels went near II, while another has il that
an assault was made. that the cannon were car
ried off, aud that three OF the Marquis Of Water
tords retsiners were killed in the ARRAY. am
inclined 10 believe that the first statement is the
more correct version. Cor. London Times.
The Frocmaa's Journal saws The a and Il
O'Clock trains arrived in due time No new facts
have as yet reached us with regard to the rumor-
ed outbreak IN the South. save that We have
learned that intelligence had reached Clonmel on
previous 20 the train leaving for Dub
lin, that large body of armed peassntry were
assembled IN the vicinity of Slievensmon, and
that IN addition 70 a vast number OF armed men
on foot there were also some hundreds who were
mounted aud carried pistols.
Ii was currently reported in Clonme yesterday
that two or three farmhouses had been visited by
large parties of armed peasantry. Armswere de-
manded, but as the report went, none We're OBJ
tained the parties in each bringing of all the
meal and other portable provisions within resch
Our informant states that there appeared no
doubt at all in the town of Clonmel to the fact
Of Mr.. Doheny and Mr.. o Mahony lwho is well
known in the neighborhood being associated with
n in command o. this armed body o, horse and
DOT. The presence OF Mr. Doheny, however,
among them seems TO be at least doubtful"
Kilkenny Wednesday Night.-At a lste hour
ais evening battalion OF the e0th Rifles aud