The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-07
The Arrests I'm Ireland.

The Irish papers contain notices Of still mors
arrests OF persons charged with being implicated
Ia seditiors movements. On the premises of Mrs
Ahay there, fifteen were arrested. The WhIa
says:
The police had only sidearms, and perhaps fear.
ing that rescue might take place, the majority
.. tne consfabulary were ordered back TO barracks
,or .neir hrearms When they teturnsd. the:priso.
hefs we're brought out There was then an imm.rs :.
crowd OF the residents of this ususlIy oniet n.ih
no1nood assembled, every one of whom was ssk .
log his neighboT the occasion of this unpsnsl nro
e~ss In the midst Of two files of police with
hAeo oayonets, the fifteen prisoners we're ,skan
20 the police Office Some time elapsed be fors ,s
.s.Nai ~ OF Mr. Tracy; all ingress was prohibited
- ~ ans court ana an immense. but very peaceabIe
,ho nsa collected in the adjoining locality. In
asainst sixteeuth party-a person named Joh !,
heuy, a lawyers cierk-and he was arrsstsd
~nlie m In bed, and taken also to the police ofacs
10 .ue appearance of the prisoners, as they stood
before the railing of the police office was that ~
respectable artizans. All of them were dec.n,iv
attired, and few Of them had the sliehtest ting.
OF intoxication. In the midst of any public A..
seshoiage they would have passed of as respecta.
Die, Intelligent looking mechanics But NOT one
word escaped their lips from the time they entered
into the hands of the police until they wards
passed into the county jail We may as we'll here
mention that when the police captured the priso-
ners, they found two bottles of whiskey on the
table before them, and the party appeared 20 be
enjoying themselves with great convivaIity
A letter to the Dublin Mail from Killarney, no,
tices the arrest at Kenmare Saturday evening,
the 18th ui.., OF nine young msa. 1t says:
The intelligence was by the arrival of a mount.
ed policeman, who came express for rein force
ment ofconstabulary, Of and for vehicles for the re-
movai OF tho prisoners to the county Jail, which
were dispatched with the least possible delay. and
at three O'Clock this afternoon the party arrived
In two long four wheeled cars, each drawn by
three horses. There we're nine prisoners, and q
strong escort Of constabulary, under the command
OF sub-lnspector Coluinb. who, with Mr. Bauon,
the newly appointed resident magistrate of th Is
district, occupied places in a third vehicle. The
ne mes of the prisoners are Denis Shea, Pat. Hem
messy, Jeremiah Sullivan, Pat. Sullivan, Valentine
Browne, Thomas Nesry, Timothy Leary, Thomas
Leahy and Thomas Sullivan-all sinsle, respecta-
BILE, intelligent looking yonng men. The party
proceeded to the coastabulary barracks, where
they obtained refresbment; and horses having
been changed and the escort relieved they pro.
ceeded direct to the county jail
Four more arrests were made at Kenmare on
Sunday morning. preliminary meeting Of land
ed proprietors was held in Dublin on Saturday,
llth ultmo, to make arrangements for a general
meeting of the landed gentry OF Ireland Of all
parties, for the purpose of taking into censiJera
tiou the defects of the law for the protection O!
life and property, and the amendments which
should he sought Tor in the next session Of Paris
nent. The meeting will be held in Dublin about
the middle of January.