New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

From Paris TO Lisbon and thence TO cape ~,
nv land. from this last place TO the canary lsIius
along the coast of Morocco from the Canary lsahds 10
Cape Verd along the African COAST WIN s'o,ons az
ST. Louis (SenegaD, and at Goree; from ape Nciu W
Cane 81 Rooue on the coast of Brazil, distance OF
less than half that of the cable intended 10 he aid
by the Great Eastern from Cape st Rogue to
along the American Coast and from Cayenne TO new
Orleans BY the coast or probably ny caDies CONNECTING
the principal West India Islands. . ,
The enterprise is more easily practicable than mat
conceived in England. The only dlihcuity VIII DE 10
seoure the presery alton of the line on the African COAST
and that security may be obtained by means OF guard
stations The company will have a concession Tor lOO
years and the French Government VIII abandon the
right Of making any other concessions during that tme
subyenton Of 900 900 Of francs. payable by install
ments will be granted when the company snail nave
obtained the authorizations from all the Governments
over whose territory the electric cable IS 10 pass mpS
Islands is to be completed within three years. and the
whole line within five.
THE PENIANs IN IRELAND.
The Cork Constitution gives some particulars
respecting the spread of Feniansm in the county o
Cork and the increased bodness Of Its members. III
the following statements be correct the authorities are
very remss in allowing matters TO rise TO SO serious an
extent. The Cork paper says: .
That the Fenian Brotherhood are daily numerically
increasing in this locality is unquestionabe that they
are growing and more careless as to Whetherth
movements are observed not is also quite apparent
Little attempt is made at conceament secresy They
no longer seek the Of the night to practice ther
evoluons 10 hold their meetings In open DAY thef
oftheway places bu. close 10 the city and even mach
along the public roads in military fashion IN CLOSELY
packed and wellOTdered ranks. Ihey discuss ther
plans and their intentions almost without TO
serve.
At least such state of things exists in this part of
the country and 10 greater extent than Is generhy
known During the present Summer the members OF
the organization in each locality have been IN The haOlt
OF assembling at dusk every evening In some conNeh-
ent place previously arranged by the leaders. Here
they 90 through a course Of instruction as regularly
nm art N soldier
into squads and taught setingup drill and when they
can hold their heads erect and keep their shoulders
square in sOderlke fashion are marched IN SLOW ana
quick time, then shaped into company, told OF
into subdivisions sections tours &C. III whlch lorna
ton they perform all the ey0utOns requisite 10 MAKE
the company eligible for its place in battalion They
are also instructed in the use Of the rifle. At certain
periods the squads marched in from the various
parts where they have been instructed IN the element
AIRY drill, formed into companies. equaliled ana
work together battalion does on parade deploying
into line forming close and quarter distance columns
squares &c. from the halt and on the line Of march IN
which movements great particularly is observed WIN
respect TO the dressing and time kept by the men as
they 90 through these maDeuvers.
While the main body is engaged ut drill sentres are
thrown out along the roads and on the dches or some
distance round, as 10 form complete Gordon ana
the approach of any one unconneoted with them the
signal is passed. in an instant ranks, regular and
orderly military training can make them. collapse
and fall into disorder football is thrown up. or they
present the appearance of being what the outposts Will
tell the inquirer they are, party Of men engaged at
present Summer this has been going in the suburbs
of the city In the south liberties especially appear TO
be most Of their fss0rite baunts Frankhed. Iehena
and places IN that locality, frequently visited by
them. The roads there are not much frequented on
Sunday and the ground is such AZ 10 favor the moderate
degree OF secrecy the brotherhood seem TO consider
necessary. They are constantly seen assembling ana
drilling.
Yesterday fortnight a gentleman saw immense crowds
Of men going from different sides Of the country along
the roads conyerging at q point near Frankheld. He
inquired where all the people were gong TO- ana was
told goalng match was 20 be held there lie watched
them and soon them assembling IN dense mass IN
a large field Some one from among them mounted on
an emnence and apparently addressed the Others IN
speech. When he had concluded he was SUCCEEDED ny
another and another and after several other addresses
had been delivered, the whole Of people fell into
ranks and put through series OF military move
ments by several commanders They then marched Out
Of the field IN columns Of sections and the gentleman
timing them found that two hours elapsed from the
time the first rank passed out OF the Held III the last
left IT, Yesterday week body oil about 2O young
men were seen at Ardarastig at drill Seeing
they were observed by man whom most OF them knew
20 be Protestant and consequently not very favorable
10 their views they first endeayored 10 induce him 10
become member and. failing in that, they suggested
that he would show his wisdom and prudence and con
suit his personal safety and welbeng ny keeping LIS
mind 10 himself on the subject
That locality 10 be fayorlte rendezvous with
the brethren. They congregate there at dusk almost
every evening in parties varying from 10 TO 700 and
not unfrequeny at night people in their beds can hear
the tramp large numbers OF men marching past their
houses Another Of their favorte review fields Is AT
Lehena where about three weeks ago 80 Of them, IN
training for camp life. bvouacked all night. On the
following Sunday about COO assembled IN held near the
same place and spent the day drill In the neghbor
hood Of Middleton and Caste-martyr every Sunday
large forces muster in the way and for the same
purpose and occasionally encamp IN the open air all
night. At tho drills the management OF the rifle and
bayonet is taught by sticks extempOrzed for arms. IL
not TO be supposed from this fact that the brother
hood are destitute Of frearms for they boast OF the
possession Of large stores Of rifles and ammunition
ready for when the proper time arrives. The drill
instructors stated 10 be pensioners and niiamen
who are paid for their services.