New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
The Fcuians.
MHBrrNG OF THE MAGISTRATES OF CoRK
CoUETY-PRIEsTs pgNOUycIEG FESlASIS9.

CuUNTY-PRIEsTS pSSOUHCIEG FESiANISS.
From The London Times, sept. To- :,
The meeting of magistrates convened Dy Lord
Fernoy. Lord .Lientenan. of the County Cork, ivr
rbout l5O Justices OF the Peace being present. Toe
object being consider matters connected with the
pnnbc peace and its security. The Earls of banGoh
End shannon were present ne folowing from AZ, ~
received here:
"rhs proceedings were private. and did not occupy
more than An hour They resulted IN tho adoption 81
memorial to Government PRAYING for an Immediate IN
crcfse In the police and military force OF the county
The memorial was unanimously adopted. The exist
en OF secret Organization dangerous to tie pnblc
pclec VS. generally admitted 1t was Supposed Liat
The iopoa Of the proposed step would DO sufficient to
nain.a,G pEDlic order -.
The magistrates having opportunities o. ascertsilinS
the siren tn Of ar organization OF tis kn6, wii u ~
hoped give the public or the overnmcnt the benefit OF
their knoyledge and somc tangible facts 10 act upon
when they send In their memorial. The !oNowihg
statements with reference to the Feiins may not DC
uninteresting The NangA Gaarfian (Iippera y says
From what has tralspi-ed within the last iew DAYS
there can b. little doubt that the spirit u disoyaty tha
has atteriy been maes,ng itst IN different parts OF
Ireland Is aso In existence in this part of tue country
II appears that Head Constable Harrison OF ToomeyaTa
Station "a small village within tour nes of lhis iowhb
received in or,n ton that number cf youths were In
the habi. OF assembling for drilling purposes ID helu
in tho neighboihocd u tie village. Accordingly ol
Sunday night abogt 10 O'CLOCK. he proceeded wi'L q
party Of hi men TO the place bot they had howh On
returning home. Lowevs' be met u man named Ddniei
Council q comfortable yonug farmer jiying near the
village in company with another meD, stranger
From wiGt he obeIved, he arrested them, se,rcAsd
lhein and found with Conneli iril.boos similar to
those used by fhe military and police. The head con
stable tnen proceeded to the residence OF Connel
where We understand. he found documents, CORE
spondence and letters connected with Fenan societies
The parties arrested marched into town oh the
following dry and ON being brought before Mr.. Flem
ing they were discharged. The Police have retaiaed
the documents and the man whose nsne was at irst
unknown has been onnd 10 be Michael Ryan also rom
TopmeyG-n. He Is said TO be b'oher.In'law to Con-
nell and 10 be acting as dril-irstrrcior"
The Tyrdriy Herald says:
I'VE understand hat tbs society. which has been
so extensively developed all over tie country became
the s0bj of remark last Sunday from the pupts Of
the several Catholic chqvels In tni ncighboThood The
cereyrnen condemned IL in the strongest 'erns, and
warned their focks of the consequences Of having any
connection witt it, II is time that something were done
b. pnt down this iliegsl combination.
42s Tralee Chronicle has tie folow!rg:
"0E SunGay last the VicarGenersi and parish pres.
Of Trnlee Father Nave addressed bis flock with great
earnestncss and npressyeaoss. respecting The lro-
ceedngs progress aHd CONCENTRATIONS 81 tie Fsnian
organization. lie warned his c"nsre t.on espesid.s
Young men, against permitting themselves TO De H.
yeelc, into a confederation, the objects of wnicn were
snti.res well Us anti.socaI and which aimed a
revolution through slaughter, aad W ire uVIpapcc ei
the lai,y In ~ things well :s In those relating 10
ard faith as to politics. He coDdCmued their
proceedings a. reckless and he warned the the lshess
10 beware a the authorities. aware Of everything that
they became dangerouF and would Of course have as
their instruments Of punishment the very men who
vero nor sctve in propngating the ubiquitous sys-
TEN against which the yeEeraied pastor warned tnen
FatLer Nave he'd one TOPIC in his discourse consoa'
toy lie assured his hearers that he eaysn of feoian.
lam had pcnctaied tae welorceEsd"' t1eIespecteu
portion Of the community.
Nav that the matter Is receiving 20 mnch attention
from the nc ewspspers the side ~ tbc Channel
Oh, excitement appears to be srbsding hero. The IN
creased vigilance If tho authorities Is producing saiu
tary effect.
THE CHANNEL FLEET AND THE ryEIAss.
lBy Electric i.!egrsph.J
SKiBRERfEN. Friday evening.
The SkiJJereen Eagle publishes the following:
"The British feet Is now of Cape Clear and one of
the war ships entered the north harbor. The others
sre lowering about the coast The greatest conserna
tio EXISTS among the coast population. wao are alarmed
at the lrng OF guns and the presence Of large shps
but when told that they belonged TO the Queen they
seemed sait.ied. Now tina. help Is at hand In the
event Of "a Fenian invasion. those inclined 10 SYN.
psthize with rebels are rather iisheartened.
NEW WAY OF ACCOUNTING FOR FENIAN DE-
MOysTRATIONs.
There il a way of accounting fbr many of the
socaed Fenian demonstrations In ireland which. the
dublin correspondent OF Tie Pal Gazette says, has
escaped the notice of oil WHO have written In tie press
on he subject Ever sace the dsys os Father Mathew
temperance bands have existed IN many Irish towns
and lral districts Originally harmless part o. the
teetotal system. they have been continued eheny a.
means Of amusement for the Younger portion OF the
adult population during Summer and Autumn evenings,
wnen the weather is suitable for outdoor marenings.
Being composed exclusively OF the Roman Catholic SOC.
tion OK the community these bands have occasionally
assisted at political rcunons, and the pieces they
have always most affected are the san van Vooht.
"Ihs Wearing of tho Green" 'UDJnrell Aboc." aad
other once rcbehors harmonies: Nobody psid inese
the least attention when Fenanism was rot spoken or
bnt now a deep design Is suspected on every occasion
when the absurdly dressed temperance bsndmaster.
with his helmet Of green ana ,
Tor national air. 1t should be- added, however That
since Feuia!i,m came into vogue. the temperance
bands have eddcd to their rpr'ore Ine Brave ehian
men and other dties OF recent American origin.
TUR FRENCH PRESS AND THE FENIANS.
The Paris correspondent OF Ihe Daay Nsies
In the absence Of more exciting natter the French
papers arc beginning to take great interest ~ W,
Frniau movement In Ireland. Out intsrnetona'
do not blind the Fr,nch press 70 the fright
ul oppression the iron yoke under which poor Ireland
gr0ans and they do not care 10 coac,hi te 81
bch the liberation Of the Celtic nationality Would AZ
ford them The implacabc hatred Produced by tnree
centuries OF torment has gven rso to the fehi Asso
cia,ior to which almost oil the euigfants De"f' ana
which from America has spread into Ireland and even
into England" -, ..,
The Monde-a Paris ultramontane iournal-notices
with evident gee the prospect of disturbances in Ire
LAM md makes the Of the paragraphs which have
n apueared on the subject IN some Irish pnpers:
The progress of Fsnianism In Ireland begins 10 |
make ENGLAND uneasy This new association originated
in Inerea where IL il known that great number of
irish betake them selves to procure the bread which
their unfortunate country cannot supply The spec
tacle Of Republican institutions. and hatred OF Eli
gland which condemns them to painful exile have in
spired them with longing to Wiest Ireland from I'm
rilsh rur and 10 establish separate republic. They
ire accused OF aiming at dspossession OF oil propri
tors and division Of oil lands among themselves.
knows that in Ireland since the Conquest
,nd the English coniscatlons, the political question Is
complicated with social one. The American Fenans
cnd money arms and emssaries 10 their brethren in
Ireland Tho movement has lstterly been so active
hat the English Government Ina felt some alarm. Not
content with sendng small squadron to the southern
,oast Of the island to watch the creeks and arbors
ind 10 Intercept suspicious communications it has
A .l.aI.a La.