The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-02

careful and deliberate search they discovered under the
hcarthstone recess In the ground wherein were two
pixies and nng-focked bayonet The pixies are OF q
quite modern and unique pattern Tho hachet-the ac
compartment OF the old Weapons entirely dispensed
WITH and also mo hook leaving the new instrument
Is about eighteen inches In length, and screws on to
socket which together is close two feet long They
are exceedingly well executed articles for common
smith The bayonet Is evidently not by the maker
but Is still of modern design IL Is be supposed
however, that the brotherhood is entirely combining
itself TO arms OF this description. IL Is firmly believed
that quantities OF arms have found their into this
locality from America; and professional men whose
duties take them among the working classes have
noticed and it is believed have reported to the author.
ties the existence of large quantities Of arms In places
and among people who could have them for no legiti-
mate chJect and even more than this is known-it Is
known that orders have been sent from this city by the
heads Of the association to manufacturers in England
for arms and about fortnight ago order sent to
one English house for forty stand Of rifles II was
not however, executed by that house, and was then
sent to another. During the past seven eight days
has been very large Evidently the Fenan movement
has cansed almost every person to be on the alert
IL was right therefore, that the law shod interfere
to crush i out and punish those who headed it, and he
might add should do for the purpose Of protecting
those who were allowing themselves to be made most
wretched dupes Assuming the information TO be true,
and TO be not answered in the way Mr. Hami suggested
namely, by the allegation that the prisoners only
engaged IN idle paspae-t was plain grave offence
had been committed and sufficient TO warrant the
Crown in calling for conviction. But, above ALL he
could not shut his eyes to the fact- was matter Of
purpose existed, and funds being subscribed TO
maintain It, In of that sort money would be sup
piled TO indemnify the balls and bail became no
security that the wrong doer would be forthcoming to
answer the charge IT, therefore, he dealt with the pres
ent case upon ordinary grounds he would to the
conclusion that u was for the public good and the public
security that those parties should in custody and
II they had reason 10 complain OF the hardship OF that
rule they had brought on themselves by their mis-
conduct and their efforts To msead others But II
happened that the Acts which they had been convicted
under, the seth George ILL.,, and LIST George w. made
the offence bailable misdemeanOr He should there
FORE be Obliged though very reluctantly, to admit the
prisoners TO BAIL but for the application to have the
postponed, to give the Crown opportunity OF putting
in adavits 10 resist the motion, precrrng addi-
onal charge against the prisoners before the magistrate
namely, of being concerned in conspiracy This
demand having been made, he would postpone tho mo-
ton for fortnight to give the Crown the opportunity
which Its officer sought
ARMS MILITARY PLANS AND A FENIAN REGISTRY
DISCOVERED.
From the Cork Constitution Sept 1877
With the exception OF Lynch's bedroom, there were
found In tho rooms Of any of the Fenans in his
was got sword, with what appeared to be plans of mill
tary engineering dagger brace OF pistols and rich
green uniform, with belts together with eliser
OF brotherhood in this city and district Tho last
toned most important seizure. IL contains the
Of about three thousand Fcnans and without the
slightest difficulty the police now IL necessary,
every of them before twenyol hours clapsc
In Kennedy's box a large number of letters bearing
the subject Of Fenanism were found.