The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10
Searching Passengers frOm America.
--They arc Deprived Of their Fire.



Searching Passengers nom America.
--They arc Deprived Of their Fire.
arms.
Cork correspondence Saunders Newsletter.
On Monday afternoon the CITY Of Liner
lex steamship touched off the harbor on her
homeward voyage, and transferred some
passengers, and their luggage, to the steam
tender, to be landed at Queenstown. Police
Office were on board the tender, who inn
mediately proceeded TO examine the passeu.
gers and their luggsge. One Of them vas &
hns young MAJ, representing himself &c q
Brigadier General eeson, Of the United
Ststes army, formerly sub constable 10 the
Irish constabulary. he was disp0 sessed Of
very valuable gOld-mounted revolver pis-
tol. But another, who gave his name 81
Captain Nc fferty, Of the same service. Wa,
not alone the possessor Of several revolvers
and oiher military wear ons, but had on hii
person, and 10 his portmanteau, a number
OF documents referring TO the Fenian Broth
erhOod, besides letter !. ON the well-knowr
I Miles j. O'Reillys On the pending Irish rev
oiu ion. Come Of the Fen an document.
VI re in the French and German languages
This gentleman was, consequent Y, take1
into custody, and was committed 10 tbs
Qeenstowa Bridewell, pending the directions
Of the Law officers Of the crown. DC Tues
day, on the arrival Of the City OF Washing
ton steamship, the passengers 15h0 landed
i0ere subjected 10 a close search, and i0erc de-
prioed Of such arms as they carried. They
all seemed extremely surpris d at the inter
ference Of the constabulaTy. It is said thai
when these vessels arrive in Liverpool
their oargoes lsiii be searched for consignment,
Of firearms.
FESiASIsN IN L'vERFooL--AS IMPORTANT
NEEEIEe or IRISH PEIvATEEEs TALKED Or
FESIAEs IL TIE ROYAL NAVAL REsERvE-A
SECRET cIRcULAE IRON NEw YORK BRoUGB1
TO LIGHT.
From the Liverpool Post, Sept. p.
The agitation is still rife in Liverpool in
spite Of the vigilance Of the police, aad both
drills and meetings for discussion are con
Quoted with comparative freedom. During
the present week, we learn, a numerous
meeting has been held which was attended
not one by men Of the lower ranks but b.
some persons Of considerable means. At this
meeting resolutions we're adopted to support
the Fenain objects and organ lzation both by
money and also physical AID Il gieesssary.-,
The question was also discussed Of the pur-
chase Of vessels, and the formation Of an ar
niaHient, for prlUateeriRg purposes; ard tn
idea Of DreyiHg upon British commerce al SEQ
appeared 10 Be keenly reiisAed. A resolution
10 carry out Rn object Of this kind was put
aud Carried aOih enthusiastic DEMONSTRATION
and much violence and wildness OF language
as a proof, however, that the resolution wa
not mere froth, call was made Tor sub
scriptions and in a very few minutes nearly
s200 was laid down. II is feared, with re-
"a 10 the ROYAL Naval Reserve, that the
Feiian disafieclion has spread considerably
Il is stated that delegates from LiyeFpOO
and Dublin proceed. d 70 New York by thu
steamer on Wednesday, having previously
met al Queenstown the object or mission
il Is alleged, being 10 consult the stronger
party in America Is 10 what action shall BIZ
taken at this crisis.
To-day, Mr.. Joseph Taylor, cf No %
Union street, off Oldhall street, Liverpool
brought to the detective office a FeniaI
''offic al circular" which he had found
amongstthe effects Of a man nam d Michae
10th use, who arrived ct Mr.. Taylor'i
house from America tome time seO, and
died the on the 18th Of July last The
following is a portion of the document
which Is printed on a sheet Of post letter
paper, in he form OF circular
HEADQUARrERs FESIAN BRoTHERHOOD,
% DUANE srREET, AEw Y0EK CITY,
October s, "a, Box 1921, p. o.
To he Officers and Members q The FeaiGH
brotherhood:
GExTLENKS AND BRoTHERs: Since issuing
our last official circular, the central organ
isers have been wording energetically and
successfully. You viii note from time to
time in the Irish American the growth Of
the organization. That feature which is
most striking and encouraging, hOweye., Is
the increase { hOpefaiaess and Uigor on the
part Of all CT cles. We are in receipt Of
official advices from Ireland. The morale al
J. r. B. wss never better. In various dis
tricts in Ireland the wo' k is being EXTENDED
by practical and talented men. there Is in
| England q large secession 10 our strength,
/ We sppend ex racts from the executive
communication On the contrary, new
or have I fopud the men better in hand or
animated by better spirit; / am proud OF
them al; ! am confident, TOO; more conf
/ dent. if possible, than ever that ell | have
/ ever promised on their parts thall be real
/ lied TO the letter. | have been much oc-
/ cupied with the establishment Of military
/ schools in Dub in for the train ng of officers
| This has always been q project Of mine
| and Il gives me much pleasure tu be able e
| state that am now certain to be able L
/ cary il out successfully. To the foregoi
/ I need scarcely add that our friends should
as much a. possible be made 10 feel that We
/ tn ily want all the money we cen receive
/ nat we went rims OF III hA@Aa must bt
clear 10 all. Let 10 opportunity sip of
seeding us rifles and revolvers. 1 rvpsai
send us riff by every possible opportunity.
aud let no true man come over here without
reviewers. app al in the strongest way you
can fr reyo.vers and rides, and let IA
have them by all and every p ssib,e mesns
| This cal VIII, we trus be acted on at once
AMI cont uOusly. The revolvers and rifles
can be sent by xpress 10 New York city
There is no circle which cannot send more
OF less. The central council will be pre-
pared 10 present 90 the official data ON
their own In wledRe concerning ell that re-
lates 20 the l. X. B. AL circles in 'bad
standing after the month Of November
will be published officially to the organiza-
ton in January.
Let none Of US prove faithless to the
pledge we sent abroad from our last conven-
too.
Brothers rely upon Us; We rely upon you.
With sentiments Of regard, We are in { a.
ternity your obedient servants,
JOIN 0'MAHoSEY, II. c. F. B.
H .. q MACCARrHY Depcty.