Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-23

ns"se " al ia>GErccii"nar. cdar4ctcE matt
by such organ lz4isun, the militia, ~ill he
there 10 sapi.Trss It upon lie frsI aPpeaf-
ance.
The Fessaas-
The T.a.cs' correspondent, a, Dublin,
Ireland, says: Frn,anism is at las, spread
Ing where it can do most good or evil.
Agents have been in ireland. and in an in
describatle short space Of tine created a
most terrible eAcitearnt throughout the
entire Kingdom. The greatest alarm pre-
walls among the pri' sthood. the majority
Of whom, though oppt SEQ TO Engli h rule,
dcnounce from the pulpit the Feniam
Brotherhood. The secret of their oppo-
sition lies in the '.ct that the order alien
ates the people rom tho priesthood. They
favor any mo tment against England, I'll
Their moral c. physical; but it must, they
say originate with them and DC guided
by them. We now hear of drilling all
over the country, in some places by squads
and in other by entire regiments. The
constabuiary here have had hard time of
late. The authorities have in many in
stances sent them out in piuces where the
Fenilus are drilling. They are kept close
ly on the watch. but it is seldom they meet
with their enemy. Only three collisions
have thus far taken place, one of them re-
sui ing in the loss of life. The you < men
in Dublin have dubbed together and sub
scribcd money. and as they cant afford to
go to the country aud tncamp every day.
they have hired halls where they arc
are laugh, the military drill.
The cons abul Try here are aware OF these
seer assemblies, but either dare hot Or
will mt interfere with them, and pretend
not to know the localities. Our friend, in
thu United States may now look Tor some
practical work surely.
Boston. Sept s.-ExG Governor John
Page died this morning at his residence,
IIayr,hill. New Hampshire.
The freedmen give some trouble 10y vio-
laling contracts and leaving the planters at
the commencement of the picking season.
Explosion Near Nashville.
Nashville, Sept. S.-An explosion oc-
cured to-day on the North Yves crn Rail
road. The train consisted of about eight
cars. There were nearly 200 passengers
aboard. The foremost cars contained
powder, shot and shell. it is supposed
that sparks from the locomotive commn-
nicatrd through the cracks in the cars,
causing the explosion. Seven persons
were killed, and nearly all more or less in
jured. The cars were all blown to pieces.
except two in the rear. The engine was
totally wrecked. The conclusion was
terrific aud shook buildings in the town
like an earthquake.
The Mobile Tribune says the town Of
Mnriettsvillc is one mass Of ruins. The
greater part Of those who dwell, ther" i'll
happiness are now homeless, almost hope
lessly so. 1t is the same with the entire
country from Atlanta to Chattanooga.
A Macon. Georgia, correspondent Of the
Augusta Tanscyip. says: Judging from
the number taking the amnesty oath in
that country. nearly the usual vote will be
po!lcd n, the coming election. Nemly all
the willie iroopt have been removed from
Macon.
The frs, National Bank on the Pacific
coast will be authorized Sos Portland. Or
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