, 1865-09-30

THE FENIAN HUBBUB.
The Excitement Increasing in
England and Ireland.
Movements OF the British Government.
NEW York. Sept. n0.-Addiifona iute1ii-
gcncc from Ireland states that the Fcnian cx-
citcu,cnt increases. and grave apprehcnslons
are entertained. It Ii 5reported that mcn in the
English army arc boasting Of their connection
with the Fe1IIans, and the SIGNS of dtsattectiou
in the army cause the English papers TO de-
mand the rIs ID enforcement Of discipline.
Fears are also ntc' Timed that soldiers from
the United States will be landcd on the coast
Of Ireland, and report has gnintd crcdence
that body Of dlsbanded United. States SOL
diers have already landed near Galway
Nightly driliings were frequent over all :
parts Of ireland. Tho conspiracy was rapid
ly spreading, and finding friends and sympa-,
thlzers wherever 1t went.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
FLEET-sIx VESSELS ORDERED TO THE COAST
OF 1RELAND-oIuERS DE1SG PUT IN COM
M1ssloN.
From the London Times, Sept. 1al
The channel 1ect, under command Of Rear
Admiral Sir Sidney Co1poys Dacres, +. c.
b., consisting Of tie Edgar, {aag ship,) Cap
tafn Brand1sth Hector 9}' Captain preedy, G:
Prince, Captain Lord F. Keer; Achilles,
Captain Vansittart, and Prince ConsoTt, Cap
tain Willis, G. B., sailed from spithcad nt4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, for Bantry Bay
and other ports in Ireland The feet left
spi!head By the east Of Nablisnt Channel, a,l
with The others following at equi-distant IN
tcrvals, md In order as they are named. the
Prince Consolt closing up the line. Wind,
east southeast, light, with thick banks Of
for setting In On tie land from the Channel.
TIE Research, Captain W1Eaushurst, and
Trr1ible, Captain Napier, remain at Sp1thead.
Her Mnjesfy's ecrcw-frigate Bristol, s, 600
horse power (nominnD, fitted for the drst d.
vision In the steam reserve 1n the Medway, Is,
according to orllers received at Chatham, to
be finished with all possiblc'dspatch.
The paddte-wheel steamer Virago, 6,So0
horse power, belonging to the Chatham steam
reserve, IL 10 be taken In hand, and brought
! forward Tor four years. commission st sea-
TWO MORE VESSELS FOR THE IRISH COAST
REPoRrED LANDING or AMERICAN FESIASs
NEAR GALWAY.
From tho Cork uera1d, Sept III
"The a-gun eloop-of:was Gladiator, and the
gunboats Highlander aud Rose, LEFT Queens
s9S9 on tns % vest ss soasE ef i9slans efsS mss
which Il one oi1 the new class OF wooden
screw steam higates, OF lnrge power, and
having crew Of $50 men, unexpectedly
sailed Into the larboE abous two IN the after
noon On Thursday. She Is expected to leave,
in company with the guuboat Sanday, this
morning, also for tho west coast Whether
| correctly or Incorrectly, these movements arc
spoken Of In connection with some anticipa-
| ted Fen1on demonstration and this attention
| to the safety OF the west coast In particular
| ia said IN GNT&. hnan a knNn1 ht the l4ndNn
| Of disbanded body Of Federal soldiers IN tho
| neighboshool Of Galway. Her Majcsty's
steam tender Advfcs Is ito leave For Eantry
Boy. The channel squadron was last at PoIlr
| Land, and being now cruising, 1t thought
probable they Inny visit us"
| TIE CLERGY LOSE THEIR 1SrLuEScE on TIE
| IHIsH-ARMs IN ABUNDANCE. ,r
| From saundeEs' Nexs Lettcr.l :
From inquiries made In various quarters,
It appears that the present "FenIan'' move
mcnt is met by the most strenuous opposition
OF the Roman Catholic clergy; tho people are
most int ;ances the rites of the church are de-
MED 10 those who persist in remaining mem-
bers Of the coufcdefucy but: with the all the
yeneration attached by the pea5antry to tho
prieslly Office, the instances ate not tnfre-
qucnt In which evcn this ban;has lost Its influ-
cnce. The respectable and comfortable
farmers hive no sympathy with the
conspiracy, but speak Of It with either
contempt Or dislike; and IT. amy have Joined
1t is In order TO secure immunity, from
annoyance: or violence, believing that the
whole affair will blow over when thoroughly
friendly relations arc established with tho
American Government. The principal dis
tricss IN which "Eenianismtt' prevails to
marked extent arc Dublin, Cork, Tipperary,
Limerick and Sligo, and .1drilling g' al night
and ct pretended hnrling Matches Is carried
en- to great extent. 4 good mnny anna are
being cot together by the affiliated members,
but their drilling is as get very inefficient, Us
bodies. However, their organization Is be-
coming better every day, and without there
being the least ground for alarm, In mercy to
the people themselves, those who have made
them their dupes ought to be proceeded
against without delay.
! MORE FES1ASs KILLED AND WOUNDED DY
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sENT TO
PRISON. -:
Dublin {sept 11th} CORES. Of tho London Tunes.
| The recent affray ut Dangan, between tho
constabulary and crowd Of alleged FenIans,
In which the police fired md Killed one and
| wounded Others Of their nssailants, was the
subject Of IN Investigation at the Castle-
martyr Petty Sessions on Friday. There Was
large crowd in court Of sympathizers with
part IN tho attack upon them. Eleven men,
Including Terence Ahearn, who was said to
have melted tho attack, were summoned, and
| the Information OF Constable jacques, Cos
grave md other policemen and witnesses WIS
read over. TIC evidence appeared to be sub
stantially the Same Us that given at:the in
quest, with the exception that some Of
the words Of the 'hnranguet delivered by
A1ea1n were deposcd to. Constable Jacques
sN.ore TINT Ahcarn, after ascending the pier
R1f belonging to the Fenlan Brotherhood, and
the time Is coming Mt which We, must strike
the blow" He concluded by telling the peo-
pie to 20 home aud not mind the police, at1cr
which ne was pulled of the wall. This har-
angue excited the people. The words de-
aro all Irishmen and Fenlans. We are in
oblivion; md the time Is come when we will
strike the blow" The Chairman said the
Magistrates were unanimous in accepting
1 moderate. bail with one exception, Terence
Ahearn, who was the primary cause ofthe dis
larger amonnt Of bail on him-bamely, two,
balls In Els each and himself in ESQ. 'Ho said
he would be able to procure the necessary
balls. The other defendants were let out On
balls Of El0 each, and themselves IN 2i0.
The displaylof Feniants1n at Blackrock, near
Dundalk, some short time a1;o, has produced
a second batch Of prisonerst and It Is expected
several more will be a1nenuble by next Petty
Sessions day. At the Duudalk Petty Sessions
Court, on Saturday, seven men wero charged
/ with being among the mob OF fen1anS Which
made their first public appearance In our
county, at Blackjack, village. about three
miles from Dnndalk, on Sunday, 9th. August
last. The seven accused, making twelve in
nil, seemed to be Of the lower order, two
Of them being priyatcs in the Louth rifle
regiment ofmilitia. The Court was crowded
with many Of the friends md naturnl SYM
Pathizers with the accused: The prisoners
having been identified as having formed part
Of the mob on the occasion, the magistrates
announced that they would accept ball for
the appearance Of The accused themselves
In fifty pounds each, and two sure.ies Of
| twenty pounds. Only one Of the prisoners,
sazy bail; aud the rest nre sent to prison.
-. From the London Times, Sept 1al
| = - -, II Fenianism has been deycl-
must be easy to ascertain Its leaders, aud to
| warn them Of the consequences Of perseyer-
Ing In the path they have chosen.
To punish them would be to excite 8
flame where there is only smoke; they would
at ollce become martyrs, and the virtues Of
| their cause would be lost In the contempla-
tion Of their sutterfngs but If they were told
their schemes were perfectly understood, that
their movements we're known al sooh as they
were maao, and that my attempt on their
| part to use force would be at once oTerwhelm.
ed BY gEeater force, and their persons would
ne seized, Their intfiggnes would LOSE their zest1
the poWerlessness Of their combinations would
they were tseated, and Fenianlsm would
die away more quickly, yet more quietly,
| than It has arisen,