Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-21

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itiss stDublin Castle. The panic At Cork
and other towns in the southwest, has not
be~u diminished. There have bern runs
upon the local Banks. The stsaaess. and
passeng-rs' baegag-, have been searched
for documents and revelations. A gun.
boat is cruising of Cork harbor to inter
cept Yankee ships said to BE- ON the way
to Ireland with arms for the Ferians
Two officers Of the Cork Garrison were ar
rested, and there are rumors that consid-
cradle portion Of the Garrison are sworn
Fenians. There is 4 lively demand for
firearms by those who mean to defend
themselves. The notable feature of
affairs is the humble rank of all those who
have been arrested. They are small trades
men, clerks, artisans, &c. The most con.
siderable person in Dublin is Taylor.
The chief informer against the Fenians
appears to have been one who had been
advanced to the grade of Colonel in the
great Fenian army. but who having no
pay. rations, or forage suitable to the rank
had been suffered to 60 the workhouse.
This unfortunate dignitary in brooding
over his wrongs concluded that low trea.
son to his associates would be more prof.
table than high treason against his sover-
ign Queen and sold them to Sir Nolan at
the castle. This informer who has the
credit of being the first to sell the Fenians
is said to have been Protestant who
went to Cork and pretended to become
Catholic and patriot.
Unless ships loaded with American
Fcnians. arms and supplies are on their
way and succeed in making a landing
in spite OF the constables and gunboats on
the coast, we shall not hear much more Of
the Fcnian organization in Ireland. Two
or three hundred will be arrested. Of
these. a dozen or more will be tried for
treason aud sentenced TO penal servitude
as an example. Even these will soon be
pardoned.
Kentucky AMhirs.
New York, Oct. GA special to the
Herald says Ger. Rnsscau had confer.
ence with the President and Secretary Of
War to-day, during which the Palmer
troubles in Kentucky were discussed. The
result Of the interview was that the Presi-
dent promised that martial law shall be
repealed throughout the State, that the
negro troops will be Withdrawn. that access
to the Freedmen's Bureau shall be cor
tected so far as vigorous probing can reach
it. 1t isundrrstood that the course Of
Gen Palmer in the administration Of Ken
lucky military affairs is in the main ap-
proved by the President. He will probab-
ly BE- detained in command of the depart
ment. The kentuckians are not so much
displeased with the acts of Gen Palmer as
they are disguised with those Of some of
his subordinates. who have heen running .
little darkey machine of thei own in some
of the remote districts of the State. Tho
withdrawal Of the colored troops promised
by the Pesident, and the reinforcement of
the meddlcsome freedmen's agents wilt
speedily harmonize affairs in that State.
From Mexico.
Nem York, Oct. 9.-The HeralTs
Brownsville correspondent says the at
tack on Mstamoras BY the Republicans
has been postponed until the return Of
their agent from the United States, srus to
secure material aid. Il 10 now said be
has been successful b-yo0d anticipation.
The lmperiAls;s give up both Aeats-
rry and Me,amoras-
gOsas SsWs.
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