The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06
FROM IRELAND.
The Phenian scare..Gre., Seu..t,on
on Moderate Capital..A Dublin
Journal ON the Irish Cr,st.

of the 18th says: We learn that IN 80
the garrison towns of Ireland there are ~ no
found men under the Queens colors who onan'
" rejoice in the notOriety of calling them
selves Fenians. lift be true that discipline ia
the life of the army. this ought not to be tol.
Grated for moment. 1t of course is only At
present to be found among those who have
these mischieyous Yankee missionaries have
established themselves but if 1t were allowed
to 20 abroad that there were signs OF disatiec.
ton among the Queens troops. the moral e.
feet, both on soldiers and on simple country
people would be very prejudicial."
The Dublin Euening Nal, of the 10th, in an
nouncing the seizure of the Irish People news.
paper Office, says: ut has been suspected that
the authorities have had their attention direct
ed to the existence in the city of Dublin of q
centre of Fenianism, simply an inner circle OF
the American National brotherhood of st. Pat.
rick. In the progress of their examination, the
police came to the conclusion that the Office Of
the Irish People, the avowed Fenian organ,
was the locality to which nearly every return.
ed Irish American proceeded on his arrival In
this country" -.
The establishment was accordingly seized,
and though no person was found in the house,
no less than ten principals and employees Of
the establishment were arrested in Parliament
street, Adams and Crane lanes. The person
who seemed to have the chief management Of
the Irish People, Mr.. Jeremiah ODonovan,
was arrested while eudeav0ring TO make his es.
cape. This individual b already pretty well
known In connection with the proceedings
under the treason felony act. In addition to
and jas: Murphy. a: 1reton of Boston, Thomaa
Ashe, Cornelius OAahony, Jas. O Conner, Z
book-keeper in the establishment Mortimer
Mammalian, O'Neil Fagandy, Pierce Magic and
w. Roantce, supposed to be Fenian agents.
The seizure Of publication was under special
order Of tho Pnvy Council. During the night
variety of arrests were made, amongst them
q gentleman named OCary. the reputed editor
Of the Ir;s6 People, and Geo. Happier, who had
prisoners were subsequently brought before the
Court, and remanded for examination week
later. No disorders have occurred. The day
Is fearfully quiet r---.'
The Mall says it has seen . copy of the sup
pressed paper. It has variety Of articles cal
culated to cultivate disaffection, but the CORES
pondence Is the striking feature. It extends
over three pages, and is 90 gungently written
that 1t Il impossible to classify It with ordinary
ter correspondents. It is remarkably pervad-
cd BY that opposition to ecclesiastic influence In
politics which has been the leading feature of
the paper. These communications, however,
contain such phraseology % this, Liberty the
Irish will have, and when they seek, 1t win be
in different place than Parliament Of their
oppreesora, and they viii use different and
moro forcible arguments"
Accounts from southern counties show mag
istrates in various districts - have been par.
ticularly active within the last few days In
efforts to put O stop to drilling and effect the
arrest of foreign emisearies. In the county Of
Waterford the circulation of REASONABLE ballads
Is On the increase, and the tact Of systematic
night drilling can hardly be doubted. An in
veetigation was held yesterday BY Lord Carew
and magistrates Of Waterford with respect to
number of men engaged in each Of these mid
night escapades Is no doubt small. but the oc-
currence of similar practices In so many local.
ties In different counties, would seem certainly
to show some secret management and COM
mon purpose.
The Nenagh Gxard;0s, of Tipperary, says /,
From what has transpired within the last few
days, there can be no doubt that the spirit of
disloyalty that has latterly been manifeeting
itself in different parts Of Ireland, is also in
existence in this part of the country" The
Trawly Herald says: 1--WE understand this so
ciety, which has been 80 extensively devel-
oped all over the country, became the subject
of remark last Sunday from the 'pulpits of
Catholic chapels In this neighborhood. The
clergymen condemned it in the strongest
terms, and warned their fiocks of the conse-
quences of having any connection with 1t. "
The Tralee Chronicle has the following: ION
Sunday last the Vicar General and the parish
priest of Tralee, Father Nave, addressed his
flock with great earnestness and impressiveness
respecting the proceedings, purposes and con-
temptations of the Fenian Organization. He
warned his congregation, especially young
men. against permitting themselves 10 ne en-.
rolled in it"