The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

az 70 the arrest Of Mackay humber Of doc6ks6u
found ON him, which he would divide into three
classes One class contained printed documents, The
second class written documents and the third private
letter., which would not of course be made public.
Mr. OConnell read the documents, which, ne REMARKED
appeared be drafts of speeches delivered by the
prisoner at Fenian meetings Some OF the documents
were written in ink; but words appeared TO nave peen
cut out What they were could be solved by the con-
The following information of Mr. Greaves was then
the tender ON the arrival OF the Virginia from New YORK
on tina. morning; I identify the prisoner Mackay ss
the searches made I was present at the search
Of Mackay that morning; before he searched
first that this proclaimed district; l think
he said he had no arms as well as can remember no
searched and Colts revolver found with him
(produced) II was concealed inside his trousers; Il
taken from his person by sub Seay and
Maher he resisted in every he whom searched
he was Violent ammunition was also found upon
the prsoner-fve small boxes of cartridge expressly
made for Colts patent revolving pistol documents
taken from the prisoners person In my presence,
which took to the barrack tho several documents n
my possession, and marked with my initials numbered
The prisoner in reply to the usual question, said thas
he would not make any statement at presents he con-
hs did ns nk
Of conspiracy into Queenstown he thought haS
it privilege citizen or foreigner was aowsA
to enjoy. ,
Tho prisoner then formally committed.
GREAT SEIZURE OF ARMS IN BELFAST.
On wednesday last the Customs authorities in BelfaGe
seized two erces OF pistols on board the FieetwoOd
steamer Prince Alfred One OF the casks consigned
70 a hardware merchant In town. but that gentleman x
is said denies any knowledge OF the consignment ana
states that he received invoice OF tho goods The
tierces were removed the sQueen's Warehouse" by
the Cnstos officers Some Of the pistols were revoiveFs
and they all OF superior description 10 report
ed that before the departure Of the Prince Alfred from
Fleetwood the officers of customs at that port took pos
session Of eight Of rifles and one or two
terces pistols which either board the steamer
about to be put on board.
POPULAR SYMPATHY WITH THE CAUSE.
The Castlcbar prisoners charged with Fenianism
the intelligence was communicated thas
the prisoners TO DO liberated from custody from
three hundred hundred of the inhabitants OF the
wendell their to the gate OF the county prison.
where they awaited the appearance OF the patriots Long
after the latter had sought their own homes the crowd
filed the Streets manifestng the utmost sympathy with
the liberated
WHAT THE POLICE FOUND IN ULSTER.
from the London Shipping Gazette.
There Is good story told to the effect that inl0nAr
ton having been received of arms being concealed II
an Ulster parish the local magistrate took unto himself
contraband goods They sought all day in farm and
byre and barton, and found nothing Their search con-
tnued through tho night and at last their perseverance,
rewarded by seeing at two o'clock in the morning
light streaming through the chnk OF an outhouse
Clearly there something wrong here, and so the
building was surrounded, the door burst open with
the butt end of carbine and the eager magistrate ana
police broke in upon very much astonshod farmers
who attending a faverte SOW in her confinement
Tho police could stand absurd joke and burst
into 1T OF laughter nextinguishable as That OF
the Homeric gods The magistrate tho thing in Q
different gtt-saw himself butt until his dying day
and he gave the farmer sovereign TO mend his doog
and hold his tongue.