New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

HtXg Fttty otsSIOHS
Dundalk Petty Sessions Court Saturday seven men
were charged with being among the mob Of Fenians
which made their first public appearance IN our county
at Blackr0ck village ab0ut three miles from Dun
dalk on Sunday the 27th Of August last. The seven
accused making IL In ALL seemed 10 be Of the lower
order two Of them being prlvates in the Louth Rhe
many OF the friends and naturally sympathzers with
the accused The prisoners having been Identified as
magistrates announced that they would accept bail for
the appearances Of the in $50 each
and two solvent sureties OF f20 Only Of the ps'
oners, Hatigan. has been able to procure the
sary bail. and the remainder are sent to prison.
ENGLISH SHIPS OF WAR OPP THE WESTERN COAST
OF IRELAND.
Further particulars of the steps taken by the
Government to guard the western coast are given by
The 6gun soop. Of war Gladiator and the gunboats
Highlander and Rose. left Queenstown on Wednesday
evening u cruise on the west coast of Ireland Her
Majestys ship Liverpool ~ guns which is Of the
class OF wooden screw steam frigates. Of large
power, and having crew OF $50 men, Unexpectedly
sailed into this harbor at m on Thursday. She is
expected 10 leave In company with the gunboat Sandhy
this morning, also for the west coast Whether cor.
recty or Incorrectly these spoken Of in
connection with some anticipated Fenian demonstration
and this attention 10 the safety of the west coast in
particular is said TO have been awakened by the landing
Of body Of disbanded Federal soldiers In the neigh.
borhood Of Galway. Her Maesty's steam tender
squadron was last at Portland and being cruising,
il Is thought probable they may visit u.s.
PROGRESS or THE MOVEMENT.
A Cork correspondent Of Saunders Ners, writ
ing on 1.-The social aspect Of the South Of Ireland"
SAYS:
II is not little singular that among the humber
classes Of the peasany and small farmers though they
much better of than hitherto class there is
strong feeling Of discomfort and with the
English Government and vet founded upon specific
ground OF complaint Tue fortunes realized by Of
their friends and acquaintance In America-tbe nse.
curity Of the tenure of andthe narrow limits Of the
frontier ground interposed between Independence and
absolute Tenury exercise their disturbing influences;
but the principal 10 be traced in the extensive
circulation Of seditous publications dwelling forever on
the theme. and intoxicating undyng hatred to the
Saxon
AT fairs and markets In the very hearing Of the po
hce the largest audience is 10 be collected around
the two scarecrOws who yell most l0ndly treasonhDle
appeo the passions and preudIces Of their hearers
and then again the forge or some other favore place
Of meeting the hill side, IL chosen ON Sunday, and
crowds listen. with an attention only TO be equaed by
Arabs when gathered roaDd their best sorytelcr 10
abuse Of the government Of landlords Of the stranger
and every narrative Of alleged oppression and wrong,
until interest deepens into excitement and sympathy
their alleged oppressors. Week after week this
lees drip keeps filling. and, hearing only the one
side what wonder If serious impression Is at last
madei They attribute something OF a mysterious ve-
raciy to anything which is In print and the express
sion. Sure i seen II OH the paper, is considered
conclusive answer 10 any further car or doubt as 10
the accuracy of any statement. however startling.
As respects the Fenians, what are their objects
What their resources and organization. and what
repressye ought TO be adopted in reference
"a them Their c.. 3s;- aiS .i! With candor
TINT would make a diplonatst doubt they speak.
ing the truth and raise unfoundod suspicion they
were trying to misead-a separation from Eneland-a
republic Ia Irclnndthe expulsion of all who either OPP
pose them 9r don't assist ucla redistribution Of the
land and In fact wlolesae con1scation. That there
sincere and genuine enthusiastic among the society
rnay be fairly conccdcd--m.n who think Ireland has
been treated stspsster and that from almost the
sovereign down TO the bumDlest English official there
has been long continued neglect OF the country and
a sighting tone adopted In speaking OF the people;
bu; the great majority OF the enrolled consist OF the
youth who are fred with martial ardor--of those in \
towns who think their condition ought 10 be superior,
or have nothing do. and OF farming lads and ser.
wants. while there are others TO whom the emphatic
line OF Crabbe will apply individually
Who cab the wsnts Of knaycs tho nights OF man.
From inquiries made 10 various quarters, IL appears
the present Fenian movement Is met by the most
opposon Of the Roman Catholic elergy-the
people are warned against iis folly and its impocy and
In instances tie rites Of the church are denied to
those who persist In remaining members Of TIE confed'
eracy but With all the yeneration attached by the
peasantry the priesty Office the Instances are not
nfrequen in which this ban has lost It's influence
The respectable aud comfortable farmers have no sym
paihy with the conspiracy but speak Of 1t with either
contempt dislike and II any have joined It, II is In
order TO Immunity from annoyance or violence
believing that the whole affair will blow over when
thoroughly ffiendiy relations established with the
American Government. The principal districts In !
which nhgh prevails o afSsa sSd SsiSo' sSo sad
druing" at night and pretended hurting matches Is
carried on 10 a great extent , 49,,
lie instructors easily procuTtu, lof tho
always comprise pmong its members idle fellows who
ere ever ready for mischief with something OF the
knowledge OF soldiers without the fidelity that sways
springs from discipline; and when at the cnd OF q
month they are lung out upon the country neither
civilians nor soldiers II il easy 70 get some 70 act as In.
strucors In the nav rnrganiyod corps The constabu
ary have not been very successful In making arrests,
and IT, instead OF going in uniform they we're 70 as
sumo disguise tEeir military carriage ana ar-thelr
nous aches and general appearance-"ouid nj once
belng got together by tho affiliated members. but their
drilling is as yet very inefficient as the men 90 hqt
venture together in any large bodies. however tneir
organization Is becoming better every Day ana WIN
out there being the least ground ior alarm u. ~
the people themselves those who have made them ther
dunes ought 10 be proceeded against without uehy ~
MANY places men from America have returned WIN tne
osenbe view Of seeing their friends and wei supphea
with gold. not greenbacks. ,,. , hos Il
NAV add that a most intelligent gentleman VINO mas
inst returned from Chicago after being absent RON
ireland for IL years informs mo that very stfong
conviction Of the feasibility OF an invasion Vi ''s
country exists across the Atlantic that money 10
very large amount il available but that the American
oyernment Is most sincere In Its efforts 10 discourage
the whole affair that every opposition Is given 10 ~
by the officials, and not without already producing
good effect. In relation TO represslye measures per
haps the best for the authorities mere u 'aso
would be 10 pass an act Furnishing drilling ana the
Joining illegal societies by making inc seh,enDo
more degrading than imprisonment anu snouiu
sufficient number OF eases be ready ior ui"
within given period. by Issuing spceIa .on., ,ho
quarter sessions have not the benefit OF igi panei
taken from the whole county, and distactihR local III
fnences might easily arise within limited
Whatsoever be tho sources from "nehce ei ;,,
NAV have orignaied-enthusiasm. dissatisfaction WIN
England the personal conviction OF some ana the ioy
of others-there Is always In our highy artneiai s'o
of society such q seething mass of discohtent,
ready to bufst forth when tho ocesTn esneciay