The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-10-13

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lowing is the latest news from Dublin:
TIE EXCITEMENT IL DUBLIN.
Dublin Cor. London Times.
This day Saturday the excitement in
the metropolis was very great. The NUN.
Der Of arrests is now asceItanod to be
about twenty-five. All the approaches to
;ne head office, where it as expected the
prisoners would be brought up were
crowded from an early hour by dense
mass Of the very lowest class of society
here, friends os the arrested, OF sympathi-
gers in The movement. y force Of mount.
ed police maintained order, and kept the
lhorou-;h:are comparatively clear. Other
constaL.es on foo: enQoavorei With some
success 10 keep the crowds moving, bui
they could not be got to disperse. 4 large
number Of the more @ecently clad were
evidently there from curiosity, but tie
substratum evinced the strongest sympathy
| with the prisoners. The movement Itself
however, found great many deDouucers
Shortly after 3 o'clock, the government
prison vans, which had been occupying
rather prominent position at the entrance
TO Exchange court, were d.sgorged Of then
conteu's-about twenty five young men,
for the most part especially dressed, and
several with an uDiaistakabIe Yankee cut
and swagger in their appearance.
IDthe house at James terrace, Dolpbin's
barn, in which the prisoners Conner and
Carey were arrested, the police found sev
eraI pistols and two bayouets, on one 81
which were engraved the letters I" u. S. y
In the possession of the prisoner Luby,
who was arrested on Saturday, some doc
uments duplicating number of persons,
are stated to have been found by the po-
lice. In the Gazette of Saturday nigh.
the following proclamation appeared, in
reference to one James Stephens, who is
stated to have been an active corresponds
ing member of the Fenian Association:
sly the Lord Lieutenant General and
GcneraI Gournor Of Ireland.
"WoDEHoUsE:
'Whereas certain persons styling them
selves fenians have been associated in Il
reasonable conspiracy against the queen s
authority in Ireland and whereas NO have
received information that james Stephens,
alias Power, alias Butler, alias Kelly, & las
Shook, has been an active member of said
association, and has been engaged in car
rylng on a reasonable spondence in
connection Herewith; now We being de-
termiuei TO bring the same James Steph-
ems to justice, do hereby ofer reward Of
20Oi, to any person or persons who shall
secure and deliver up to safe custody the
person Of the said James Stephens. AUD
we do hereby strictly charge and com
mand all Justices of the peace, mayors.
sheTltIs, baiiffs, constables, and all Other
Of her majesty'a loyal subjects, TO use their
utmost diligence in apprehsuding the said
James Stephens. And we notify that any
poison harboria4 The said James Stephens
or aiding or assisting him in escaping
from justice, viii incur the penalties Of
treason.
Given at her majesty's castle Of Dub
lin, tits 10Th day Of September, 1865.
By lis exceI!ency's command.
THoMAs 4. LARc0M.
4 supplement 10 the Dublin G0zette,
issued on Saturday evening, contains
proclamation by the loFd>liauteuant and
Priyy council, placing the ely and county
OF Coik under the provisions Of the peace
preservation QreIand) act Of 1856, as
amended last session. This act authorizes
the Iord-lieuLenant. while the proclamation
shall be IN force, - appoint an additional
coustaJuIary force, for the proclaimed dis
TIT, aEl makes tie carrying Of i'e arms.