The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-15

EENIAHlSm IN IRELAND.
The Spread Of Fen,a.,~. ana -
creased Doldness Of the MsD.
From the Cork Constitution.
That the Feniau Brotherhood axe daiiv v,.-
mericaly increasing IN this locality = unaues.-
tionable; that they are growing more and
moro careless 20 to whether their m0veweufs
are observed or not u also quite apparent III
tie attempt Is made ct concealment or secrecy
They no longer seek the cover OF tho night 10
Practice their evolutiouso or to hold their meet
tngs. In open day they assemble. not on un-
plAces, but close to the. city, and even, march
along the public roads In military 6shion, IN
cloeely-packed and well-ordersd ranks They
discuss their plans. and avow their Intentions
almost without reserve. At least such state
Of things exists in this part Of the country,
and to greater extent than i genesally
known. During the present summer the mem-
bers Of the organization IN each locality have
been in the habit Of assembling every evening.
In some convenient place previously arranged
by the leaders. Here they 90 through Q course.
Of instruction AZ regularly and attentively .aA4
soldier of the line-are formed into squads and
taught setting.up drill, and when they hold
s...,.-. 4, .-S1,sc ~. e.S;t
sic~ al ou;cS tn. a.. tI.e,,. ss,a,,s ;,stsss .
company, told off into subdivisions, sections,
TOURS, &C., in which formation they perform
all the evoluti0ns requisite to make the com.
pany eligible for its place in battalion.
Ma - 'Sr - S 80 - 49,
At certain periods the squads are marched. in
from the various parts where they have been
instructed in the elementary drill, are formed
as a hattafion does On narade' deniovihe int,
line. forming cloee ana narter.fiisisnscss al.
nmne. souarea. 60. from the half sn6 IN TIE
line If march. IN which. uovemenfa. oreex nar.
tcnlarity "a obeervea WITH, resnec. "a b. dreas.
ms and lime KENT nv tha mem -. theu on
throueh these maneuvers ,While TIA main
BODY Is engaced ct am. sentriee are throWn
ont along ma roade ard N the ditchea IN scsne
distancc round. 60 as to form, a eoranlnte cos
don. and on the approach Of adV orr uncon:-
nected with them. he sianal is passe&: m an
inatanf ranlxa resular and orderly a mill.
tary training can make them. colIapee ANA an
into disorder. 3 football is thrown no. or they
pressnt the appearance Of being what the out
posts win tell the inouiyer chew are. perty of.
ter Sunday. during the preeent sumuuer. this
has baen roinr On I'm the suburhe. Of the.c ifv.
In the South Liberties especially appear TO 81
their most favorite haunte, Nsnk6em Lehe-
M, and places in that locality are fteoueutly,
visited by them. The roads there are moi much
freouentcd on Sunday. and The Ground Il enell |
az to favor the moderate deeree Of secreey ne
brotherhood seem to consider necessary. They
are constantly seen assembling and driline.
Yesterday fortnight a aeutlernen saw inmens.
crowds Of men going nom different sidee Of
the country along the roads convergino AZ :
point near Frank6eld. IA. inouired There an
the people were going to, and Was told 3 goal
ing match was to be held there, He wnfchea
them, and soon saw them aaeemblin0 in a dense
mass IN large field. Some one dom amonr
them mounted ON an eminence. ana apporenf.
~ addressed the others in q speech. When he
had concluded he was succeeded by ANOTHER.
and after several other addresses had been az.
lipered the whole mass Of people fell into ranks.
and were put THROUGH seriee of militarv move.
menta b. several commandes.
They then marched out of the feld in col.
umns Of sections, and the gentleman timing
them found two hours elapsed from the time
the first rank passed ont of the ed till the last
left It. Yesterday body Of about two hun
dred Young men were seen AZ Ardarastic Al