The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-16

n Disastrous and Mtschtevous Organf-
cation, DC.
THE RIOTS AT BRADPoRp.
From the London Times, April
Yesterday at the Bradford Borough Court several
young Irshmcn, named William Glen, Michael Conroy,
Richard Whaien, Hen Crosdale, Martin Whalen and
Thomas clarey, were charged with having, Sunday
evening" at Bradford, rOtonsy and tumultuously
sembled with others for unlawful purpose The evil
dence went To show that on Friday night on Satnr-
assembly Of Irish people Zone OF the witnesses said
thousands Of tbem'1 from the various parts Of the
town, at White Abbey, an Irish quarter; ,ha, they
exceedingly riotous that they frequently threat
ened and nsned the English portion Of the population
and also beat them with pOkers aud budgeOns and that
on Sunday night when the police nteriered To restore
order and dspese the crowd the prisoners others
associated with them made violent attack upon them
that until they could get renforcements the officers
were obliged to seek safety in retreat.
Among the rOtous EXPLANATIONS OF the mob were
such rs thcse:"ro hell with the Queen "Wel take
White Abbey, ana then easily fdie Bgddf0rd!" The
English residents in the locality obliged lock
themselves in their houses and some who daro
oners were severaly identified among
rioters and among those who assaulted the police and
were committed Tor trial at the present ssszas.
WORK OF THE IRISH rENIANs
Dublin tApril - correspondence Of London Times
The twelve persons found work ing at the building
in Upper Rathmines where the police discovered two
YESTERDAY at the head Office before Mr. Allen and Mr.
Wise. The police having evidence produce to show
which were found in place that had been a long time
open night and day. Mr.. Allen said that Far ~ he
could see these men were only attending to their ord
nary avocat ions, and he disposed allow them all
To out on their bail They accordingly dis
charged, having given the own rccognizances
Al the same Office Robert Cooke private Of the mill.
tary train stationed ut P0robello charged named
Brien with having epdeavOred to seduce him his
allegiance About nine O'Clock on The previous n,cbt
The witness was walking along Francis street with his
pocket handkerchief in his hand. when the prisoner
snatched from HIM and into Burkes public house
witness followed him, and was invited 10 drink when
the prisoner said, Take of your coat and become
Fenan To hsll with the Queen up with the green
nag! Witness then went for a constable and gave the
prisoner into custody. He was remandcd for week
Al the Curraeh Camp, Saturday. the district court
marital resumed It's sitting in The ease of Lance Corporal
tochrane The charge against the prisoner
duct TO the prejudice OF good order aud military
pline, In having On the Newbrdge road about
l4h day OF March, sang The following trsitorous and
seditons wods:''Hnrrah for Old Ireland "lrelsnd
win be Free "up with the Flag" to tina, effect
Evidence gwen in support OF the charge and also
some Tor the defence, AFTER which the cont
adjourned
FURTHER ARRESTS IN IRELAND
dublin March 29) correspondence OF London Time.
There are no lever than nine national schoomasicrs
In the county jail OF Cork and the number those ar.
rested all over The country the suspicion Of being
connected with the Fenian movement must be large
An addition 10 the number II this class OF Fenan prison
es has been made ~ the county westmeath Ivy the
rest Of man named Thomas Mcara Tor Maher who pre-
sided over The state endowed Academy Of Mosie. He
was taken into custody the Lord Iieuienants warrant
and now lies ia hunggr is He states that he served
IN the American army. aud attained the rank OF captain
and that in October last he laid aside his sword and
10 thh country, where. mot WISHING Ia no idle he
gagged IN teaching the Young idea how Ia shoot He
u native of Xix my.
In The couny has been another or these
gentlemen IN the true Hibernisn OF fie word
persons Who have plenty OF money and occupation
who have ~ late been numerous here His name is
Thomas sbcrlocK and he attracted the attention Of the
police ny his earn It contemplation of the humble
architectural beauties of their barr,cl while sn an
gagged he was arrested ~ Rathowen. and after exanna
ton before Mr.. Auchmuty, local magistrate com.
uitted to Mullingar Jail lie that he came from
London that he has no occupation, hut refuses give
any further sccoun, of hiiuseif
TREATMENT Or rRE rvNiAx pK,soN.ns