The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27

Enxiand Ready for War In Ireland The
Search for stcphens-CardfnnI CulIcn ON
British Aid 10 Gariba ldi-French Opinion Of
The Irish Cause &c.

Enxiand Ready for q War In Ireinnd--Thc
search for stcphens-CardinnI CuIIen ON
British Aid 10 Gariba ldi-French Opinion Of
The Irish Cnuses &c.
READY FOR WAX.
dublin tDec. 81 correspondence OF London Tines
There Is nothing new about Feniansm to-day. What.
ever may be the intentions Of the leaders, they to
be so checkmaed every side, tho authorities
vgilant and the overwhelming military forco at the
mand OF the government conspicuous that only down
right madmen would do what the Fensns evidently and
literally must do II they raise thor fagrush upon the
cannon mouth.
THE SEARCH ron sTRpHEss
number OF police were engaged on Thursday night,
from ten till twelve o'clock searching all the principal
hotels In the city OF Waterford for James Stephens his
confederates.
Alderman Casey has given notice Of a motion in the
Cork Town Council proposing that IL should cali on all
the corporations and town commissioners OF Ireland 70
contribute towards fund TO be offered for the apprehen
sion Of tho head conspirator aud that tho Cork Corpora
lion should give G100 for that purpose.
ARRESTS
Dublin Dec 10l correspondence OF the London Times
ut Athy, in the county Kidnresixteen casks. II
in transit 10 remote part Of the Queens county No
ARRESTS were maze IN connection Win H. Two boxes
containing lty-six pounds of gunpowdcr oeiZed
the Traleo railway station on Friday.
On Saturday night the police arrested suspicion of
Fenianism, two brothers named John J. and George
Kelly, the former the proprietor OF tobacco Shop q
Upper sackylle street. and the latter connected with
similar establishment al % Grafton street.
AT Belfast Saturday night three arrests were made
in the house OF named Brownlee. who present
prisoner in Mountjoy Prison: Tho prisoners names arc
Welsh, draper's assistant; Murphy, mechanical en-.
ginoer; and Ferns, who clerk IN OF the large
spinning mills In town. In the house there found
concealed bullet mould powder mask and other articles
OF the description with numbers OF the suppressed
Irish People
Two persons named Mccoy and Dooan were arrested
at Gyn In the county Limerick and brought 10 Mo unit
joy prison under the Lord Lieutenants warrant.
by the same authority three persons rearTested
Friday nj Conmei--P Power, publican; T. Norris
chandler, and Andrew Milne. On the day Martin
kcnpedy, publican, was arrested al Athione He had
been arrested last spring on similar charge.
dublin Dec. III correspondence Of London Tmes.1
Some important arrests made yesterday Two Of
the mon, named Francis Murphy. Mullen and JoSeph
Murphy, were found In the Chapeizod Mills; and dree
others, named Sweenv, Houston, Hcwsion, and Meal
stof in house In Lower Abbey street. large quan-
tlty VI bullets a bullet mould, and some ammu milton
discovered In their possession.
A most important and extensive seizure made by
the detective force at Ballybongh road North strand
From information received the officers appears pro-
after cec;ng entrance they discovered large guam
tity Of liquid Greek FIRE, and all the materials
poycd In s manufacture. The premises in charge
Of named John Smyth, who placed under
arrest and transmitted 10 Monntjoy prison under
lord Lieutenants warrant. The material removed
now lies.
More made last night little after eight
O'Clock Acting Inspector Clarke Of the detective force
and party u police proceeded with warrant
the house IL Portland street, North Circular road oo-
pied by solicitors clerk In back parlos thcy found
Mr. Stack With ten other man drinking, and a.
rested the whole party. A search having been made
several rife Bulcs found In the pocket OF dress
belonging 10 Mrs Stack. Nearly all Of than saiwsrt
mon, and have something Of military air Il Ia believed
that several Of them arrived In Dublin Sunday morn
ing by The Liverpool boaa.