The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-06
FROM EUROPE by STEAMER.
OUR BRITISH RELATIONS.
The Fenian Excitement In Ireland.
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To the Neto York associated Press.
HALIFAX, December 6.-The steamship Asia,
from Liverpool and Queenstown, arrived
here last night. She brings dates up to the
Path and 25th. Eighteen of her passengers are
Tor Halifax and sXty-fye Tor Boston.
Our British Relations.
The Paris correspondent of the London
L. OTniag Post writes as folio oTs:-According to
French dispatches, the timei is rapidly approach
ing when the relations of Great Britain with the
United States will be more than difficult. This
must be known to her Majesty's Cabinet, if not
by the public.
Ireland and the Fenians.
The police at Cork seized case on board
steamer from Liverpool, which was found to
contain fifty new rifles, with bayonets attached
and bullet-moulds, ETC. man named Tracy,
in the employ of the firm to whom the case was
addressed, was arrested.
The naval authorities at Queenstown seized
coal-laden schooner from Cardiff on suspicion
that arms were concealed among the cargo.
She was searched, bat 1t is reported that no
arms we're found.
Numerous arrivals from America at Queens
town attracted considerable attention.
AtLimerick on the 23d ten men were arrested,
and large quantity of bullets we're seized.
A man named John Mcpherson McGulvauy,
supposed to be an American Feuian agent was
a rested in Dublin on the 23d, immediately after
cashing an American draft for 1850 on the Hiber-
ulan Bank. revolver was found on him, out
10 documents.
MT. W. DuSdT, du cAIcuSlNS lrIsu COutIdCIOI,
bad made an assignment for the benefit OF his
creditors. The estimate OF his Liabilities ran as
high as one million sterling. 1t is reported that
his assets are SO favorable that the estate might
nav twenty shilings 10 the pound sterling.
The Dublin police aus all armed with six
chambered revolVers.
1t is rumored that nNmerous arrests will be
made at once.
The jamaica Revolt.
Mr.. Charles Buxton, NJ p, having publsle1
+,,o cnan6alOus lattars op1raaSp0 tn him nv
Lieutenant Brand, who presided over the Ja-
maca court-martial, denounclng him (Alr.
Buxton) for his structures on the proceedings in
of the letters be sent to Commodore McOlintock
in Jamaica, with instructions that if Lieutenant
Brand Is unable TO deny the authenticity of the
letters, he is to be superseded and sent to Eng
land, as having been guilty OF conduct inconsis-
t-nt with the character OF an officer and gen.
tlemaD.
The Paris correspondent OF the Pau MdH
Gazette says that of the vessels which will sail
next month to bring home the troops, twelve
are steam transports, and eight are lrigates
turned into temporary transports.
Che London Times has no doubt but that
Mayimilian has abdicated, and looks forward TO
Intervention by the Government at Washington
as the next step; that intervention will be popu-
lar instead of unpopular, and cheap Instead OF
costly; that the Americans will enter the coun,
try as friends; they will destroy its enemies, aud
thus render civilization possible, and transform
that comm unity into a civilized State.
They will have this advantage also, that they
will seem less like invaders than their predeces-
sors. ibis will preserve the name and form OF