The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

e.~s way estssss Ahseres and sseaad fAen tell "a
.sAsrs, ana riSso ~ hsla~d, rAsk Eso1~d Aad Asr
Aands Jat mSaM 'esar, psrhaps, ies dsspvas s,Ssd
These NO are assured, are tho calculations Of The
Brotherhood In America and ey may ssldoub<edy bra0
s'ms trouble 10 pas. 1t 10 said that the Ameri-
cans, though perfectly abe 70 sec through the
indispossd 20 cultivate tho deuson out Of
spite 70 ourselves or at any rate 10 connve at
men. out Of which some convenience may spring II Ia
not the first time that such havo been reported
10; but We are inclined 70 hope better thngs from tho
rood fa A., OF tho Ams.osn soye,nmes' and tho sood
ever enough 70 show that the noisy squabbes
ludcrous preenslons Of tho New York conspiraors
n0 s0vAoa cedtw fmprta,re II IN moro than possible
chat the bubble may burst and tho whole scheWe collapse
without mischief Blu, Il forty thousand oui Of two hun
subscriptions OF tho rest and arc Wild enough 10 attempt
actual outbreak their temerty may entail eba
rasm1a upon w a. veil az suffering ~o" Ae"sssIvss
ATTACK ON AN IrPoRMEB.
dublin Jan. o. Correspondence London Post
Warner the Cork Fsnan nformer, was seen safe homo
by the police to his lodgings In this city coming up
house in the neighbcrhood where no commenced speak
ing about Fensns and Fenianism TO q number OF per-
sons who had assembled in tho place Some warm words
ensued, when Warafr produced o revolver which no
1ourished The landlord succeeded 10 getting all the
dsputans out Of his house, and when Warner reached
the road II he stated he knocked down. severely
beaten and Of his eyes nearly knocked out In
sequence Of the injuries which he received he una
bic 10 attend at the Commission Court yesterday
dublin Jan. 81 Correspondence London 1imes.l
The morning papers contain acooun, OF the arrest 10
Limerick Of supposed head centre late colonel IN the
American army, and two supposed oonfedcratcs. The
colones name Byron, and 1t said that his fashion
able appearance and frequent vista TO the leading hotels
here during the last two months had attracted the aen
ton OF our local detectives and made them watchful Of
tho strangers movements. The other two In whose
company he when arrested and both OF whom were
also taken into custody arc clerks in certain estab.
lishments not OF mercantile pursUts For q long
time the police had been on the scent owing
inf mail atUA hnf n UNA nAf
deemed advisable TO tako 'actvo steps" How
ever, one constable, who had been told that
only made the arrest, decided upon sstngushn g him
scf In tho affair, and accordingly made the capture
street aud Sub Inspector Channer was summoned from
his residence In front OF the station 10 the apartment
where the PARTIES In custody had been placed The nc
cusaton having been dcposcd TO- the two clerks gave
Their names and repudated any completely with tho
Fenisn movement sibInspcctos Channcr, under the
circumstances as they presented themselves, went NJ
the lodging house where the Colonel eoourncd
10 most respectable locality, and upon examination OF
his boxes only found therein book drill instrac
ton but document OF any kind In connection with
the Fenian movement discovered The Colonel is
again at large for The present upon parole with street
watch upon him by the police
RuHorED ''cArrisGn or o'DoSovAn AND Lyscu
The Cork Consnuffn contains the following statement
with spec, 70 two uf tho most prominent OF the Fcnisn
convcts 1t Is rumorcd that q Donovan tRossa, and
Lynch have been showing on their accustomed
style The after their arrival Darmoor they
ordered 10 begin the ing Of their cells
they refused Thoy then shown into n dark room
where they took cursing Queen and exccran tho
tyranny Of Brit IN rue For III they taken
had twelve ashes administer on their bare backs By
Crmcap practitioner acquainted with the shortest 10
the sensitive part Of the system Under ,his ,hcy
WINGED and yelled; but whether ~ roconciicd them
10 the discipline u the prison, and whether they
went heartily 70 work the newt morning. washing and
scrubbng we have not heard These certainly
altered tincs with them. II s rather descent from
throne though u he hut OF o republic 90 the scrbb
ing brush. " Sdunder. Neic, commenting On this
(which IL says IL founded private letter received by
gentleman In Cork remarks tat tho statement " ~
doubtful nnhoncity and respect certainly " In
accurate for the prisoncs confined At Dartmoor
hut In Pentonviiie iai mentioned days ago
In an article describing IN, discipline of that prison. We
pery. from his character highly probable, the pm
shDent inflicted upon h,r vsnla ~ esaAassnt IN tho
a&yGs an vsske< than soex'ng which s rarriy re
rorted TO-"