The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-10
Alarm In the Provinces.

A number Of arrests for Fenansun have been made
since saturday In Droghcda two men taken into
custody Sunday arrest has been made In Belfast
one in Tnam and four at Carricmacross In the latter
the prisoners charged with attempting ad-
minister an unlawful oath.
Unusual vigilance is being displayed by the military
authorities in the principal garrison towns IN Cork aud
Dublin Nc troops wtre Kept under al Uy0gh Stuy-
ody igb and the SUBURBS Of Dublin patrolled by
cavalry.
In Limerick the military force is being strengthened,
and 10 Is stated that an important position onhe Shan
non is to De occupied
force OF two hundred marines will arrive in Queens
town IN few days: and the London correspondent OF
the Manchester G,qrdira states, under how
ever, that project for sending twenty regiments OF
English militia into this country Is under consideration
by the War Office.
The large naval force the Irish coast, including
several ironclads and frigatee Of the first class is
cording 70 report TO be reinforced by fotlla of gun
boats, 10 be distributed IN various directions
aRRtsTs ~ MAIrow.
From the Cork Examiner, Nov 27l
Considerable excitement and some apprehension has
been created in Aalow. by which have Just
taken place in that town in connection with Feniansm
II is believed there good many members Of the
Fenlan brotherhood IN the locality, and the absence Of
military protection causes tmid people to fear disturb
ances. There Is barrsck, capable Of accommodating
about ono hundred infantry and this s now in the
patton Of the staff Of the North Cork Rifles which
ber thirty in all. but OF these sleep at LODI
gngs through the town. The local constabulary force
muscrs about dozen men. These make up the entire
defensive force stationed In the town.
The FIRST OF the recent arrests made Saturday
night. Patrick Markham, who has been for some time
railway station, and is OF the rank and file OF the
". G. Rifles, was heard by Head Constable Rcalc
sedtous language the public street. at eleven O'Clock
on saturday night and was thereupon taken into custody
aud lodged in Bridewell On a search being made at his
lodgings II is reported that documents were found Of
compromising character. and that they, In degree,
led to the second arrest
About sunday, Mr. sub-Inspector Boyse
Head constable Renle ana party OF constabulary
rested John sullivan At his lodgings in the New street
sullivan was the proprietor of bakery in the town
some time since. He had the reputation OF beng
4 pfrofl AftN A lA,It- .cI
amongst the about 10 be arrested last year. He
then went 10 America, where he remained few weeks
stier ~hrn ne returned 70 dublin, under 40 assumed
name, but was recognized BY Warner and was then
rested under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act and
lodged Ia Mountov prison. After some months incar
oeration he liberated by the late government and
hes since been NJ large, following II il said particular
occupation. He is now a widower and the father of
several children, whose great commiseraon
is felt by the townspeopIe
onySupday night, young lad named Daniel DurRan.
wa. drinking and card playing In tho public house OF
Richard Wallis, Bridge street and IL aleget that he
uttered Fenian sentiments the game which led
his being arrested by Head constable Reale. Each
prisoner was lodged in Bridcwcll Immediately after
being arresed and was eubsequonty brought before Dir
Moriariy, u Markham and Duggsn by him
committed 20 Bird, well for further examination, and
Sullivan was removed TO the county gaol yesterday
afternoon.
ArrEsrs ~ proGurpA
desraich from Drogheda dated November rs might,
sayS.-tonsiderable excitement created in
usually quiet town this morning by the arrest OF two
men, suspected Fenans. the steamboat from Liver
IvVi IL" citNtNttanfc- Ut. Ms iO4lOWf.-At " Nery
early hour this morning mounted orderly
dashed fnriousiy into town, from Dublin and
Drew mp at the wcstgate constabulary Bar
racks. The excitement caused by these unusual
movements Of the authorities was rapidly spread ng
and az this time there could not have boon less than two
thousand persons assembled The police stopped ngress
aud egress until their duty was accomplished short
tune had only elapsed from tho moorng OF the steamers
when the entire force was sgnaed 70 board the Brian
Borr, and berame apparent 20 all present that the
search had been successful The police went 10 the fo
ward part Of the vessel. and returned in moment e.
coftng two strangers, securely hsndcuied Both prfs
oners were tall, well built young men One wore
brown felt hat of the prevailing Yankee cut and had
immense beard The other had nothing 70 Distinguish
him from an ordinary citizen, being dressed respectfully
In black.
Neither seemed 10 feel tho slightest trouble ., his
position and they stepped ashore with the
chalsnce, smiling the i'm mense crowd, who checred
them loudly when thew appeared II was with some
difficulty the police could make passage through the
MACS who pressed around the waiting with the
most dogged persistence. A. length the prisoners
we're placed on hack and driven rapidly 70 the jail,
who kept up perpetual olaInor The names Of tho
prisoners are Edward wsydock and James McCooke.
They are known to the Liverpool detectives, who
teegraphed 10 Dublin Their departure from Liverpool,
and thus gave the clue to their arrest may Here
mark a. partly the causcof the great excitement here
the fact that % the suspects was believed be
Mr. J. Meany, ex.Fcniau Senator. who long init.
mateiy known 10 the DroEheda folk. His presence in
Liverpool last week rise 70 the suspicion tina, he
had attempted visit 70 hts old hannts, and suffered for
hs tamerity need scarcely cay that Mr.. Neany was
not here. being doubtless wise in hs generation 10
cuhuhA Htussh vi tHlr elue OF tne tnaDutls
ARREST IN TRIM
despatch from Trim of November "a, says:--A man
named Patrick Farrell who stated that he was from the
county kildare was brought up on charge Of Fenan-
ism before bench of Magistrates at court house 10
appeared on the testimony Of subconsabe Carey
OF Rathmoyon that the prisoner invited him into pub
lie house In that village, and after treating him TO
drink, he asked him tbe constabel had he ever been
Fenian, would he wish 70 be oncy The policeman t
appeared had notion of committing himself and Of
course declined the preferred distinction. The croum-
stance next brought under the notice OF the sub
inspector, and hence the present trial The prisoner
failing TO give satisfactory account Of himself and
being unable 10 obtain bail, waE sent 10 prison.
cAsHicxxAcnces
Csrrckmacros despatch OF November 20 re.
ports:--Snce the made through the pub
lic papers OF the intended visit Of Stephens to this
country the farming class In this dstrct have been
much excited, and | understand many OF them so far
apprchsnded disturbance, that they calculate ON emf
grating ~ soon possible. IL was believed for some
months past that Fcni2nism entirely crushed in
this district but am sorry 20 av that smouldrring en-
beers 81 the conspiracy and again give evidence w ia