The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
DISPATCHES.
FROM NEW YORK.
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NEv YoRK. Nov. %.
The Worlds Queenstown correspondent,
Nov. IL, says: "I send you an inklnE of the
most important news which has come from
ireland for many long day. The blow is
about to be struck at the power Of Great Brit.
ain. Within month you will hear of the
rising of the Irish people from one end of
unfortunate Ireland TO the Other The train
has long been laid, the arms are here, the
men are ready, the officers are appointed, the
organization perfected The movement on
Canada was really feint, for all the while
the object was steadily kept in mind to Gre
ate an outbreak on the soil of Ireland. Will
not this coming outbreak again attract the
attention Of the whole world TO the chronic
misgovernment Of Ireland BY the dEnelish
people? We now suffer and starve, and are
compelled to leave Iour native land A few
of US may be killed but We can be no worse
off after the battle ID over and Feuianism is
once more crushed. England will not do
anything for US by peaceable agitation, that
has been tried. Every effort made to induce
the Government of Great Britain to be just
TO MS has utterly failed. We are powerless,
our arguments are unhseded, our prsyers are
unanswered, for our sufferiugs there is no
pity. Is it not better for W 20 try to show
the English Government that it does not pay,
and that if they will not do us justice We will
make Ireland . chilling curse 70 her %
When, at late hour1ast night, the World j
extra appeared on the streets. with the excl
ting news from Ireland, the effect upon the
city was anequaled since the news of the
great victories of the rebellion. Places of
amusement were thinned out by people apx-
ious to hear and discuss the events, hotels
and other places of congregation we're throng>
H., s.l L. l..
INDUCED ia congratulated and hopeful ex-
pressions -Fenisas rsshed 70 the meeting
places Of the Circles. heffag 70 get additional
information, teleerams were cent 70 Circles in
distant cities, and instantly enthusiastic re-
sponses were received.
Stephens, the Head Csatre, was invisible.
and it Is con6dsntly believed that be has
reached Ireland.
1t is said the treasury Of the Fenians was
never in better coadition thsa q this mo-
ment.
The same exeitsmsnt, which exisesd in this
city last night prevniIed il BROOKLYN. The
Irishman 1t that city wese excited TO fever
heat, and kept constant call for fresh DIS
patches over the Atlantic csble.
A Herald Troy despatch few days since,
said in the event Of Mr.. Fargo election to
the Presidency of the N. i. Central railroad,
he would drive the Merchant \ mon Ex-
press off the road the statement vas inad-
vertently incorporated in the dispatches seui
West from the city. Mr.. Fargo's characfes
for honorable dealing il 20 we'll established.
that all readers must have detected the alb
sardisy of such statement.
Judge Nelson, at the United States Circuit
Court, delivered an opinion yesterday, on the
libel ease of Isaac Cock, vs. the 7rs6kne asso
cistion. The alleged libel charged ths plain
tiff with being defaulting paynaster, hav-
ing lost $500, ,000, 900 by gambling, and that
he was fnli blown knave and scoundrel.
The plaintiff was paymaster in Chicago and
proprietor ofa nexspaper there Tie ala.
ged libel charged han with beinea party u
numerous speculaiions in the office. Judge
Nelson declared Judgment fo- the plaintiff on
all demurrcrs to the plea, With leavs Z
amend on the usual term. vi S.