New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

| THE FRE1AH AGITATIOE-SEARCH FUR hlEfhbNS--n
PASTORAL PROM CARDINAL cULLBs-MEAEYs
ARRRsT-sEIzURB oP SUSPECTED VESSEL OF
WAR.
The Times correspondent at Dublin says;
There nothing new about Feniann Whatever may be
the intentions Of the leaders they to be cheekmaed
on every side the authorities yigant and the over
vbemng military force at command Of the Government 90
conspicuous that only downright madmen Woud 90 wnat hc
Fenas evidently aud literally must do II they raise ther nag
| rush upon the eannons mouth
number Of police were engaged Thursday Dec search
ing a the principal hotels in the city OF Waterford for James
| Stephens oT his cOnelcrates.
Cardinal Culens pastoral which was read IN the Duohh
churches on sunday condemns the Fenan movementde
carng that advocates Of revolution though they talk loudly
have no power influence friends money nothing that
could naiicr them with the least hope OF success ty Al
tempt any acts Of violence the only result w DC Ihls SONY
PROPERTY mdy b damaged some lives lost and some dendd
lead life than death selL The pastoral sompo%s % VI
exaggerated reports of the orange press anu s!s lpse
who would recourse to force are putin money In the
pockets normers helping to uphold Orange acendeney
The Pail RaH 0ass says The examination OF the Fehinn
eany at Dublin affords ground for apprehension that the
police their 10 make arrests may have Deeh eu
into acting on very doubtful authority and even into placing
themselves In false position for the purpose Of securing peo
pls who aner all are not worth the trouble 1t may be that
Meany is Stepheuss private secretary and that In capturing
him the police have deprived the conspiracy Of important
agent o mischief But must say the facts disclosed on bis
examination do carry with them conviction on this head
The evidence offered Justification Of Meany was thathe
had IN his psscou care de viste OF stephens with the Head
Ccnters signature the back Of H. from the conductor OF
Francisco paper oskng him TO send letters IN hio OF he
Fenan his journal and another letter irom some aon
nous peron which appears 10 have been addressed not 70
Mean but 10 one else sIpessng dongs as 20 '1e sue
oess d the Fenan conspiracy In ireland whore the HAbcas
Corpus suspended 1t may be quite right TO take up
such grounds but Nsany arrested not In Dublin
we we mus. M oS1 soa so 10 doS, % % n, y the oess
There was .omsihng yety curious IN ne open way N whsh
tept ON bis part either 10 elude r-asr., and there
Is RON r suspicion that he ha6no objection to beng cap
iuied and thus ee,a into political marty especially ~ ne
could 4 pss & want o. sI', s ~ % sst - ss s 70 Be- on
| their quad againgi sucl taeucs In other cases
Tie following account Of the seizure Of suspected Fenian
| ship' appears In The Morning star Of the 18th;
Cn1rAM Dec lily direction Of The Admiralty the seiz.
power pierced FOR guns which arrived in the Medway
Few days since under orcumsisnces which leave e doubt
IL would that the arrived in tho river day or
aud from certain suspicious circumstances connecieu
with her close watch kept upon her by the Government
Officials she declined 20 give her name or to show any
color pape and shortly after her srrya she commented
to her on the Government being communicated Win they
directed that she should be e1ed and on ne o nsIe NC
officials from tho slips in port On The ship being boarded AZ
be laden and munitions Of consisting OF gun
powder Iskey guns reyoeF swords aud Of various
anons Which are stated to Te Susrty shot and she'll
On s officials taking possession Of the vessel the captain
not joined The second officer who Osensby in charge Of
the vessel made bis escape after she was IN possession oil
he officials and he has not since been The ew was
found 10 consist Of only 20 hands-Or rather that was
Der found on board The explanation they giv that the
RcsebIc Of CCumbia and That he BOLIVAR u way to
South America whom she was detained
THE REFORM QUESTION AND IGHT
The Reform question is Of cou' Jninsnt one lfit
be true tat Mr. Bright giyesn, Tories is certain
that he gets none nom them The oAowing specimen
by any means atrous as the most Of the dabes against
him:
Tie Scndard says that accident has made Mr. Bright dems.
to No one can read bis invee,ises against Mr. Lowe
without feeling haihe would willingly hound tho mob to NAL
Toncnt 10 John Bright read lis abuse Of the
Tories without feeling that be would consent to no reform
which would give to Tonn an Influence popotona,e TO the
numbers the wealth Of sdherent that he would break
through oil his principles rather than lot them enure 70 tho
benefit the party le hates No can hear bis datrDes
against the press without seeing that r Bright were tue
legislator Conservative press would fare as VI IN anse sa as as
real freedom would be allowed 10 IAe Inies and Inc
STANDARD enjoyed by the journals Of France Russia
The Morning Star discussed Monday the probabilities OF
Reform biz being brought forward by the present Ministry 1t
said
The notion Of Reform bin coming from the Ce1serystiyss
ad, Sns Of the o oy oCr, s s ess s.sSed IhS T 70 sSs
sIPenee penny isIning s L uneh h sg ms
ls aud tie priest readily offered bet0w whersuPon tss
petitioner turned upon bis shosy 'her ana oS.
5sS!se Sf5:s lA' . '',9s p: sS.ss isSSs Tors rEHs
l. woud never have consented to give it. -!
priests blessing We 80 not know what reliance 70 paee
upon the stories Of divisions In the Cabinet on tue Reform qae
ol but II 10 not al all unlikely that there are TWO parties
there Of which would endeAyor 70 Pacy she country
the introduction OF something Ia the shape OF keiorn Dill
while the of inclined brave s rather than abandon tue
good oi Toiy principle Of Non yo,suD IL H. however very
gnfcant that recognition Of the necessity Of DONG some
thing being and frankly manifested IN guar
whence short time since there came nothing put soofn o
any Reform proposal
IRISH EMIGRATION.
The Tins discussing letter By Lord Duhorin agrees WIN
him that there nothing In Irish emigration which should
sgges; patriots deOgOgss the idea that the people
have eIerinated shoud bid them hint that retaa
tory vengeance on the landlords would be well deserved
The Idshman has only done what the Ehglshmsn
and the Geiman had begun long before There can oe
nothing 10 deplore In tie emigration itself for a. Lord
Duen observes the large amount Of the remittnnees maze
from America shows how the Is have Pospered In heir
home Undoubtedly II Is mlsiorune that tey 90 ioh
with feelings OF hatred toward England and that they ehersn
them IN their new country for many years Bus ndiiona
dislike IS likely 20 be dangerous only 30 lar as u n'ennIed
BY real misery IL Ireland itself Tho better ihs psops are a
and clothed the less chance there OF fenian threats being
followed by outbreak dangerous TO society suppose Amer
lea 10 be eIeng s present action upon an Ireland oi hne OK
millions Of souls As would doubt have been me case naa
there been Immigration tho misery ana despair 81 that
sVoming multitude pay well be imagined when u Is con
ded that each person would have only four what ne
~ 80, TIE CATTLE snow:
Tie smithfl Club opened the cattle show for th year n
Agricultural Hall Isineto on Monday the 10th Inst Tho
humber OF cattle exhibited small but The quality is unusually
exceept The prizes we're awarded on Monday morning ana
the hall opened 10 The public at crown oach a. CLOCK M
TodAy and through the week the public are admitted ior ash