, 1866-12-08

IPp9euH-1teNAFu OuGECQ EOF AlQ-
Tho Ca*c Of Captain Murphy.
The Dublin correspondent Of the New
York World gives the following interesting
Fcnlun items:
81. MEASr IN LIVERPOOL.
The following appears in Dublin paper,
copied from the Liverpool -leveuru:
Saxon is at hand. Her many wrongs will eoon be
The long looked-for >'cpmlnS mar" " has arrived,
and the down-irodden iEhablt.uts Of the sisler
Eliza M a'y 81 Ff9s 9 sens 81 as ns s ad
and NO doth, is ,alenis Will BE- directed, as they
men. The gentleman Wy a!ludc to Is Stephen ].
: iew dass aso: it,. Nssa5: il viii be e:
with The ,pIeas in Mserpool and London,
but Gd The - abGas ,s two ysas re
the editor or proprietor of the Toledo Btd4t, u
paper .cn,atEable-1tke most A,ncEica jnuTnals-
!oI the mildless Of It's ponies and It's admiration
q. atness, Mr. Mcau5 iasntihea himself Gl'h tiis
Esnlan nove'ncnt The hsads f e nc bohsr
cause lad gained a E;cat accession Of strength
and when the Fenian = SENATE. was devised he
scratc commenced ias deliberations mach ad-
vantage was derived IRON having the a:sl;tance u
90 exres icL cd politician. He vas also nom
aid srate-thc y department ol aanalaiatrat:on' "
howc1er, eecnsrel ii the itnian. conncile. Rival
Order, and authorized to exercise control over
ttc subordinate officers. Each party in1u1ecd ID
rcc1innation. Sterling patriots we're stlgu1a,izcl
Us 1aiters o the cause: and men Who were known
charges itaaeht against ,hsn. lir. Meauy diI
Ihis was hot to be wonccred Of for.
They ihst stand high have many blasts 10 shake
"rresiacnt" Roberts and Others ia-
| sued Elande1ons '.c1rds;'' stupid and unfoundeo
tnputattons sseIe made IN srEara TO TIC 1nisap-
cIamor Of sisa1 factions Nj. Neany retired for.
time from pubic noIlce. Probably he VAS dig
Esadar Feaiana E t afe s Wont to ndse ano d1sap
pointed At .le sa,as which some Q, te'f % nnmhs5 s
an Ssnny n:ew sss Among I s H.
| low Senators, and suddenly .apprared n Liver
| pool. The arrival Ut 50 distinguished a gentle
Hon. Hon Iir'id people were almost irish,ened
out OF their wits at the potion Thar reaI
Fen,au Senato: having come tg the town and taken
ereat nnessncss to the Government: It Is
hepa, hs n 5Asan{s w mot BE-
ataud that he has told some friends that he IL now
unronnce,ed With the Fenlars, and t1cats their
able 10 say what Is lie object Of Ir Xeans's visit.
III stated that tne exseaater intends 70 proceed
hy Detective inspectors Carlisle and Horn. hat bis
liberty has no; been iuterfered with. We hope he
has eoms q. mission Of pesss; that he has Dis;
thst the day for Ikcla1 d's liberation h5 physicll
ferce has gone BY and that he has at least leaned
tht sna aea Tash se
" WHERE IS STEPHENS:
From hc;rg whispered amongst Fenian
circles. this inquiry has spread through the
asks II, and looks las an answer. That he Is
expected here Is certain, from the following
notice having been sent to the various police
Offices throughout the country:
Sp11cE-oSE TupCsASD rprSDs nEEAnp.
DUBLIN Castle. November 1s.
from Kichnond Bsidewcls, in thls CITY, having
been confined therr fos sundry treas sonons and se-
nss e.
tbis realm aud Wsetca. It i understood thai he
intends rrtn,nins 70 Ireland FOR the continuance
aud fnfthe:Auce OF his associou8 designs, or has
a,!eady effected landing ut some poirt on
i rcward Of one thousand pounds is hereby o.
fered % any pcIeon or persons who shall arrest
the said james Stephens, Ur shall afford such in.
formation 10 tse proper authorities as shall lead
TO his isisnsd5 s55sdt Anrncony
God *1tt me Qufen.
From this 1t appears evident that James
Stephens Is expected, aud this expectation
is largely induleed In by the disafEected here.
Though sundry imputatious hare been cast
| en- his sincerity By the English aud American
| prcse, the mass Of the people here still be-
iieve in him, and, should lie land, I am per-
fectly satisfied he would quickly have plenty
| Of followers. Should he deceive his country
men in their hope, I fear me much the efforts
Of England toward the crushing out Of Irish
nationality will be all but accomplished.
What Ireland, down-trodden aud oppressed
for SO long time has wanted, has been d
leader. Il is OF little use to her if the mass
Of her people be dissatisfied and hatcfnl Of
canize this mass Of disnffection, nothing Is
capable Of accom- mplishnlent. Stephens
sefts he bas done this, and thus the inquir
where Is her
THE CASE OF CAPTAIS MURPHY @
Sume nine months since an American oil
Ger, Captnfn Murphy, while visiting ireland,
WAS arrested. No evidence Of his connection
with Fenianism could be procured even By
the most Industrious English detectives,
though possessed Of the useful accessories in
their trade Of spies and informcrs. This IVES
unpleasant for the Government, and as II
was unwilling to release him, case Of de.
scrtion from the English army Was trumped
up against him. 4 sergeant in one Of The
infantry regiments swolc positively to the
man having enlisted in the year 1889, In
Fcthard, County TipperaTy, and shortly af
ter dcsefttnE from tho same. he was borne
. ont in the evidence by several private sol
diers In the regiment. Captain Murphy
i proved positively that he 1eft ireland wheI
( only six years Of age, and had not returnes