The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23


"a and about the house for nearly three hoar
Az length they arrested Mr. Underwood, who
zen. oy rail 10 tho county jail at 0magh, with
hrong escort, under the command Of the county
Inspector, Mr. Harry. The prisoner many years
an active member " the Irish Tenan. League, and at
puohc dinner IN tho town Of omagh no called TO
order by another member for the violence OF his Ian
guaye against the government, but he warmly do
Tended by Mr. Gavan D1ny who was present Mr.
ondcrwood's enthusiastic Young Irclandsm made him
exceedingly popular with tho farmers OF the
noithw S. and he offered himself several times
uoae ior tyrone and Donegal After the Tenant Lengue
was broken up he became member Of srhe Brother
hood OF 81 Patrck which distinguished itself by the
demonstrations IN honor OF the OF McManns
ala Wnch seems In have merged into the fenan Broth
erhood have sometimes wondered that he escaped
LOT II the evidence at one OF the Fenian trials IN
Duoin mot pubished there entry %
TO person at Srabane, bearing his Initials st ~ a.
ana IL now appears that documents about pike drilling
were found In his possession Az Mr. Underwood IA the
only barser arrested he Is also the Protestant Of
any note amsng the prisoners He bcIongs to small
but highly respectable and loyal body Of dssentars
tho uniiarians. He is descended from "uned Irish.
man, and was always regarded AZ little eccentric
THE cAYASDAIouA AND TuE FHNrASs.
Dublin March o. correspondence Of the London Times
The American frgate CaDandaigua is now lylag in tho
Belfast Tough OF Greys Point II il said tia; the ship
Win proceed TO Liverpool Saturday IL natural tat
her visit at such time should give rise To speculation
nat ne captain Of the C1ndnddigud rec0nnoitering
coasts Jor fenan Purposa.
JOHN BRIGHT ON IRELAND's 0r,EvAscss.
At the last meeting OF he'Dubn National Association
the following letter from Mr. Bright was read
Lonpos, March s. 1865
10 me- by Inc Comm,,ee az ,hs Net,onsi % 81 Ir-
land. value very sch and ask that you viii yey 70
psss or The Ses sss
M hink tese Us better prospect Tor your nnIoItn
her own rpresenstyes and the government IN such .ssa
min .traon am sure ron viii receive sympathy spdI
cannot but hope that At early period there win be
ute htsmpt 10 conquer me nhsny whoh from utne 70
sree,, ,a n.Ina haisy " I'm anu ~ - .uin s
70 remove all lust causes Of dscon,sn win You and sSsS
PxrER PAUL McswIsKy Esq. JOHN BRIGHT.
syRrors ASPECT ov rrsI.srsx ~ THE AMY
From the London Pail Mall Gazette March 81
Thcre IA an, mint In the Marnpis ~ Uar,nstor,a
statement which has no cofort In ltnot even hst Of
sboxinu thai its gravitv h fol, TINS ths manna, in
which he smoke OF Fenianam In The army or conrse
Ia yras n,,,a r,.h, nn q, ,n,., ,h,.hI. T. u, H. go,
ons NJ an sl.rnis r, nav ". 90 a. ',sa 80 a
d,nrcr, ah,ch a,e ,os, ny,no,seaa 49, anao,o
ar.i n..a, an,, u.s. ,n, ,n 49, ,.,, s,S
is ;ason into CONFIDENCE Neyer,beess b.twccn ,,r,n
t exaggcraton and euphemst eTtenua,on the interval
n ,Idc and Iord Uar,Ington traversad The whoc A
na,er hears The Hnss Should siihsr he .sn,ss"v co,
mcndea IN ~ rc,rence or else .sed x,b
franLness Lord Uar,Ingon ao~s lin, s.r, nur,hr -
ns Tsn,.ns w. h.xa snI,s,nh ~ ,ha rav sna,, ~,
the nnrnoss ~ carrnn,ng ,bs, Ne scl,nvv
lodges that there s the greatest dicuy in procuring
cer,sIn hns he s.vs tn, .s,, Tn., Pc h. go. IA
.ov ssr,ous Soab,s 40 ~ .bn scrcr,i ,ovs,,v ~ lie
men y lord Usrngton does NO, nt ,gi ro,ov. IN.
s.us. ,nsn has anroi.d h,m.aS as ror'sn ia -,
~, =, a.. s-,,,o., IT.. h 1919 'a 81. a., 80
s,a~s - TIA Te, 1880 o 70 ., InD g.n, ,t. ~ ~
ooso!s ins REMINDS one OF Lp,a pam nouons o.
tnc Tine N Inc 1nnnowaer p,ot ,hr Inrd fhsmhs,.,r
~s. sent N sxsminr ,hs vaults under m. P.,smsnt
uon.. IN hss ra,rr b.. r.nar,.a ,h., n. ,,h.a S,,x
$780,, 49, h.r..,. - .,,nn-S.r 80 ,s,.o..d 80 -
,.,. .nd ,,,.s. m. c,h.r arcs ,ora 40 No hsrr, -
According N the Nar,us OF Hsr,nstou there n iast
: dsv h. oxesI eontnuItv betvecn n, and the unutinv
Of a large part OF our army In ireland "He
does not think Il follows" &c What would Pro-
fessor Gamgee say 70 the sagacty OF destroying
without discipline, told, In armed mob, bet
dnctptsR>d army scsthouf log w vadiv nve don0c-
regiment In which tho dsoyal we're not ~ nrsi small
minority. Yc the mtnorty alrdy Did dst>I~r'~
1s ue aet~ sfns tsai resuserL The danger Of Fenan
In the army al any rate 10 self evident that Lord
Harng,on's smooth hings' are not even ple1Ant
We told that mo sentences upon soldiers convicted
Of Fenansm have 70, been submitted 70 her Majesty for
approval Now, eemsncy game u vslas from contrast
with Deghboring severity. Moderation a useful when
mere san DC 20 S ,eeamsa n LOYALTY ssn no
actually sees the fate from which ho 10 ncspiicd, ,
bat he should be abIc 70 ''look on this pic
the deliberate temptsr Al the same time ms the inda
genoe which government a. strong a. mercful, could
s snoaS 70 nov - o. s, si "a. Ssst ~ ~
d. ~Ao'e o byapy ia resmens whers honor has stu
~sjolty are al Snpr-pIr,d 70 repotI Il seems tho
army ~ 10 De diminished ny some loui thou>no I'VE
hundred men, and ia expenses By about the sane nun
salts aetory y the renuo,on naa peen ue oehrr Wy
The army hsh been malntaneu = n Iofms, sie9gth
could only hope that hese Tour thousand hve hundred
men "oau away CITY WIN .,sin VIC "n@'s Ienan
redacton b. ELECTED by disbandins indiscrininaisIy
blocks OF Two companies g'S Q, 'ow1h,"g Ne epetP
Prr 20 me vIt1',, ara Ve'"v "oa4s""s> 'ee'1l' "
H'b1r-A"e'iodn er'mp'
yKsIAxfsH AT Roxy
Rome March u correspondence London Tines.
thinx Il worth while 10 return To the subject ~ Fe-
panism in Rome parieuisriy after eonysrs.,on with
a bishly respectable Irish eocIesiastc Ho too, had
heard Of the existence Of this spirit In the irish Coese