New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

pora two musicians and minimum Of 49, or maximum OF ~
In email manufacturing farming districts squad 70 De
raised under Supervision Of centcrs Of circles to the nume
OF from fifteen thirty and uniting with others az the
nearest pont until company of the required strength
until ten companies are completed TO be followed Oy w ~
poinmont Of the hedocers the colonel OF which VII DC al
lowed select and appoint hs regmenta stan aduaDl anu
regmenta qSartemase which shall complete the organize
ton Of gmen and when each organization eonp. 'n
will report the same by letter to these AZ
the same time i9rTadng complete muster C on or T aSpe
ton these headquarters together Win any hiomaon a'
fach regiment II infantry will be armedgand uniformed as
follows, muske rfe oaber y tbeeehoader pTeierTed
waist e cap and cartridge box driver and wiper 70
each nan and uniformed with blue cloth cap with green
banl oe and half inch wide OF worsted lace green nan
mel or vorsed blouse and sky blue pants Government patten
with green worsted cord down the outer seam and an over
tVernment pattern The cost the entire uniform WIZ
and oaI be- furnished these headquarters at the lowest con
tract rltes on application The officers and first sergean 70
swords and the insignia Of Their RANK the pattern or
which also Of the buttons, viii be furnished
Each regiment Of cavalry (which will not exceed hye TO De
raised districts where this particular OF the service mas
The protenee) 70 be uniformed infantry Substituting
the breeoadng caabnes for the muke OF same eaeer car
ryng pistols and wearing spurs Horses ana equipments oI
cavalry regiments viii be supplied Immediately after occupying
the enemys country. .u, A.. u.,ou
ants and fifty men will be raised for light artillery to oe UNI
formed the same as cavalry or infantry ana dred e ts s
of the service the for which viii be hereafter speheu
III All commissions for officers Of every gade wiz oS
itsued from these Headquarters and no oheer wiz %
In service until commissioned Great care should o. taken
in their selection and when company OF regiment Is hse9
the Of the applicants for must DC
services accompanied by Recommendation is once ID sueh
The commissioned officers to be appointed by Colonies on
the recommendations Of Captains who BY their good conduct
viii be promoted to fill vacancies arising from the casualties oil
~ Department inspectors win be appointed from these head
onorers with orders TO visit their respective departments IN
suect the oops and give such information shall insure
complete success and earnestly requested that oil
State and Circle Ceners Immediately upon the duties OF
Organizing and equppng army active service in the held
which viii be required on ,he moment Of lts completion,
BY command ~ President WILLIAM r. hObEkiS
s p SPAR, Adluant General and Acting Secretary Of
The leader says There really is reason to think
that stephens already Ireland viii soon be there and
that be eckons not on success at least on lmPamty ne
how easily rebels have been let OF Of late and thinks the
game II the worst comes TO The worst at least SAFE one
e Times those who obsequousy eountenanee fe1an
ism that rebellion would be stamped out as we stamped out
II SAYS Ist happens with the exception Of poor Mr
Smith Bren we have not had Rebel Tor many YEAR, Tho
was man SO should there be another lsh hue
hon there vii be false sympathy nor even respect or those
who take part No doubt Government and the hgh e'
and military authorities and public opinion VII al De ~ a'or
o oil possible mercy and tenderness bnt 30 9s
earth tie the hands and restrain me 9i ~
the spot IN the heat Of the conflict and ha "
lshman the Saxon aud Cet OF tins day are tgpatAAg 'ne
same as they In 1911 and I'VE and entirely depends as
We believe Ireland whether there Is 10 be repetition oil
those dreadful scenes rebellion Is always posDe 20 so
in time bot not Ne suppression Ihat cannot oe sopeo gnS
While warning can be given Than have 10 maze ua! 700
late idle circumstances and months too late stu idr com
plants How vain u 70 iaE anout Jnmaiea 30" .at b
over How vain may possibly be 10 talk about leAhd TINS
time neat year, -
Writing the subject me UdlE Nous lAt
which the English people have iosered win regard 70 he
Fenian conspiracy Is likely TO be dty exploded We have
sdtenuf,s and enthusiasts without resource without sup
port popular sympathy and without orgun5aton and tAt
longer ans possibility Of thus thinking Fenanism SUI hung
and active II merely clustering in the United States and
Ireland Emissares are coming and going 10 and from
America snd consguments Of hhyoLeis aud mice are d
patched nom Rngsh workshops 10 Irish ports Pixies and
bullets are manufactured and stored The pro
portion OF articles ilci; aud coniraband which
authorities On both sides by The Government and
by the easAnty outbreak expected Il can have bat one
I'M M ~, .' ante cs5sSt ss, he feuan leaders and
their followers believe OF
and prepared 10 encounter without being discouraged
slmos any amount Of preliminary failures and miscarriage
lord rly speaking session with the lnss OF oh ca
LnoWledFes which, Notwithstanding there were probably
carcd that since ls the state Of popular feeling In Ire
land had been unsatisfactory as 1t now IT,
The outbreak Of re was cds play compared WIN ths co
spirncy Of leo The public mind was then dangerously eI
cited II Is suenly Unaffected Violence was speedily
crushed By overwhelming force but organization OF con
sp.racy which works underground which eneHs Its hnSs
they broken and the leaders OF when poess sA
patience and hope proof sgains reason ana ushppoh'
not to be thus summaTy suppressed Inc Pst ihat coud
returning TO ireland and rnisn The standard oil Iue3 We
fore the year The worst thai dsaectOn should nger
on waiting opportunity that all never come, unseng
minds by vain hopes aid fears and by the sense o nss
curity paray1ng enterprise and driving capital non the aud
! MR. T. HUGHES N p. AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.
In compliance with the invitation of Mr. r. Hughes tho pop
ular member Ion lambeth nnmeIously attended meeting OF
tuesday night NOiclU'I W
the Lecture Hall Garter st., Wawort On entering the hall
Mr. Hughes received with loud cheers.
The chair taken by Mr Selway chairman OF Mt
Hughess committee.
Mr Hughes on coming forward to address the meeting
received with loud cheers lie said he there In conform
y with what he called the good custom OF the representatives,
ia the English House ~ Commons meeting their constituents
mn Cbecrs Within The De-, Jew DAYS he had boon
ing with than member bo expressed 70 him Their
regret his adoption OF t course Il WIS sad that these
Of meetings were very a 10 make member 'he mon
pieces OF their constituents "A OIcc; so ey Ot lo ne
alive was TO keep sympathy with his constituents. Cheers
lie believed thai 30 aF member kept IN sympathy with
vhy and heart OF his r he would have power IA the
House OF Commons Hear hea7 lie confessed be did not
think could keep IN yrpathy with his constituents
especially an immense constituency like that o lambeth M
less b, the opportunity OF least once every year coming
lis constituents 10 tell them What be had done IA time a,
to hear anything they might have 10 say Oh hs eoIuuS 20
listen any views they might have respecting what should be-
questions Of public interest Hear h"aF IL was IN con
ory with that good custom hat he came before them that
niglt Hear hcar Some persons said these meetings wero
exceedingly difficult because DE constituents were 80 perfectly
Indifferent about political matters but so iS as es eApreIee
ven. difficulty did not meet aim n all Tor during bis
so IN tLo H,.e of Commons without having a rent
many letters from constituents Of his, approving and
dsa1lyoyng OF the speech he made. When he md speak
AZ All he also had received letters asking him why be did
spcai ougbter Since Ae had been in Parliament old
belief OF bis had been confirmed, with respect 10 making
,cshes md hat wa that IL member turned ont too many
OF item they would BE- 10 bing him TO grot iaugher
,ahedT else wohd say Hear hsar The disadvantage OF
that was that be had generally peak unpleasant sub
ec because other persons would say what the House Of Com
mons wished to hear Hear hear lie proposed 70 80 over
the session dw cling specially upon hOse questions on which
he felt h duy 20 maze speeches their representative
Hear heaf The INST subject which be addressed inc
House last session the eviction by railway companies Of
ihs poor for the paTose Of pus town their hoa,es near
heaf He opposed the hrs bin that before The House OF
asking or compulsory powers TO pull down poof
peoples houses and That n thrown out Hear henI
On opposing another bin OF similar kind the chairman o
private business said That hu, generally taken
would be very Detrimental 10 large interests ia tho country
aud II suggested 10 BIN that would be better 10 prepare
some general standing orders That would eject the obert DO
had IN view lie dd and 10 suggested shat be- should
put them clauses n ;4r Go, 'uen 1u lie c0mped WIN
The Suggestion aud te consequences that alief WhmE
montl month Nj " Gibson withdrew the 'orornmeht
dee he tho standing