The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27

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Waterford and other towns active searches being
made
The official Dsisnnik Warsarski says that stephens
be intends conferrng with NJ Herzen and the members
OF his international revolutionary club; The frsncn
police would not allow him 10 taTry at Paris
YURTHsR ARRESTS IN DUBLIN.
On the night Of the llth the police OF Dublin arrested
seven persons In house In North Anne street. -Four or
In the kitchen OF the house. In the pocket OF man
they found proclamation calling the Irish people 20
be ready for nsurecton.
TRREATENEp ATTACK ON THE LONDON CUSTOM
From the London Shipping Gazette, Jan. 10
Of the Customs having received an anonymous commu-
nicaton 70 the eject that some attempt would be made
70 damage the custom house in the course OF last night
body OF the tidewaters was appointed to keep watch
over the building and the gates OF the quay have been
to-day closed against the public. We have made inqui
although some such letter has been received and pre-
cautionary measures taken, the authorities inclined
10 regard the AFFAIR ss an idle threat
THE FENiAN ARREsrs AT SLIGO.
From the Sligo Champion, Jan. IL
About fortnight since some forty men the,eabout
arrived In Sligo from different parts Of Scotland Some
appeared represented themselves stonecuttes look
Ing for work. while Others Of them had stated that they
came at Christmas time to pay visit 10 thor
friends Whether there was something suspicious IN
their manners OF acting appearance whether
an nformer at work alleged by many persons
and name has even boon mentioned-the fact 10 that
the eyes or the police have been upon them for many
days past. Their haunu were noted their lodgings
watched and their own doings not lost sight
authorities for coup dssai on the alleged conspra.
tors Shortly before four o'clock, Mr. soker c. L. Mr.
Neynoe, 8. l.; Head Constables ODonnelI and Coming
Ian Ward Acting Constable darcy; Sub ConstablcsP r
Burke. Stokes Shaw Gallagher Caroin, King, Cooke,
armed and equipped issued from the police baraek and
directed their steps 70 the lodging houses kept by Mr.
Kelly n Pound street and md Mr. L9vs Ss on The Ys.
twentycne persons, including James Sheridan, Scot
land; James Clarke, Scotland; Hugh Deyiin, Dundee
Michael Flynn, GlasgOw, lAborer; William Cassidy,
Cloeher county Of Tyrone, ironmonger; James Gavan
sMseny seosanS ,ronmonssE %s Patrick o cosn Dundee
laborer John Nagec, Francis Gallagher and Peter Hg
nsy We have - yet been unable 70 learn tho Of
the other prisoners On being arrested they were
marched 70 the bsnAck, and searched by Constable
Coughln assisted by some sub constables SO far
on their penons but little shot and few caps In
the pockets Of some Of them. They then marched
70 the Jail and lodged in T. Mr. Howey r.. NJ, is at
present holding investigation at the jail into the
matter but II 10 Of strictly private nature II N er-
pected the prisoners will be remanded.
NEW DRvELoPnENr OF FxxrISisx.
From the Manchester Guardian, Jan. IL
Our Liverpool correspondents have received, from
gentleman whose previous communications relative 70
Fenisnsm in Liverpool have proved that he was trust
worthy informant aud capable OF getting VI the
OF the SOD dssf Brotherhood some information which
he them Ia strictly true however absurd aud i'm
probable the facts may appear TO any one outside lana
tic asylum. The purport Of the communication that
in Liverpool which has always been one OF The great
centres q Fsnlsnism, and where the chief members
towns In England, ireland and Scotland, wen
with America the movement Is as vigorous as ever or
course the proceedings Of the Brotherhood
Quoted with much more caution than before the recent
tras and arrests Delegate meetings constantly held
Of the tnted Kingdom and North America; bat these
meetings mover held twice In the place In order
70 bane the police. 10 prevent the suspicion outsiders
end 20 put the spies and nformers who 20 be gep
arabic from Irsh conspiracy the wrong scent The
Communication with America II more aciive than
styled Fssian ''ambsfsadors, now arrive al and leave
Liverpool 10 and om American poIts weekly, aud,
many Of them are persons Of gocd sdf-s~ nd syeh
suspicion whatever excited 30 far ~ our afcrnsn,
has been able 70 learn the sten Of the fsnisn body
dictaios. Aesshsr, viii be remembered ~ss the
leader OF the Irish Brigade IN the American
is ns psns are ss'a % os 70 av.as 'ne 'senso % AMY
and v'fh tae oisr 10 jor Hs gsPsyor NoyLcn IN s.'
toiniag ne t.yos> J kazfssiiies - xv'eo ny this
stroke Of policy 10 stated that Hesgher hopes 20 secure
The eternal good will OF the scperor spoeonl and 10
gam hs support the scheme of establishing lhe "nde
pendsnce" OF Ireland
THE rnETCu CANADIANS AND rgt FgSIsS aoyg
nrNT.
IFrom the London Poet, Jan. lJl
Some o. the New york journals are very anxious 10
make appear that 4 spirit OF dlsaaeci on 70 British rule
prevails amongst the French Canadians and shat the
latter generally and eagerly desire 20 b. eaanr.
OF the great republic fhey ane-t n boieve thsi
vide spread conspiracy exists among the ffcug Cans.
dlans and that the latter are prepared - any no
ment 70 cooperate actively viii Irish imeii' ~
Fenians in an aitsiapt 10 ~fcst c-nsfa IRON me
crown Of Great Britain. From The remark oi bsse
writers with reference 10 a meetn, which rsenty too.
place At insignificant town IN the sise % Neg loi
Of few erpntrsied French Canadian u b. oUs ION. hff
the Ameiiesns, always engrossed WIN heir oNn coz
Germs have never sought 90 make them iqaaut'd
with the true character of The vast majority 0 'br POM
siion OF Lower Canada Their ignorance. infeeo irth
with regard 20 The people aud ne ini thi
features and pcculisrt~s ~ The eo9ufrr I'M
medlaely adjoining their own, BE-, 70 .'y
nation which boasts Itself bsine che enlightened
the face of the globe The most ridiculous Htteneus
appear from day 70 day p many Of The prnepal n"gs.
paper the subject of Canada and The ass generally
of British North America. Lately they have more than
once been good enough 10 warn The Rnu.h soyofn-
vas,on taking place during the winter ihsn al
other season, owing "a the fat fhai tue rFcn anh
then froren over and everywhere prrsen, a bridge
which army with al its beggafe sud artillery
might without dircnty he moved Il ~ hardly worih
while 70 INFORM The American ionruilifs thai The
areat lakes Do ffeege ard become covered
with Arm 0oors;n bui u important that The people o.
this country should know that the climate Of
Canada in truth % ta greatest ssiegu against
erterns dsnger and that the rhole lsnfth of The
froptier dnrng the winter months can b. beid aud
Attended BY a mere handful of troops indicousiy
Disposed at certain points along - pra sren'
French Canadians bave 20 cause 10 BE- abaned ~ the
history before since the ossson O ihcll coohiry %
England They have nj AZ umes eHbibiled cpniase
worthy Of their heroic anceeforssven whrn 10 ls'i1
they IA arms 70 MAINTAIN Nnsf they Dertfo 10 -
Their Just nghisand excaps upon that occasion their
LOYALTY aud fidelity 10 the ~ Great Britain
has been emnenty conspicuous 70 h>'.,-s f~ as -.
s,anf nsi 20 b~or> lovsi p>upis
tcy1fd aoadssead o. ally Dt>Hsssrss sTb
Irsl. .lm>,os- r.gsa, q. "a. psrpo~ 1'p',t.og B'.t
ia r,ds ta Canrss wguid D, d g~sr law gross rsst
A. the present tins the frontier " Canada Wat is
guarded By several companies % Preach Canad an vei
aplesrs sna xs believe that 10 he event Of aBy a
tempted Invasion Of that part Of the province ~ th~
frsh. American fenians by Their 0~u errsiriat-i
conntryren. They would shhlms %" SANE ofs,- ~.
their fathers dld during the lat American under
the galsn, DE -AAbeuy, a Ne smous battle u chss
afxnsy W. h1rs rood b iri0tc haf ~ Fess~h
Canaoians Az far furs being d'fsahffed wrn nsir
pr>~i a~pdifson ~ l,t' fasye pgsprfs h>y ar hte
ditdisg indsefrotn and rOrr pegDk fsd " tftfs
fp A.v nsv siG tr~n ,, o.sntd g-ong ~ NOT
t,ysi u13seh n ~ hyssy - ary Par y ~ B1hiA
dom ,nugt
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