The New York herald., 1866-04-09

gunner and driver J. Flood, battery Ninth brigade,
racy. has Ooen promulgated Tho Court sentenced the
prisoner 10 bs marked with the letters "B G. " Dad
characte 70 be drummed out Of tho servic and 70 be
med out the prisoner cheercd loudly for the Fenan
Brotherhood and for the Irish republic. He was then
escorted 70 Richmond Brdewell where no Ii 70 undergo
his imprisonment
A REAL ESTATE MPROvER ARRESTED.
At Capel street Police Court, Dublin, March ~, gen-
,s%.a named Wood who arrived that ponins % lrG@ IN
spector Devin with having in hs possession fowns
piece and some ammunition. Mr. Wood stated that he
had recently taken estate ut Cfden in the county OF
Galway, 70 which he taking the gum and that he did
not know there any egay in Its possession under
iraie directed the discharge Of Hr Wood OBTAINING The
gun however, until such time he should obtain license
for ts possession He also directed Mr. Wood 70 apply
to the police authorities for permission 70 carry the qua
10 Clifden.
AN ARMY ORDER ABOUT SINGING.
The following general order has been Issued TO the
soldiers have lately convicted and punished for
singing songs containing sditious and ratoroas words
line that soldier should have in his possession sedous
songs documens and should hereafter soldier be
found TO have such IN his possession no will be instantly
brought TO trial for disobedience oil orders
MORE ARMS ron THE PoLTcE.
The authorities in Dublin Castle have resolved TO arm
all the police Of Ireland with revolvers.
PESIAS CIRCULARS.
The CtGime Tipperary Chronicle states that mags.
rate has received letter threatening him with assass
nation because OF his activity This writer airms that
this gentleman only escaped death some days since IN
doomed to die The letter bore the representation of
coffin and the words This ia yours" sub-inspcctor
OF police at Cogbeen who has been actively employed
OF late in putting down Fenansm has also been threat
encd in the same way
American "suspects- TO Leave Prison
and Go Home IL they Wtsh.
In the House OF Commons March % The 0'DoSoGHrs
asked the Attorney General for Ireland whether he did
Ax.y IA ~
Ireland and whether he objection 70 releasing
from custody those arrested under the suspen
sion OF the Habcas Corpus act who procure hail.
Whether true. reported In tho papora that the
Catholic Cathedral at Armagh searched and the
vaults entered SO, whether this was done by drec
done by the direction with the approval of tho
government whether he did not think the matter ought
To be made the subject Of inquiry with view TO giving
redress TO the Catholics and 10 preventing the
renee Of such act and whether he would state The
Land bill which tho government was going 10 introducn
differed In principle from the bill by Mr. Card
wen and II so. what was the difference.
Mr. LAWSON, In reply to the honorable members irs,
question: said that careul investigation was made In
the case Of every person arrested under the act and
person retained In custody unless the government
In promoting the objects OF that conspiracy Hear hear
In his opinion would have very bad effect indeed II
they were to release upon bail tho who we're 30
engaged and TO permit them to travel ti ough the coun
try carrying On their designs. Hear hear) With re-
gard to finding BAL those persons would have no DIM
Guilty doing that because would only be necessary
for them 10 indemnity the surees for the breach Of
their recogniEanoes Bat II there were persons In
Ireiand-and there sone-who had come from
America 10 promote the objects or the association, hc
would be disposed 70 ryy acogit. con5sd>r1fon D.
any application ,raic tey n.isii moks II they ,s,a
iedcs H,tond and u rzniH b. AmSrico. daughter and
cheers With respect 10 the honorable members second
question, q search In the Catholic Cathedral nj
Armagh he had written Ireland for full Information
subject and directed that II should he procured
He had not yet however, received u, and H the honora
bic gentleman would be good enough 20 repeat his que.
ton he should be In position 10 give him the fullest
Information on the matter
The ODoyoGHrg-To morrow
Mr.. LAWSON could not sns.er Tor that, hut thought II
extremely likely With respect 20 the honorable
gentleman S third question: 10 the Land bill which The
that bill he the honorable member himself and
The Honsc woad that IL would be extremely impro.
per for him then 10 sntic pate the statement which should
be made upon the introduction of that measure Hear,
hear lie had reason 10 hope, however, that ths pro
posa oi the government would be onr TIA. would he
kcly To lead 10 satisfactory settlement VI very dim
cult and vsxed question. Hear, hesr) =
THE BOOT ON rHE orifER Lgo.
From the London Post, March n
Hut II rs hardly 10 be expected the, they
he Cansdians) will have occasion 10 defend their from
tiers because II is o cvscicJHs thai the American
ernment will suffer tho Fenans really 70 march bands OF
armed men and launch armed vessels from the towns
ard barbors of the United States TO attack snd pundor
tho ships and territories Of friendly Power II Is
simply absurd 10 dignity with the name OF such
marauding expeditions the Fcnians may he able 10
send out, Nheiher by % land As ireland ifcl! h.
perfectly tranquil there IL not the shadow OF pre-
ence for calling the Fenian movement In America
aud, es.I ru1tsy Jrcioad, sposd
be ag1ssf all Lgw ard s<ies for Pocv srih ,rss
peace suffer et.,v - ci=ess Briiisl st
y6 cithr ifs ts0tfces 70 oormh horii, ats ogJsHs