, 1866-12-13

Gunboats and Troops Sent to
Ireland.

CoJTRABAED GOODS.

!
iFrom he Cork Examiner, November 2s.)
| The Cork Steamship Company's screw
steamer Halcyon arrived here from Liverpool
at P. m. yesterday, and, according to nsual
detective ives-constable Courtney and Sub.
| Constable Mor1 tssey-to watch, and, where
ever 1t might appear e1pedfent, to examine
all cases landed from thnt and all other
steamers arriving at the quays. At 8 o'clock
this morning. when the cargo OF the Halcyon
was In course Of being discharged, The deiec.
4 tyes, under the direction Of Head Constable
Galc the Custom House officers were also
present, asslsting>. opened several esscs
Is na aoey were brought ashore, but foz
meter was discovered. a. length, Two @ very
ordinary. looking deal casca iron bound
we're brought ont Of the ship. The first wai
q shallow case, similar to those In which
surface there was painted IN black letters
This side np-with care" It's dimensions
were five feet long, three feet wide, an6
about eight Inches deep, On the maraat
e'de small plain white card was tackled
John DAILY d Co., 81 Grand Parade, Cork
On this being opened BY Detective Constable
Courtney, 1t was found to contain thirtr En-
field rifles, perfectly new, with new ring
lock bay onct attached to each. There weF.
also sPa,e parcels Of nipples attached t.
moulds. for casting the conica1 hui
lets, were also tound In the case. Tht
Weapons we're the same as those issued to tht
british army, and appeured to have just left
The manufacturers hands ; the bayone
blades we're still coated with congea1ed oil
on the butt Of each gun was fmureszed
''kynock j. Co., Birmingham" The arm:
were closely packed With straw, and The
case vas bound With iroh hopping, Thi:
case wns registered In the shlp's manifest 81
containing American leather. Another case
was soon afterward landed, similarly made
which werc--flve feet long, tEo feet three
inches vide, and cue foot eight inches deep,
THIS case had merely the card on the lid,
With the address: John DAILY s CO., No.
y Grand Parade, Cork" On this being
and bayonets, exactly similar 10. and BY the
same makers as the Thirty others.
siS new bullet moulds. Eack mould
would cost Is. Cd Ia the shop. This case
was mentioned in the manifest as containing
talncd anything prohibited. These eighty
stands ofaIms were all in the most perfectly
scrviteable condition, aud shot never al-
Peared to hare been fired out Of one Of them.
immediately amer The discovery had been
the fact to Snb-1nspector Hamilton Of the
city force, and 1t was also reported to The
County Inspector, both of whom proceeded
with an escort 10 Pcnrose Quay, aud had the
I'VE cases Of arms removed 10 the Union Quay
Police Station, where they were unpacked
and examined. The seizures occasioned no
little excitement In the city, and tho Mayor
and several Of the nagistracy, and other re.
speesahle citizens, visited the station
qnsg puFpGso u ta' seeing eFn1s 'Ss 5ss ths
purpose Of whose La portation cannot be
doubted. It is right to say that the author.
tiles entertain no suspicion whatever thai
the arms we're Intended for the very respect
able firm tEho keep carpet and upholstery
aiehonte IN one Of our principal strects) te
whom they we're addressed. but believe that
house being In tho habit of receiving good:
connected with their trade, from Enrl1st
manufacturers, packed In cases similar It
those seized. that this mode Of conveying
arms Into the country was availed Of as tht
eonsested sis e; siA"a aith i Dsiy Sly CO.'S es:
removal to their ultimate destination. '
An ALLEGED AMER1cAy FESIAS ARRESTED,
1As Northern ltAtg Of November 3G says
Last evening Sub-Constable Courtenay ar
rested, at Donegal Quay, a very respectfully
an@cr a Goo SeSs spa us
icnn fenlan, or agent of Fen1anism In this
country. The yonug MAN admitted that lie
bad been recently In the American navy. but
he denied having any connection with Feni
| AtuslA' &AG HAs A%EESLCu al LIE LlhSIDW DOA[,
carrying portmanfeau, which was searched,
but no documents Of a treaSouablc dcscrip
tlon were found upon him. He stated that
his father resides In the County Mayo, aud
gave resIcctab1e references to parties ol
spector Harvey teIcgrsphed to Mayo. &C
9uaint.ng bis friends Of IFS arrest. Mr. Orme
R. H., attended at the police Office last night
and being acquainted With the fact Of the or
ed;' 'eft Tave orders for the prisoners close Gus
TIE rES1As CS1roRM:
tF,om the London Times, November esl
Yesterday the Liverpool detectiycs seizet
large box recently arrived from America
which on examination was found to co1tat.
vcry handsome FGnian officers Uniform, Il
wit: A rich tunic Of green cloth, elaborated,
braided and With gold lacc on the collar
Of green SILK. with the Irish harp In gold ol
The front. The box also contained three re
! volyers, dagger. leathefn belt and cattrfdg.
box, and 4 copy Of otIicinl regulations
ALARM IN THE PROVINCES.
{Fyctn the Cork E1nn,lnes, November 9y]
4 number Of arrests for Fenlanism hav
been made since Saturday. In Droghed
two men were taken into custody on Sun
day. one arrest has been made In Belfast, on
in Tuam, and four ut Carricmacgoss. In th
!: latter case the prisoners were charged wit
attempting to administer an unlawful oath
: Unusual rigiinnce is being displayed b
! the military authorities IN the principal gal
! | rison towns. In Cork and Dublin the troop
. wvse kept under arms ali through satutaa
| night, and the suburbs of Dublin we're ps
/ tr0llcd by cavalry.
In Limerick tie military force Is be;n
! I strengthened, and It Is stated that an In
portant .poeition on the Shannon Is to
t 4 force Of two hundred marines will q
E rive In Queenstown in few days; md II
l n
:, Guar1idn states. under reserve, howeve
:. that project for sendlng twenty regimen
9 Of English militia into this country i uud
{ consideration By the War Of1cc,
8 The large naval force on the Irish coss
l including several lron.c]ads and frigates
!. the arst-class, is, according 10 report, to
. reinforced By a dotilla Of gunboats, to
= distributed In various directions.
Z ARRESTS IL AALIow.
= From The Cork EIsmfnef, November FL
Considerable excitement and some sppr
. hcnsion has been created In Mallow, by soa
= arrests which have just taken place in th
e town, tn connection with Fenianlsm. 1t
4 believed there arc good many members
" the Fcnian brotherhood In the locality, Al
the absence of military protection caus
tinlid people to fear distu1banee-. There
ba,Eack, capsule Of seeopmodating 1 ebo 2,
occupation Of the staff OF the North Coz
= Rites, which numbers thiEty Mea In atl, b
some of these sleep at lodgings through II
town. The 1oc*l conssabularF force music
n about dozen men These make up the e
p tire defensive force stationed in the town.
); The first ofth recent arresb wss made {
Z Saturday night Patrick Markham. who b
!, been Tor some time employed "a hes
le waiter ut the Royal Hotel, near the railws
station, and is one OF the rank and die Of =
q | y. c. Rifles, WAS heard by Head Const
a ! BILE Reale TO Use sediNons language
. the public street, at II o'clock on Salurd
night, apd WAS thereupon taken into Gust
, dy and lodged in the Bfidewel1. On scar
d being made at bis lodgings, 1t Is report
that documents we're fouDd OF g comprpm
It ing character, and thst they, In some degre
of led 10 the tetond nr1esf.
J. About noon On Sunday, Mr.. Sub.Inspect
1t Boyse. Head constable Reale. and psrty
te coEstabulafy arrested John Sullivan, at
ls lodgings In the New street, Sullivan was I
Is proprietor ofa bakery in the town some til
ID since He had the reputation Of bel
Or ''centfe" Of the Feniau circle In MalloW, a
Of was amongst the persons about to be arrest
cr last year. He then went to America, ~ht
" | be remained few weeks after which he
d. turned to Dublin, under Au assumed ran
Z, but Vas recognized by Warner, and was th
e arrested under the HabeGs Corpus Suspeasi
Ut Aet, and lodged In Aounttoy prison: an
Ut some months Incarceration he Was Nhefst
ID al large, following, It is said, no pstticu
d. occupation. He is now W1doEer and
fatheL of geveraf children, on whose nccor
as great COMMUNICATION is felt by the tow
r. people.
Of Daniel Ducgan was drinking and card p1
re ing in the public house Of Richard Wal
m ! Bridge street, aud 1t is alleged that be
ng | tered 4 Fen1an sentiment over the gan
ad which led to his being arrested BY Ht
BE In Biideve,l immediately after being arr
Nv | ed. and was subsequently brought be;