New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

sninnri they iomd alof situsted upper story
bench having files tnrucrew and other tools and b.
side 1t gu which appeared to have been in the
VI repair IN the er OF the roof the bench the
Offices found horse pistol n o. fynn having
Police station In the Of the afternoon he brought
before MI Allen, AZ the Head Police Court and formally
manded until Saturday next.
Thursday evening the house Of Chrstopher Bailey No 20
there found in fowling piece gun barrel with
part Of sock and lock- and sword Bailey arrested aud
was to-day brought before Nj Allen when he was remanded
OPINION or TIE PEOPLE AS TO WHAT cAS BE DoHE
| ~ IRELAND.
There is not one sensible well-inorTned TO be
found IN the country who holds II his opinion that
rising by the people to throw of the British yOke-as
they call itwOud result in anything but most 81 gna
complete and most overwhelming failure. AL lrishmen
agree on this pont they say that all the OMahonys
Roberts and hillans with all the Fenians IN America
at their back be OF no possible far Ireland
| herself Is concerned. al the present They say that
| England would as soon think OF parting with London
rs with Ireland. The humiliation OF Lngiand would be
complete il Ireland could succeed in Wrestling herself
frOm Engands close embrace" thing they hold ~ be
ai present absolutely and totally impossible just look AZ
Us they England gaTrisons every town. village ana
hamlet Her great rOn-cads stationed IN all the i'm
pOrtan harbOrs while her fleets hover round the coast
Her light guuboats penetrate "a Athone the very center
of Ireland II occasion required IL the whole loyal
militia OF England and Scotland could be thrown into
Ireland In less than a week. But even admitting the
wild idea that the lenian succeeded 10y we'll planned
and spontaneous uprising IN overcoming the army aud
navy OF England aud capturing the different gaIrisons
say tueN mastered the Ofdugefnen and lONal Protest
ants and the twelve thousand loyal police. what then
How long could they keep Ireland What assistance
| could the American FeniaIs givet What would
signify OMahOny s few gunbOats admitting that be
would have them 10 send. II would simply amount
to nauRht. The English Government made war
against the American colonies for seven years though
the colonies were 1900 miles away. How long would
they make against ireland that s only four horra
d.SaLce OF time from them' But to use the words OF
the Irish themselves the very idea OF discussing the
question is more than absurdity." An expedition
I fU :
the side of England is unbounded wealth aud power on
the part Of Ireland, unbounded poverty and helpless
| hess.
THE CAPTUBE OF CANADA THE ONLY HOPE.
| The people OF Ireland who sympathize with Fcnian-
ism say that the real object OF the extensive organ
ization in America is 20 procure rising OF the people
Ireland then indeed the Of Ireland IS hopeless
and the sooner the organization is dsbanded the better
II will be for Ireland They say they have only one
hope,he only bright side Of the picture that they can
md 10 contemplate II that Canada mag be captured
H. say they. our friends in Amerci really intend
to help Ireland let them 60 TO work at once and with.
| ont further talk. take Canada They imagine that
there Irish enough in the United States to actually
swarm and ovcrrun the country. They say " there Is
| no law against having arms in Canada; therefore
when you ready let every Fenan repair 10 Canada
with his gun ana his ammunition and when the de
sired number Of men the border let them, on
given day point 90 900 guns al the garTsons OF Cana
do. Let them have few skiul generals, and tauauh
viii be theirs. II vii be rising Of British sub
jecis 10 establish government for themselves 70 De
called the Irish Republic Of North America Then
Irshmen will have chance Of testing themselves and
proving to the world whether they are capable OF gov
erning themselves or not. IL they are nb!e 10
govern themselves and maintain friendship WIN iue
United States then old Ireland would swell VII, JOY
from the Giants Causewny 10 Cape Gear tLen Lunt
and tho rest OF them would be exchanged foca
land ord and tenant bill would become law in Ireland
Poor houses and tthes would be abolished. Her school
system would Doe OF her own choosing. In word AL
her grievances would be rcrcssed aud, perhaps, acr
years the blessings that ow from well regulated Re.
public would De hers But an attempt 10 free Ireland
Will only degrade her more than she Is IN the eyes oi
The world viii bring death and ruln on Thousands o Ter
sons. wi. only tighten the chons around her
rcCk and reduce h0r 10 actual wreiehedness. "lry
Canada they saw If yOu fail IN being able 10 gov
ou Yourselves. YOU can 0,k 20 BE- admiuct 10 TIC
Federal Union Canada will make two good sized
States. Bat believe II You bring all your energies
10 bear you can't fail and in any case the question oi
Fcuianism viii have received tie only solution that u
ever receive and the sooner that contamination
reached the sooner Ireland vail cease her suiieFine
Lord Monck goes oui 20 omorrow by the AnsiTalasian
have learned that be has been instructed 20 be very
vatchfl a. 10 the ingrrs Of Fclals rom tie United
Sfics and n the event cf nsy organized bodies oi Ien
ber 2 found eros sing over The line appeal strongly
90 the United States Government rather than make any
display OF force himself hut at the time TO see
that the Commando chief 0f Canada keeps his army
well In haud so bc able 10 bold our and maintain
tie strong gurrs0ns Until reinforcement could arrive
iu TIE early Spring.
viii close this letter b. calling your attention 20 thc
arrest 10 Dublin of three Young men very serious
podcd percussion caps which they aver ilci picked up
In the PtOuy Park. can only tav t1ht one day list
kffA. aliff review titAfA AP HNlf tsita h'eNI
uyse.G aud they were not even exploded Had one 81
Hcr Majesty detectives (malc 0r ieuale) been ac
uuanicL Of tlis fact presume would BE- about tbs
time commencing 20 serve l0 years o. least. The FOL
lowing is the story a. told by r. Dabiti Nail
ARHFsTs OS CHaHGE or srPPOsEp tEsfA irsefdly
mOruc between lnte 1c Ilk Inspector DUfd Dttec'N"
OF rr Rotheisv. and PoeC Unstable Doyle. i3 =, pro
rrrri % the house No John sanc which they proceeded
10 .ea1cl They found lying in tnree young men who
utsr william Llrdy 20 shoemaker. and Joseph % Ne.l
21 ac hins who had formally rrsd-d u Mhuclesies b
S. lo wiu the lest three months, nad come 20 DshIn
yger tncy had since lived. without nsfuflnc employ
m.ut Iro parties bsus questioned dcued thli hey BAD
uy arms o. rels0uauc documents 10 their ID,
0a e-s uinriii'e went 900 % search but 1 hey found
wa. drilling book Published according 10 Her Majesty
r--1atioas, aud coasderlbe quantity Of exploded pcfcs
ION rEps On being asked o auuu' iur To Possession o. r
after tey sd that they had been len on ther chimney
i.ee by ie boy bit subsequently they stated ha they
pckod iAem up u the rhrnv fafk 1hefeupon they were
rrrcd eud charged will tne possession ~ those articles.
sud suspicion d being mcDcrs oi The fenan con
splracy. ,,,,|
Mf. Allen.
TLs charge having been read.
ln.p-ciof DoTan depo..d 30 the above iuc'
shrr-May be- allowed TO speak
Mr Alen-Nes
Slre-The drill book wa lent 90 us By o vomsu.
Nj. Aleu-Was she in tie army &, llhsh
SAte-N0 bot young WHO lodged there len = hrhnd
him
Mr. Aleu-Thl will matter of Investigation hereafter
lol arc rcfntnded until Tuesday uett.
The prisoners were then removed 70 erlOy the com
forts of q damp cell for few weeks or may be- months
Tree country that
POLITICAL.