Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
THE FENTANS.
a Fenian Soldier Sentenced 10 be Shot
Fresi, Arrests in EreIand-N.ore Desert
ers-ScW ArnlanIents-su Iriss: Threat
10 Shoot the EDrince OF Wales &c


Sergeant Darragh, of the English army, tried by
court martial for FeniGnism and planning mutiny
in Cork garrison, had been found guilty and SEN
fenced by the court to be shot. Her Majesty had
for life.
! THE LATEST ARREsTs-NoRE TENIAN ARMS FOUND AND
aORE EEGLisH DESERTERs.
Dublin april 81 correspondence of London Times
The police yesterday morning ARRESTED a man
named John Harrison. and lodged him in kilmain-
ham jail without troubling the magistrates They
had good reason for daing for although he called
himself oomposltor, lie was prepared to distinguish
himself in different field Of labor. At his lodgings
IN NO. Harmony row, they found concealed behind
the window shutter, in the space for the pulley lines
and weights, three seven-chamber revOlvers, new
and of the best make, sword and three bullet
moulds, with quantity Of cartridges and bullets
They found also in possession OF the prisoner the
Life of Robert Emmett the Battle of Aughrim .
and number of seditous songs, which plainly indi-
ammunitoE As in all similar cases, the arrest was
made in consequence Of private information convey
ed to the detectives.
Mr.. j. Slattery, owner of the public house near
Dublin Castle, in which number of persons were
lately arrested on charge of Feniansm has been
permitted to go out on bail. The Lord Lieutenant
has also authorized the release of Mr.. Grace, prs-
oner from Ihomastown, county Kilkenny. His
father applied to Mr.. Mcdonnell yesterday to see
whether Mr.. Hort. the resident magistrate of Kill
kenny, might take the securities there but he was
told that the bail must attend at the MounOy prison
Two more perSons-Aichael Byrne and private of
the Tenth Hussars-were brought up yesterday by
the detectives as deserters. The latter was given
England.
William Burrowe, q tax collector, No. 4 Lennox
place, was charged at the head office yesterday with
having sword and bayonet without license. lie said
he intended to have them registered He was dis
charged on bail, but the arms were detained.
John Barnes, taken up for using seditOus language
in a singing saloon, having excused himself on the
plea OF drunkenness, hberat ed yesterday on his
own recognizances.
Mr.. O'Brennan, of Castlebar, proprietor of the
Connaught Pdtrotr who was re arrested short time
m ms nuT
&i06. ~ LIS O"-4 1''Os -iiA 'n'oS Ii
The Limerick Reporter states that two more ma
uonal schoolmasters-Murray and 0'Leary-have
been arrested at Groom, in that county on charge
OF fenlanlsm, with person named Ihornhill, said
to be relative Of the postmaster.
The Kilkenny police made an important discovery
OF arms and ammunition the city of Waterford
in public house. on Tuesday. In one of tho rooms
they found beautiful revolver (American PATTERN
and dagger. On searching in the garden they dug
up an immense chest filled with rifle bullets ball
cartridges and great quantity Of powder The owner
of the house arrested and further arrests in that
quarter are expected; Kilkenny county reaches to
the city of Waterford.
man named QUINN said to have been actively
employed In promoting the tenian cause in Scotland
has been arrested in Sligo on a warrant from the
Lord Lieutenant.
A cooper, named Horgan, has been arrested in
Cork a suspected Fenian.
The grand jury of the city of Cork have expressed
their warm approval of the conduct of the govern
ment in putting down the Fenian conspiracy
SAD CASE OF DROWNING.-0n Saturday afternoon
last about O'Clock, entire community was
shocked to learn that young man named John Mil
er residing York street, had come to an untimey
death by drowning. The particulars OF the melan-
choy occurrence, as near can get them are as
follows The deceased had gone to Mummais Dam
that afternoon, for the purpose of fishing and was
noticed by several persons who were also there fish
ing, seated beneath tree at the breast of the dam
quietly enjoying himself In short time afterwards
when these parties at another part of the dam
their attention was suddenly attracted by a loud
spashing and commOtion in the water, and upon
looking around to discover the cause of it. they no
tced that he struggling in the water They i'm
medately hastened to his assistance but before hey
could reach the spot he sank and the gurgng waters
closed over himr His body was Immediately recoy-
ered but the vital spark had fed The deceased was
subject frequent attacks of falling fits and the sup
position is that whilst laboring under sudden spasm
or it he fell or plunged into the DAM and being un-
able to help himself, perished. The deceased was
about IS years of and enjoyed the respect of all
who knew him. His remains were inferred at the
chapel on Monday morning.-Hanouer Spectator.
A SwINDLER.-On the 24th ultmo, one of the Paris
clubs expelled creole, who pretended to belong to
one of the best families of Guadaoupe This indi-
vdual has in six weeks gained enormous sums even
to some hundreds of thousands of francs. young
merchant, who had lost more than eighty thousand
francs surprised him in the act of cheating known
by the name of sdutsr Ia coupe The delinquent was
forced to restore the money he had that day won and
was then expelled,