The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-20
THE FENIANS.

Sergeant Darragh OF the English army, tried BIZ
court martial for Fenanism. and planning mutnY
in Cork garrison, had been found guilty ana SEN
fenced by the court to be shot Her Majesty had
hov ever commuted the sentence to penal servitude
Tor lie.
THE LATEST ARREsTs-MoRE FENIAE ARMS FOUND
AND MORE ENGLISH DEsERTBRs.
Dublin (Aprit 81 Correspondence Of London Times.
The police Yesterday morning arrested a man
ham jail without troubling the MAGISTRATES. they
had good reason for doing so, for although he called
himself compos'or, ne was prepared to distinguish
ings, In No. Harmony row, they found con.
cealed behind the window.shutter, in the space
for the pulley lines and weights three seven'cham.
Der reviewers, new and of the best make, a sword
and three bullet mouds, with quantity of car.
tridges and bullets They found also IN possession
OF the prisoner the ''LIie OF Robert Emmett" the
"Battle of Aughrm," and number seditious
songs, which PLAINLY indicated the use he intended
TO make of the arms ana ammunition. AS in all
similar cases. the arrest made in consequence OF
private information conveyed to the detectives
MIR j. SlatterY, owner of the public house near
Dublin Castle, in which number of persons
lately arrested on charge of Fenianism. has been
has also authorized the release of Mr.. Grace, pri-
soner from Thomastown, county Kilkenny. His
father applied TO Mr.. Mcdonnell yesterday, to see
whether Mr.. Hort, the resident magistrate oil Kill
kenny, might take the securities there but he was
told that the bail must attend at he Mounoy prison.
A Two more pei sOns-Mlchael Byrne and private
Of the 10th HussaTs-were brought up yesterday by
the detectives as deserteIs. The latter was given
over to the officers of his regiment and inquiries are
to be made about the former, whose regiment is in
England.
William Burrows, tax collector, No. Lennox
place, was charged at the head office Yesterday with
having a sword and bayonet without license. He
said he intended to have them registered. tie was
discharged on bail, but the arms were detained.
John Barnes taken up for using seditlous language
In singing saloon, having excused himself on the
plea OF drunkenness was liberated yesterday on his
own recognIZance -H...
Mr.. O'Brennan, of Castebar, proprietor of the
Connaught Patriot, who reaIrested a short
tune ago, has been released ON his recOgnizlnce
in fl00
The Limerick Reporter states that two more ma
tiona schoolmasters-Murray and O'LeaTy-have
been arrested at Groom, in that county, charge
of FenaDlsm, with person named Thornhlll said
to be relative of the postmaster.
The Kilkenny police made an important discovery
of arms and ammunition near the city OF Waterford
in public house on Tuesday. In one of the rooms
they found beautiful revolver (Amercan patternl
and a gger On searching in the garden they due
up an immense chest, filed with rife bullets, ball
cartridges, and a great quantity of powder. The
owner of the house was arrested and further arrests
In that quarter are expected. Kilkenny county
reaches 10 the city of Waterford.
man named Quinn, said to have been actively
employed IN promoting the Fenian cause IN Scot
iand has been arrested in Sligo on warrant from
| the Lord Lieutenant
a cooper, named Horgan, has been arrested In
Cork as q suspected Eenian
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 conSpifacy'