The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-21

I the form of bank notes, sipned bv OMahony and
two others. They are for sums varying from f2O to
$50 hearing gbt per cent interest TO be paid when
the lnsh republic established, with tins remark.
able peCu iarity-they are bonds onlthe Curraghmore
estate II IS calculated doubt that some of Lord
Waterords tenants will cash these bonds, believing
that they will thereby secure their farms aud the
farms of their neiehbors rent free in perpetuitY.
There IS reason to believe that similar bonds upon
Irish estates have arrived in other parts OF the
Yesterday evening, about eight O'Clock the psce
in consequence of information received arrested
twenty seven persons at the pubic house No. COX
double that distance from the head police Office Ihe
officers engaged in efecting the pture are;-Ac 1ng
Inspectors Smolen, Smith, Clifford Magee, Clarke
Wolfe Mathews MeCullen, Ennis, and Kelly, of the
detective force, accompanied by superintendent
Among those on the premises at the sine, and VINO
were taken INTO CUSTODY, were John Siatterly and
Thomas atteTIy, the poprietors OF the establish
Several of those arrested were in the taproom
a. the time OF the entrance of the police,
and were engaged playing cards, while others
were font OF the shop counter. some resist
anee, or Gather an att mpt to escape was made on
the part OF one or Two Of the prisoners but without
success. The majority OF the prisoners are perma-
nent residents OF the CITY but number of them
stated TO have arrived here recently rom Man
chester There Is one soldier among the number
be Onging 10 the I'd battalion of the Goth Rifles.
HIS name is samuel McCann, native OF hanches-
ter. James Murphy, alias McCabe another of tne
prisoners, is stated to be serter iIom the 10th
Hussars. The others are nearly AL laborers and
artisans employed IN various parts OF the cItv.
Corporal William Campbell OF the 9th DragOon
Guards who was arrested in Belfast last Wednesday
on charge OF Feniani. m nnd brought to Dublin for
tr al by court martial has been discharged from
tody, The clrcums, ,ances Of the case having been
investigated Colonel the Hon q. S Cathorpe, com
manGlng the 9th Dragon Guards, directed that the
prisoner should be Scharged, and extended his fur
Tough beyond the limit originally designated =
All Boyle, on Saturday night party, under the
dI1echon of Sub Inspector Lynch, proceeGed to the
dwelling OF a man named ravers, about one mile
rom from me town and found snugly conceaed in the
excellent order, viz five pistols; like number of
powder TASKS tul of tue powder; large quantity OF
bullets and also OF decorating caps, together with
two shot pouches. Tray ers Instantly arrested,
and, after information duly sworn, 1ulY committed
Tor tria at the present asslzes
The lamar trOopship arrived alongside the Car
lis pier az klngStOWn. at 10 A M yesterday morn
IN, having on board the 1854 (Sirnngshire) Regi-
ment. from Gosport Portsmouth, ana Weymouth,
for Dublin, in command OF Co.Onel r. Z. Gordon.
She left Portsmouth ON FRIDAY last at halt-past ton
A. NJ, toUcnnR at Portland on saturday, at eleven
"A. M, aud aJ Plymouth on Sunday, whence she
sal ed for Kingstown at neon ON thai day. having
repaired some damage IN her rigging, consequent
1ouling an ron frlgate on leaving Portsmouth The
Aughdrad transport is expected shortly az Kings
town from Woowich Arssna! with one hundred
and thirty tons OF war material for DubIa; ninety
tons OF ounpowder, quantity of wooden targets,
and large amount of other similar stores being
among those shipped. The ship PLGest, with army
stores, is also expected, having left WoolWich on
Saturday for kingstown Or Dubhn.-Du6tth Cores
Spondeace Of the london Times
APPREHENSION FOR THE SAFETY OF THE ENGLISH
VOLUNTEER ARsENALs
In the House of Commons ON the 7th inst, aior
Dickson, on behalf of the honorable member TOR
Abingdon Colonel Lindsay gave notice that his
hono able ano gallant friend would tomorrow call
the attention OF the Secretary or state for War to
the unprou eted and insecure condition in which
many thousand stands of Government arms now in
the hands OF the volunteers are placed.
SCARE IN DUBLIN.
From the COrk Advertiser. Marca g.
TIE laoIes of DuOlin were consio eraby frightened
by a regular cannoRa0e that took place Saturday
morning at daYUreak Numbers OF them rose and
dressed two hours earlier than their wos and began
to think of secreung their valuables, etc. Consde-
rable reiet felt at nalnR that it not that
fleet of keniau privateers was bombarding Kings
town, but only the Pigeon House Fort salutng the
American frgate with twenJy.one guns, and
being saluted again in return,