The New York herald., 1866-03-29
orces IN Ireland has issued general order on the sub
ysct, Of which the following is a copy
GENERAL 0RDgn-So. 81.
DJUTANr GENERALS OPFrCg,
DUBLIN, March 8, 1896.

yect, OF which the following Is q COPY
GENERAL 0RDxR-So 81.
ADyurASr GExERAL's Oprcg
DUBLIN, March 8, 1896
lave done their best 70 seducc nom their duty the sol
uiers OF this army. The which they use are
worthy OF ther designs BY brbes in drink and money
sney seek to gain adherens TO which aims TO
government Those who bold lands which these consp
Iaecrs cosct and those who differ from them are
doomed to and nation They dew reIi
sion because condemns them They plan by the most
ueachoous and cowadiy means the destruction OF
good soldiers who are loyal to their Queen and hul
sheir OATH These tnfuns design k1re proceed utter
failure Not a taint of The Conspiracy ress the army
esc png Jco de'sed ana NE paid dgen sUho
wicked AGENTS will meet with their deserts. This warn
Ing against abomnabe conspiracy addressed by
ne commander OF the forces ia Ireland TO the body OF
the army, o are as true 10 eer duty as they eoer rere
but 10 the young and thoughtcss soldiers who mny
and some instances, have been, ensnarcd by false
moods and treacherous temptations By command
GRAHAM HAY, ID. A. A., Gopcral
WARNING TO SOLDIERS ON FuRLouGn
slr Hugh has also ordered the publication OF circular
y concerns Irish soldiers serving regiments stationed
IN England with whom u is hoped this warning win be
eiectual prevent any foolish and criminal
sdvcnturers rom getting into trouble-
CIRCULAR MEMoRASDuM
ApJurASr GESERAL's 0PFIcE 4 :
DUmIN, March 8, 1885,
Two cases have occurred in which iurlough from
regiments In England have been guilty Of tho worst
treachery In furlough soldier OF the Seven
70 nth regiment assisted Fenian consprtors
gallant and loyal police who ondeavored to seize
Che aa regiment snn iSsSsfn hended 0sS SaSa Of
eowardly miscreants who tn ovePowcring numbers,
nurderousy attacked in the dark two drivers Of
Battery Royal artillery at Kilkenny, because q
nyal comrade brought Fenian traitor to speedily
Justice Both these cuprits are in prison, and
come TO the knowledge of the Commander Of the
Forces m Ireland where furlough soldiers, forget
tul OF their duty, have associated h reasonable men,
whose aim is she ruin OF Ireland Furiough men are
therefore warned that any man who 10 guilty OF conduct
unworthy Of soldier will be Instantly arrested and
smallest degree furiough indulgence will be Immediately
een back TO their regiments with staefdent OF their
GRAHAM HAY, d. A. A. General
FURTHE1 ARRESTS OF PENIAN SOLDIERS.
Dublin March 49, correspondence OF the London Times
we're engaged in the Hsnian conspiracy. Yesterday
hreo persons were arrested In lodging house, No. 10
GSs street suspected Of being dssersIs and Fsnsns
q q one was found an envelope with this
sSsysfi regiment. hSssn 1pss.y lrssnds the
braces and boots Of the prisoner bore the mill
ether documents found in the possession of the
prisoner. At half past O'Clock they brought
before Mr. wyse at the head police ONCE when, on the
application OF Inspector OCoDnor his Worshp remanded
them until Thursday. Two men, arrested by the police
when searching for arms in Mercer street. Saturday,
major John Chamberlain, of the EIgby-ssyenh foot,
stationed at Portsmouth ideatied te prisoners as
last md ttnry coat found with one Of them was pro-
duced They were committed desertera Their names
are Thomas Kelly and Thomas Tierney.
1xMovAL or FoRrY-FIvE PRISONERS TO RELFAsr
dublin March 13) letter TO the London Timee.l
The arrival OF forty five Fenian prisoners at Belfast
Saturday startled and alarmed some people Of weak
nerves, who faucied there was . Fenian INVASION
They were reassured whom they heard that they had
come from Dublin to be lodged in the admirable county
jail, where II Is said there Is plenty of for -four
times many more As the procession advanced from
she railway terminus 70 the jail the Ntcs Letter says
Immense crowds assembled 70 witness the spectacle,
and these received fresh accession tho corteg pro-
eoodod through the town, q dense OF persons,
chiefly Of the lower order bringing up the There
w not the slightest appearance Of sympathy with this
1n1nss 70 g ohjec Of contempt and curiosity than
otherwise Many Of them appeared enjoy the q~aHL
dignity Of their position political prsoners Several
a them reading newspapers with air of
esrn The carriages closely guarded by troop OF
he Ninth anees and large body Of mounted constabu
lafy.