The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-30

V,rL News, gives full particulars Oh
Had Centre Stephens escape from Ire
land. from which we extract the subjon- /
ed particulars;
DrBIIN, March s, 1866.
James Stephens, Head Centre of the
Irish Republicans, the master spirit Of
the Fenian conspiracy, has escaped from
Dublin, and you may expect his arrival
in America at any moment. As have
animated, Stephens had formed the pur-
nose of leaving ireland some weeks
since. His presence was neededln Amer
ca. end all hope of success in the lnauSu-
ration of an immediate outbreak has Deeh |
nostponed, as they would say in farlia-
Inent ..yj0e dic.' Besides, Dublin was
growing too hot to hold him, ana Tue
probabilities of re-arrest were increasing
averv dav. Bands of detectives IN every
c,arb we're on the alert, and 1ntorIneI5
We're Iatterlv unappalled by the 1ats o.
poor Clarke and becoming Slai''ns'J L."
merous. ,,.,. or escana
were not, in fact arranged uI'lii ..
Jav morning, and the fact that a TAR out
I'm Of these details came to the hanu7
Of the police on Sunday evening, during
the very hours when the enterprise was
La;ro Effected, exhibits in light not
ysrv aattering to Ithe vanity Of lrIshmen
.ba 'deception and pertidy which have
found their way into the innermost re
cesses ofthe Fenian temple.
On Sunday evening, at GAO, or there
.ho-,+s FIVE men. seated in an open car
rfaga. might be seen securing along o."
of our principal streets, in which apP,a
,.artIvwitb no other reason than to tax
drink. they carelessly hauled up /
r-ont Of = small hotel, situated by tn
-,.sf erect route, from halt a mile to
Ill from the postofice. The men al
~ di.mount, however, but, without an
preconcert, a gentleman emerged car
i4sslv from the front door, and, after
moments parleying, entered the
hicle, and was driven OF WI
the marty, as if for a Sunday evening
Measure ride. They were soon on L
iioh road. and, unless their moVemel
had been anticipated, the party We're
mo dancer Of being intercepted. /
LONGEST distance between US and DUB
became the word, and the wheels OF
vehicle whistled rapidly. And tn
was reason for this, for the sixth |
soDaoe who had entered the carriage '
M less than the Head Centre, the dar
Of whose successful escape will, IN a
or two, be the theme OF every tongue
the wonder of every coniiding Iushn
The clock struck 5 ; Stephens was
way on the road and the police
still debating the possible authentl
,f their information. On the wi
however, it Is, perhaps, well that
besitated as long as they did, for The
onnarts Of the carriage, with the 81
execution Of Stephens, were all a
leans, men Of tried courage, and al
to the very teeth. In case OF a Sc
mace. therefore, unless the police
been numbered by hundreds, there
probability that these men would
welded, knowing, as they must
the circumstances that the electro
case of attack, would be slmpl,
tween death on the spot, and lie
endurance in an English prison.
there was now no danger except
nnrsuit. and on, on, the carriages
with the speed of railway train
mile lessening the danger, and reno
the ProoSo''''l''7 .' VI
more ana I lilor9 4Pn sneed Of Jebu OF
L %3; ''''i III wa was kent mn for
F'IPln' "a H.. ~ Ia,otb fine nantin
hours ;,1 anu stooS 4. were hauIed M VIII
"eaTieG u 9 ''s,' y law orC candy bit Of
ROAD leI ul'o r,, . ~ of = mia from a
ABOUT 'lite ,-I';,L r. nobodv in A
Io"n' VI l ".lnJD of i beforr. nee
mas a, ever l'.z'' " avn1anation excer
ongl d 3;sfa1ca Of thirty mi
!. .La a,1s ,'o dne North from /
.I 1,1,.a 81 +bis noint of the sh
-rl|,,;,,-,a ~, come marie of ST
II wy ba3 the marty arghted,
l,0 80, ,, r,ada it, annearan,
l I7.i.7 sar,'a few words of recc
"en'y, I I,,,,r;,j iI, between the forl
P.Sss .,,- '', "a t tI, 'carriaoe and tn,
l~fI,, boot and James S
pau, pau. ", 80, aI, hoard-bavinr thus
I,-Jl'l tI,o utmost invention