The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-10

braided and with gold lace on the collar; dress waist
coat with harp buttons and cap Of green silk with
tanned three revoiver dagger leathern belt and cart.
ridge box, and copy Of CONCEAL regulations
England Preparing.
DESPATCH TROOPS TO IRELAND
From the Cork Examiner Nov. ISL
aoc ysra Ss to
ton Of the screw transports lamar and Orontss for tho
embarkaiion q troops on the following morning for
told Oh 70 coal the ships which carried through
the night as was also the issue Of all other stores
Both vessels TO be ready TO embark the troops
understood to be Second infantry regments by eight
Orders were received a. Adersho camp .. sx oc,oer
the evening OF the 26h for the Tweutyeighth and
Fifty regiments TO be held in readiness 70 move
TO ireland at q moments notice.
the day. from the Admiralty, directing the screw
there to await further orders In accordance, ALSO with
sudden order received from the Admiralty detach
ment Of Royal Marines left headquarters Chatham ON
the 18th Of November for service in Ireland proceeding
BY rail to Plymouth there TO embark for Queenstown on
board ara n,e e steamer Frederick william = co.
under arms last night-November 20
The transport lamar was to embark the Twenty
eighth regiment At Portsmouth, the 18th inst, for
Ireland, but she would take back from Ireland the
Thirty-ninth regiment. The Orontes, on the 10th Of
mont to Queenstown, and would then 60 Liverpool
and there embark . regiment for Belfast.
From the Cork Examieer, Nov. 2o] s8
The same rigid precautions apparently taken in
Queenstown on board the Frederick William suardship,
as have been taken in this city at the barracks var
ETY. of rumors have got pretty general circulation in
Queenstown in reference to those precautions. The
principal one, and to which credit has been given
but for the accuracy of which vouch that at
midnight on Monday the Flag Lieutenant Of the Fred
erick William proceeded board and placed all hands
under arms each man being supplied with rounds OF
ammunition
The ground for this proceeding il said TO have been
nxtYavaVant StOrV-that
going down the river by steamer, with the object Of
gunboats stationed in the harbor. Rumors of this
character have frequently required during the past few
weeks
BREEcHIoADERs POLICE.
From the Dublin Freeman, November %
An additional consignment Of brcech.ioading rifes
received yesterday evening for the Of the
stabuary They received in the Of the day
at the Pigeon House Fort whence they conveyed
body of constables Considerable excitement
produced in the city by the appearance Of the cava
cade.
TROOPS IN TirpERAnY
From the Tipperary Free Press Nov. 3d.
company Of the Sixty fourth regiment, under tho
command Of Lieutenant Colonel Cbadds proceeded per
rail from Temp emore on Thursday morning last TO
Cahir.
A NAVAL .sUsrrrr,
A despatch from Grecnock, OF November 81, says an
Oban paper states follows:-On Wednesday a large
steamer lay in Chicken Head Bay Lewis, and on Tho
Custom House officer wishing to go board he
peremptorily refused end warned TO keep OF. Az yet
person has been able to find o1t her character and
pretensions. The crec pretended TO be ignorant Of
ErgliM -
The Lniest--The Excitement Continued IN
Cork.
lFrom the Cork Examiner, Nov. 2e.1
II IL evident that the excitement by move
mcnts the part OF the Fenian leaders, and by the anti
cipaon Of Others less shared in by the auiho
rites. We learn that Parick's Hill and Tuckey street
police stations shortly reinforced and Is in
siderable force in the Athen9um during the
present emergency That most unusual event in
cit tnn nub liz ar Tho IN he
local garrison, reinforced by detachments from tho
surrounding townships, We believe. been determined
assemble will be about l. 500 infantry and the Twelfth
Lancers with whatever artillery s stationed here In
will be given before Il comes off, For the past few
weeks the city has been inundated with rumors, some
part of the authorities anticipation Of Fenan out
break nearly all OF which are of course groundcss
The facts mentioned above, however We learn on good
authority.
Irish Opinion Of Cnuse and Consequence.
From the Cork Examiner, Nov. 29)
The London Times has been again dnsing some OF Ns
sounding Rbsurdcs In reference 20 the Fenian Ques-
s wn sys a wno s c ING
congatuates itself upon the adherence which Saxou
and Norman natures have for conspiracy, which
mens We do not pause 70 inquire what were
the constituent elements in the composition Of
in the Rye House Plot. II ought TO be sum
Gent answer TO say that Germany which ought
at all events, The erect J1srer n secret societies and that
for space extending at least century, England
and Scotland were the scene Of ncessant Jacobc
spracies. And did circumstances of q like character
again occur in Great Britain VIC have not the slightest
doubt that they would produces similar effects. Bue
considering how long 10 is since the famous English
King fell in fair fight English ground.
do not precisely that the absence of political
organizations proves at all that that IL not a
other Moral merit In resistance 10 temp
taton, not In rcfrainng from the commtal Of sim
we have no mind TO-. We don't praise rich be-
a n
does not spend his weeks wages In a public house.
As we haze 70 remind our great contemporary Of
the very A. u. G. Of historical philosophy we may
mention that the faults OF nations consequence
Of tho political and material circumstances which
surround them. Change the conditions under which
for centuries the respective peoples living
the Irish inhlbit the larger OF islands have
been fortunate in the nature OF tho invasions they
underwent, have coal and iron easy Of and of
manufacture have been as lucky In the avoidance OF
sssised As domneerine. a. resarSIess or he ree
ngs Of other nations as are the pubic for whom ,be
Times writes Put the Heterogeneous assemb'ase Of
races which inhabit England into the
stances Of Ireland, let 70 poverty be added long
oppression inhabitants divided by great CULTS Of opinion
or prejudice, and the greater number Subjected 20 the
few ret their destnics he In hands of another nation
which knew nothing about them but show to suppress
rebcllion:' and feel perfectly satisfied that con-
spraccs wonld rife amongst them as they have
been amongst the Irish Colts We Wind eating
n: oD es @ We .n a. ONE q
the counts In bill Of indictment avainst tho mode In
which IL has been governed ~ England. For not
only has II sprung out OF the feelings OF the people,
naturally but not wise, but moderate canna ise
secng Dlo 1 mad Fsaida organization has really pro-
duc.d fa ne rHt>s OF ireland dteaton 10 gr,er
Of ne country nat gir>. 10 h,m befbre Tho
miDglng Of alarm with shame, the that England
The psdaqnqs> Of The gopsrHnsns which NOT abe ken
their hor.es q, ordg, is pointed at and tainted
because OF Ireland has at least suggested necessity
Of doing something 10 cure the disease.
India.
BOMBAY telegram OF the 23d November quotes sr
change London st % I'D per rupee Markets quict
Shipments OF cotton during the fortnight 1000 bales
China.
HoSG KoyG Oc,. q, 1SCs
Tea quiet and dropping. Exchange a. 6lsd
SuAS0E,T, OFT -, 1866
Blk firm. Exchange Ga 3isd. Tea frelgnts s0s
Shanghae sdvices Of the 9th October report disturb