The New York herald., 1866-03-08

land having become tho victims of spies and Informcrp
we bfoncht before the public tribunals and eidlared
horrprs pc,-a tsrva de- rhe moSal orocis OF Fen an
N'n hats bern nfet d'pordUe LIKE Rbbonsm ani other
secret associations II s con,ccIcd WITH dronkcnncss and
~ recorded ~ the public press that Of tho lead
ers whilst nebried. lost pnpors which BETRAYED their
secrets and lef, them at tho mercy of The police Had
not fenianisn been checked in destructive career IL
would have dcuged 'he country With nhdellfy; and
nhA.ng Voltairc and bis implous foowers, II would
have prepared the minds OF the peape for the
scenes which wore enacted In France IA tie century
VESfas ATTACK on ruE,poLIcr.
limerick peh lo) correspondents saunders' Newsl
between elght and nino O'Clock Saturday night as
poIin patrol consisting Of Constable Dunn and two
snb c"nstables fone of whom IL named rnupson wcro
nkng their uftld ronnds In tho vicIay of t;icnbane
county OF Tipperay quite coae tn Ca ON i,e harder,
W tn' county OF Limerick they parsed aborcrs house
upon which for some time on had airhicd
az ,he rendezvous Of tho renans lhAt quartor but
nothng turned up IN an arest Unon ths three
pocemen approaching the house ~ aucatoi the sound
n vo e wis heard M giving orde for drilling and
pleis Sis'e y" Soa !" mnke snre, ont an almost COM
ooor tne, anu a Don looking int, windog ON the eround
some armed Mn parry Of from fifteen twenty mo.
mr. sd -, 81 win guns h"d ohsrs with reyolycs
pr ssa =. ms nnexp cted oemo.etratS,n ,hc sasnbe
sue. but prom,ane nn as to Nc b+st pur
dnty, went accomplished by Two 40 Jpns,abIee 20 the
sbo,s aSps S, ahn ,u, knosd
wonDdng Constable Dunn in bon t,csq ea,na,c,oIy as
abinR bm, while hs comradw ~,rc "a terrgod N ,he
occurrence that thsy lost all rosossr action ai ,ho
amc time that one OF them wae also %oanSaa slIyhtlv
IN the shoulder. The police hsviny A Sssslod ,hs
whole gang rushed out shouting In iris,,h ,r ,hc,,
victim, burrnhng for the Fenans and 6r sbo,s sone
the route they took In the direction Of TX ,nov,,ans
Amer some time Constable Dunn, whose woufs 30 sa
10 bo Of dangerous character removed ho. ~ tho
police station and surgical aid procured but little ne a
entertaned of his recovery, smpuation OF botkaia
legs must epsue II said the owner Of the house "
which tho gang OF Fenans had assembled h custody
FESIAsIsM IN THE ARMY
Courts martial we're being held at Cork 20 inquire into
charges preferred against Drum Major Farrell second
regiment Sergeant Darragh Second regiment Sergeant
Butler Thirty second regiment, and private Conroy.
General Napier had arrived specially In Limerick 20
vcseate the condition OF the Seventy third regiment
with regard 70 Fcnanism Four commissioned ori-
ocrsncudng the armor sergeant, the sergeant Of the
band and two color sergeantswere placed under close
arrest for permitting the American Colonel Byme to
enter the barracks.
SIR HrGH ROSE ASKING FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
The London Herald makes the following statement
ut is rumored In Parliamentary circles that Str Hugh
Rose has demanded further Instructions from the govern
ndf A> has the example, n Gor>rnor Eyre tcfos, his
mat H. kNons hoO to pd down rebellion but tat he
cannot act with0x Further ordsu."
THE LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 20 lg6
The Irish police continued actively employed In arrest
ing persons susp ctedof Fenanism The majority y tho
per@ons arrested sad TO be strangerS aud II wG
pecied that many Of them would be discharged
Cnfoundcd rmors had been rpread that Mrs. Stenhens
and Mrs ODonovnn laosa) had arrested alsd that
Q mail guard had been fired at
Order continued IN be maintained Al all points.
The arrests In Limerick were quite Numerous
A. Mr. Malone, who arrested at Tim, ore Of
the wealthest and most respectable merchants In the
plsre.
There quite stampede among the Irish Amir.
nj Dublin
United States war steamer arrvodet Qneensto On
the 10Th. The name is not mentioned