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THE rENlaM MOVEMENT.
OUR coax CORRESPONDENCE.


Senator Meauy's Arres,--Ensiand Excited by
the General Agitation--Prccaat Against
Coax, Dec. 8, 1860
Since the revival OF the Fenian movement In this
country incident created interest than the
arrest OF Stephen Joseph Meany. Mr.. Meany Is no
stranger In this country, and his temperance on
scene which he left under different circumstances caused
no little surprise. The English papcrs abound with
ercsting biographies Of the Fenian SENATOR and look
with contempt upon the movement which could include
among its leaders an ex- policeman and much worse
The same journals which refer to this Fenian
mont in contcmp.uous language, contain sensational
articles the serious aspect which affairs have assumed
and the necessity for stringent measures and the stamp
Ing out" Of rebellion with an 'tr0n hecl" Accounts
svy and he % naval Vessels .SS Sef
ports and along the coast arc constantly being reinforced
Tho people in a most excited state and those who
can afford II continue to leave the country for England
INV APPREHENSION which may have previously ex-
sted has been considerably increased by tho announce
a asst sss Sc ys sa
measures Oh The part Of governments to prevent the land
ing Of the Fsnian chief without detection Every Eng
sh and Irish port and harbor Is filed with detectives
and any suspicious craft along the IL imme
datey overhauled and submitted to a most searching
examination the privacy Of ladies' apartments not being
spared
meeting Of magistrates, numcrousiy attended, was
held recently In this city under the presidency Of Lord
Fermoy Lord Lieutenant OF the county, and n memo
rial was adopted TO urging tho swearing in
Of special constabes. The prayer OF ihis memorial has
period we shall have numbers Of loyal SUBJECTS coming
forward TO lend aid for the preservation OF the
Christmas Is the time expected for the 'risngn and
notwithstanding the ample preparations which ara being
made to defend country, little doubt danger
GUS work is impending whether for good or owl.
The usual half yearly meeting OF tho Grand Orange
Lodge OF ireland has held In the Rotunda Dublin
the Earl of Ennisken presiding The following address
adopted -
ADDRESS GRAND ORANGE LODGE FINLAND TO THE
e oRAsGEMEv or IRELAND
BrothrenWe have met in time universally acknowl-
edged TO be one Of omnors Excitement and alarm Our
institution In times excited II not but
thanks be to Cod tho confidence and sodty Of our or
sanzon given 70 the scattered and depon ding 10y
Of this country at once formed nucleus, round which
all could rally Under the success that the Divine boss
ing shed upon the constitutional efforts OF FORE
fathers the government Of the day enabled to out
ride the Storm and all persistent attempts az rebellion
were crushed. The present state Of things not
wholly unexpected BY u.s. Is the product q an educa-
ton without tho Word Of God and Of tho teaching OF
Church whose principles are inconsistent With oonsti-
tutIoral government and with the civil and religious
liberties OF Hatred ard hostility 10 everything
British, because Protestant, have been nsled into
the minds OF our Roman Catholic fellow countrymen.
What Is duty now2 There Is but answer, which
viii DO gvca promptly TO those authorized 10 demand H.
Our principles and our sentiments are well known Our
Uniform readiness stand forward in support Of const
tutona monarchy aud Of the union Of these realms has
boon reflected on by selfconstituted ADVISERS white
canno. expect that the enemies OF such elements Of order
would do otherwise than Willy and reprobatc thcm.
There Ftands however apart from institution por
ton OF the public whore position and whore influence are
worthy Of every respect ard whose sentiments de-
serving OF consideration. Brethren we tell them in
your nsne, that We, as unwavcrins defenden Of Pro
tostant faith, founded on Gods Word-thc basis
on which Institution rests-in.end TO retain our
old defensive position. Having said thu, we ask
wha. course will be resolved on by those
who propose to call the united loyalty
OF tho country Let that be as genera! as they
please only lot It be honest ard decided We although
feeling that great injustice has been done 10 us By sue
ss,ys governments promise the support OF our power
ful ard united body In aid o. the Executive.
BreshreH. in the spirit Of Christian klndness ae'
andod by institution, desire as far A. In az lies
to promote love AT peace among ali mon Greatly DO
we a, all times dcpire the prospect OF Contention be.
tween man and nan: earn -sty &c .. ds..,e =. .,,vr
OF Almighty God to bcss ccy,s !1t 3lf esoH 70
maintain loyalty and civil and religious freedom through
out the world and specially desire 10 perpstuhs that
union betwix this island and Grcs. Britain by which 80
much happiness md prosperity have been attained.
ENEi5RILLES, G. N.
II. A. Cois N. r, Grand Secretary.
DCpLfs, Doc. o. 1860