The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22
81 MoNaoE CORRESPONDENTS.

~ the state Prisoner, &c., Sc.
QUA FORTRESS MoNRoK CORRESPONDENTS.
FonrRss MoSfor March TO- 1850
ST. Patrcks Day having suggested the Joint topics OF
the Irish people and Fenan,s, Officer undertook,
told while escorting Jen DAVIS 81 Parck's Day
in his daily walk tho psrape 10 extract from him his
views OF the present fcpisn movement II Is not the
first time these nqustoral gensdsrne have sought 10
elicit his opinions this subject Hut this officer wen,
at II in rather exceeding the usual brusquc.
roughshod, not 10 say boorish, style of OF them
''Don't you think the Fen a great power askcd
th is OF shoulder straps
some Of the papers say 40, replied Mr. Davis
"Aint they bound 10 bo sncces.fni he officer fur
ther inquired
80 very many cay aud claim 70 believe, Mr. Davis
answered, quietly a. before.
But Canada Ia sarcd and the British throne s ,oier
ing to its foundation with ju alarm, boldly declared
this evident believer the subject OF fcnsnism
well what thsnf" asked Mr. Davis.
What them That's jus, It, continued this man OF
pencira,ive gaze pursuipg grcs, desuny mapped ont
for the Fenians why The Fenians will have II all
their own way. They can take Prince Edwsrdr island
aud dolly the world
This ciimsI or position power and defiance 20 clearly
aud positively pointed out a. The future Of fenlonsm
evidently carried very little coDyiion to the m nd Of
Mr. Davis iudgng from b,s following with inluring
cf the vitrr he had heard OF the fable Of tue ny
and the ,he ofcer did not pursue hs Iesearcbe and
bis fnlnd the question of Fensnism he hss sot
down hr. D,lis ss an approhtsbIe subject or ioquid
torial pumping
~ p.r. gSowL Lsngt % cs,P.cpP
boye told NE .'t'se sofy II told NJ
Duvs spcaA ve,y ;fely With some on ers aud With
u ainisiJ- tips distant .nd ngbtv rsif
No onc y more 70 dlsrcfn and sead iIsis sc'or. HIS
quick natural prie'iionb hs extended rsrenenco IA
pubc officer ah c,refal study Of the world and men
nave made him An npstsft oil oicer with
shoulder hraps than brsDs-~ho'c in,l'ed knowledge
military matters would excite the der On Of a We,
ul A. leda ~ flp wOfid nd
books does not greatly exceed thsi OF simple Simon,
tue famed bero OF one of Molher 6oosc's meodcs-he
HvALfs OBSERVATIONS psspAsoa
have alluded 10 the ssiiy walks Of Mr.. DAVIS He
door exercise aud, with this and h,r morning hath and
uuiiom habits aud carslal diet though 1hh Dll of
ss.,n e ss,cnaea Hn s"s sns, sss na,'sS sooa
him and then ..an he tcnps, nori aud bearns
mils May n,ora,ng YES lfrensr.sd ia. he lasses
a,k him On Cunsrf nonsl pros ccedinss on
all The gres, and exciting oPics % the day, he Is Ifo
iouBily otserysnt, and eccasonsly lots dup femsrks
concerning them. showing an interest a. pormea
ting md undyins in The snars 81 nations aud the prob
lem OF lhe worlds destiny marked tho cla.ing
carer of the great oonqusrng torrsn Or u
Robc-pieTre and Rchceu Hc onduTos his pnsOn he
with a siugnlnr adui ,tnre OF soicsm and nipatieu,s
Hope hzhis lbs eye and glov- 10 biz cheerful bril-
liant conversation and then his features become rowu
ing, the bitterness ofdssppoDn"nt 20 IN ms specch aud
lac looks aud asserts defiance oi the government aud
sK,soHrys VESSELS sun spr ~
la the pasi three months have bs frequent occasion
sude the search ~ vseis arriving here, %
there may not be sone one coming here 10 attempt the
rescue of Mr.. Dsvb THIS search su keIt up
though Why no saiisfsciorly FOR nness
TO sye extra cnpoynr u; government steam "a. snd
the -osiers ordered ibb isi sorvicr The ordcr
having come from Washington, sud never having been
Tcscinled, ~ necsrsary yet cptnP@d with There "
tory 81 guard having been -.tsbhcd ccrtsis
portion Of the wsTeroo battle hd after o cinse ~ the
light For many YEAR thls sHnfd remained
there duty, guarding the cna only angi~i bfiar
buahe7 aud . diavidsted psllng Dor the
guard had been relieved aud had ~ stay rhgs
The order have referred 20 has been rsscinded
and hen these continued ahi useleis hing ~ ~
arriving vesselA
aDp-.I0~s 10 tHr FONT
when Jen Davis Clay and Mitchell we're broiEhi here
State prisoner very Tisd orders iEsIcd regard
log admissions inside the fort The only possible
open sesam. was q pas from ihs PIeldrbt,
secretary OF War or Commander at the distfFt
fOr q time there very exact compliance with this
order but GRADUALLY the cy-e drawn ren loOr~d
ti for q large aud adiscfninsic parties pzs.sd
freely inside upon the passes ~ sifnpe
captain. lately for some unerpisinef reIon, th@~
has been rsltghcniug Of the r-ins % AnAi.
bis object ihis The tor, not naff 10
grstif cnlo-ty ni@rs ne ther J~r D4v. ~. ed
here iof public show. and II j. very prep~r 20 keep
away ih0se supposed 90 have mpsthy sf h.a pssbs
ing po by NJ deyelopment sh .fnmpt "a f~sds
gsting pssses Ia 40 la the tort. frir ab,ofn, uey
las- slsatd b- Their ts.s-posi. ,h.n
Ger Who anding the sabsAisssos f@iapeg~ss bs
rnna undergo sst ts~ia~ his heel 10 dis
gsst 0gbsrriss than th. there isrt 70 De fyand