The New York herald., 1867-04-18


him and he fell mor,aly wounded Tho soldiers
plunged in after him aud drew him 10 the bank.
IL was found on examination that OF the shots had
strsck the lock Of his muske breaking the third finger
,f his right hand and thcn rebounded. making large
welt across his stomach Another shot had entered the
middle Of his back and passed out through the right
.xia He was laid on the ground, while the surgeon
red to sianch the blood by pressure. He was then
conveyed litter to the nearest farm house. but the
people wishing him die there had to be taken
@ Aitchelstown, where he received attention and
spiritual consolation before his DEATH which took place
The third Fenian was observed by Ensign Meredith
,rouching behind ditch rifle IN hand; he was sum
moned 10 surrender. and seeing the useessness Of
further resistance threw down his gun, which was after
wards recognized as coast guards weapon He gave
ms name ca = EawsIa Aey spoke Win ssno e
the Brotherhood He had havorsack containing few
pounds of raw pork, also some ammunition ln his
pocket book were several entries, and names OF per-
believed to be concerned in the conspiracy TINS
he had headed hts "journal OF the campaign" and
the last entry, when ive were together was made on
the 7th of March He had also green silk flag, with
white fringe, green handkerchief, ana map Of the
county Cork.
Peter Crowley the following day The first witness was
Mr. Redmond, r. NJ, who corroborated the facts nave
,eailed and SAID the prisoners Gould not nave osea
cpln,ed without firing at them Private rye deposed
tina. TN two men fired nine or ten shots each.
The Jny appeared TO have some doubt as TO the right
OF sucn syge body OF men nrng ON three fagilves'
but they uAaety returned verdict that the deceased
died from the Ngecs Of gunshot wound inflicted BY
Ths funeral Of oNwIcy, who was respectable farmer.
holder Of one huirsed two hundred acres Of land
near iougha tooS Pace yesterday. About one hundred
formed procession for deem. then followed scat.
tered group Of female frands; noxt the coiu borne
gagged and was IN the processv, the codn was strewn
with branches Of laurel mo siier Of deceased walked
after Tue con chiei morrner her head covered with
Crowley was much respected In tha neighborh00d
and much sympathy was expressed for his untimey
end, the shops in the town being closed as mark Of
respect II is said that he Lad uucle priest who
logged in the year 1898 fol rebeio and
the rancour engendered by t outrage has been cher.
shed in the family aud caused him Join the Fenian
Brotherhood There would have been much larger
attendance OF men at the iunera were 1t not known
that tho police would mark all who appeared the pro-
cession. Hence the demonstration by the women. who
did not fear the police
Captain Mcclure was the leader OF the late attack
Knockadoon Station Alter that he tried to get on In
small schooner for America out prevented by stress
OF weather, and had TO re TO Queenstown IL, then
proceeded 10 chown, hoping to be able to join any
stray bands OF Fenians in he Gaese All the accounts
represent him as having made desperate resistance.
retreatng stouty from tree TO tree in tho wood and
firing the soldiers as they advanced.
Mcclure and Kelly have been conveyed to Cork Jail.
Captain Moriarty, who was taken neav Killarney, has
One OF the party OF Tcnans who attacked the Step
aside police station has been arrested and donled
having assisted in carrying OF the police prisoners
lie has been committed 10 Kmanham prison
DR. Carte j. p, has been occupied daily investigating
the cascs OF the parties arrested Fifty stl
main to bc inquired into 'A a.e Fa o
Preparations for the Specia, Commission are being
pushed forward with energy by the government They
have reserved the assistance OF Mr. Menona,h O c.
OF Tho abIest criminal a, the Irish bar as
sist the prosecution. N4f ps0
The total number Of prisoners committed for trial up
An address has been ssned by the council Of the Irish
Reform League, IN which they soy:--"Relyng on the
Justice and moderation of tho cause call upon all
who desl0us OF elcvating the social condition Of
Ireland to Join our ranks and assist us IN propasans
the principles of the League, the right Of manhood suf
frage ana the vote by baliot-thHs asserting ths
nobiing principle that all sh ,ud have voice 10 the
government OF tho nation. That such principles would
rebound 10 tue prosperity OF the country al large aud
tho happiness and elevation OF the people"
England Greatly 3Aiarmed-AuOtLer' Fenian
Campaign in Prospccs-Whnt the Rebel
Leaders Have Dcm0nsfrat ted.-Lord Sfrath-
nairn's f1nn Of signal Alarm Gsu~s-.Rls"y OF
tho Troops Dead Aad lavRiidcd, &c. r-aefa sse
TauRlxs, County nppcrsry, April 4, 1851.
Re have in Ireland at this exact moment spectacle
that Is very stranzs-that Of population combining
state OF -ora revolt with Of profound tranquility
The extraordinary political position which the irsh
people have thus assumed troubles and perpexes Eng
land With nsurection in tho field she could grapps;
but this impalpablo hostility dcss while IL battles her.
The Fenian conspiracy is formidable to Ensland in s
unknoSn extsnt its unsounded depths, and vitality
which her immense power has been unable to injure.
Tho Fenan movement Is not at an end. You may be
assured Of that We have hardly the beginning,
and the end Is yet far or When the excitement and
ala raised by recent events have subsided and the
igiance OF the British government becomes relaxed
here will DO another outbreak unexpected and more
crious the last and In which the Insurgents win
laye the advantage Of their recent experiences The
'euian leaders willy and astute. They thoroughly
the diculty OF the work they have UNDER
aken and the peculiar tactics be adopted The gen.
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neaus silly impraccablc The skill aud experience
,f Lord StrAthnairn will avail him nothing In the con-
lest II Is tho plan which has always been adopted
by rebels against strong government Il was
that adopted by tho royalists Of La Vend6e
in their confc. with the Revolutionary government
Of France by the Spanards In their struggle with Napo
leon b. the Poles In their latest insurrecton, by the
Creeks and by the Cretans In the rovot which s now
70 % n ~ ~ n,s II ss 30
widely apart as Drogheda, Dublin aud Cork, demon
sraied tho strength or the organization and as demon
tho rising on that night intended II accomplished its
purpose. England is dismayed, and tho idea she
couraged that Fenansm exotic, transplaned by
Irish. American propagandists and that its objects
apine pilage and murder this false idea OF Fenian
has say vanished utterly away before tho events Of
national movement, kindred aud Identical, in its
construction, its aspirations and It's conduct with the
national inovcmens in Poland, Hungary aud Italy, aud
,hs, of refoin in England proper.
,rono s"raTnmlt st maintains precautions in the me-
informed is @ sarre, m Ia ~ as
Of the Royal Hospital - Kimainham where Lord
strathnarn resides, for the purposc of firing signals
Three guns nrcd In rapid succ.,son and the roous In
the various barracks will be ANA got under arms
four guns will be the signal FOR points in tho city
to be occupied, a. previously ordered rhs arrange.
mem, which obviously Is of o patare 20 be kept
secret was no sooner agreed upon than Il was made
known TO the Fenan leaders In the same m Mysterious
way as 10 many other government secrets have been
can assure YOU In the most positive way snat the
losses Of the British troops 10 this country Aionc since
the 9th OF March, from actual nghtips, sickness snd
fatigro have been very great Ny nformants are men
who saw soldiers fall before rebel bullets, and special
trains filed with sick wounded and worn.out sent OF TO
Dublin In the night carsbeipg taken they should travel
tho whole journey under he cover OF darkness
There has been idea current In the public mind for
time and every day growing stronger that Russia
is connected with tho Fenans II is not at all unlikely
that she Is She be striking nj India through Ireland
England Is her greatest rival In Europe and her only one
In Asia, and Ensand she has lost opportunity
Of Weakening certain although II Is not generally
known, that large sums Of money were secretly con-
trbucd by the Russian government 10 tho Catholic and
Repeal Associations In former years
THE GERMAN QUESTION.