The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-12

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to the New York papers, being more full than the
meagre abstract the Associated Press transmitted
to US: - -ft'.-
LONDON, Thursday, March 7-Evening:-Dis,
patches received during the day from Dublin ana
Cork give tho following particulars of the last out
Ifeht took place on Tuesday night ai Teiagl,t
about eight miles south Of Dublin, between tho
armed police and a large body OF Fenians. One OF
the latter was killed, and five were wounded. The
police captured eighty prisoners and Blk loads OF
ammunition, and up to dark to-day over two hun
dred prisoners had been brought into Dublin The
main body Of the Fenians engaged IN the hghe orG re
Shsithcain, the commander of the British FORCES
The police ststion at Mlmallock, nineteen miles
south or Limerick, in the Province OF Munste5'
WAS attaokel by 200 Fenians, who were rePulsedc,
leaving three Of their number dead upon tho teld
and losing fourteen prisoners: Inc oaITachs "
The police at Dromore, County Down, IN the north,
had been fred by an incendiary and totally oe-
stroyed. - i,.sg-.a..
The manager Of the Union Bank and q mounted
,,oice messenger hare been shot in Dromore. he.
norts from Dublin state that the various bands OF
Fenians appear to be well supplied with ratlons,
and they seem to have arisen suddenly IN all parss
Of the Island. ,,.,
They attacked the coast guard stationed at Xii
lelagh, IN the County Clare, and took away thelr
aImSasi IT, >,
- Assaults have O6eQ m3Qo upon Iue Stt6OAo az
Caryfort; in Wicklow county, and upon that at
Holy Cross and the insurgents have supplied
themselves with arms from all these places.
The excitement in Tipperary is intense. Gen.
Gleeson is sreported to be there: -,
LONDON, Thursday, March 7-Evening.IL
Derby stated this evening that the railway trans
are again running between Dublin and Cork.
- An APPARENT LuIL IN OPERATIONS
DuBIM, Thursday, March Evening
tasn priBonars in all have been taken at Limerick.
All is quiet in this city day, and reports from
COX, limerick and Waterford represent that there
sgns Of sseee Irish
and Englieh newspapers have received md pub
Eshed d proclamation purportlng to come rom the
Government Of the Irish Republic. 1t declares
ages Of outrage and OF vain appeals to
-aason and Justice, they have at last resolved to
anpeal to arms to rescue Ireland from .serfdom and
establish rational union, public safety and politi
cal freedom; and bring about the consequent sepa-
ration OF Church and State. As republican, they
appeal to republicans. throughout the world for
IirniIS. FTidaY, March "A heavy storm pre-
vailed in this vicinity night before last. Large
quantities of snow FELL and itjs said the insur-
gents who took refuge in the mountains are suffer-
Ing severely from cold and exposure.
bonohue, the leader Of the Fenians m the tight
at Tallagh, has since died, and three of his COM
pahons IRE also dead. = -;
4 police constable has been killed by the Fenians
The rails on the roads running into Waterford
Ia Large @ Quantities M t Of ammunition and materials
for producing sGreek Fire. have been discovered
and seized By the soldiers and police in various
parts of the country. = '.13ss-s -.
LONDON, Friday, March Evening. .@!Dispa
from Dublin, Cork and other parts Of Ireland, re-
ceiyed during the morning and afternoon, give the
following intelligence ,.E
A bod # Fe3ians, fifteen hundred strong, are
reported to be threatening the town of Hpperary.
The troops hada battle with band of the IN,
sugents near Kilinane, in county Limerick, and
defeated them, killing one man, wounding several,
aud taking thirty prisoners. Among the latter
was the Penian chief, Seen. Lane"
A force Of rebels, some three hundred strong,
WAS also Beaten BY the soldiers at CIoqfnel. SeEe;
raj Of the former we're killed, eighteen prisoners
were taken, and a quantity Of arms was captured
The Fenians strip private houses OF all guns an
other weapons. ~
Ar1nei bands Of men are moving through the
Counties OF Glare, Tppera ~ and Limerick, and
have frequent conflicts with the police and con-
stabulary. :. 80 -. -, -.
"A pr. olsary il reported to have been killed Q OF
Kilmaloek. .i.s.ass:.s ;,
Inoendiasy fires are frequent in the City and
LONDON, Friday, March S-Noon.- Troops are
dispatched to Ireland frcr, all avail
LoNpoa; Friday, March -Evening.-The Irish
correspondent bf the London Times slys Ireland
is full Of Irish -Americans, and urges that severe
punishment In their cases is imperatiyely neces-
sary. But he; adds that is very difficult to ap-
pahend them, for the people, though they give
Them no aid, refuse to betray them to the a11-
thorities. He states that Col. Dunn led the Irish
In their attack on the station at Kilmallock. He
concludes by saying that the present rising is con-
Gdnedi "a: failure in Dublin. . .2zs -. = =, - 3;