The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-30

It il very clear tina! a general and
most desperate instruction OF rebel
lion ha, again broken out in ireland
There do not appear to be any large
bodies of meG IN any Of the nuner
Gus skirmi.hes. nor is 1t at oil proba
Die. even If there De an efficient gen
eral organization 0f the Fcniuns,
that any considerable number Of
armed men eau be brought together
anywhere The whole country Is
strongly garri.oued by English
troops aud would quickly intercept
and ilsperse again any considerable
parties OF men moving 30 a general
rendezvous The people of ireland.
however have the power TO set the
whole country uu FIRE and perish
with It ia one general coufagraiion
It is only necessary for this that
they be- dryen 20 that degree Of mad
ness aud desperation. and the work
Is done. /, IT. the last resort of any
people made desperate and Is Away.
possible Such appears 10 be the
actual state of things in that unhap.
py country We read Of engage
mcuts at widely distant points the
iusurrccti5n r therefore general
Individuals. communities. or small
separate organizations are operating
in aud by themselves they are mvwn
down ls is the grass before the -cyihc
There 4. evidently O perfect poljti
cal aud sympathetic organization
throughout the island The people
have risen up everywhere at the same
time. aud with one mind Their
means ~ communication are evident
IN perfect Bu, what ayailcth it all.
So long as they have no general mill.
tAry organization. and can have
none. 'or before they could eject ID,
they would be di-per.el II Left to
ii,clf therefore. without, assistance
from abroad. the insurrcction must
fail How far thst assistance will
be given hy the brotherhood ia the
uitcd States remain. 10 bee seen.
Meanwhile the people have the pow.
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TuE FrNiAN RlsIVu - tar'h.,
prrf,rritp A cable telegram ia
ted London March :. gives the fol
lowing particular. of the insured
uous7y movement ia Ireland
pi,patch,- received during III,
day from Dublin and Cork give IT,,
following particulars Of the last out
break ia ireland The hght tool
place TUESDAY night at Tahrht
about eight mile, south of nubin
between armed police and a !ars,
body of Fcnians, one Of the lstt,
was Killed aud tive wounded Tn,
police CAPTURED ci.hty prisoners ana
six loads Of ammunition aud up c,
dark q. day over two hundred prison
or. have been brought into Dublin
The main body of the Fenians cH
eared Ia the light retreated To III,
It'll. north If Dubln. with lord
Strathmotc commander Of the BRITISH
force, 10 ireland, 10 yigorou. pur
suit The police station at killmags
nineteen miles south of Limerick
wa, attacked 10y two hundred FEM