The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09
EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
InsurrectiOn i'm Ireland -Fenians
Rising I'm all parts OF the Island
Fighting Observation-Disclosures
the Cause Of the TrOuble-SeVeral
Men Killed and Wounded.
ENaLANn-


LONDON, March 7--evening-Dis-
patches received during the day from
Dublin and Cork give the following
particulars of the last outbreak in
Ireland:
The fight took place Tuesday night
at Talaght, about eight miles south of
Dublin, between the armed police and
a large body Of Fenians, one of the
latter killed and five wounded. The
police captured eighty prisoners and
six loads of ammunition, and up to
dark to-day 200 prisoners have been
brought into Dublin. The main body
of Fenians engaged in the fight re-
treated to the hills north of Dublin,
with Lord Strathnaixn, commander of
the British forcesin ireland, in. vigor-
Gus pursuit. iadt ~ 99f 9d
gJThe police station at Kllmack,
nineteen miles south of Limerick, in
Ithe County of Munster, was attacked
by 200 Fenians, who were repulsed,
leaving three of their number on the
field, and losing, IA prisoners.
The barracks of the police, at Dro-
more, in the County of Down, in the
North, has been fred by an incendia-
ry, and totally destroyed.
The manager of the Union Bank
and mounted police messenger had
been shot in Dromore.
Reports from Dublin state that the
Fenians appear well supplied with ra-
tions, and seem to have risen in all
parts of ireland. They attacked the
coast guard stationed at Killegat, in
the County of Clare, and took away
their arms.
Assaults have been made upon sta
tions, at Cary Fort, in Wicklow and
Holy Cross, and supplied themselves
with arms from all these places.
The excitement in Tipperary is in
tense. Gen. Gleason is reported
there.
LONDON, March Z, evening-Lord
Derby stated this evening that the
railway trains were again running be-
tween Dablin and Cork. ~
I sChas. II. Browne, better known as
Artemus Ward, died at Southampton
yesterday. 3pltta
LONDON, March 8.-The Irish cor
respondent of the London Times says
Ireland i'd full Of Irish-Americans,
and urges that severe punishment IN
their cases is inperativelyl necessary /;
but adds, that it is very difficult to APP
prehend them, for the people, though
they give them no. aid, refuse to be-
tray them to the'authorities.
He also states that Col. Dunn led
the Irish in their attack on the sta
ton of Killmallock. He concludes,
by saying that the present rising is
considered failure in Dublin.
LIVERPOOL, March 8-The u. s.
| iron clad Mintonomah has sailed for
Port Mahon, Spain.
LONDON, March s. = Dispatches
from the East report that the Chris
tians in Thessaly had entered into me-
gotiations with the Turks for securing
their religious indepen denee.
The Empress of Russia had sent
$50, 900 to aid the suffering Christians
of Crete.
LONDON, March S-Noon.-Several
Irish and English papers have re-
ceived and published proclamation
purporting to come from the govern
ment Of the Irish Republic. It de-
clares that after ages of. outrage and
vain appeals to reason and justice,
they have at last resolved to appeal
to arms to rescue our land from serf-
dom, and establish national union,
public safety and political freedom,
and bring abont the consequent sep
Grafton Of the Church and State. As
republicans, they appeal to the re-
publicans throughout the world for
sympathy and support.
LONDON, March 8.-Troops are be-
| ing rapidly dispatched to Ireland
from all available points.
LONDON, March s, eyening.-Dis-
patches from Dublin. Cork, and 9TH
er parts of Ireland have been received
during this morning and afternoon,
giving the following intelligence: A
| body of Fenians, 1,500 strong, are
reported threatening the town of Tip
erary. The troops had battle with
band of insurgents near Kilairaine,
County Limerick, and defeated them
i killing one, wounding several and
taking thirty prisoners. Among the
latter was Fenlan generalTLane
A force of rebels, some three hun.
dred strong, also, was beaten by sol
diers, at Clonsmel. Several of the
former were killed. eighteen prison,
ers taken and q quantity of arms cap.
tured. The Fenians strip private
houses of all guns and other weapons
4 Armed bands of men are moving
through counties Clare, Tiperary anc
Limerick, and have frequent conflicts
with police. -"
A Doctor Cleary is reported killed
at Killa mack.
Incendiary fires are frequent in th'
city and count. of Limerick.
-s =, IRELAND.
DUBLIN, March 8.-A heavy storm