Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-09
A GENERAL UPRISING G
ARTEMUs' W WARD DEAD.

LONDON, March Evening ng.-Dispatches
received during the day from Dublin and
Cork give the following particulars of the
late outbreak in Ireland: 1l@ ~ Ha1 ta Z
A fight took place Tuesday night at Ts-
laght about eight miles south of Dublin.
between armed police and a large BODY
of Fenians. One of the latter was killed
and five wounded. The police captured
eighty prisoners and six loads of ammuni
tion, and up to dark to-day over two hun
dred prisoners were brought into Dublin
The main body of the Fenians engaged in
the fight retreated to the hills north oil
Dublin, with Lord Strathnixn, Comman-
der of the British forces, in Ireland, in Wig
orous pursuit, The police station at Kill
mock, nineteen miles south of Limerick, in
the county of Munster, was attacked by
200 Fenians,, who were repulsed, leaving
three of their number dead on the field and
losing fourteen prisoners. The barracks oi
police at Dromore, county Down, in the
north, have been fired by an incendiary
and totally destroyed. The manager of the
Union Bank, and mounted police messen-
ger, had been shot in Dromore. -, -.
Reports from Dublin state that the Feni-
ans appear well supplied with rations, and
seem to have risen in all parts of the Island
They attacked the coast guard stationed at
Killegah, in county Clare, and took away
their arms. Assault has been made on sta
tions at Cary Fort, in Wicklow county, and
that at Holly Cross, and they supplied
themselves with arms from all these places
The excitement in Tipperary is intense
General Gleason is reported there. t,.a,' .,..,l
DUBLIN, March 7-Evening@T Thirteen
prisoners in all were taken at limerick
All quiet in that city to-day, and reports
from Cork, Limerick and Waterford repre-
sent no apparent signs of disturbance there
DUBLIN, March S.-A heavy storm pre-
vailed in this vicinity night before last
Large, quantities of snow fell, and it is
said the insurgents who took refuge in the
mountains are suffering severely from cold
and exposure. Donhue, the leader of the
Fenians at the fight at Talaght, has since
died, and three of his companions are also
dead. A police constable had been kilt d
by Fenians in Cork. -..i.... ~. -. "a.
Rails on roads running into Waterford
were torn up.i Large quantities of ammu-
milton and materials for producing Greek
fire had been discovered and seized by SOL
diers and police in various parts of the
country. a# rs E"iH ..--
LONDON, March s. S-Noon.-Troops are
being rapidly dispatched to ireland from
all available points. if..ea .......--.-
LONDON, March S-Evening-
from Dublin, Cork and other parts of Ire.
land received during the morning and
evening, give the following intelligence:
A body of Fenians, 1,5O0 strong, are re-
ported threatening the town of Tipperary
The troops had battle with band of in
surgents near Kilamaine, county Limeick.
and defeated them, killing one, woundins
/ several and taking 80 prisoners. Among
the latter was the Fenian Gen. Lane.
q A force of rebels, some 300 strong, also
! were beaten by soldiers at Clansmel. Sew.
eral of the former were killed, eight pris
oners taken and quantity of arms cap
tured. The Fenians strip private houses O
all guns and other weapons.
Armed bands of men are moving through
the counties of Clare, Tipperary and Linn
erick, and have frequent conflicts with po.
lice. A Doctor Cleary is reported killed al
Killamock. Incendiary fires are frequent
in the city and county of Limerick.
Ireland Full of Irish Americans-Ex
treme Measures Urged aFy slir
LONDON. March S-Evening.-The Irish
correspondent of the London Times says
Ireland is full of Irish Americans, and
urges that severe punishment in their eases
is imperatively necessary; but he adds that
it is very difficult to apprehend them. fo1
the people, though they give them no aid
refuse to betrSy them to the authorities
He states that Colonel Dunn led the Irish
in the attack on Killmalock, He concludes
by saying the present rising is, considered
failure in Dublin. f,a r-a+ Ga- .F--s.l
A Proclamation.
LONDON, March S-Noon.-Several Irish
and English papers have received and pub
lished proclamation purporting to come
from the government of the Irish republic
1t declares that after ages of outrage and
vain appeals to reason and justice, they
have at last resolved to appeal to arms to
rescue their land from serfdom, and estab.
lish national union, public safety and poll
tical freedom, and bring about the conse.
quent sepaI alton of church and state. As
republicans they appeal to republicans
throughout the world for sympathy and
support. a..F n5
LONDON, March 7-Evening.-LordD Der.
by stated this evening that railway train:
were again running between Dublin and
Cork.
Charles F. Browne, better known as Ar.
temus Ward, died at Southampton yester.
day.
Sailed for Spain.
LIVERPOOL, March S.-United States iron.
clad Miantonomah has sailed for port Ma.
han, Spain.
Arrested for Violation of Law.
PARIS, March S.-Emile de Girardin ha:
been fined 5000 francs in the Correctional
court for violation of the law of press.
The CreIans.
LONDON, March S.-Dispatches from the
East report the Christians in Thessaly en-.
tered into negotiations with the Turks fol
securing their religious Independence. The
Empress of Russia sent $4,000 to aid the
suffering Christians in Crete.
FROM NEW YORK.
Legal Tenders liable to Taxation.
NEW YORK, March S.-Yestertlay- presid.
ing Justice Leonard, of the Supreme Court
decided that U. S. legal tender notes are il
law money, and as such are liable to taxa.
ton.
Great Fenian Excitement.
The excitement among the Fenians here
under the Irish news, is intense Head.