The New York herald., 1867-03-03
THE IRISH RISING.

OnScfxl Reports - tho Fenian movement in
Kerry and Cork-Concentratsen Of tho Brit
ish' Yorces-WhaS Has Been Accomplished
ON Both Sides.
In the House Of Lords, the l4th Of February the
Marqu1of CLANKIcARDx said Reports respecting the al
legged doinss Of Fenians in Ireandand some OF them
out the last night and ths morning. Under these
circumstances the noble eMf opposite wld0ubtless par
possession OK The government which he Can give to the
House. Iam sure your ordships and the public will be
glad to know the exact satepf shings in t country a
The Earl Of DERBY-I can entirely understand the
anxiety which the noble marquis and yosr Iordships
which have occurred within the last twenty -four hours
and also recognize 70 the fullest extent the duty Of
sns DSn1s cm = nsa noas
received by telegram, and IS therefore, IN the h0he De.
gre meagys and s".ast.tacsy perfectly ready %
that have come 70 our knowledge. Yesterday
afternoon received information by telegram that be.
wires had been cut and by kilograms subsequently, re-
ceived learned that they had been repaired and that
nu9pose of H. proecon 01b ne sse ne IS So tns
eleven o'clock received telegraphic Information 70
the effect that an outbreak had certainly taken place
we do not know in what numbers how far armed
but that at Cahrcveen the coastguard station had
sacked, and that a messenger-a mounted policeman
gents We received information this morning that
although the man had bcen shot at he had not been
killed but his and his horse taken possession
that great apprehensIons were entertained p the town
ns sso 1as mop
from Cahirciveen about forty miles Killarney
..,v,sin the time was utterly unprotected % but
made BY sending instructions Immediately for the
movement Of troops by express trains from Cork,
Of the night three subsequent kilograms the last
Of which informed US that the first detachment from
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to-day from Lord strathnairn that detachment Of Eve
hundred men were on their way from the Curragh and
had already arrived Malow 1t Is satisfactory learn
that these measures afforded great relief the minds OF
the people Of Killarney, and that further outbreak
has occurred except as We understand that the police
barrack Kels attacked by the party which
visited Cahircveen We have mot heard that they ap-
any symptoms Of disturbance in any other part Of the
country II will also be satisfactory TO your ordships
70 kn0w T th.. We navs car srrssa an cec " ne ngAoor
tdke command of the insuvgenfs and taken sCih
strongly cyiminaory psps IN his possession believe
outbreak produced has greatly subsidized At con-
ference which l felt u my duty to hold last night
with his royal Highn IS the Commandcr-in-Chief the
Secretary Of State for the Home Department and Lord
Mas Chief Secretary for Ireland, decided that
Lord Mas should proceed to Ireland at once and he
telegram from Lord Srathnarn states that he goes
over to Dublin by the mail tonight have no reason
TO believe that this ID moro than local outbreaks a the
time notice has been given in every direction that
the utmost vigilance is to be exercised Instructions
have been given 70 the general commanding the district
the admiral upon the station be on the look.
out, and the government will neglect precautions
that may Be Necessary 70 crush tins apparent rising be-
able TO lay before your lcrdshps II is all the in
formation which has been received up to late hour
present OF obtaining information trust however that
the measures taken will prove SUFFICIENT TO put this mat
other part Of Ireland has any outbreak taken place or
any sanction been given TO these proceedings
The Marquis OF CLANarcAsDE-I am anxious to learn
any OPINION that these insurgents invaders from
the direction Of the sea "0rder, orderly The refer
which the noble Earl has made the admiral upon
the station leads ask whether Il 10 probable that
these people approached Cahrcveen along the
roads OF the country or from the sea coast
Tho Earl of DRBY-I have given your lordships the
whole Of the Information possess tHear, hear) The
occurTencee have only taken place within the last
By telegraph cannot at present obtain further in
formation than that which have already detailed.
Later from England.
LONDON, Feb. 16-Morning.
News from Ireland received during the night Is OF
most rcassurng character All danger is reported TO be
telegram from Killarney in the London Times, says
the number Of Fenians VINO were In arms near that
place had been greatly exaggerated-instead OF eight
hundred they probably mustered no more than one
hundred.
In Kerry.
Plymouth telegram says great activity prevails in
despatchng forces 10 Ireland The number OF Royal
marines TO embark is the at Portsmouth-thrcs
hundred and twentyeighL despatch from Portsmouth
says haste n observable in any OF the preparations
and the Inference therefore, h that there than
sufficient power already at the command OF the Irish
government
The London Times says there will not we conceive bs
any necessity the forces In Ireland for sucn
outbreaks that in Kerry may be suppressed by very
small number OF regular troops IL Is, however the
rst duty OF the Irish government to be active and
vgilant In dealing with this frcdchcrous ccnspiracy and,
above all things should not disregard the sneers OF
men who whenever a danger 10 surmounted, ready
TO declare existed We cannot believe that
there exists In ireland the materials for anything
worthy OF the Of nsurrecton but local outrages
there may be, and II Is the duty Of the government 70
guard against them