The New York herald., 1867-03-09
MAIL. DETAILS TO FEBRUARY q.
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IRELAND.
Goa DUBLIN coRaespoMOeNce.

Alarm .tke City-J0hn Mitchell as the Ecnaan
Ieader--Thc Hnbeas Corpus Suspension and
Effect of Its sC0ntinuance-"Detectin aFe-
Mas and How tho Work is Dono-Execs-
1.-Two Claims Of Irish Loyalty Stephen. J.
Mcany and the Other Convicts, &c.
DUBLIN, Feb. 23s 1edz.
The greatest precautions 10 guard against any attempt
at outbreak in Dublin still kept up Tho soldiers
rarely let out Of tho baack and not all durpg the
night Meetings OF the Privy Council held almost
daily, presided over by the Lord Lieutenant and daily
reports OF the state OF the country submitted TO them
Since my last communication thoro has not becn any
stir on the part OF the Fenana The Kerry mountains
are still searched daily by military.
Tho reports about stephens being in the South,
although stip repeated, not authenticated.
Tho announcement that John Mitchell would assume
the leadership has received with satisfaction
He Is considered koy TO DO true 10 the than
stephens
The debate on the application for renewed suspension
OF the act habeas corpus has been watched with great
interest as the action OF the government does not meet
with general appreciation. The suspension s pfoductive
OF an immensty OF annoyance to individuals and has
very depressing effect the trade OF the country AT
the opening OF Parliament II announced that such
was quite unnecessary and the government assured tho
House o. that the excitement In Tralee wns
but an unruly mob Of about onohundrod men, people
thought from tnesc bt4temen8 tuhi tuc aOk Wouo w
allowed 10 come into force again.
The station the mail and passenger packets between
Hoyhsad and Dublin Is Knsstown, o. place distant
about seven miles from Dublin Trains run alongside
the steamers and convey no passengers to the city
This il the route by which most people como 70 Ireland
from England and elsewhere; consequently demands
the greatest amount OF police surveillance Guards cf
bury conssabIes and ynxeyed decves await each In.
coming steamer and examine passengers with the glance
professional thief catsher Pares known 70 the police
look or whose appearance Indicates that he ight h
FenaD 10 fair game. consabaes accompany him In the
train from Kngstown 70 Dublin follow him 70 hotel
residence; probably they demand his and examine
his documents and duggage The unfortunate passenger
nsde o the cy Prison Should proof of loyal den
ty be notforbcominG, The dIsagseable fact b at once
Ne. 5 few S1y
tismen who have experienced this treatment and com
mercal men who have been In the habit Of coming TO
81 thai because they wear souched
hat tbey are 70 be detained In durance vide until they
~ Se RAIDERS Of The ssALp mediate visit to Tho
land Of sainS and shlacs would strongly recommend
passport eredsutia 70 be carried In pocket easy
rSs chief Secretary for Ireland 10 moving she second
reading OF the bill propounded doubtless satisfactory
10 the government supporters but ~ sasfac
sory 70 people here CONTRARY TO- public opinion. and
which by comparison with the action o. tha govern
mont Is certainly illogical TIE conclusion which IN
Tsnisnism Is something Of The nature Of disturbance
rnown a. 4 faction nght-a desire for ! scrmmsge whicl
can be checked by stern ecaon for shot time tn
gord Ueutopant In public speech q The Dublin Man
s,on Heuss declared that he did NOT believe In the dl
LOYALTY and dsansoton q the lTeat bulk Of The iris
people that in many pA{s OF the country sn unseitle
depsudsut On agriculture Tor employment; that upo
thess axcsbie ana gnosAnt portions Of the pcpulso
ina unoSftbls promises and exaggerated statements
R3ents ana unA6fupoous Smissries have actet
70 tSs disauetuds bf the well dIspossd and ssrfos
damage = The commerce 'rsd' and social sdv'''sn''
I Of Ireland.