The New York herald., 1867-03-29

acton ana pFrparsaAoUs q government dis
rusaet Nth seiy. the general tone Of opinion being
thsi the Prcseni quis Is bot the precursor Of violent
storm and many fear Fenlans win chcose their
PscaliaF mods % celebrate the festival
i believed that me government have received pr-
iaforma'ioa that the Fenans In America have
despatched auxsres 10 AID those already arms and
thls Hpgesca wAs considerably strengthened by the
order foF ~ vessels commission al Portsmouth pre-
pare Cor immediate action the Irish coast Already
formidable feet s approaching our waters The Belle
rophon sailed yesterday morning. the Niobc. stork and
two other guaboais tue afternoon. the Hector
frgae 70 reinforce the squadron At Qaccnst,wn.
Others preparing with all possible speed for cruising
on the southern and western coasts
One thousand two huadred marines are being armed
with the snider rle for service here. 10 be de-
spaiched immediately In the Hlmalaya n company with
the sixty-s regiment
Every preparation has been taken meet any
stration that may be made All the military
and consabulary will be under from TO- night till
Monday.
Tho weather has continued severe NJ 10 this morning,
when genial removed all traces Of the late fost
and fbe troops and horses have suffered very
much by the late severity OF the weather An extra
allowance OF fred has bcen served out this week to
guards and pickets. Troops qnarercd In wooden and
iron huts draw one-third additional, and those n per-
manent barracks sixth. military guard for she
protection OF smthhed Brsdewsli has been mounted
there for the past days and win during
the present disturbance
man who gave his name - Fitzharris was arrested
last evening In Dame street. On being taken into
custody he drew loaded revolver from his pocket and
attempted TO shoot the policeman. The latter struck up
his arm, and after desperate struggle succeeded in
wrenching the pistol from him. and with assistance,
conveyed him 70 Chanccry lane station.
despatch from Nenagh this morning announces the
capture Of Michael Gleeson believed 10 be the brother Of
General Geeson. He arrested at a farmers house,
within few miles Of the town and the information
OF one of the local constables He remandcd Jail
for further examination.
It is also reported that man named Carroll who was
was murdered on his road home to Borr.oIesh Carroll
arrested, with number of Others last evening, in
the vicinity Of Borrsolcgh The authorities thought nt
to detan all the captves but the deceased. who
leased Being supposed have cot his liberty BY turn
ing nformer party Of Fenians lay in walt at secluded
part Of the road. When found Carroll still alive,
but he shortly expired. HIS throat cut by sword
other similar sharp instrument, and the head almost
The Dublin Ga-efte OF last night contains notices
appointing the magistrates who to grant licenses for
hs N 81 arms ~ ens
ing reward of f100 for information that shall lead to
the arrest of Charles Bourke Of Kcrokc county Tppe
rary who, with others, set fire 10 the house OF con-
stabulary pensoner named william Clare, OF Balyboy,
his refusal to Join them Bourke Is thus described:
Twenty four OF five feet ten inches hRh verv
stout fresh complexion round face. light gray eyes:
light brown hair; wore gray freze frock coat, tweed
trowsers, tweed vest: supposed 70 have a military
uniform, cap, with gold band
Tho Garette also contains proclamation offering a
similar reward for such Information shall lead the
of Captain Joseph Geeson "who, the 9th inst
accompanied by armed bodies, murdered man named
Tracy and committed other outrages in the barony of
described Twenty years o. age six feet high, slender
make, fresh complexion, fair face, blue eyes, straight
well shaped nose, black hair wore dark blue sack
coat supposed undress uniform trousers, black vest
dark cap straight peak and gold band hair cut
walks erect with a smart Yankee step; rather youthful
and gentee looking generally holds his head down, ap
parenty in thoughtfu positions has relatives in all
II also contains tho names Of twelve military officers
Who are appointed TO the commission Of the peace
with troops and police to keep down insurrecton
there is very marked absence Of other crimes.
sons in almost every county TO the
inhabitants on the absence OF grave crimes 10 some
places thsy have received the white gloves which de-
Al LimercE rife with Fsnansn. Mr. Justice aeoras
county might compare advanagsOusy with any part Of
her MAjssty's dom.nons He said " life Is secure,
made Of al Roscommon, wexford. Meath. Waterford
and Carlow, and several other counties.
'ss. Patriek's Day.
Dublin, March II, 1867
Up TO the time for closing this despatch, disturb
has taken place. has any report been received
Of demonstration from country districts
Hitherto Patrick's Day has been the peoples festival;
mirth sbounded money circulated freely Troops Of
bright eyed peasant girls focked into the city the
with baskets Of verdant trefo their shr Of
screen shamrogue' surmounting the hum Of business
II the occasion which the people received
by the representative Of majesty Military bands
sembed in the Castle square to play national airs; the
gates thrown open people, without distinction ad
milted TO walk before his Excelency he with his
family the balcony to hear him speak TO them Of
Great the contrast this year, shamrocks decorate the
hats Of some Of the many seem TO wear them
with fear doubtful wherr this marx OF nationality
may not draw them tho notice OF troublesome de-
II is the Sabbath day To follow the old order Of
things the public ceremonias would take place omor
But they sheived altogether. Instead OF open
gates the Castle entrances are closed with bars and
plates OF iron. Double sentinels keep watch; within
and without Is fear and anxiety
| The situation in the Souti,-Quiet on 81. Pat
| rick's Dny-Arhitrary and Cruel Course OF
the Police Emigration America Inn
| peded-The Rebel Prisoners to be Ably De-
CoRE March IL, 1867.
Although the insirrcctonary movement OF Shrove
Tuesday has completely extinguisned the govern
In serious apprehension OF another attempt
rising to-day Accordingly precautionary have
been taken, and the military. who have been placed in
the most places in readiness
moments notice any call which may be made for their
services Up to the time write noon) intelligence
has reached here Of any disturbances in the county,
and have 10 believe that any will take
| place.
The Fenans are too much discounted at their late
defeats to take the aed again. They have learned
little experience and Is to be hoped they viii profit
by IT, They have that the power Of England is
| so easily subdued, and that handful Of men armed
with ptchforks and clasp knvss cannot achieve any
thing but certain failure. or all the attempts at rebel
lion which have been made to berate this country from
British thradom, has presented such miserable
exhibition as the present In 1s4s there were men Of
standing, position and Of geniustrue patriots
who ready and not unwilling TO riHce their lives
for their counrys good But who the head Of the
Fcnian specuations Persons without either positon
standing in the world-men who have nothing TO Ioee
and eveyt TO gain The oyalists here AFFORD TO
laugh the expense OF the sspoOr Irish dup0a who