The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-05
IR Ell A N D.
OUR DUBLIN CORRESPONDENCE.

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OUR DUBLIN CORRESPONDENCE.
Plan Of the Fenians for n Grand Military
Movement-How and Why IL Faiied-een-
eraI O,Connor and Captain Moriarty-The
Muster and ssRising''-Fenian Guides and
Good March-Grent Alarm. Social ana H.
nancial-James stephens en- Route, Nc.
DUBLIN, Feb. 10, 1857.
Long before this reaches you the cable will have nashed
account Of the Fenian rising in the south OF Ireland
The long expected rising has taken place at last Inc
Fenans have raised the standard Of revolt and ed the
first shot on Irish soil The most intense excitement
and alarm have prevailed for the last three days. Du
confidence is somewhat restored as the military
has succeeded in checking the movement ana Restrict
ing II to particular district
Kerry the county Of the far-famed garden Of Ireland
has been the Of operations The mountains ana
glens Of Killarney which the tourist has been wont
to stray have become bvouac ground Of the nsur-
gents The beauteous echoes Of Dunlo which hitherto
but repeated soft notes awakened by the guides have
taken up the hoarser cry Of pursuing army and the
mimic cannon, which many American tourist will
remember as arousng the reverberaons Of the bills,
has given place the stern reality Of the "Arm-
strongs"
II appears that the council who have lately arrived
from New York and the direction OF Fenian affairs
here decided that there should DO Simultaneous nsng
in England and Ireland the object Of the former being to
collect the men from Leeds, Manchester. Liverpool,
Preston and other manufacturing towns, to attack
Chester Castle in which large store Of arms and ammu.
milton was known TO he kept only guarded by fourteen
men, and then take possession Of steamboat and make
for Dublin. In this city demonstration was to DO
made TO distract the attention Of the authorities while
the great body OF Fenans took OF the south
eYn towns and erected Notifications Had the Fenians
succeeded in Chester their plans might have gone ON
successfully bat the Information given by one OF their
enabled the to have the Guards and
volunteers them there and Illustrate that part
authorities for the reception Of those who in
crossing the channel All the ports to which steamers
ply from England were closely watched some arrests
were made in Belfast and Drogheda, but whole ship
loads have been taken they came into Dublin; on
Wednesday sixtyseven were arrested on the
sramer from Holyhead. The following day thiry-
seized, and this morning sixteen more we're
apprehended under similar circumstances - !.
The parties in the South, ignorant OF tho failure OF
the Chester and Dublin business according 70 agree
ment. The command was assumed by General Voohnu
who has been residing In the neighborhooa Oh "a
hirciveen for some weeks BY his directions the ROADS
were taken possession OF by bands OF armed Fenians
the telegraph wires valenta and also those 10
cut, and thus all communication from inc os'o
operations O'Connor despatched his colleague, Captain
Moriarty with full instructions 10 the Head Centre, In
Killarney The evening that M0riarty was to arrive IN
Killarney anonymous letter brought by little
bareooted girl to Mr. Galway the agent OF LORD Caste
rose, informing him that Captain Moriar.y, renlan
agent was coming by Bauconis car from Cahirciveen
The letter stated that the man would be known az hnv
ing broken nose Morarty had his nose injured in the
late American war; The car was met by the poce four
miles outside the town. and the captain arrested The
papers found on him created an immensely OF alarm,
asserting that he was to give the signal tnat me nahk
was to be the first place sacked and then Lord Castle
rosse's mansion
The news spread with rap,dty and in few hours the
gentry poured into the with their families and
vauables the Railway Hotel was taken possession OF h
them and guard Of cous.aouay placed sa sSouns sup
graphed to Dublin and Cork requesting imr "a mas.
plies OF troops. Ate OF ,ras XII
senger he massed the Fenians aud mf5,m. tner way
larncy with the object of rescs,ms they 10 }u amI
they attacked each Police AMMUNITION Gre Joined oy
mt did no injury TO the men, 90 he,i n Wo
ysssa ns sSasn aSng sae they
small hamlet four miles from ssoyal objects likely
the coast guard station took AZ sitting in
solemn council at Killarns, troops Yt arrived, des.
this formidable body. sad to Kiosli, small town
p,s,se %.s Ssian The a KorsD for
mounted messenGS the road ne Was noe .y party Of
Cahircveen BY enians, among WHOM = Is asser,ea
Ine 40. ss.rsi The man was ,rs,e.ss,v shot h~
Of The crowd The .spaches ertaken as also
his horse and arw m The roadside He y subsequently
nsspe Inc Fenian force could reach Barney troops
arrived from Cork and not beng ,u slc Nor % meet
turned aside from Killarney towards ten.m~ Several
hundred troops arrived from Dublin 'urs after.
w.yds and thcn pursuit was counenceu. airs were
coi,ected to convey the troops in ne direoof Ken
mare. but without leading 70 any o'sio' snh tiny
The fsni,ns we're made ws 70 sver;as were
UNSUCCESSFUL They pass.&1 n c,.c fountain y,p o.
Dunlo dispersed ov' nupsd troops
eluded The Nod las. night undy the drectionp
e aars S%and other residents apd although ,neynew
could not catch single man Several times our,t the
night the ssntrcs heard the Fenians convershg; b as
DARK IL was dseme< advisable not 70 pursue 'Asm
The Toomie. Mouutair overlooks the Tower Lake asd
likely they VIII py pos ossI, v ,as pe0s
the soldiers. On Thursday night upwards Of fifteen
hundred soldiers, composed Of infantry and artillery
were concentratedht Mallow point which commands
the whole south d ireland, from which troops could be
poured at very hort notice 10 any district necessary
they are under Command Of Bngadier General Hosford
/ Thus II NAV b seen that The rising has not been
productive OF much result beyond the alarm excited In
the country, and that Is so great ~ to seriously Affect
the price OF all piblic securities. AZ movement II
failure-the collapse OF the English auxiliary crippled
1 the resources cfthe 0Connor bani who required tho
| arms and the discovery Of desptches Moriarty
enabled such mass Of troops 70 b. sent to the scene Of
danger rsrier all hopes OF success there absurd
so that unless unlocked for assistance comes TO the
parties who arewandering the Kerry mountains
any further actin their part neei not he expected
II was rumced last night that . rising would take
place in Dublin and Waterford e.ry 70 sne ais
courage these keas The military IN Dublin are All con-
fined 10 barrGks, and stand ready Tor moment
notice-infaniy, guns loaded; cavalry booted ana
epured
sIso two American coloneis LAWYER and Hcaiy. They
were all engaged destroying reaOnabe documents al
A boat from . man-of war lying outside cahirciveen
has becn in with marines TO assist 10 defence OF the
town. -. :. r~-x,,. ,...,. -.
nitted are proceeding; but not one has been FOUND
gn,,sv vet Thres pleaded guky, two were discharged,
and ttbe iurtes disagreed in two chcr cases II Is
eu % ga shst tfSis government have not got single
rnr v,csjon sinoe their access ion 70 power.
the police Who remained on duty all "Wednesday
liz r.. ara Oevin, arrested the following persons,
q board the Iron Duke frcm Liverpool and
~ h3sras1ra, from Holyhead, on the arrival OF the
ssssnnerr On Thursday morning. on suspicion Of being
cen eoss1 with the Fenan conspiracy. Their names
sre-Johu Cubbins, John Armour, John M'Donnell.
william wilson, Laurence Cunningham John Corcoran.
ichard Ryan, John Leitran, James Jones, Bernard
Philips and Michael Evans
James Stephens En- Route.