New-York tribune., 1867-03-25


The Rebels 1900 strong The telegrapnc commsmca
Nothing is known Of tho insurgents in Munster bnI they
supposed to be concentrating on the borders OF
ford and Tpperary No later news from Drogheda oaie'
Her Majestys ship Caledonia CO., flag of Admiral Yel-
vertOn, left Plymouth Sound this morning. at O'clock
for Ireland. with 400 royal marines under the conmnd
OF Col Pickard. The gnboats Rainbow and Ilnd sAleu
1t is very apparent says The Dublin Mail Of last even
ng that the Fenian armed meeting at the foot % @ e
Dublin mountains but part OF scheme for an 81 Dut
universal rising and general plunder and outrage from
he Province OF Conanght OF rom Ulster n0rh % t in
many parts Of the East South and Southwest as vel as
in Dublin and Wicklow, the Fenans have taken the 1eio
after their fashion, with simultaneous purpose and IN
obedience to plan more or less deliberately orgahnsn
arms against her Majesty her Royal authority within
few miles OF Dublin their conederates had marcnedOut
farm steadngs sacked and set fire police barracks,
and shot consabes in cold blood The same atrocities we're
committed in the County Of Limerick as in Cork From
Waterford this morning the Of rotous dis
turbances and destruction OF the railway line Attacks
were also made on police and coasguard stations IN Clare
and at Drogheda where Feniansn has been for long
time rife, determined attempt was made to seize the
town The energy with which all concerned IN .ae ay
from, may say the Lord Lieutenant and Lord strath-
narn down 70 the ordinary & nS durns %
lasted served to give greatest confidence to all classes OF
the community and the result was that In Dublin, al
though there was the intense excitement nseparabe from
uncertainty nothing was visible approaching TO alarm:
Telegams from Limerick Junction last night state:
Railway Communication remains uninterrupted with
Cork; but The electric wires broken In the direction
hood At fempiemore and Thuries there were consider
able Withdrawals Of deposits, and demands for gold by
at the houses Of most OF the resident gentry and forced
them to give mp their arms The bank ma9agers son az
up his revolver The most spirited action OF the present
outbreak the attack the police barracks at Kill
malock. At O'Clock yesterday morning the barrack
attacked by about 200 armed Fenans. who fired into the
building from under cover There were eonstables who
maintained the defense with great bravery for three hours
firing from the window upon their assanants ADont
o'clock reinforcement OF 10 policemen came up and took
with the relieving party aud drove OH the Fenians who
killed. There IL some doubt whether he FeniaD.
-Four In the barraek during the whole siege,
and sheltered behind the thickest wall Fortunately
they were uninjured. one constable was slightly
wounded Throughout the attack the townspeope sym:
the latter must have been wounded Thirteen prisoners
made by the constabulay were brought into Limerick TO-
day. Horse artillery and cavalry have been dispatched
to the town Of Tppeary two miles from here, which Is
supposed to be threatened by 1900 rebels
ADubn correspondent tecgraphed last night; All has
been quiet about Dublin to-day. There is little news OF
fresh disturbance from the country, Near klfcacle,
County Limerick, the military met body OF Fenlans,
killed one. wounded several and took 81 prisoners In
barrack attacked without success Large bodies OF
insurgents the mountains above Ahadoe Dr.
Clenry, who shot dead at kilmalock had been at
tending Mr. bourne manager OF the Union BANK from
whose neck the ball has not been e1trneted AT Conmel
of the sst Foot with party Of constabuiary several
rebels killed IL made prisoners and 100 stand OF
bly, Public confidence Is restored Casheli much ex-
posed.
Mas arrived In Dublin this day. large quantity OF
have been brought into the Castle from Talaght
jury Donaghuc killed nc Talaght have brought In
verdict Of justfabe homicide. and recommended the
About 1000 Fenians assembled near Drogheda, With
the u ~ pPosed 81 Ittaekag 1e ,oTY hrays
The Fenians led by Capt. Dunno dressed In green
uniform. Finding the police could not be driven out OF
the barrack he seized resident Of Kimallock put pls
tOl TO his head and ordered him 10 make terms Of
der with them They threatened TO fire on the man. when
Iuuu W re-
several OF the Fenians having fallen the insurgents with
drew. Fiyone prisoners are IN gao In TlpPerary The
whom SHOT With his and f.esday toioTsf fcf
disobedenee OF orders The preparations IN ths city are
ample for any OF d he s Royal
racks Guards aud plckes are TO carry 20 rounds OF bali
cartridge extra The worst probably over, but great
trouble will be experienced In breaking up the predatory
bands in the provinces. Lord Powerscourts seat IN
Wicklow at his urgent request has been garrsoned All
the persons captured Talaght was messenger Of SIR
Thomas Larcom Under secretary for Ireland Several OF
ape pe sent to the south Of Ireland but ali is quiet In
the west Most Of the prisoners captured IN Drogheda
had arms and aeeourenchts manufacturers pS bohuoh
establishment.
TIE FIGHT AT KILMALLoCK.
correspondent Of Saunders Nerseter gives the fol
lowing account of the affair at Rilmallock
At the time OF the attack upon It the barrack
cupiedby Head Constable Adams and body OF only u
constabes aud subconsables Their assaants thought
10 take them unawares but they mistaken. They
had had notice OF the threatened rising, and had their
Mimic rifles loaded Almost the first sign TO them Of the
attempt 70 set fire 10 the front door OF the barack by
daublng Il all over with paraiin Oil large empty can
this was two shots through the door which made the
Semsyes I Behind O low % " wS and sSndTy
and other stone opportunities which they had In front
shots made them take themselves away from this point
also Then commenced regular attempt 10 storm the
I%5SS %o Scs w@f Mion aff Tey e ed % O behind
low wall at the OF the barrack, which Is much
posed and from all sorts OF stone defenses and angles
about the place Head Constable Adams and his gallant
band returned the fire with the most determined and
sustained energy aud coolness They had but indifferent
opportunity owing the position Of the windows and
the difficulty OF preserving their small numbers from the
fire Of many Not more than fourth or third OF the
insurgents had guns but the rest had pixies revOyer
and daggers Several Of their guns. which were after
been evidently taken from private owners. The leader
was called col Dunno" and he " wen known lie be
lOnged TO Chareve, and had served In the American
army At the first suspension Of the habeas corpus act
he arrested In Cork but subsequently liberated
Since then the police have been on the lookout for him
During the attack the townspeope raernized with the
insurgents almost TO Beside the fire OF guns stones
were thrown In abundance at The barracks aud upon the
roof About o'clock the insurgents tried savage device
roll the OF house OF reesment close by the bar
mer occasions supplied the police with ears. Colonel
Dunno brought him inside the front wall and, puttlnga
police TO open the doors for the purpose OF afordng him
q refuge. Head Constable Adams and his men as reso
shoot him II he did get away from the barracks The
attempt falling Carroll was let away by his capors
break down the end wall OF the barracks but failed n
this the siege went until about o'clock when
ubInspector Milling came out with party Of ten men,
The first notice they OF their arrival 10 the Rebels
was q volley, which believe brought down Of the
three who have been killed The Rebels at this gave
up their attack The police under Head Constable Adams
turned out and joined the other constabulary. Then
commenced engagement on the roads streets The
police fired at and received the fire OF the rebels the
latter firing from behind Of the streets and from
behind walls they retreated the police pursuing
them. They chased them toward a wood attached 10
private residence untenanted named Ashill Finally the
Insurgents fled away and dispersed Early In the after
noOn Mr. Hill, the County Inspector, arrived from Lin