New-York tribune., 1867-03-09
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE, MARCH s.
GREAT BRITAIN.

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51LEGRarB TRIBUNE
IoNDoN March Observation-Disclosures received
siuring the day. from Dublin and Cork, give the fol-
bowing particulars of the last outbreak in Ireland;
fight took place on Tuesday night, at Ialaght,
about eight miles south of Dublin, between the
armed police and largo body of Fenians. One OF
the latter killed, and five We're wounded. Tho
police captured 50 prisoners and six loads OF amml-
milton, and mp to dark to-day 200 prisoners had
been brought into Dublin The main body of the to-
mans engaged in the fight retreatcd to the hills north
Of Dublin, with Lord Strathnairn, the commander of
the British forces in Ireland in vigorous pursuit.
The police station at Kilmamock 10 miles south of
Limerick, i'll the County of Limerick was attacked by
900 Fenians, who We're repulsed, leaving three of
toir number dead upon the field and losing Il pTis
The barracks of the police at DromOre County
Down in the North had been fired by an ncendiary
and totally destroyed The manager of the Union
Bank and n mounted police messenger have been
thot at Dromore Reports from Dublin state that
the various bands Of Fenians appear 20 be well sup
Piled with ratiOns and they to have risen sud
denly in all parts of Ireland. They attacked the
coast guard stationed at Killelagh, in the County
Clare and took away their arms. Assaults have been
made upon the stations at CaryfOrt in Wicklow
County and upon that atIoly Cross and the Fenians
applied themselves with arms from all these places.
The excitement in Tipperary is intense. Gen Gleeson
Sreported 10 be there.
Eyening-Lord Derby stated this evening that the
railway trains are again running between Dublin
and Cork.
March s-Noon-Several Irish and English news
paDers have received and published proclamation
rnpsrting to come from the Government of the
Irish Republic" 1t declares that after ages of out
rare and Of vain appeals 10 and justice, they
have az last resolved to appeal to to Ire
Il
wblic safety and political freedom, and bring about
Che consequent separation of Church and State. As
uuubicans, they appeal to republicans throughout
ae world for sympathy and support"
Troops are being rapidly dispatched 10 Ireland
nom all available points.
Eyening.-DisPatches from Dublin Cork, and other
parso of Ireland received during the morning and
afternoon give the following intelligence:
AbOdy of Fenians, 1900 strong are reported 10 be
threatening the town of TPperary. The troops had
,lattle with band Of the insurgents nearKilfnane
hne County Limerick and defeated them, killing
one man, woundmg several, and taking 80
wh3ners. Among the latter was the
F.Gn chief, "Gen. Lane" force of
rbk some 900 strong was also beaten
haesoldiers at Clonmel. Several of the former
Ese killed, eighteen prisoners were taken, and
0asntity of arms was captured The Fenans strip
Armed bands Of men are moving through the COun-
ties of Clare Tpperary and Limerick, and have fire.
quent conflicts with the police and cOnstabulaTy.
A Dr. Ceary is reported TO have been killed at Kill
mallOek IucendiaTy fires are frequent IN the City
and County of Limerick.
The Irish correspondent of The London Times says
Ireland Is full Of Irisl-AmeIicaDs, and urges that
severe punishment in their cases is imperatiyey
necessary. But he adds that it is very difficult TO
spprehend them, for the people, though they give
them no aid. refuse 10 betray them TO the authOn-
ties He states that Col. Dunn led the Irish in their
attack on the station at Kilmslock. He concludes
by saying that the present rising is considered fail
nre in Dublin.
DUBLIN March 7-Evening-Thirteen prisoners
IN all have been taken at Limerick. All is quiet in
this Clty to-day and reports from Cork, Limerick,
and Waterford represent that there apparent
signs of disturbance there.
March S-A heavy storm prevailed in this vicinity
night before last. Large quantities of snow fell and
it. is said that the insurgents who took refuge in the
mountains are suffering severely from cold and ex
posure Donohue, the leader Of the Fenans in the
fight at Tallaght has since died, and three of his
companions are also dead. A police constable has
ben killed by the Fenans in Cork The rails OH the
roads running into Waterford have been torn up.
Large quantities of ammunition and materials for
producing Greek fire" have been discovered and
seized by the soldiers and the police in various parts
of the country
LONDON, March s.-Chas F. Browne, better known
a. "Artemus Ward died at southampton yesterday.