New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

swndlers and adventuers attended to and acted upon
The Right Rev. Dr. Power, Catholic Lo d Bishop OF
Kllaloe addressed the people at great gh d9ngth o az
Kllaoe and heartily congratulated his flock on tle
fact that they showed an example when Is wen
worthy of imitation in these most perlious tles, i ~
wholly abstaining from any identlncatlon what
soeyer with the foolish and mischievous fenah
movement His lOrdship was heard throughout WIZ
profound attention and respect ana ms woIds a 'eo
more Nenagh, &c, the clergy also strongly dehouceu
DR. Morarty, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Kerry,
has issued pastoral in which he cxhorts ms clergy
to warn their flOcks that all persons joining the en-
ian Society whether sworn or unsworn incur i,lIl
accommodation, reminding them that Pope Ilus
TX in his Alocuion of Sept 25, 1SC5 confirming the
DEGREES of his predecessors, prescribed ana con
demned under the same penalty, all secret socetes
which either openly clandeStnely conspre against
the Church or against the lawful anthOrltPs'
WHERE Is STEPHENS?
The Paris correspondent of The Sunday Gazette
writes:
send you the intelligence Of James stephens's arrival
in this country and though active operations were not
long in ma;festng themselves after this hero landed III
Europe st am told that the late Head Centre is quite
innocent Of the present troubles. On good authority
learn that James Stephens and few offers late OF the
United States Army, are located IN hoel close 10 tne
Rue st Lazare enn ana that e nsenI ss I to bays
anything TO do with the concern Is doubtful. Ils
command appears TO have nseh tTg tIa o be IL % nxions
To make his home among us mere. stephens
and ONahouy the other chlet ana nanuIaetuer @ f ol
Fcnian fire, formerly lived here paying nye francs
per month for their room, Tie former earning hs nNS
hood by giving English lessons ana inc oneI W 1edof f
times have changed and that the creduy OF thousanus
Of dupes has paced James stephens uouga hs ~
sChOOlmaser for second time You may possibly hot
,etirc6 is nearly seven feet high was in the Dublin
poliee force went from that body into the Papal Any
and after lie discontinue of Lamoricere, transferred
Wnrl. lis
ice of the United States where nc rose 10 the Tnh y.
INT for the primitive manner in which
he signed his dispatches. The moderate freneh papers re-
and 1 act zee That one paper accuses America
Of having applied the torch aud adds that u s very 1uu
tLat this new outbreak should occur at moment when
thc Eastern question is being revived The United States
and Russia are on very intimate terms ana DOM nave h
old account TO square with England.
LATEST DISPATCHES.
DrprN. March -Midnght.-About 200 Tenans
marched through Kilmacthomas, County Waterford
to-day They took and paid for provisions presery-
ing q dogged silence as to their !mmediate route
Hail sleet, and snow with fierce eact Wlnd' pre-
vailed throughout nearly all the disturbce aiS-
DTpIN. March 10-In Tipperary and Waterford
the cavalry, artillery, infantry, ana consta6uaIy
have been again sent ont III pursuit OF the Iebeis III
an ahortivc attack on the police baTrack az Mount
mell!ck Queens County; two temans were s93t ny
the. nstaluary. ProclamatIous are issued offering
reward Of $3.50 for the apprehension OF the lcdef Oh
the rising at Kilmallock and GOO for the principals
concerned in the other Iisings.
PopTNRIIyGToN. March l0-The police barrack at
,lountInelick was fired into last night. The police
returned the fire, and shot two men. All seems
Guet along the Great Southern line. The trains are
Corr. March 11-An ambnscade of Fcnians was
discoycrcd on Killady Hill. On their retreat they
abandoned their rifles sword pixies, and thousands ,
Of ammunition and caps. sSyeIgl piisoneiS h"'0
been brought in from country districts
UUBIIN, March l2.-The flying column returned 10
TippcraIy from the mountains late last night They
Culy saw 20 Fenians who fed on their approach.
Troops were dispatched from Mallow last night in
pursuit OF a body of Fcnians reported TO be about
KidayTy -,
LIMISICK JUNCTION, March l2.--Al quiet in this
district The rebels are said 20 have been seen IN
some force i'm the wooded gens on the southern side
of the Galtee mountains, between Mitchelstown ana
CahiT.