The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02

! New York, Feo. 1.-THE Fenian excitement il
this and adjac, n. cities yesterday was of i1osi
intense character. The news from Ireland CAUSED
general migrating Of Ifishmen from the upper
part of the city to the Newspaper offices and head
| QUARTERS Of the Fenan Brotherhood on Chatham
street. The announcement Of meeting and other
demonstrations military conventions, &c, puo>
lished this morning. indicate the earnestness OF
feeling and determination on the part of Irishmen
to begin plan of action to cooperate with the
revolutionary party in Ireland. Congress will
be neld here soon to form new government for
their organization A call for volunteers To 60 to
Ireland has been made and promptly responded
to- and money to very large amount subscribed.
Liberal promises of aid have been made to the
leaders, in the shape Of arms, men and money.
London, Feb. l6.-lreland is entirely quiet ;
Chief Organizer Stephens is reported there, but
the danger seems passed. Toolny's Wood, where
the closely pursued Fenians took refuge, has been
secured by British troops and the insnrrectionary
bands dispersed. The Government will send more
ships and troops 70 ireland at once.
A terrible earthquake occurred recently at the
Island of CephaIonia. Every town on the Island
was laid in ruins, with very great loss OF life.
The King Of Greece has gone to the scene.
The County Kerry, Ireland has been proclaimed
in state of siege.
It is now said that O'Connor is no, other than
Stephens. Twenty Americans are reported to be
acting with Stephens.
The Weekly telegraph and Express Line is now
opened to TentZin, a part of Pekin, China. The
in twelve days.
Berlin, Feb. l6-In the Prussian elections the
Liberals were triumphant. Ten districts returned
Count Bismark as their representative.
Dublin, Feb. 1.-THE outbreak at Killarney
has come to an end, and the bands Of insurgents
have departed. One hundred and forty Fenians
were arrested and are now in Jail.
New Orleans, Feb. l8.-Mexlcan advices of the
18th say the final evacuation of the City of Mexico
by the French took place on the 9Th. The city is
held by 10000 Mexican lmperialists, and Maxi
milan has an army of 10000 we'll armed men,
Enthusiasm in his favor is renewed.
Later advices state the Liberals everywhere vic
torious. They had defeated Miramon, retaken
Zacatecas, and only 1000 troops were between
Juarez and the City of Mexico. Miramon was
shot through both legs and bis army routed. =
London Feb. lS.-Ireland is perfectly tranquil.
A small number of rebels, concealed in the woods,
are endeayoring to escape to the coast. but troops
are disposed so as to Illustrate them. Troops have
been sent to Mahalide to arrest Stevens, who is
supposed to be in that vicinity.
The cause OF the Fenian outbreak In the south
of Ireland is yet buried in ObSc1ritY. Some say it
was caused by the arrest OF an American officer
Captain MOrarty, while others say his prompt ar
rest prevented general uprising In ireland. The
Government had news of the afIir on the 18th,
from an upper servant in the LoIsehold of Earl
Kenmore, who mad received Two anonymous notes
stating that the rising was planned Ia Killarney,
and that tie leader would come from Cochorcreen
that night The constables were Immediately sent
to intercept him. They found Moriarty, whom
thew took into custody, and OIL searching his per-
son found letters confirming the assertions OF the
anonymous letters. A courier, named Dugan, was
sent to Cochorcreen to warn the police party, but
the rebels caught him and demanded the papers,
which he refused to give up and attempted to es-
cape when they fired and wounded HIM. So far
as is yet known he is the only person hurt. Tue
police got news OF the trouble by other meSsen
gers and from several spies among the Fenians.-
They were strengthened by detachment from the
war vessel Gladiator lying off Vaentia, and saved
their station from attack One band Of Fenlan-,
ninety in number, took horse for their leader o.
Conner. and another band stopped the mail on the
road from Killarney to CochUrcreen, but did no
violence to any one. The FenlAn plan was to AT.
tack and capture Killarney and then march upon
Cork but the immediate disposition of troops from
Cork to Killarney by General Bates, aud tue ce.
lerity of Col. Howard's movements, defeated the
whole plot and caused the insurgent bands to dis
perse. No FenianS were captured, and U;Connor
and his staff are said to have reached Fenian ves-
sells off Dingle bay.
Thirty-four suspected persons we're arrested in
Dublin Yesterday, and, after examination, i've
were retained in custody
dublin, Feb l6.-Head Centre Murphy and Col.
onels LAWYER, Healy and johnson have been arr
rested at Limerick, and important papers found
on their persons and in their lodgings. The ex-
citement is rapidly spreading.
London, Feh l8--Madrd dispatches say the
King Consort will be ex;led from Spain, charged
with plotting for the Regency Of the Kingdom.
Washington, Feb ia communication from
the President to the Senate to-day, states that the
Executive, not being cognizant of any violation Of
the Civil Rights BILL referred the Senate's resou.
ton of inquiry to the heads OF Departments. No
such violations had come to the Knowledge of the
Navy, Interior, Post Office, Treasury or State De-
partnent. The Secretary ut War says no instance
has been reported OF neglect or re:usal the part
of military officers or employees to entJrce the
Civii Rights Act.
In the House, message was received from the
Senate announcing that it insisted on its ameud-
ment to the Military Government bill. a.
wilson of Iowa moved that the House concur in
fhe Senate amendment with the following by way
of proviso: : That no person excluded from the
privilege of holding Office by said proposition Of
amendment to the Constitution OF the United
States shall be eligible to election as member Of
q Convention to form Constitution for any of
said rebel States nor shall any such person vote
for members of such Convention.
Blaine moved the previous question.
Eldridge moved 10 table the bill. Rejected
yeas, 30; nays, LOG. Stevens cid not vote
New York, Feb. l9.-The Fenians here are still
sanguine of the success of the Irish Repubc.--
The discouraging news of yesterday gave but a
SLIGHT shock to their ardent expectations. During
the day business has been lively at Stephens
headquarters, enrolling volunteers and receiving
donations.
I,ondon. Feb. 19.-All armed Feuians have dis.
appeared from County Kerry none were caught
MI. willing tn give intelligence, but