Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-23
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tucked the coast guard W kiIlwgh
county Clare CuriIuu county Nirli
low, aud other stations, tukingwm,.
The cNci,cmcI; in Tippcmly is in
tense.
TROOPS are hing rapidly dis
patched to ireland from all available
points,
Irish dispatches to-day give the
following intelligence; Fifteen hum
drrd troops arc threatening Tip
prrNry,
In fight near liillcnaulc county
iimcrick, one Fcnian was killed,
aud thirty captured, Among the
latter was the Fcnian chief Gen,
lame.
The Fcnuns--30O strong were
defeated ut CIoumcl. Several killed
and Is captured,
Armed men are moving through
the counties of Clare, Tippcrary,
and Lincrik. There arc frequent
conflicts with tho police and con.
stabuIary.
Dr.. Cicary is reported killed AT
Ki|mulock.
Incendiary fires arc frequent in
Limerick county.
The Irish correspondence OF the
London Times says that Ireland is
full Of Irish AmcricmS, and urges
that severe punishment in their
cases is impcrativcly necessary, but
il is difficult to approhond them, as
the pcor'c-though giving no assist
ance--reitlso TO betray them to the
authorities
DUBLIN, March Z (Evcning,)-All
quiet here. Reports from Cork,
Limerick, and Waterford represent
that there arc no signs of disturb
anco. Thirteen prisoners were talk
en- at Limerick.
DUBLIN, March S.--A hcvy snow
storm is prevailing, and the in
surgcnts are suffering from cold and
exposure Donohue and three COM
panions are dead A police consta-
bic was killed ut Cork. The rails
on the roads running into Water
ford have been torn up, Large
quantities of ammunition and mate
rails for making Greek fire, have
been discovered in various parts Of
the country.
LONDON, March, S.-Thc Irish Sec
rotary stated in the House Of Com
mons that tire Fcnian insurgents
were from 10000 to 10000 strong.
The railroad between Dublin and
Cork has been torn up. No serious
outragcs have been committed.
LONDON, March S.-Scvcral Irish
English papers publish a proclama-
ton purpo"ting to come from the
Government Of the Irish Republic.
IT declares that after ages Of ont
cages. and vain appeals TO justice
and reason, it has been resolved to
appeal to arms to rescue Ireland
from scrlIom, and establish public
safety, political freedom, and sep
arate Church and State. AS Re
pulicans, they appeal to Republicans
throughout the world for sympathy
and support.
LONDON, March 9.-Ofiicial dis
patches from ireland say that loads
of arms have been discovered and
seized by the military. This helps
to confirm the reports that the
rising of the Irish failed for the want
OF organization.
"A The Derby Govcrnm cnt has been
completed. The Duke Of Mari
borough becomes Lord President of
the Council, in place Of the Duke Of
Buckingham, who has been appoint
cd Colonial Secretary. The Duke
of Richmond will take charge ofthe
Beard OF Trade.
Cyrus w. Field has contracted
fora submarine cable from Placentia,
Newfoundland, to Sidney, Cape
Breton.
The leading European Powers
have united in urging the Porte to
enforce treaties, and grant liberal
concessions to Christian subjects.
4 LONDON, March 9 Noon Ut is
reported from Ireland that tranquil
lily has bccn restored throughout
the country. No recent disturbance
in tho county of Kerry, since the
outbreak of last month.
The funeral of Artcmus Ward,
(Charlcs L. Browne took place to-
day. His remains were buried in
Kensal Green Cemetery. lie was
followed to the grave by great nam
bcrs of literary gentlemen and
friends, including many Americans.
The U. S. Legation was represented
by Mr.. Morrow, secretary to Mr.
Adams.
That Radical sheet, the San An
tonic Express, cndcavors to ridicule
the attempt ofour Travelling Editor