Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-13
Iurrigll Mus.
Another Fenian Rebellion.

LONDON, March b.
An attack was made by a body of Fenians upon
Droebeda barracks Tuesday. The attacking
party was received with great gallantry by the
military and police stationed in the barracks, and
several volleys were given The assailants retired
in confusion, losing a number Of killed and woun-
ded, whom they took from the field, The repulse
was complete. Several of the government troops
were wounded, including three of the police
The Fenians have torn up the rails and blocked
up the roads between Cork and Dublin complete
y suspending railway travel between those cities.
The government does not feel any alarm at the
aspect of affairs as very efficient measures have
been made, and are now making, TO suppress all
attempts at instruction throughout Ireland. There
have been rs yet no serious outrages committed
by the Fenians upon either the persons or proper
~ Of private subjects, the rebels appearing to be
in state of strict military discipline In the
house of commons Lord Mas, the chief secretary
Of Ireland, stated, Wednesday, that the Fenian
rising around Dublin supposed TO number
from 1000 to 1000 men.
An attack was made by a small force of Fenans
upon Castle Martyr, Tuesday, but the enemy was
repused. One Of the attacking force, said to be
an American officer, was shot.
General Massey, supposed to be a Fenian lead
er, has been arrested in Limerick
LONDON, March 7--Evening.
Dispatches received during the day from Dublin
and Cork, give the following particulars Of the
last outbreak in Ireland -;
A fight took place Tuesday night at Talagth,
about eight miles south of Dublin, between the
armed police and large body of Fenians. One
of the latter was killed and five wounded The
police captured eighty persons and six loads OF
ammunition up to dark to-day over two hundred
persons had been brought into Dublin. The
main body OF Fenians engaged in the fight retreat
ed to the hills north of Dublin with the command
err of the British forces in Ireland in vigorous
pursuit.
The Police Station at Kilmalloch 10 miles south
of Limerick in the County of Munster was attacked
by 200 Fenians, who were repused, leaving 80 OF
their number dead upon the ground and losing III
prisoners.
The Barracks of the Police at Dromare, County
Down, in the North, had been fred by an incen-
diary and totally destroyed.
The manager of the Union Bank and a mounted
police messenger have been shot in Doomore.
Reports from Dublin state that various bands OF
Fenians appear to be well supplied with rations
and they seem TO have risen suddenly in all parts
Of the island They attacked the coast guard sta
toned at Killilgah, in the County of Glare, and
took away their arms.
Assaults have been made upon the stations AT
Caryfort, in Wicklow County, and upon that AT
Holy Cross, and supplied themselves with arm,
from all these places. The excitement in Upper.
rary is intense. General Gleeson is reported tc
be there.
Lord Derby stated this evening that the ralwa,
trains are again running between Dublin and
Cork.
Charles F. Browne, better known as "Artema,
Ward died at Southampton yesterday
Advces from the Cape OF Good Hope bring the
sad intelligence that DR.. David Livingstone tn,
celebrated African explorer, has been killed 10y
the Csflres
DUBLIN, March 7-Evening.
Thirteen prisoners in all have been taken a
Limerick All is quiet in this city to-day an,
reports from Cork, Limerick and Waterford repres
ent that there are no apparent signs OF disturbance
there.
DUBLIN, March 9--Eyening
A dispatch from Waterford reports that the Fe
niaus appeared in force in Derilrs Bit Mountain
in Tpperary county
Troops with artillery have been dispatched /
disodge them. The result is not yet known
The insurgents muster in strong force, particular
in the county of Tipperary. No bands have ye
appeared in Wicklow county, and the town {
Wicklow is quiet
Reports from Drogheda state that there has bee
no further disturbance in that city up TO this hour
Twelve Of the foremost rebel leaders have bee
captured. The Fenians have captured aud hol
possession of the police barracks at Kieteel in th
county Of Kildare.
LONDON, March 0-Evening.
1t is stated that the leading powers of Europ
have united in urging upon the Ottoman Cover
ment the immediate enforcement Of the provision
Of the treaties of 1856 and the granting OF liber
concessions to its Christian subjects.
Dispatches from the East report that the Chr
tians in Thessaly have entered into negotiation
Nth the Turks TO secure their religious indepeI
dence.
The empress of Russia has sent the sum Of S55
600 TO aid the suffering Christians in the island
Crete