The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-27

ton TO the North or the counties Of Cork aud Waterford
TO the South force from the wicklow HIS might
harass the counties o. Dublin wicklow ana huaare
Thus time might be given for the gathering in or Irish
men from England, America and elsewhere win
ther present resources IDEAS Of success are h nus
ton. In similar manner 70 that adopted by Engane ~
the late war and the Polish question sustain their
hopes The general tone OF opinion that the remains
have been .kept in hand' preparatory 70 fur'ner
great struggle.
movement keep their and appearance from
the knowledge OF the authorities, but the following are
Dunno who served under rsssmsot
He is native OF the south OF Ireland. reward Of ESQ
has been offered Tor his apprehension.
Colonel Lsanord, who served under General sherman
General Burke, who has bsen taken prisoner served
In the sxsy'ninth and Eighy.eighsh New YORK resi'
An arrest Of considerable importance was made yes.
terday, at BOYLE, county RoscOmmon. The person y
company he was arrested al Sandy year The
authorities liberated Duffy account Of his Ill health
ant documents, which have been seized He has been
lodged 10 Mountjoy prison on charge OF high treason
considerable number Of arrests are daily made Of per-
sons suspected OF completely They drawn from sew
eral ranks OF life and show the ramcaions OF the con-
spracy The principal prisoners all confined IN Dub.
that offenders for other crimes have been assigned to
the country prisons and even with ths ease the prisons
will be unable to hold the number OF arrests.
With the double object Of relieving the prisons and
infcting prompt punishmens the special commissions
issued the principal 0nender8 70
immediately One will be held in Dublin presided over
by the two Chief Justices and one Of the common law
judges boforo whom the most notable offenders will be
arraigned for high treason; the general Impression
being that some Of them will suffer the extreme penalty
of death.
The other commissions will be held Limerick and in
Cork presided by junior judges Queens counsel
rumor prevailed in the city that plan has been or
ganzed for rising OF the prisoners confined In Mount
joy prison. Up to the present such event has taken
place. and double vigilance is now Observed II could
doubtless be promptly checked.
Disafecti0n has made its appearance among the en-
poyes of the principal railway lines Some Of the
pixies discovered Tho Great Southern and Western
Railway have obtained the services OF a company OF the
Eghythird foot to be their premises to meet any
emergency.
Six rsh-Americans were apprehended at Queenstown
Monday, while endeavoring to obtain passage for
America. they arrived here under escort yesterday
and were committed TO Mountjoy They are believed TO
have been actively engaged in the encounter at Kilmal
lock some days ago
Considerable uneasness still prevails in Dublin. 1t ia
rumored that attack the city is medtated, and
that Fenian fire will be used. Asscmbages OF armed
reported to have been In the suburbs but
the activity Of the police reassuresohe loyal Quantities
OF and ammunition still daily picked up, both
in houses in the city and in sand pits and quarres In the
suburbs
Information received this evening that number
Of the Fenians who still remain in the Dublin Mountains
have quartcred themselves the farm houses and have
eaten up all the provisions They only wait for favor
able weather to make raid on the houses OF the gentry
in the county Wicklow.
On Sunday evening four detectives bounced on Fee
nian Council Of Five VINO were debeating in public
house in the city. Among them the late Head Gen.
tire for Manchester who made desperate resistance but
they all captured and co mmted by tho magis-
trato for high treason