The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

the counties Of Clare, fipbefary and lin
erick, and have frequent conflicts With the
police A doctor Cieary is reported killed
at Killamak. Incendisry fres are frequent
in the city and county Ut Limerick.
The Irish correspondent Of the London
Times says that Ireland is full Of Irish
|, Americans, and urges severe punishnent in
their cases as imperatively necessary, but
he adds that it is very difficult to spprs1
hend them, for the people, though they
give them no aid, refuse to betray them to
the authorities. He states that Col. Damn
led the Irish in the attack on the station on
Killamak. He concludes by saying that
the present rising is considered failure in
Dublin.
London, March 9-Noon.
1t is reported from Ireland to-day that
tranquility has been restored throughout
the province of IIeinsser, and that there ha,
been no recent disturbance in the county OF
Kerry, the scene Of the abortive outbreak
of last month.
London, March 9--P NJ
Official dispatches received from Ireland,
say that loads of arms had been discovered
and seized by the military, and this fact
seems to confirm the reports why the rising
cf tie Irish tailed to be general.
London, March s-Eve.
Dispatches from Dublin state that small
bands OF Fenians are patrolling the countie,
of Cork, Waterford, Tipperary and L'mer.
lex, pressing people into their ranks and
committing robberies everywhere. The
tayerns in the city of Cork are to be closed
every evening at dusk. Stephens is still in
Paris.
Dublin, March S-Eve.
A dispatch from Waterford reports that
the Fenians appeared in force ut Devils
Bit mountain, Tipperary county. Troops
with artillery have been sent to dlsper,e
them, but the result is yet unknown. The
insurgents muster in strong force, particu-
larlv in Tipperary couuty.
10 Fettiats haye dS yet appeared In the
county cf Wlcklow, aui the town of Wick
low is qiiiet
Reports from Drogheda report no further
disturbance there UP 20 this hour.
Twelve of the foremost ret'el leaders Of
the Fenians have been captured.
The Fcnians have captured and hold the.
police barracks ut Killtcct, in the county Of
Kildare.
Dublin, March 9.
a dispatch from Waterford states ,l,4t
the Galty mountains, on the border OF Tip
perary. aud Cork couuties, are swarming
with Fct,lalis, and ii is feared an attack will
be made on the town of Tipperary, the in
habitants of which are disaffected and
strongly disposed 70 help them.
Dublin, March 10
A band of Fenians which was previo usly
reported to have taken possession OF the
barracks at Kitteel, in Kildare, have been
dispersed by the troops The insurgents
made an attack on the barr acks at Mount
Millikafoot, Sheve Bloom Mountain, and
were repulsed Two of the attacking party
| were shot.
| The rebels are said to have assembled to
the number of 1000 in the neighborhood OF
| Aberlais Abberluix, in Queens county
troops have been sent out to disperse them.
The existence of Fenian council, which,
| has been in secret session has been dIscov-
cred, and its members have been arrested
by the police.
General Burke, one Of the Fenian leaders
in the scutli, l;as been captured ut Tippe-
rary.
London, March H.
All the accounts from the scene of dis
turbance in Ireland. represent that matters
| have become Quiet, and that order regus
once more. There have been no fresh con
|
nian bands, who are fleeing to the mouu-
taius, and hiding from pursuit.
London, March live.
Ireland is quiet The govcrniiietit, low
ever, is organizing its forces into three tly-
ing columns for the pursuit OF the scattered
bands Of Fenians, and active service in case
a necessity should arise. The band of Fe-
mans which recently ercanred on Galta
Mountains has vanished, lcavihg ud trace Of
its whereabouts.
The government. has offered a reward for
the apprehension CT Duane, the Fetian
leader.
Right. Hon. S. IT. Walpole, Secretary of
State for the Home Department, announces
in the House of Commons. this evening,
that the i.e~s ftom Ireland is good Mr..
Walpole also states that the government
will not proclaim martial law in Ireland but
will try the Fenians by special commission.
LONDON, March l2-Noon
The Fenian bands in ireland have all
been dispersed. The entire country is tran
quill The authorities have good reason to
fear another rising and arc taking meas