The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-09
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

Iand...Death Of "ArtemaS
ward" at southampton
Commercial and Financial
Intelligence. .sG3isJsa'
L,yERpooL, March 7--,Eyeniug.-Cot-
ton closed dull with declining tenden-
CIV: middling uplands l3f. Tallow is
firm. a,. rs.. a ,r.
LONDON, March 7-Evening.-Con-
soils sOi; 5-2Os "a; Illinois Central ut
Erie $40.
FRANKFORT, March Limited States
bonds ut. p~-
LONDON, March 7.-Evening.-Dis-
matches received during the day from
Dublin and Cork give the following par
ticulars of the outbreak in Ireland:
The FIGHT took place on Tuesday night
at Talaght, about eight miles south OF
Dublin, between the armed police and
a large body Of Fenians. One of the
latter was killed, and five wounded
The police captured eighty prisoners
and six loads Of ammunition, and up to
dark to-day over two hundred prisoners
had been brought into Dublin. The
main body of the Fenians retreated to
the hills north of Dublin, with Lord
Strathnaixn, commander Of the British
forces in Ireland, in vigorous pursuit
The police station at Killmaek, nine
teen miles south of Limerick, in tn,
county of Munster, was attacked by two
hundred Fenians, who were repulsed
,ff chair nnrf, har HpQh
the field, and losing fourteen prisoners
The barracks of the police ut Dro-
more county, down in the north, had
been fred by an incendiary. Thepolice
messenger had been shot sn DrOmOre.
1t is reported from Dublin that the
Fenians appear well supplied with IA.
tions, and seem to have risen in all
parts of Ireland; they attacked the
coast guard stationed at Killigah, IN
county Clare, and took away their arms
attacks have been made upon the sta
tions ut Caryfort, in Wicklow county
and that ut Holly Cross, and supplied
themselves with arms from all these
places. The excitement in Tipperary is
intense. General Gleason is reported
there.
DUBLIN, March Z, Evening.-Thir-
teen prisoners in all were taken at Linn
erick. All quiet in this city to-day,
and reports from Cork, Limerick and
Waterford represent no apparent signs
of disturbance there.
LONDON, March 7-Evening.-Lord
Derby stated this evening that railway
trains are again running between Dub
lin and Cork.
Charles F. Browne, better known as
"Artemus Ward" died ut Southampton
yesterday.
LONDON, March s-Noon.-COnsols
to-day, 9Os for money; 5-2Cs, 49,; ILL
noies, TIT; Erie, 81.
Several Irish aud English papers are
received, and publish proclamation
.purporting to come from the govern
ment of the Irish Republic. Itdeclares
that after ages of outrage and vain APP
peals to reason and justice, they have
at last resolved to appeal to arms to
rescue the land of sertdom, and estab-
lish national union for the public
safety and political freedom, and bring
about the consequent separation of
church and State. As republicans they
appeal to republicans throughout the
world for sympathy and support.
DUBLIN, March "a heavy storm
prevailed in this vicinity night before
last. Large quantities Of snow fell and
it is said the insurgents who took refuge
in the mountains are suffering severely
from the cold and exposure. DOnohue,
the leader Of the Fenians at the fight at
Talaght, has since died, and three of
alSn 1Aa1
A police constable has been killed by
the Fenians in Cork.
The railroads running into Waterford
were torn up.
Large quantities of ammunition and
for producing Greek fire have
been discovered and seized by soldiers
and police in various parts of the coun-
try.
LONDON, noon, March s.-Troops are
being rapidly dispatched to Ireland
from all available points.
LONDON, March S-Evening.-Dis-
patches from Dublin, Cork and other
parts Of Ireland were received during
the morning and afternoon, which give
the following intelligence: A body of
Fenians, fifteen hundred strong, are re-
pOl thS to"h VI AiPpS-
rary. The troops had n battle with q
band of insurgents near kilaenaine,
county Limerick, and defeated them,
killing one, wounding several, and
taking thirty prisoners. Among the
latter was the Fenian General Lane. A
force of rebels some three hundred
strong were also beaten by the soldiers
at Clousmel; several OF the former were
killed, eighteen prisoners taken, and n
quantity of arms captured. The Feni-
ans strip private houses of all guns and
other weapons. Armed bands of men
are moving through the counties of
Clare, Tipperary and Limerick, aud
have frequent conflicts with the police.
A DIR. Cleary is reported killed at Killa-
mack. lneendiary fires are frequent in
the city and county of Limerick.
LONDON, March 8, Evening.-The
Irish correspondent of the Times says
Ireland is full of Irish Americans, and
urges severe punishment in their case
as imperitively necessary; but adds that
it is difficult to apprehend them, for
though they give them no aid, they re-
fuse to betray them to the authorities.
He states thut Col. Dunn led the Irish
to an attack on Killmallock. He con-
cludes by saying the present rising is
considered failure in Dublin.
LIVERPOOL, March s.-The United
States iron clad, Miantonomah, has
sailed for Port Malone, Spain.
PARIS, March s.-Emile DeGirardin
has been fined 500 francs in the Correc-
tional Court for violation of law of
the press.
LONDON, March s.-Dispatches from
the East report that the Christians in
Thessaly entered into a negotiation
with the Turks for securing their re-
ligious independence. The Empress of
Russia has sent SIS, 900 to aid the suffer
ing Christians in Crete.