Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-09
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LONDON. March 7.-Sevcral Irish and
English papers arc received. and publish
proclamation purporing 10 come from tbs
government OF the Irish Republic. II de-
clares that after ages Of outrage and vair
appeals ic reason and Justice, they have a,
last resolved 10 arpeal TO arms 10 recover
the lard f.om seridom. ard establish IA.
tiona, Union for public safety ard pol cal
freedom. and bring ab Of the ccn.eeaeal
sep "a, en- OF the church and Sia'e. They
apr cal TO republicans throughout the void
flr sympathy and support.
DrBfiS. March s.-A heavy storm pre
vaI.ed Ia this vicinity night before last, aud
large quantities. Of SNOW fell.
II 10 said the ms. rgen,s who took refuge
N the mountains ere suffering severely
from cold and exposure.
Donohue. the leader of the Feniaus Al the
light at Ts|lsgh. has since died, and three
of his companions are also dead.
A police constable has been killed ~ the
Fenians in Cork.
Rails on the roads running into Water
ford ere torn W.
La'ge quantities OF ammunition and ma
terials for producing Greek Ere have been
discovered and seized by the soldiers and
police 10 various parts ofthe country.
LONDON, March 7.-Dispatchea received
during the day from Dublin and Cork, give
the following particulars Of the last out.
break in ireland:
A fight took p'nce Tuesday night at
Ia lsght. about eight miles south Of Dublin.
between an armed police and large body of
Fenians. One Of the latter Was killed AMI
five wounded. The police captured eighty
prisoners and six loads Of ammunition. Up
to to-day over 200 prisoners have been
brought into Cubln. The main body of the
Fenians engaged in the fight retired to the
hills north Of Dublin. with Lord Tbra,bpaix
commander Of the British forces in Ire.
lard, in vigorous pursuit. The police sta.
tion at Kelnon. ~ miles sout Of Limerick,
in the county Of Munster, was attacked b
200 Fenians. who were rcpulsed leaving
three Of their number dead on the field
and losing fourteen prisoners.
The Barracks at Dror more, in the county
O! Down, has been fired by an incendiary
and DESTROYED. The manager Of the union
bank and the messenger have been shot.
Reports from Dublin state that the Fc-
mans appear we'll supplied with rations and
seem 70 have sen in all parts Of lr. land.
The Fenisns attacked the Coast Guard
Station. At killegah. in the county OF Clare,
and took away their nrm..
Assault. have been made upon stations
At Cary Fort, in Wicklow county, and that
At Vail , Cross the assailants supplied
themselves with arms from all IN 90 places.
Excitement il Tipperarv 10 intense.
General Gleason 10 reported there.
DrpLiS, March Thirteen prisoners in
all were taken at Limerick.
All quiet in this city 70 day, and reports
from Cork. Limerick and Waterford repre-
aent no apparent signs of disturbance there.
LONDON. March s, evening. Lord Derby
stated this evening that railway trains are
again running between Dublin and Cork.
LONDON, March e-Noox. Troops are
being rari i!y dispatched to Ireland from all
available poicts.
LopNvN, March -EvENIxo.-Dispatch-
e. from Dublin. Cork and other parts Of Ire
land received during the morning and alter
noon gives the following intelligence:
A body Of Fenians fifteen hundred strong
are reported TO be threatening the town OF
Tipperary.
The troops had a battle with insurgent
troops near k'lairain- county, L,merics.
and defeating them, killed one, wounded
several end took 80 prisoners. Among ,hs
latter WAS a Ftnian General, Lance.
4 force Of reSels some three hundred
strong vas also beaten 10y soldiers at
Clonmel Several rebels were killed, IL n
ken prisoners, and quantity Of their aTas
were captuIcl.
The fe,ians stripped The houses Of guns
and other weapons
Armed bodies of men are moving through
the counties Of Clare, ripperary and L,,n-
elic They have frequent sAirmishes with
the police