The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-03-21
THE FEMiE,NS.
Reported Rising la FrC!Und--
the Green Flag EvO1Etng--
Collision betsCeen Ehe Opp0-
site FOrCeS--E0SSeS OH both


LONDON, March 7-Evening.-Dos-
patches received during the day from
Dublin and Cork give the following par
ticulars Of the last outbreak in Ireland :
A fight took place on Tuesday night
at Talagha, about eight miles south of
Dublin, between the armed police and
large body of Feniuns. One of the
latter was killed and five were wounded
The police captured eighty prisoners
and six loads of ammunition, aud up to
dark to-day over two hundred prisoners
have been brought into Dublin.
The main body OF the Fenians engag-
ed in the fight retreated to the hills
north of Dublin, with Lord Strathno-
win, the commander Of the British forces
in Ireland, in pursuit.
The police station at Kilmallox, nine.
teen miles south of Limerick, in the
county of Munster, was attacked by
two hundred Fenians, who were repuls-
ed, leaving three of their number dead
on the field and losing fourteen prison~
ers.
The barracks of the police at Dromore,
county Down, in the North, had been
fred by an incendiary, and totally de-
stroyed.
The manager Of the Union Bank and
a mounted police messenger had been
shot in Dromore.
Reports from Dublin state that the
various bands of Fenians appeared to be
well supplied with rations, and they
seem to have risen suddenly in all parts
of Ireland.
They attacked the coastoguard sta
tion at Killelah, in county Clare, 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 arms at all these places.
The excitement of Tipperrary is in.
tense. General Gleeson is reported to
be there.
LONDON, March S-Evening. .--Des
patches from Dublin, Cork, and other
parts of Ireland, received during the
morning anu AFTERNOON, give the toll
lowing intelligence:
A body of Fenians, fifteen hundred
strong, are reported to be threatening
the town of Tipperary. The troops had
a battle with a band of insurgents near
Kil6nane, in county Limerick, and de-
feated them, killing one man, woundin2
several, and taking fifty prisoners
Among the latter was Fenian chief
General Lane. A force.of the rebels
some three hundred strong, was als(
beaten by the soldiers at Clonmel. Sew
eral of the former were killed, ant
eighteen prisoners were taken, and !
quantity of arms captured
The Fenians strip private houses of al
, guns and other weapons. Armed bands
OF men are moving through the coun
1 ties Clare, Tipperary, and Limerick
and have frequent conflicts with the po
: lice and constabulary. A DR.. Cleary Is
reported to have been killed at Kilmal
lock. Incendiary fires are frequent il
,, the city and county of Limerick.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
DUBLIN, March 10.-The bands Q
, Fenians previously reported to have tax
, en- possession Of the barracks at Xii
q teel, in county Kildare, has been dis
. persed by the troops. The insurgent
made an attack on the barracks a
Mount Mellick, at the foot of the Sliev
r Beg Mountains, and were repulsed. Tw,
: of the attacking party were shot. Th,
i rebels are said to have assembled to tn
number of 5000 in the neighborhooC
= Of Aberle. Troops have been sent on
c to disperse them, The existence of
d Fenian council, which has been secret
y in session in this city, has been diseov
g cred, and its members have been arrest
e ed by the police. General Burke, on
= of the Fenian leaders in the South, ha
been captured at Tipperary.
l. LONDON, March 11.-All account
J. from the scene of disturbances in Ire
Z land, represent that matters have be
y come quiet and order reigns once more
a There have been no fresh conflicts be
S tween the armed police and Fen;a
bands, who are fleeing to the mountain
e and hiding from the pursuit OF the mil
e ary.
DUBLIN, March 12-Evening.-A
rests of Fenians are being made in a
\ parts of the country Large quantitit
u Of arms have been seized by the police
A dispatch from Cork states that d
y tachmeat has been sent in pursuit of
!" large number of insurgents who wel
reported to have gathered in the vicin
D. ty of Mallow Junction, at an importal
le railway centre in the county Cork.
e APPEAL OF THE IRISH PATRIOTS I
d THE FRIENDS OF FREEDOM.
! The provisional government of Ir
land has issued the following proclam
to tion to the Irish people;
IN After seven centuries of outrage an
misery uDequalled in the history of h
ly manity; after having seen our laws, OF
rights, our liberty trodden under foot