The New York herald., 1867-03-04

CAHIRCTvKRx Fob 13-Evening
Kels police barracks, about eight miles from Gabriel
vecn. the vsentia road attacked last night by
body Of supposed Fcnans and quantity OF arms used
b en- fully intended at Killarney, but information was
fortunately given IN time, and Captain Moriarty who
said To have col manded the Fenians has been
rested The telegraph!c wires communicating with the
Atlantic cable at valcntia were in five different
places but the discovery OF this outrage beng
made IN time the wires were soon repaired aud while
being SO done the superintendent reports that he saw
upwards Of one hundred armed men near the spot.
Valena Is reported to be great state OF excitement
KILDARE, Feb l4-NighL
Portions Of the Fourteenth and Forty.eighh reg-
ments Of infantry left the cncampment this morning for
Killarney, and the remainder Of the military at the
Cnragh followed by the hapsst five train this evening
There are now no military at the enrraGh;
Brigader General Hosford and the principal officers
located AT the Railway Hotel, with four hundred
Two hundred men have been told on for night duty
on the Toomis mountain
KILLARNEY, Feb. 14-Night
The Fenian raid is abortion. Some parties Of armed
wandering on foot-sore, hungry and ex-
haustcdamoEr the mountains bordering the Lake dis
by the energy OF the government seconded by the local
authorities, all danger may bc considered as ended.
One thousand men have arrived in Killarney during the
last twelve hours the whole under the command OF Gen.
eral Sir Alfred Hnsford
The annexed communication from special corc
spondcnt which has reached Us by express will be read
KILLARNEY Thursday, Feb. l4--Evcning
Having only just arrived ! am not in q position to
which has taken place In this locality during the past
few days. am, however, able you that feel
ing confidence been created here that the measures
already adopted by the government and the local mag
istracy sufficient Tor any immediate emergency that
may prise understand that complete ignorance exists
in circles that should be informed the subject
TO who the who have thus audaciously attempted
10 disturb the peace, toheve they haze from IL
that they have inland from the coast dis
tct OF Vaentia and thereabouts and according TO the
latest intelligence received here they number between
eight hundred and nine hundred II IL also understood
that when within eight miles OF this town, the other
having learned tina; troops were being poured into
the place. hey wheeled on through the Zap OF Dunloc,
roat supposed, for the town OF kenmareabout
eighteen miles hense When this fact became known
body of hundred soldiers was at once mounted
and driven alta rapid pace In pursuit along tho
road which skirts the Upper Lake, and dvcrges
into the mountain at s'the police barrackn Others
that the mission OF this cavalcadc 10 Gain
possession of a bridge which the Fcnians should
pass II they pcrsevaed in their march on kcnmare
Troops also despatched to other points 20 which
the pprty might and also for the purpose OF cutting
of retreat
II IL understood tsat the Fenians but partially
armed; but who they whence they continue
TO puzzle every one, ard just able diss-
pate tho mystery which hangs round this desperately
wicked mad and hopeless enterprise.
KLrARyEy, Friday, Feb 15-Morninp.
The military who vent out in pursuit. have not re-
understand no repon has been received from them
NMLoy Friday, Feb. 15-1 :3J A. NJ
No sign or news OF ani disturbance here.
The Fourteenth regimsnt are gone 10 Cork 600 men
OF Seventy first aht lriry and Of the Twelfth ancers
arrived here al nine o'cGk last night and b.otled
In the town.
The Sjxtieth rifles are gene to Killarney
There has not been any conflict with the troops
Telegraphic communication to Trafee perfect