The New York herald., 1867-04-22
THE FEHIAHs.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF the HERALD.

Military Review Of the Insurgent Situation
Tactics During the Late Rising-AnOther
and More Extensive Outbreak Arranged
Chances Of success and Conduct Of the
Americas Organizati0n. &c.
MULLlsGAR, April 8, 1867.
The aspect Of affairs In this country has remained un.
changed The greatest calm prevails in every county.
except in the mountains Of Tpperary, Limerick and
Cork whore the insurgents continue 70 maintain un
equal contest with hunger and cold In these districts
small dsiachmsnts OF English and constabulary shiver
and sweat the command Of King Climate, and curse
the iserable pikemen who obstinately refuse to DO
killed according to the rules and regulations Of war made
and provided. do not know whether the American off,
GERS here are wholly accountable for tho mode Of lighting
adopted in the nsurrection. but strongly reminds me
OF Indian tactics Your amiabIe savages, when bent
MURDER generally cry "slap bangn In native gbbersh,
run straight against the most formidable portion Of their
adversarys defenccs and thon retire mediate the
fumes or Killckinick the snguarty Of their being
beaten The officers who led tho recent outbreak
somewhat Indian their ideas. and, like the Indians
the decided check which the st effort received merely
renders them more cautious and more determined
Captain Dunn who led the attack against the consabu-
larry barrack at Kilmallock, Is brave officer but bad
one am Informed that he had strict orders not 70
attack the barracks but 70 have small force In front Of
Il 70 prevent the escape Of the garrison and 70 seize the
bank and public II will give you idea OF
the correctness OF FenIan information when tell you
that IL known In Paris, London and Dublin on the
lh OF March that there was in the KImalock bank
x1so0o in gold and from cas- 900 70 100000 in notes
Dunn bad orders seize the gold and dispose Of in
certain way and 70 destroy the notes. but instead Of
obsying he threw himself against the stone defence
Of tho barrack.. and, very naturally, got whipped
happened 10 be the same with general on
car OF your army, the superior Of Dunn, the TIN OF
March; the banker Of Kilmallock and the boxes OF
money which, n orders had been carried out, would
have jngisd in the treasury Of the l. did not feel
shockedfor my fellow traveller knew better than 70
swear In English or French-but Il would have made
saint laugh witness the sudden and frequent changes in
the countenance, and the violent gssculaons Of that
gentleman. II very we'll for the two soldiers who
Seda pistol his hand way that plainly showed he
was mortal dread u would 60 OH that regiment Of
'Ss e:
In other parts Of Ireland the same tactics were pur
sued Rash young ocsrs-mostly Of The lase Southern
surren In attacks places that should not have been
touched until the last momenL
shsss mistakes Yoa were informed in % former isssr
thai insurection In Dublin certain 70 occur In
few days; and IN fact whom wrote that lsssr orders
have prevailed There win b no disturbances In Dublin
for the present Tho people win BE- loyal . possible
quantities sf waste paper IN the form Of popular Cd
dresses Of attachment 70 the throne and c0neution
Until the whole Of the South and West 10 In insurrec
tion, the republicans IN Dublin viii remain perfectly
| and ultimate success = Confidently anticipated
In the cities f Para London and Dublin preparations
are being made for another outbreak and 500
after this letter reaches The hands a the pfBtc the
cable viii have informed you that u has ccmmencsd
This time have roaaOn 10 believe the Englieh trunpl
viii have 70 DO than 70 traverse the countrf II
l heavy marching order. On the last occasioa th'
province Of Connaughl which expsosd 70 urn
very excellent rsasona General "Masssy" had bgdsn
his possssson whsl captursd. assigning oVsn 70 th
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