New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18
THE IRISH REBELLION.
LATEST DATES BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE
NO FURTHER DIsTURBANCR-LARGB bhlIhAIioN ~
AMERICA.

,St patrtok's Day). The Government, wmch Is iuiiS
inforne, of the movements Of the remains Is oeieNo
IN he able TO suppress any lnsurlecuoh peio!o "
assumes very formidable proportions Inc eil'g'"
tion 90 America from Cork for the past lie" gay "S
been extremely large. Many OF the emleIahts "ei0
recognized as being connected with The recent el''n
pprising near Killarney. 1T IS supposeN inc uhusu'
exodus is caused, IN part AT leasI' 'Vi'
bloodshed in Ireland.
DUR1IN. March T7-The fears jhat the Feniahs
wof1d attempt another general rising to-day nave
not been realized. Dispatches from all parts vi inc
Island report that the country IS quiet. FREQUENT
arrests are made by the Police in the dsaffecteu us
LTicts.
IIvERpooJ. March odisturbance was created
here by the fenians today, as was feared anu the
city is entirely tranquil
THE STRUGGLE Fer IRISH LIBERTY.
From The Cork sysuiper, Marcs T.
On Tuesday March 81 Uight widespread ana tut
HSaal,e instruction wss begun by the Femans' N
the Soesh Of Ireland. THE rising was made smul-
,aneously in parts of e Counties Ofeork Llmeffch'
TSppCrary, and Care Owing TO the' general '"teR-
xyrts,n of the telegraph and railway communicatUh
yesterday and Wednesday, March tthe Feniass
Ia;ng cut the eeleesSph wires mdsorn up the tr'tk
,,f the Great Southern and Western Railway we
h.ve had much dift Guilty in collecting authentic de-
sails of the events n the last "a hours
, vYIE INsURpsCriUs; ALONG THE GREAT SourhEIN
AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
The first animation of dSmser1ecelved n"fAs Guy
fCorlO was the sudden cessation OF the relesiaphc
communication with Dnblin ON luesday hghb
March Z while ,fhe speech of The Chancellor OF the
Excheouer in the Houso Of Commons WIS bong
transmitted fer the Cork newspapers ard after a
short while it was .ascertaned tnat the
ssplt vas stevond ChA-leville. The sUspi-
zion was' ents tanned that the destyuetisn OF the
wires was malicious The next suspicious
circumstance noticed wns the nOItofFz'al OF the
Dnblin t~hiIt lue ut tvO0cock. AT SIX TINS morning
Thursday y larch a. the missing nan wade Its aI-
pearanCe"bJnging information of the most startling
character 1t appesCetfstat betweenesven ococA
and npidtf hit n laFSy'cf Fenians strock upon inc
line o. the railway 81 &nOckOng, vlb8h is the NEXT
STATEN 90 the Limerick junctico, destroyed one
teIegTpph wires, and tore up pd mons OF thc
track con the up .osl down EneG. Prom Elro
former -syO rails vere removed and of the Latter
upwards Of half ejzen. The ntf mt mail ron
Corlvas the firs5 TO arrive on the scene, from
which he Feniaus TX by that EnoO epared, having
prolsly gone To 50in of the largo attacking pa
ties lThe engine teJseT and passed safely over
the broken part of tSe track baJ the carriages no
lOwipg were OveTtInr ied, and the train brought ~
The engine and we're dispatched at once 10 thc
Limerick JunctionUith the passenf ers and gave n
tina ION of the dan The dos0H ram for Daun
Giuest the Junction at midnight after this warn
ing driven caTefillt along until The damaged lCltoi
ID
of men brought FIX the Junctfm were sci 10 WoIE
TO reDair the track and the train able 20 proceed
ihe way about - o'clock. Ihelce To MallGT no
further damage encountered 1aSslng the ilfth-
duff station whicl' is halfway q etween Cork snd
Mapow, the guard If the train 8 " large nun Der
of men appTOachTny the line, but ne was ulla1c 10
perceive whether they a1ned on not. For-
tunaely the tram had passed hSore they came mp,
nsitafterward aPBeared that their purpose was 10
destroy the track Such the snelligence brought
in at 6OclOck-noT5s which at one made II apparent
that dangerous speRie had taken place Soon after
al rixral Of rain
ineIsdent the Ele, proceeded toward Nallow with
staff Of labOrers o be preparedSo repair any art
Of the line that Ia ght be damaged. After ms de-
parture the telegraph wires wee broken between
Cork and MaHow.
as usual at IA. m, eserday ane with II protested
a staff of men Teoair the damages to the rails and
various points beiS cen Cork and Rathduff. Some
distance hey Ond tie BackpoO station the rails were
found so have been taken mp and the sleepers sa
across the track De telegraph POI ana wires had
also been broken dOxn The train was brought "a a
etand-stl the line and the Telegraph were repaired
by the railway staff and the mon employed hy
she Magnetic Company under the superintendent
of MIR. Black, and the train then started afretL
and reached BlarBeY without meeting further
.obstructien At R4thduff nearly half way b.
tween Cork and Mallew, the line as again found
foTn M and a OuartesgOf q mile slant body 81
about five hundred men seen close TO
the line asmaller paItS being scattered IN the hedt
at either siC 80 the train. = he latter APP
arOached tbe tyaiD and threatened to,6hOot the men
agbo about TO repailhe track II tkey attempted
so Law siH lie rail. he tram was accordingly
brought back 20 CORK Wftd all possible kpeed SUD
Inspector H2SultOn was sJiOrned % SWAT had oc-
'sJngred and an application made tOGcl. HOrsOrd,
sfbe result Of wDich was hat party OF le men OF the
GztL Regiment. accompanied by Mr.. VIM barry, j. T.,
as county magistrate, proceeded by special tram
60 Rnthduff where the FenaIs We're last seen. When
she train arrived at that pOlEs no trace of che Fem
Bas ware to be seen. The damage TO the tack was
repaEod. and the train proeeS led on t0wat blalow
At BaDslough briege, quantity OF stone disd been
removed from the bridge and heaped on the line.
THIS Obstruction yas rem0vep, and the tIalu soon
reached Ballykn IN, which is about six Efes far
theT on Here the police barracks were IN danes,
having ibaen attacked and burned by party o. 400
Fenians sGgne time previously. Dhe police had b2ul
caded thepselyes In the barr2es, having received
warning Of fheiT danger from Mr. 9uTcell of Buntort
who himself fired at by the insurgents. Vixen
called to surrender they Tefused, and il is sad
fired on theparty outside. Heaps Ct straw then
laid against TIE walls, aud in few minutes the whole
inOuse was set on fire. The few inside had 70
iGurrender 20 their lives and permitted 10
escape by ladder from the top window, bringing
with them their arms wlheh they wefe compelled 10
sdVe up to their Captain. The attaching party then
want off in tie directiGn OF the Carrnavar
hits Intelligence of the burning of the pO-
lice barrack ives TRANSMITTED 70 Mellow, after
the departure Of the FeniaDs, Mr. Ryan, X. NJ
happened TO be at the time IN the town, having
left EeTmoy, where he had been on special duty, at
eight O'Clock. Mr. Ryan at ones communicated with
the officer in command of the troops and ObtS Ded
detacbseeDt of 80 men of the 7sst Regiment, with
whom b. proceeded TO the place where the outrage
bad OceGrred. At BshyknOckn he received infefma-
ton OF tie direction the insurgents had taken, and
AT once started in pursuit. he found the FelDans
drawn up IN a body at Bottle Hill on AN
elevated position AS the soldiers approached the
Iemans opened fire, but happily, without effect The
eeIs returned the volley and advanced rapidly The
fe1ians did not want TO receive the charge, but
pr0ke INTO Haall parties and fled In the pursuit /
-FOUR 0t them were captured, only one OF whom had
received wound III the right shoulder and we UNI
HeTaaod that some OF the prisoners had documents
IN ther possession which esteemed to be Of much
aIInsed' ~ Ihe prisoners were all persons EN-