The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-18

Dame and Palace streets but no excitement prevails
| they 10 be merely actuated by curiosity.
Three OF the insurgents wounded Tallaght by the
constabulary in the Meath Hospital One Of the
three states that hrty-fve thousand insurgents were
assembled this morning on the Dublin Mountains
FcDinn Reinforcements.
from the Dublin Freeman, March CO p ".
The Klmacud road, near Dandrum, was this morning
crowded by body Of about two hundred and fifty
Fcnans fully armed with revolver and pike, who
marched on towards Talaght. They declared their in
tcnton to the police barrack but the gallant
in charge fired ont with loaded rife aud the attack
averted. The small station at the opening OF the Gon
near mountains attacked but further than the
attempt TO set fire to IL nothing since occurred The
failure of leaders of reinorcements have
produced alarm, and many of tho insurgents rushed
wildly to the mountains, throwing away their arms
which collected by the people in large quantities
II is stated that one thousand persons assembled
Crumn. Lord Strathnairn on the spot at three
A. N. with body Of the Fty-second light infantry nd
some Of the Lancers and Scots Grays and fsw field
guns The troops followed the insurgents to Talaght
whittier they had fed, led by Lord Strathnairn in
Nearly three hundred men marched from Klmainham
district jo the nsurrectionary force Some OF them
had bread, meat and change Of clothes provided for
On Taiaght bridge the police who were on the watch
fired ON this morning by body Of insurgents, but
Are woundinr several Of the assauiting party About
hundred and fifty prisoners were taken some by the
police and others by lord strathnairn's command
Two thousand insurgents are reported TO be hanging
about the residence Of Lord Hawarden. the
Dundrum Station, on the Great Southern and Western
line.
IT has been ascertaincd that from the commercial
houses the north side of tho city hundred and
ing High p9sifion their pecive hoes All the miss.
ing parties assduously attentive up TO an advanced
hour in the evening They then closed their accounts
for the day with the eTlticIl accuracy paying In all
their cash accounts and giving in their returns OF sales
The number missing from the south side has not been
returned.
The GIcncullen Fenian Diyision-lIorc Bat
fIes and Insargent Gnins.
H..
the route taken by the division Of tho Fenian
forces which may DO designated the Glercnlien
division Ho reports that they assembled in tho fields
ammunition. After some drilling and preparation on
the part Of tho force, numbering about i've hundred
the greater proportion Of whom were rather boys than
men, they proceeded 10 the Dundrum Police
ton. There were niue constabulary waiting there
the Castle Of tue nenasa stack and drsed
how TO act Tho Fenans assembled in front Of
the barrack, aud are said by tho police to have
endcas ored to induce them to como ont They cred
shots aud broke the windows OF the adjoining house,
aud got up asort Of sham hght on the road Bot the
police would not leave the barrack After some time
the Fenans in obedience TO orders went OIL on The road
towards Stclasite.
two o'clock in the morning. they called the police
surrender 10 the Irish republic Constable McIwaiuc
aud his four men refused TO do So Shots fred
both sides; aud quantity OF straw having been forced
through window INTO room on the ground ioor, for
tho purpose OF burning tho house. the constable offered
TO surrender condition that ms and himself
would not b. Injured. This asscntcd TO, and tho
police then became prisoners OF war thy delivered up
scCar;hy hid his gun. and has II now in his pos
After taking few lcaves Of bread and about
six gallons Of porter at Roonsys shop the whole party
marches on on the road towards Fray.
matt called near Old ConDaught, and q messcn-
ger was seni into Bray to rcconnoitre with view to
attack. During his absence various. matters we're
discussed Among the fenian division Constable
Mcllwane learned that besides himself aud his foar
there also four OF the Metropolitan Police prisoners.
Those men had been taken IN the ne~hborhood OF
Donnybrook, and forced to accompany the captors.
During tie halt some Of the Fenians proposed 20 snoo
the four Dublin policemen but tns proposal was over
raed
On the RETURN of tho messenger from Bray il
deemed advbe not 70 attack that place, and the order
was gwen 70 return by the road they had come The
division merched to the Golden Ball and seized the
bakery establishment Of Mr. Luton there bsng about
two hundred oaves of bread, whieh they distributed
among the whole parry. including the prisoners
Some Of the party offered to pay for what they
Alter hearty breakfast Tie forco proceeded 70 the
Glencullen police barrack where they called on Cou-
stable 0Bricn and his four men 70 surrender 10 the
Irish republic He said he would not surrender but
would def nd the oarrack The order then given
for remen 70 advance, and hlty men, armed with res,
came to the front They drew up before the harrack
and just they fired into II the police fred and
wounded two OF the Fenians The Fenan rlcmen were
then ordered 10 take cover and having done several
IL was proposed TO place the nine poicemen who
prisoners in front OF tho attacking party, aud
expose them to the cross Ere. Constable Nc.
the surrender After discussion, In the
OF which the commander said lie would force The
ponce 10 the 'front.' IL tOhStaDie Brcn dit
der, Constable Mcllwaine sent forward TO c0muni.
cate with O'Bren He stin refused but ultimately, 10
the lives Of the prisoners aud Of bis own patty
agreed 10 surrender condition tina. all the police were
liberty. This agEecd TO- the not take
place for two hours Tac arms, ammunition. &c al Gi
cusn bavdck tGit and the fn1r; sce of hr.a1a
the psouuoins through K,tidksc
party was left bcniId 20 guard tbs prisoners and
after hours Get them free and followed the main
body. They frequently spoke during tho marching OF
going TO "ihc camp at Pallaght They appeared to DO
all sober and la perfect obedience 10 order Their com
mandor vas taii respectable look M man, about
twentyfour years Of age He sui, OF dark tweed
The second in command sword and had feather
in his cap.
The party left green Tag the road near stopasde
and IL IS now In the possession OF Mr. Emmanuel Baily,
was got UP IN very handsome style, and bore upon
u the words "God aud your Country-Rerncmber En-
met" The flag stan was quite In keeping with tho ap-
pcarance Of the flag ITSELF The party md With them
van like grocers van and also outside carrying
guas, pistols ammunition, pkeheads, provisions, &C.
They had moro arms than the party wanted Numbers
Of pixies fitted With handles pistols guns cartridges
&C, were found on the road between Midtown and
Stepasde this morning and brought 10 Dundrum police
station.
II was rumored this division attacked Ms whites
house At kiliakcc. third man was wounded By the
police at Gicncullsn.