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

The news report by the Atlantic cable dated yester
day, March II.
81. Paircks festival day passed over quietly in
Ireland. The island quito peaceful There was no
movement OF the Fenans in Liverpool.
Lord Derby's Reform bill will be submitted to Para.
ment to-day The franchise is be based household
suffrage after . limited residence, the payment Of
small annual tax, money In savings banks the funds
and professional and collegiate education The voting
valuation in the counties to he fifteen pounds sterling
BY the steamship City Of Baltimore at this port yes
erday we have highly important and interesting details
OF the second Fenian movement in Ireland, en-
bracing history of the insurrcctionary events as
they occurred, from tho morning OF the 9Th
70 the afternoon Of the Th OF March The most proi
mont and significant portions of the narrative are con-
taned the letters Of special correspondents dated
In the Fenan camp Tallaght Bridge In the county Of
Dublin, and In London England II will Be seen that
the Fenan forces mustered according to general order
or the commanding general (which pubish) and on
the very day named In previous despatch from
Athlone. Well armed at some points but indGerently
provided with munitions others, they met the Queens
troops Taaght Bridge, Glencullen, Drogheda Castle
Martyr, Adare, Limerick City, KnmAllock, limerick
Junction and other places In Munster and Lenscr and
fought WELL considering the disparity in NUMBERS train
ing, age and command. The Fenans appear to have
been held under complete control but the real leaders
Of the rising not known. The alarm Of the author
tics in Ireland intense, and the Cabinet in England
was evidently taken by surprise.
The Fenians England and Ireland announce that II
they seize the Atlantic cable "they will send their
news To the HxRAIn" The reports from the different
scenes OF acoa in Ireland which appear In our columns
to-day will command q very general attention.
Our London correspondent states that the city wa
greatly excited by the advces from Ireland and that the
Feniau executive promises another military movsmen
70 take place in England.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
The Fenn delegation had an interview with President
johnson at the White House on Saturday, when they
urged upon him to grant the insurgents In Ireland bel
lgeren, rights and 10 interfere In behalf Of naurazcd
citizens imprisoned In British dungeons Tho President
said that he would give tho former subject hts serious
consideration, his sympathies had always been with
them and in regard 10 the latter measures had already
becn taken for the release OF several imprisoned
citizens
The anniversary Of st. Patricks Day will be celebrated
with more than the usual enthusiasm and display TO-
day More than thirty civic societies will parade and
they will be accompanied by numerous military organ-
nations Numerous grand dinners and social reunions
viii be given. In Brooklyn, Jersey CITY Roboken and
elsewhere similar professions will place Az the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception last evening.
Archbishop NcCloskoy delivered lecture on the life OF
g. Patrick before q large congregation. The members
Of the temperance society Of the church were in attend
anoe, wearing the resalIa Of their association
The snow storm continued undated yesterday up 70
six O'Clock the afternoon Tho railroads leading into
the city we're generally unobsructed and little or no de-
tention 10 the mails lie reported. The steamboat trains
for Boston had not arrived al that place ass night
very heavy wind accompanied the storm 81 Portland
and the Steamship Nova Scotia which sailed In ths after
noon Afterwards came 70 anchor below.
Mexican news BY way Of San Francisco, sto the enec
that General Koran, commanding the CITY Of MEXICO
had proposed terms 10 the republican commander o.
which be would ssnsndss ths ciss The liberals wer
In quiet pohssssion OF Acapulco
rhs new Capitol pslics That are 70 be Indicted int