New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
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THE IRISH REBELLION.
LATEST NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

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REPORTED SUPPRESSION OF THE OUTBREAK.
| LONDON, March l1.-All the accounts BON The
scene of the disturbances in Ireland represent thai
matters have become quiet, and that order rcigns
once more. There have been fresh conflicts be-
tween the armed police and the Fenian bands, who
| are fleeing to the mountains, and hiding from tho
pursuit of the military.
Ldte.-Ireland is quiet. The Government however,
is organizing its forces into six flying columns for
pursuit of the scattered bands Of Fenans and active
service, in the necessity should arise The band
of Fenians which was recently encamped on the
Galtee Mountains has vanished, leaving no trace Of
their whereabouts. The Government has Offered
reward for the apprehension of Dunno, one of the
Fenian leaders
The Right Hon. S. n. Walpole, Secretary of State
for the Home Department announced IN the House
of Commons this evening that the news from Ireland
was good Mr. Walpole also stated that the Govern
ment will not proclaim martial law in Ireland, but
will try the Fenians by Special Commission.
THE EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY.
Great was the excitement yesterday around tho
Fcnian headquarters No. 10 City Hallsquae. Messengers
were hurryng hither and thither and everything be
tokened great activity. The sidewalk in fent9Df the
building the obbies and of the headquarters
thronged by eager and expectant crowd
aDxiously waiting to hear further from Ireland
What scanty information has already been flashed across
the wires has caused exuaton among the Fenians
The sangine are excessively lublan and say n the
would only be too happy to telegraph tho fact
to America Thus they argue that no news " good
determination of their countrymen are afraid that the
| disaster.
preparations OF the Chief Executive it Is difficult TO OBJ
tain. This is known, however, the reports from thc uI-
ee5tfI S ts S e could be ready in
few days 1t also known that number OF the patriots
Of 49, who have hitherto held aloof from any fenian
organizations gin 10 look with favorable eyes upon
them and win doubt in few days declare themselves
following was issued yesterday from the headquar-
ters Of the Chief Executive Of the Irish Republic
Aa seven asequss il ~ hs,:ry
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ppned destined TO supply the market, mari o. o. eS az s1s s
having seen our SKILLED %orsneS t m @ SS no ussr ether
cultivate selnowedgs rights to 9ost so % h5 az
tssmna,on 10 6ght We eheerly choose this last resort
e.s Al B. %so .o aI.s. Sas 1Sea b Ss
and that there can be no se s.S " SPs b f the 2 and that
hsb instead Of being s hand. Of the .dsh ~ sossqs9 o1 @
TO to rsSsss oSssss Of By force .,
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equitable bsueh maintains sls,y instsad Si S
declare that We arm :, "SsGns sa1ss ~ their Iabo
We declare that we,h hber'y Of conscience and the e"
The pablo expenses viii he psI BY progressive captoh Gaeor
csns upon God the i9s'e Of esess % and
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employ 70 destroy eys means at p s sr :. s.S. over
pr"psr,y Il shsl Be torn down possible without fear truce
SS SS hc ox endure the tortarss Of living ,ts
dear and evsIsd names 1 90 ha s & war she'll sS only sSea
tie Republic shah be recognized ~Aen the last man o. our aSe
RspabHesns q the entire syOurs 9or sn yes'
I rot only Your hearts itai your k.ss%,. the
R1mS i the s iSI %s the @Te and sSgs "
owing liberty 70 children the coming struggle Sr human ice
Herewith We proclaim the Irish Republic
| TiT iKsa Pnovsrox.I GovEKSsvNr
The Committee have also promulgated the annexed
s14 T % Tss2t s IH q % Sf Sos s.S @ n s s
ecock The distinguished sgeals in the country have sEgitsa
THE oARRYowEN CIRCLE.
wellattended meeting in the interest Of tho Fenian
cause was held at Greenwich Hail. of Christopher
GarryOwen Circle P. Mackn. Center presided, and NJ
Flood acted Secretary Several members OF the Circle
| war for the freedom of Ireland.
meeting Of the nE wUe %2fE one neSE cc c Vas held last
ing at the corner Of secondaye and Twenty-tirdst,
spirited speech during which he asked if iTshnen bad
right revolt That question had been discussed tho
days Of 7s2 l7ss and isis but the question was
tied Now i Is being discussed used again. am ana WIN GEds
ton was then taken up TO aid the cause OF lIeahd "heh
ASEwiRK iIpERMlS ARRESTED IN IRELAND.
Alderman Francis Quinn OF Newark abont tTo months M
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information days since that he had been
arrested and thrown into pson for expressing sympathy
with Fenansm.
THE CONVENTION OF IRISH SOCIETIES.
The adjourned meeting Of the Irish Societies took
regular officers presiding The Rev. Father MeAleer
made short address which he congratulated the Con-
venOn upon of their efforts 20 far in making
the intended demonstration promise 20 De worthy of the
occasion The chairman then introduced Committee
from the Fenian Brotherhood consisting OF Mr. John
| McGrath and Mr.. Duffy. Mr. McGIath stated that he
had been sent by the meeting Of Fenans which war held
last Sunday evening this city, and al which there
representatives from 63 circles 20 request the Con-
| ventOn Of Irish Societies to suspend the time
honored custom OF the celebration Of 50. Patricks
| Day by imposing procession firstly as q
| help TO their struggling countrymen IN Ireland,
and secondly To convince Americans by the postpone
ing OF the intended celebration, which every Hishman
the struggle In which the in the gap at home
engaged Duffy also made remarks TO the same
effect The Committee then retired. The Chairman sd
that consider the request made by the Committee
the Fenian organizations was not in his power. After
some discussion t settled that each society should
consider the matter for itself lt IL than probable
that the request from the Fenians will not be granted
The procession will usual hc composed Of the IRISH
civic societies Father Mathew Societies. and the Church
Temperance Societies. The meeting adjourned ill Friday
| next.
| THE FEELING IN THE COUNTRY.
| LARGE MEETING IN wASnISGToN.
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WASHINGTON, March ll.-A large meeting Of tho