New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
IRELAND.
TIE FENIAN RisNG-nPPERARY AND THE GALTEE
MOUNTAINS.

THE FENIAN Hd5ING-TIPPERARY AND TIE GALIEE
MOUNTAINS.
correspondent Of The Irish Times, writing from
Tipperary on Sunday, March 10, says:
Tpperary the headquarters Of the military force
sent to extnguish the Fenan revolt In every available
place troops statoned-in the markethouse, work
house. and elsewhere. sennes regularly posted at
the Limerick Junction stranger arriving here would
be puzzled as 20 why there is so much military parade
iUp & e ~ 6eIIton aTe not yt eXtnsnisIcd II the
troops for an instant withdrawn there is no doubt
the Insurgents who still lurking in the mountains
would attempt another demonstration. So long as
the military are here the insurgents viii not show
This morning, at o'clock, several OF them dld
appear The alarm was instantly given, and troops
went pursuit Of them The officers were called up ana
were on duty Immediately several OF the young lneh
who were known to have been out with the rebels have
returned to their homes 0hGr are concealed IN groGps
the line of railway between Goods Cross and Liner
field. Some OF them had arms; Ihey were apparently
deberang as 70 how they could best make their escape
amount of hardship. The quartered In goods
There shelter for the horses, who arc tied TO
seen moving all directions, strongly guarded. This
morning at o'clock the bugle sounded an alarm The
Fenans were met with. 1t is manifest they intend
avoiding any engagement with the troops IL is feared
another rally should the troops be drawn Off II known
that many OF them are collected on the Saee mountains @
MARCHED 70 the mountains with view OF chasing thep
~ thew can be met with Cemnissarat wagons accom-
pany the troops it is intended am informed make
iodgment on the mountains for few days reward
of from $50 TO ROO offered for suc information will
lead to the arrest OF the person who fired at Mr. De
GuernOn and also attempted 10 break into the house OF
Mr.. Guerin at Kilteely have made careful inquiries
respecting an alleged encounter between Fenians
and royal troops at Pallas IN The County Lime;
I4ek IL is mere fiction. Nothing OK the kind
occurred Fenians were seen III lhe he,gLDorhoSd M
but on the appearance of the military they quickly
dispersed party of Royal Engineers have Just arrived
by express train. They Will be stationed Tor the present
ia pperaIy Another party proceed to Cork so lar as
JipFefary IS concerned believe the insurfecton is over
Clergyinen OF all denominations have denounced them
to-day IN the churches and chapels and warned the peo
pie MOTTO be led astray have communicated with df-
fcent parts OF the County OF LIMERICK aud the accounts
received state that tranquility prevails. Tie same, IN
great measure, may be said for Tippersry Precaution,
however IS still necessary The fact OF some Fenlans
being still on the mountains Is evidenced by camp fires
during the night Several rockets discharged from
the hills last night, but with what object could
ascertain.
THE YEEL,Ns AND THE CATHOLIC CLERGY
Writing from ThUrles on Saturday morning. a cor
respondent Of Tie FjecmaR's Journal says:
The Catholic clergy n every district that have visited
have been ndeatgabie in their cxertons night apd
day IL trying TO restrain tho misguided from rushing
into all but certain ruin and misery, but sorry 10
say that IN very many instances indeed the wholesome
and paepaI adyce aud admOnitioD Of tbe CLERGY have