The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-09
BY THE CABLE
Advioss to the 8th Of March.

LONDON, March 7.-Evening.-Con.
soils, eO1s; U. S. 5r20a, a; Illinois Gen.
trail, Tx; Erie, S4sz.
FRANKFoRT, March 7.-U. S. bonds,
tx
LrvkkpOo1, March 7.LEvsning.G zess
ton closed dull with a declining ten
dancy, middlIng uplands at lsK. Tai
low firm. ~
LONDON, March 7.-Evening.-Dis-
patches received during the day from
Dublin and Cork give the following par
ticulars of the last o1tbteaksin Ireland.
A fight took place on Tuesday night at
Talaght, about eight miles south OF
Dublin, between the armed police and
large body of Fenians. One of the
latter was killed and i've wounded.
The police captured so prisoners and six
loads of ammunition, and up to dark
to-day over 200 prisoners were brought
into Dublin. The main body of Fe-
mans engaged in the fight retreated to
the hills north of. Dublin with Lord
Stratonaixn, commander Of the British
forces in Ireland, lin vigorous pur-
suit.
The Police Station aEKiIInaek, nine
teen miles South yof limerick, in the
county OF Munster, was attacked by
200 Fenians, who were repulsed, leav-
ing three of their dead on the field, and
losing Il prisoners. 7 -7 Ic5
The Barracks of the Police, at Dro-
more, in the county of Down, in the
Northern part of ireland, has been
fired by an incendiary, and totally de-
stroyed. -,.
The manager of the Union bank and
a mounted police messenger had been
shot in Dromore. zsz .l-Slii..
II is reported from Dublin that the
State Fenians appear to be well sup
piled with rations, and seem to have
risen IN all parts of Ireland. They at
tackled the coast Guard, stationed at
Kfilsgah, in the county of Glare, and
took away their arms. --a-4 5as 1l.a
Assaults have been made upon the
stations at Garry Fort, in Wicklow
county, and that at Holly Cross, and
the assauIting party supplied them
selves with arms from all these places.
The excitement in Tipperary is in
tense. General Gleason is reported as
being there. y-o.E 7-EEz5Egca-e-E
DUBLIN, March 7.-Evening.-Thir
teen prisoners in all were taken at
Limerick. All quiet in this city to-day,
and reports from Cork, Limerick and
Waterford represent no apparent signs
of disturbance there. -l.e
LONDON, March 7.-EvenIng.-Lord
Derby stated this evening that the rail-
way trains were again running between
Dublin and Cork. -----
Charles F. Browne, better known as
"Ar;emus Ward, !" died at southampton
yesterday.
LONDON, March s-Noon.-Consols
to-day, 9o7s for money; 5-aOs 7S1z; nIi-
nois Central 775z; Erie So.
LONDON, March Several
Irish and English papers received, and
publish a proclamation purportIng to
come from the Government of the Irish
Republic. IL declares that after years
or outrage and vain appeals to.
reason and jussies, they haSe7at last
resolved to appeal to arms to rescue
thesland from serfdom and establish
national union, pEblic safety aud poe
lftical freedom, and bring about the
consequent separation of church and
state. As a Republic, they appeal to
Republicans throughout the world for
sympathy and support
DUBLIN, March ga heavy storm
prevailed in this vicinity night before
last. Large quantities ofsnow fell, and
it is said that the insurgents who took
refugefn the mountains are suffering
severely from the cold and exposure.
Donahoe, the leader OF the Fenians at
the fight at Talaght, has since died, and
three of his companions are also dead.
Apolice constable has been killed by
the Fenians in Cork.
The railroads running into Waterford
were torn up, and large quantities of
ammunition and material for producing
Greek hrs have been discovered and
seized by the soldiers and police In the.
various parts OF the country.~,s,r
LONDON, March s-Noon.-Troops
are being rapidly dispatchedto Ireland
from all available points.
LONDON, March -Evening,-Dis-
patches from Dublin, Cork and other
partssof Ireland received during: this
morning aud eyeping. NgiEs the fol-
lowing intelligence: A body of Fee
mans, 1900 strong, are reported as
threatening thetownof Tipperary. The
troops had abatfle with the insurgents
near KiIaenaine, county of Limerick,
and defeated them, killing one,
wounding several and taking thirty
prisoners. ;Among,the latter was the
Fenian General Lane. q force or
rebels, some 800 strong, were also beat
en- by the soldiers at Clonmel. Sever
al of the former were killed, eighteen
prisoners taken and a quantity Of arms
captured. The Fenians strip private
houses of all their guns and other
weapons. Armed bands of men are
moving through the counties of Clear,
npperary and Limerick. and have fire.
quentconhicts with the police. "A Doc
tor CIeary is reported killed at Ki1la-
mack. Incendiary fires are frequent in
the city and county of Limerick.
LONDON, March S.-Eyening.-The
Irish correspondent OF .thA- London
Times says: Ireland is full of Irish
Americans, and urges that severe pun-
ishment in their cases is imperSively
necessary, but he adds that it is very diff
hcult to apprehend them, for the peo-
pie, though they give them no aid, re-
fnse,to betrey them to the authorities.
BE states that Col. Dunn led the