The New York herald., 1867-03-09
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Manifesto Of The Government OF the
Irish Republic.
An Active Fenian War in Munster,
Ulster and LeinSter.
Sharp Actions with the Military Police and
Coast Guards.-.R Railroads Torn Up---lncsn.
diary Firss---HtaV Rsinfofeemsnts
from England, and General Excitement.

diary Fires---Heavy ReinioFeemsnts
from England, and General Excitement.
NAPOLE0N'S PRESS PROSECUTION.
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By TIE CABLE TO MARCH 8--HOOI.
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the FEMIAM WAR.
The Irish Republic ProcIaimed-Fenian MAN.
fcsto 70 tho Republican Peoples.
LONDON, March 8-Noon.
Several Irish and Engsh newspapers have received
and published proclamation, purporns TO come from
the Government Of the Irish Republic"
Il declares that "after ages Of outrage and OF vain
appeals and justice they have at last resolved
to appeal 70 arms 70 rescue Ireland from serfdom and
establish national union, public saroty and political
freedom and bring about the consequent separation OF
Church land stste AZ republicans they appeal to
republican throaghous the world for sympathy and
support
Actions In tho Field-Engagemcnts b tho
Counties Of DubIin, Limerick. Down, Glare
LONDON, March T-Evsnng.
Dispatches received during the day from Dublin and
Cork give the following particulars o. the last outbreak
in Irelaud:--
tight took place on Tuesday night y ralaght about
cight miles south Of Dublin, between tho armed police
aud largo body Of Foniana Ono Of the lattsr was
killed and i've xere wounded.
The police captured eighty prisoners and six loads Of
ammunition and up to dark to-day over two hundred
prisoners had been brought into Dublin. 81
The main body Of tho Renians engaged in tho eight
retreated to. the hills north Of Dublin, with Lord
s,rathsarn' (sir Hugh Rose,, the commander Of tho
Eritis, forces in ireland. in vigorous pursuit..
Tue police station Kilmailock nineteen miles south
Of LIMERICK the province Of Munster attacked BY
two hundred Fsnians who we're repoAsd leaving three
OF their number dead upon tho God and osing fourteen
prisoners eH
The barracks OF the police at Dromorc county Down.
in the North, had bcen fred by incendiary, and
totally destroyed Dromore an Episcopal city in the
province Of Ulster built tho river Lagan and distant
fourteen miles from tho town Of Belfast the south
wosL I. stands ON tho high ROAD 70 Duban.
Tho manager Of the Unios Baak and moantsd police
messenger have bsen shot in Dromose
gepons from Dublin stass that the vastsus bands Of
Fcnians appear b. we'll supplied with. rtioss and
they sssu 10. have risen ssdAssly lnal parts Of the
island. saat
Thcy attacked the Coast Guard stationed q KieIagh
in tho county Clare 10 the prov0os os Munster and
took away their arma
Assaults have been ads upoa the stations al Carys
fort In wicklow county. and called by the native Irish
Macrsddsia and Moycseedu situated in the province Of
Lens,sr. and upon. that at Holy Cross In the same
county. ssd supplied themselves with arms from ali
these plaoea
The excitement In Tipperary s Intense
: General Glessonis reported TO DO there.
In tho Dublin Mo~niains-Tho Dead at Tai
aght and in Cork.
DUB1s, March 9. 1867
heavy storm prevailed In this vicinity night before
last Large quantities OF fell and I, Is said that
tho insurgents who took rofuge in tho mountains are
suffering severely from cold and exposure.
Donohus, the leader Of tho Fesans in the nght at
Taagh has since died. and three Of his companions
also dead
pol,oe constable has bcso killed by The Feuans in
Cork
Hopefsl Reports.
DuslIH, March 7-Evening.
Thirteen prisoners Ia all have been taken at Lin
erck. na
All is quiet In this city to-day and reports from Cork
Limerick and Waterford represent that there arc no
apparent signs Of disturbance thcre.
A General Movcmcat or the Fenians In NTnn-
ster-Incendiary Fires In the City Of Lime
LONDON March s--Evening.
Dispatches from Dublin Cork and other parts OF Ire
land received during the morning and afternoon give
the following intelligence
body Of Fenians, fifteen hundred strong, arc ro-
ported to bs shreatsn,ng the town OF Tippeny
The troops had battle with band OF the Insurgents
near Klnnan. In the county Limerick, and defeated
them, killing ono man. wounding several and taking
thirty prisoners. Among tho latter was the Fenian
chief, General LAnc.
force Of rebels some three hundred strong wAs also
beaten BY the soldiers ct Clonmsl Several Of tho
former were killed. eighteen prsossa wsss taken, and
quantity Of arms was captured.
The Fsnians strip private hoasss Of all guns and other
weapons.
Armed baeds q nsn ars,moving through tho counties
Of fCIare Tpperasy and limerick and have frequent
fcs with the police ara cousssbury.