Evening star., 1867-02-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Fenian Outhreak Suppressed.

lLoN Deu. Feb. 17.-It 10 nov considered GER
tain that the determined resistance of the
Cretans and the spirit OF concession recently
shown ey the Turkish Government would re-
suit In the complete independence ofthe island
DUBLIN, Feb r7.-rhe outbreak At kiIiar-
sureents have disappesrsd. Une hundred and
forty Fenians have been arrested in thls city.
PARE, Feb. IA grand ba No uet was given
70 The American yaehimen last nisht MT.
Club, was present Mr.. Chapy, president OF
the Paris Club, feasted the New York Yacht
Club. Mr.. Bennett leaves for Brest to-day.
A tplesded gold medal was presented to
James Gordon Bennett Jr, ESQ., this morn
ing by the Societe dee Regates Parisiennes.
The budget presented On the Cham bers yester-
day by the Minister Of Finance gives a very
favorable report on the condition ofthe finsn-
eee- Rentes in consequence have recovered
from their recent depression and are advan-
cling.
BERLIx. Feb 1.-THE Prussiaa troops will
withdraw from Dresden on the LIST Of July,
bot the Pressian Garrisons will still be main
tsined at Leipac. Boutzen, and konigstein-
Prime Frederick Charles has been elected to
the North German Parliament
fIoRHNcR. Feb. IA new ministry has
been formed with Baron Ricasoli ~ the head.
Of Marine, as Minister OF the Finance. The
radical party is m uch elated at the dissolution
OF the Parliament.
MADRID, Feb. I7-Spain is about 70 aug
ment her feet in the West Indies
LONDON, Feb. l5-Noon.-The telegraph
wires In the insurrectioaery districts have
news received from that quarter is suppressed
Tor prudential reasons. large FenIan party
has oeen surrounded by the national troops in
Toomies Woods. and the chances for their
escape look exceedingly small The band of
eight hundred which retreated TO the woods
near Killarney 10 etill at large. The uprising
70 IN us far confined TO Kerry and Cork conn
ties, and II is not believed that the trouble will
spread further. The Government stated TO
Parliament to-day that Colonel Horsford's
force was entirely too small 10 follow an
armed band of Fenisns into Toomies' Woods
but that the Colonel had strong hopes OF sur
rounding the insurgents ahd preventing their
escape, The authorities In Ireland have
assured the British Government that the
present rising is totally stopped.
LONDON, Feb. l6.-lrelaRd lie entirely quiet,
Chief Organizer Stephens is reported there,
but the danger seems past Toomies' Woods.
We're, closely pressed, the Fenians took refuge
was secured by the British troops, and the in
surrectIonary bands dispersed, The Govern
ment, however, will immediately send more
ships and troops 10 Ireland. The French
Blue Book shows that the great powers did Rot
more than tell the Porte TO concIliate the Ore
tars and Seryians. The House OF Commons
LONDON, Feb. l6-Evesing-The county of
Kerry has been proclaimed in a state OF siege
The policeman who was shot was not killed.
large sum has been offered by the Govern
ment or the arrest ofthe assailants. Ii IL now
saId that Colonel O'Connor is none other than
Stephens Twenty Americans are reported
acting with the Fenians.
PARIS, Feb. 16.-The French Blue Book
saws the Government OF France sincerely ap-
plauds the activity Of the United States In re-
pairing the evils Of the civil war. There is
now no subject OF discussion between France
and America, but everything tends TO the
assimilation OF their policies.
BERLIN. Feb. I6.-At the election in Prussia
the Liberals were triumphant. Ten districts
return Count Bismarck as their representa-
tive.
LoNDoH. Feb. 15.-The Czar has written
note in which he objects TO the rising Of the
Seryians against Turkey.
ST. PKTKRsBURG, Feb. 16.-The Gar will
protect the Christians IL Turkey refuses to
treat them with equity.
FLoRERcE, Feb. 15.-The Ministry question is
partly settled. Ricasoli Is 70 remain Home
Minister.
LoyDoE, Feb terrible earth
quake occurred in Cephalenia. Every town
in the island is in ruins. The loss Of life and
property is very great The King Of Gree &c
has gone there.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Despatches from A thens
state that affairs IN Crete are unchanged.