Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-11
PROM EUROPE.
The Fenian Insurrectisn. Ac


LONDON, March e-Noon 1T is reported
from Ireland to-day that tranquility has been
restored thFonshout the province Of Leisster,
in the county OF Kerry. the scene OF the asor-
tive on toreak OF last month.
DUBLIN. March 9y-A dispatch from Water
borders Of Tipperary and Cork counties. are
swarmiDg with Fenians. aud n As feared that
an attack will be made upon the town OF Tin
psrary. the In inhabitants OF which are disaffect-
ed and strongly disposed to help them
LoNnoS, March e-6p. m.-Orieial dispatches
from Ireland say that loads of arms ha We been
discovered and seized by the military, an d TINS
fact seems 10 confirm the report that the rising
OF the Irish had failed 20 be general. The re-
organization of The Derby govern ment has been
cUmpleIed. The DuEe Of Marlborough becomes
LORD President oi the Priyy Council an place
OF the Duke of Buckingham, who was ap-
pointed Colonial Secretary, ana the Duke OF
RiC hmoRo will take The chair AT the head OF
the Board OF Trade.
Dispatches from Dublin state that small band.
OF tenians are paJrolIng the counties OF COrz,
waterford, TIpperaTy. and Limerick, pressing
The people into their ranks, and committing Of
i.nCes every where. The tSverns in the city OF
Cork are 20 be closed every evening AZ dusk
James Stevens Is reported 90 De still IN Paris.
Ihe funeral Of Arlrmus Ward. (Onarles r.
Brownr,) took place to-day. The remains were
buried ln hensal q reen, and were folio wed 10
the grave by great number OF literary gentIe-
men and friends. including many Americana
he United States legation WAS reurasentea h,y
Mr.. Moran. secretary 10 Minister Adams
DUBLIN, March lU-The ha I'D of Fenians re-
ported 10 have taken possession OF the barracks
NJ hlltech, IN Kildare county. have been dis
persed by the troops. The insurgents made an
attack on the baTrscks al Mount MeIlik. az the
loot CT Sieve Bloom Mountain, aud were re-
pulsed Two OF the attacking party were shot
L he rebels are said 10 have assembled TO the
mum Der OF three thousand IN the neigh horhood
OF AboTle Troops have been sent OUT 70 dis
perse hem. The existence OF a EsnIan conn
cIl. which has been m session in this ctty has
been discovered, aud the members arrested by
lhs police. General Burke, one OF the Fenian
leactrs an Tie south, has been captured at TIP
peTary.
LoNDoN. March IA dispatch from C,n-
stantmoPle staies that the Sulran has made
concessions which are satisfactory 10 me pao
PIE OF SeTyia, and has promised 70 carry into
effect The hrmAn OF l,G6. a CretSn deIegauon
has reached COnstaniinople.
MADRID, March IO-A royal proclaim alton
announces the termination OF martial law m
Spain.
FLORENCE, March I0.-An attempt was made
to assassIuate the King OF lialy, near Milau.
which failed
ATHENS, March IO.-A terrible earthoua,,a
has taken place IN the Island OF Myulene. An
the habItatIons on the island are la ruins and
hundreds of lives have been lost.
PARIS, March l0.-The Moniteur states that
~ ihis time all French troops must have left
Mexico. and that the departure of the Empa-
rOr Macmillan was 10 have taken place on The
sth Of March, from Vera Cruz.
IBy Steamerl
NEW YORK. March lO-The steamer America
IANH Hloh on The I'm, las arrived.
In The House of Lords, on the 25th uliimo
Lord Derby moved the second reading Of the
bill 10 continue the suspension OF the habeas
corpus in Ireland. Earl Russell gave a cordial
assent 10 the bill. which he considered fully
justified by recent events, and commented
strongly on the conduct OF the FeniaR leaders
in the United States. especially deprecat8ng the
interference OF the American Government an
relation 10 the trial OF tie Fenian Invaders ip
Canada. Lord Derby gave an explanation on
the part OF the Irish Attorney General and
promised that The rala
the Presidents message concerning the Fentan
trials In canada should be laid before Parlia-
msnt. The bill was then read for the second
nme. Two lrlsh Americans Were arrested on
board the vessel from Cardiff, AT Cork. Both
were recently AT Chester A Corfu telegram of
February ~ states, on Greek authority, that
e,UUe Turks were defeated on the 18th and l4th
IN the western portion OF Crete, losing two
guns and many prisoner. The Ouomans were
also beaten on the llth and 18th in another part
OF the island Fresh massacres are reported nv
the Turks. The Cretans elected as delegates 70
ConstantinoPle refuse TO go, and the Cretan
Assembly persists IN its demand for annexausn
10 Greece.