New-York tribune., 1867-02-19
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| LdNDOE, Feb 1S--NoOn.-Ireand is perfectly tran
| qnl snail number of rebels concealed in the
woods cndeayOring TO make their way to the
coast bnt the national troops have been so disposed
that eScapeis tbouglt to be impossible. Troops have
been sent TO MaIahide, watering place in Dublin
County, Ireland IN the hope of capturing Stephens,
the c. o. r. whos reported, and believed to be in
that neighborhood.
Evening-The carrse of the Fcuian outbreak in the
south of ireland is yet buried in Obscurity, though
the telegraph lines which run through the disaffected
districts are again working ard communication has
been restored Some say that is was caused by the
arrest of the American officer, Capt. Moriarty while
others say that this prompt arrest prevented gen.
eral rising Of the Irish. The British Government
had news of the affair early The 18th inst. An
upper servant in the household of tho Earl Of Ken
had received two anonymous notes stating that
q rising was plsnned in Killarney, and that the
leader would reach Killarney from Gaherciveen that
night. Constables were Immediately sent TO inter
cept him. They met wagon, on which they found
Moriarty, whom they took into custody, and upon
searching his person found letters confirming the
sertiOns in the anonymous notes. A courier named
Duggan was sent TO Caherciveen to warn the police
A party of rebels caught him while on his way and
up, and attempted to escape. They fired upon him.
and he was badly wounded. As far as known at pres
ent, he is the only person who has been hurt The
police of Cahercivcen got news of the trouble by
other messengers, and from several spies among the
Fenians. They were strengthened by detachment
from the an-of-war Gladiator which was lying off
Valentia and saved tie station from attack. One
band of Fenians 90 in number took horse at Kells
for their leader 0Connor. and another band stopped
the mail on the road from Killarney to Caher
civeen but they did no violence to any one
In fact nowhere has life been taken, property de-
stroyed. The Fenian plan TO attack Killarney,
capture the place, and then march to Cork. But the
immediate dispatch Of troops from Cork TO Killarney,
by Gen. Batesa and the CELEBRITY of Col. Horsfords
movements, defeated the whole plot and caused the
insurgent band TO. o.disperse. The horse Of Fenian
courier was caught by the troops and a couple of
swords were picked up; but no men havo been cap
tured O'Connor and his staff are said to have
reached the Fenian vessels off Dingle Bay Thirty
four suspected persons arrested in Dublin yes
terday and after examination five Of them were re-
tanned in custody. Head Center Murphy and
Coils. Lawler, Heay and johnson have been arrested
at Limerick and important papers have been found
on their persons and in their lodgings. The alarm
caused by these events is about over and the OK
citemcnt is rapidly subsding.
A dispatch from ToulOn announces the death by
apopexy Of Lieut.. Cornwall of tho American iron
clad Mantonomah
Tho famous ex Rebel steamer Sumter has been lost
in tho North Sea-
LIVERPOOL, Feb. iS.-The American Chamber of
Commerce Of this city have voted to present gold
medal 90 Cyrus W. Field,