The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-16

der nils Of the second Rising in Irelnnd-A
General Alarm, Military and hawaiian At.
tack on Athloae Dreaded, &c.
The Fenian alarm is renewed Several important ar
rests have been made to-day
Troops beng rapidly concentrated on the Tppe
rary and the Limerick Junction.
Two desperate reputed Centres are among the mr..
rested
The men Of tine ship Royal George, AZ Kingstown
ere prohibited coming ashore this evening" and the coast
| guards were to be under arms all night.
Troops have boon drafted from Longford to Athlonc,
owing 70 pretended attack the great magazine
DuBrIS March o-Norn.ng
The Twelfth Lancers yesterday hooted In Cork
The Limerick Junction IL 10 possession OF the Sixty
Dublin and suburbs patroed during the night by
small parties Of police armed 0Reardon, said to be the
Cork Head Centre was arrested yesterday.
Telegraph communication with the South has been
cut
A quantity Of powder, bullets and bayonets were
seized last evening no in wicklow street. In this
* one O'Clock the city was perfectly tranquil
tDcspstcLes TO the London Times.
DuBLis March 5-Evenng
General Massey or the United States army, ~ said
public yesterday at the Limerick Junction,
and brought TO Dublin.
Troops have been concentrated at the Limerick juno
ton.
Chests sufficient to kH fen large floats arrived by
steamer today containing breech-loading guns.
jackson, lately arrested in coery Is Captain Mccall
fcrty, who was 70 lead the Fenian army.
Tho government gets Information OF every movement
Shortly after eleven O'Clock Yesterday the various reg
ments OF the garrison under the command OF their
respective colones were marched 10 the Fifteen Acres
for the purpose Of being reviewed by General CunyDg
name. Several thousand persons had assembled. The
Lord Lieutenant was present, with Lord Caud Hamilton,
NJ p, ladies' yaud Abertha and Georgina Hamilton ION
horseback attended by Iieutenants wodehouse and
Oswald ads-de.camp. The Warehouses OF Abercorn,
Lord and Lady Alexander Russell and Mrs. Willis
10 two carriages, with four horses and outrdcra
In the Proyjnces.
dublin March ~ correspondence OF the Iordon Times
Sir Rowland Biennerhasset, foreman or the Kerry
Grand jury addressed his brethren on Thursday the
subject OF the Fcnian conspiracy and the prompt action
OF the government In putting down recent attempt
at instruction. He appealed every Irshman be he
Feuan or Fcnan sympAthizer whether he considered
he was really doing any service 10 his country by help
ing this m Movements movement which could do nothing
else bat bring strife and confusion into Ireland The
whole eject Of must be TO hinder the DEVELOPMENT of
our commerce paralyze our trade, and even TO affect
seriously the national credit; and therefore putting
II upon the mere point OF patriotism, IL was most
criminal and most un-Irish thing for these perso
continue In the line they have taken up AZ regards
the government itself, 10 the FIRST Irish government
they have had for long time. Numbers OF iss mem
bers are Irshmen, aad certainly In the comm encemen
Of their they have acted in the most generous
Manner and decidedly with mercy There would be NO
opposition 70 this resolution thanking the government
for the prompt and energetic manner In which they
Aaisd n a egillnalA monsnk The KnisAi n Ksn1,