The New York herald., 1868-01-30
IRELAND.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

lions ana Reciama,ions-Trnin Reads HIS
Speeches TO n Select Audience.
CORK, Jan. Is, 1868.
Considerable excitement was occasioned in Cork and
Queenstown day owing to the OF George Francis
Train, the well known London tramway specuator
and Mr. Duran deputy chairman OF the Pacific Railroad
Company, on charge OF Fenanism third person,
named Gee, commercial traveller, also arrested
the CHARGE but II is now asserted that he
English detective in disguise, who accompanied Mr..
Train the steamship Scotia to watch and report
upon his actions
appears last night about ha,f-past ten o'clock that
tho Jacka tender OF the Cunard company. returned 10
Queenstown from the Scotia, tho homeward bound
steamer, which had FIRST arrived opposite the harbor.
She bough. in the mails and such OF the passengers
preferred landing, and that there among
these the object OF the suspicion of the authorities be-
came evident from the large body OF police whish
assembled on the pier TO await the ten
der. During the trip In Mr. Tram and
Mr.. Durart under the surveillance Of the detect.
ives from Queenstown, II having como TO their know
ledge while board the Scotia that thcy passcn
gers and intended landing at Queenstown. Mr. Train
In converslng with the agent OF tho Cunard lue 81
Queenstown, and who BOARD tho tender, com.
planned of the ,rcaimen, ho received in London and
Liverpool when laying his tramways there and said hs
attended before returning America to perfect arrange.
menis for laying tramways in Dublin and Cork When
The Jacka reached the perhead 1T Queenstown tho lug
gage belonging TO Nessrs Train, Durant ard Gss was
thoroughly ovefhsusd by the reysnus officers but no
documents or contEaband goods found and the
trio were allowed 70 leave hs tender but doing SO
were arrested by strong posse OF police, who were
fully armed and under the mu1and OF subuspector
The three prisoners At taken 10 the house OF
NJ J. N. Boansh, J.P whore Mr.. Tarrapt, j. p,
having been sent for shortly arrived and inyssiga
sion nto the began.
IN the eourse OF which MI Tain protested in the
strongest terms against hiG He stated tha, he
offence against the laws OF Ggca, Britain upon B.fsn
territory and that this Interference with hs liberty
protection he claimed Mr. Train also demanded to be
informed OF the charge upon WHICH he was arrested
81 s no S1sans 70 se
reny no ground for their further detention Nj Train,
liberated from custody proceeded with y. two com
where they Intended TO pass ths aigh,.
Then occurred a very orange proceeding Mr. Train
had not besn long IN the hoie when, about twelve
O'Clock two detectives arrived and requested oo shown
2 his apartment They were accordingly introduced
10 institute careful search Of bus baggage well as or
every part OF the room in which II was possible thai
anything might be concealed Al this proceeding Mr.
Train expressed the strongest Indignation and declared
his intention Of applying Tor satisfaction to tlo Amer
The detectives found nothing beyond bundle OF
newspapsrs, among which was copy OF the HERALD
and aarge number of printed aud written pamphlets
cona ming his speeches made In America in which no
spoke most sympah eticay OF the Fenian brotherhood
While thssa pamphlets we're being couned By ihe
detectives Mr. Trains temper cooled down and said
'Allow me, Mr Detective TO assist you my writing
unfamiliar I'll read them for you" Mr. Train inen
read sitting down at table opposite tho detectives in
the large coieo room d the hoe,, several OF his pro-
Fenan speeches in America his auditors On this oc-
cason being hs two fellow passengers some gentlemen
belonging 10 Queenstown and OF course, his mos, in
terested acquaintance vhe detectives.
Mr.. Train finished reading about three O'Clock in the
morning, and about retiring 10 hts sleeping apart.
inent when the police iniated notwithstanding bis
Urptp had "a puQ IN In MS
apartment for The Ught appsrenuyfo tde purpose OF
ing ciosc watch upon Mr. Train. unable to say
whether he was to be considered as prscner under
arrest not
In the morning he found tho guards a, their post, who
Informed him that he agin 10 be arTagred before
Justice against which he again foraais protes,od.
At room Mr. Hamilton resident magistrate FOR this
county, accompanied By the County Inspector OF the
Royal Irish Consisbuady, arrived In Quosnsosn from
Cork and heid private Investigation 10 tho case, ths
result of which that ar. Train 10 be remandsi
for eight days and confined Ia Cork jail perhsps
or the Fenlsn ceii1 Caring that space OF time A.
o'clock tho pei ce, fully armed marched their prisoner
20 the direct fao3d station AUD proceeded 10 Cork by
tram, wnere they arrived al two oiciock and met
by half others dressed in plain clothes
no escort IN case or rescae Tue prisoner Was from
the county OF Cork sa wEero he nrs, i Is said rustl
cate for eight dsye pending fdrher aquires rsOr 10
bis examination this morning no wss permitted TO send
After Their discharge 81. shi Mossrs Duran. aud Gee
were not further oc.ed ADD after rens,nrg for III,
night at the cueens Hotel the latter left on the follow
ing morning for Dublin; but hs former has DO.
dared hu intention u rssnainns By bis fs!snd Gr
pS1sg s S aos 9 aA ~ 'as ssa q as pS'''0'A
,yss Corr L1aa,ser o. To-day sncdlns 70 tho srre,
sss,ed cam d5 % * M y m n has %,ns S'.a ss az
American poiiEiana, ts has frequently spoken symps
tLCucally Of The icnisn movement but did sp-
pear that ne was an actual member Of the Fcnlau or.
gaaizacn Generally bic pro.Feulsn speeches we're de.
nvered from tho Ordinary political platforms where
tions he suggested that Mr. Seward shoud propose TO
accept ireland ffom tho Brush soYetans2. in seo.
msnt OF tho Alabama claims
n Fcninn Bnrned bv gIia Own Firp-ssyrre
Attack on Coionel-CuriOus Suit for III.
vorce-ratnt shipwrcck.
dublin lJsn III correspoadenoe OF the Ioodon Times
Cork continues 10 supply the mcst nooeabls items OF
Fenian newz on Friday ovoung al Incident occurred
which shows that peope who handle Greek ice mar
sometimes burn their own apg0rs. Young man was
walking up Patrick street about clock ght when
reaching tho Victoria Ho,e another naa VINO states
thai hc opy passenger In tho street. remarked TO
him tba, hs Goa, was on ire Tho person addressed in
mediacly threw or his coat, dep0stng la Coocslresl
appeared On searching the burong coat the msn who
give tho alarm foand bol,le oootOlnng llqud,
wn,os' & 90 the poes com,9g W he nuOg eo.s 10 tho
doing SO thai he feared would explode cros ID col.
iecsed, among whom u Is reported men pOkod up The
blazing mass took papers cut oi the pocket and on tho
police going away With the second man IN cas,ody tore
them Into fragmsots ~ too DO correct would
porance OF ssIEng the coat and that Documents which
might have proved 70 DO OF consequences escaped
them. The surnins hes'd was believed to b phos.
pborya
young man named Michael Doheny. nephew o,
The Colonel Mchas Dohecy OF 1888 celebrity has been
arrested In Dunmanwsy, aud was lodged 10 the Cork a
on Friday. lie served Ia tho federal army, aud came
home 70 bis native place. be alleges 70 500 h rsla
nves and IN search OF health The police bcevs that
he 1as engaged IN something more than hcathfui exsr
else ia ito different localities and regard HE capiure az
important.
At Sklbhereen tho Telegraph wire Is reported TO have
been cut Ia fegera pisc0s few 81 ghts sihca
correspondent Of ihe Nation, writing from Knock.
roghery, county koseommou-s county exempt from
Fenisbinstaies that cory q The follosing pacsri,
ee antly printed with pea n4d embelllshof With
perfcsen atioD of two ~ ID. bead waa posted
On The cI tbs female NaiiDasl sch1u. and l1ai