, 1881-11-19

~ Fay u l9Fluliy Wy ~ SOib-
mitted in The aforesaid presc ibrd district,
aud beng the melting to az act oI in'lmi-
dation and tending to interfere with the
maintenance Of law aud order" NJ.
Quinn was ARRESTED at o'c'Dck yesterday
mornino at his residence. 2, S. Vincent
street, by Mr.. Suneiit tend,nl Mailon aud
another officer OF police. Mr.. Qtlnn was
in bed when they called, and atDtr being
allowed sufficient time to br, akfast and
make sonre arrangements he was driven IN a
cab to Kilmainham. Eight or ten Other
detectives were placed near the house as a
preclullon, but owing to the early hour OF
the arrest the lact was quite unktDWn IN
the loci lily. DR.. Qn:nn's brother, who was
secretary 30 the C~larepofris b;atcb Of the
League, is also an inmate OF tie gaol. Mr.
Sexton was arrested at 2 o'clock at bis re-
81 l~ence, North Fre1eI.ick-street by Mr..
Superintendent MaIIot. He is REGARDED as
one Of lie m1s, prudent aud o"e ottho ablest
leaders ard had taken change OF the organ
~izatioD alter MIR. DiItoo's mroet, but he
was about to teiiuquish the rtins 10 Mr..
A. O'Connor, NIP, and proceed TO the
Continent 10 recruit his health. 1t is uulor-
tunate, however, that he cid rot Garry out
his intention, but remained IN town. His
recens speeches have been among the most
bitter and violent which have been deliver
ed. A warrant WIS also out for Mr.. OCon-
nOt's arrest, aud the superintendent Gale!
at he Imperial Hotel aud made significant
inquiries, bur was informed that h. had #
after breakfast. 1t was reported in the
afternoon that he had been in fact arrested,
but this TUNED cut to he inaccurate, and
when the police failed to find him it was
rumOured that he had effected his escape
by one of Messrs. Tedcastle's coal boats,
and to-day the news has been confirmed.
Mr.. Healy, Mp, was also on his way from
London, but was stopped, it is stated, by
a messenger sent over specially to Holy
hcad for the purpose. No c0mmotion or
popular excitement whatever was caused
by these proceedings, but in the evening 81
large mob assembled in the vicinity of
the Rotunda to attend an indignation
meeting Of the citizens OF Dublin to llO-
test against the arrest Of Mr.. Parnell.
The indignation mtetii z was htlu. TheIe
was a crowded assembly Of The lowest CLASSES
Of the populace, relieved only by a few candi-
dates for popular favour, who made a merit Of
showing their sympathy in a safe way with
"Ihr representatives of the I'ish people" but
had taken care NOT TO commit themselves TO
any actual Identification with the C inc.
The Government renewed It's attack to-day
with unpbaled d~tteuminAtinr, and ore q he
first to feel The force was Mr.. O'Krlly, MP.
for ROscommGn, who was arrested a 9 O'clock
in The Imperial Hotel. He was in bed when
the police called. When he left the hotel be
was cheeIed by a lnIg4 crowd which had as
sembled outside, having heard of the yi>i; Of
the police officers, and guessed its Object. The
police had called at the hotel between 7 and S
O'clock, but Mr.. O'K4lIy was then in bed, and
it WIS 9 O'clock before the arrangements were
complete. Some OF the crowd wee disposed
10 handle tbs police roughly as he was
leaving, and he asked his friends TO ~disperse
them, but without effect. One of the officers
was kicked in The l'gs, and it was with some
difficulty that Nj. OKelley was got iuto The
cub. He proceeded quietly into j., ard did
rot respond 10 The rather violent manifestations
of popular sympathy. The cab was driven off
rapidly to Klmainham, followed by a car on
which were half q doz-n constsbles. Mr.,
Okelley is a native of Dublin. He was for
some line correspondent Of the NeD York
Herald, and while engaged in thai capaci y in
Cuba Was accused of being "a spy and led ont
to be shot, but he cl4imed protection as a
British subject, and his life Was saved. How
he has since shown his grateful ac~knowieGg-
ment OF the power Of England tn defend hun an
lihe rty is known TO the readers If his speeches.
His arrest was followed hvihat Of Mr.. OB i4u,
editor Of United Ireland, the Land League
organ, in which a furious article in reference