New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
THE REPORT DOUBlFD.

oDoNoVAN ROSA CONSIDERS THAr TIr STORY u,s
BEEN CoNCoCrFD- THE CUNARD AGENT Dis
CREDITS THE REPORT.
Until recently O'Donovan Rosa has shown
no hesitation in talking ahout what the Society OF ted
Irshmcn. of which hc prominent llenher * ,ioi,,
proposed do. Letters were. ,lle e, ia ir his
Office onlanng money subscribed tie pur,,ose OF
bringing England 10 her knees" The mild measures of
the Land League. he argued wonld secire Ireland
her rights. open in Ireland wOull DO H. II was
Ia be done 10y sahhug England in the Lark But since
the opening Of correspondence between England ana the
United states relative to the Matching OF conspes IN
tiis country De Aas been more guarded Whem qnes.
toned YESTERDAY regard n tie report London thar
in barrels colianms informal machines shipped from
this country We're found hlheals bearing his nam, he
disc,anlcd any know &" of the AFFAIR.
81 do not consider the report irue. ne continued IT
Will DE denied in day or two. In my opinion it is ,
newspaper lie gotten mp 10 create further prejudice
against those who wish Ireland given her freedom,
II machines were really found. then il is likely that il
simply plot 20 securo the same cdcspec.aly II there
not probable thai wonld make machines with anything
should il De proved tha; the machines were shiured
from this country Wi,t theory would Won tien have D.
Welt is not impo isnlc That ihcy sent by Irish
~, ,I',, -, ,s,i, -. sii, 10" oi nc
in Australia. n insland tsclrVeTy where There II a
widespread determination ainong people of 20
teach Ensland that m would be- wise Po. to give up
denied hat Ia, society OF Uned Iri.hmen IS az
against Tho British government"
Thai ls question t'ai would better % nnansSered'
DO Nou haf" anF Tea. AZ being arrested by Enc
sh auhoril, tarongh The medium o tie United states
GoNernmentt' =
"No. know that communications were received AZ
Washington a.on, The irne The Presd-'t received his
injuries. A. soon as R TccoNers propose 10 20 TO see
hn and members Of ttt tlhiacf."
The only paper O'DonOyaH RuSSa said. that had his
the lVgulaf icfit head The 1rfsa
editor On the reverse side is circular which declares
the aims of tie journal. one OF the most
Of t5s rts,,sd 'rasa'.as by 51S
land he wrcstcd from England" Another passage Is
historians tel us that We cannot ireland
the Irish without first striking England 20 her
knees that bc the price ~ lrcend- lrec iom ad
,,,atc and ask help oi of Irish
llnot " no desires ~ see Ireland free"
The following na occurs IN paper written hy q
which was 3doped az convention ol the society
hold in phlaacig ghia last June: The wealth Eng
land her stores OF all kinds her
armies and her nearly incredible quantity merchan-
clustered IN large. compact, nlammahle cities.
Tor their defence against ludicious i'm aer navy
would hc useless and her army would vainly Oppose
destroyer HAT ammunition. Her ite de-
Tho loss of them wVad 80 cripple England
leave her unable 10 take oi herself. To
slorc neither camp nor ship, neither soldier
sanor 10 neccssaIy.'
Vernon H. Brown, the agent for the Cunard Line In
tins city dscredS the report about internal machines
said yesterday that IL looked like story made
hole co.h The last trip that the Malta made from
consisted OF wheat, -four in barrels and sacks
cottursce OIL tallow ana leather. The vessel made a
trim from Boston a month iacr-starting June lS-and
again last saturday for Liverpool. What
her cargo was June rs could not bc learned yesterday
II is thought that the story could disprovcd 6y
the of cement from the manifest IL would In
all probability be put board I'm the regular way.
IL is oi ODonovan kossas claims that the English