New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13
IRISH PLOTS AGAINST ENGLAND.
DYNAMITEURs REMANDED FOR TRIAL.

CAREER OF THE PRIsONERs-WATCHIHG INFORM
FRS IN FRANCE.
LIVERPOOL, April 12.-Daly who was arrested
Yesterday on suspicion of being dynamiteur was
brought before the Court this morning and charged
with having in his possession internal machines
with intent to commit felony. He was remanded
for week.
BIRMINGHAM, April 12.-James Egan, who was
arrested yesterday the suspicion of being an ac-
complice of DAILY was brought before the Court
this morning charged with conspiring with DAILY
to canse an explosion. He was remanded to await
trial The Police Inspector testified that he had
been watching Egan for FIVE months Egan and
DAILY were intimate and were in the habit OF spend
ing their evenings together.
SLIGO April 12-Fitzgerald, who was arrested III
London two days ago, reached here last night. He
was brought before the Court this morning charged
with being a FenIan organizer. He was remanded
for q week
AMERICAN RESPONSIBILITY.
LONDON April 12-Recurring to the influence
which the discovery of the new dynamite plots Will
exercise on American opinion. The Globe says: " How
will America take these fresh revelations
American citizens doubtless detest the cowardly
scoundrels who abuse the hospitality of the United
States by making use of the Republic as q dynamite
basis. But why do they not relieve themselves OF
the reproach of allowing Fenianism publicly to
hatch murderous plots against the English people r.
The Times says: The American advice to England
to let the Irish agtators in the United states alone
because the agitatOr and his ways cannot last does
not relieve the danger of English citizens. These
agitators keep the Irsh-Americaps discontented
and out of harmony with the sober, industrial life
around them in America. England has pressing
concern in the suppression OF this obnoxious class
but American law has word to say about them"
Other Journals head their accounts OF yesterday s
arrests with American Fenians Ia England"
None of the men arrested has yet been shown to
have any connection whatever with the American
dynamite party. Fitzgerald is not known 10 nave
been in America. He a Fenian and Lana
Lacquer. 1t is supposed by some that he was acting
as an informer for the Government whlle taxing
part in the cOnspiraces Of Sligo, Westneath and
Cork DAILY lived for a short inc in the United
States. Egan was never IN America.
WORK or SOCIETIES IN FRANCE. .
The Times this morning prints communication
from its Paris correspondent which gives Inuch IN
formal ion concerning the Dynamite and Clana
Gael Societies. II is asserted that the Clana Gaei
Society has received letter bearing Russian
pOstmark from the informer McDermOtt, in which
he pleads his innocence and begs for mercy. The
societyE treated his letter with silent contempt, and
its agents are tracking him. The same article says
that Matthias Brady recently ed IN P:lTs from
New-York to investigate the truth OF the runoT
that Peter Carey was hiding there. careful
search was instituted, but proved frultess where
upon Brady returned TO New-IOTk, leaving orders
to cable him at if any of the CaTeys should be
discovered. A constant watch is kept upon the IN
formers Lamie and Coleman, and record OF their
movements is regularly kept at Paris.