New-York tribune., 1885-03-14


JAMES STEPHENS, EUGENE DAVIS AND oIhths
ORDERED TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY.
PARIS. March 13.-James Stephens and Eugene
Davis. were taken to the frontier OF France To-Day
and warned not to return. Stephens begged per
mission to be allowed to proceed to Havre so that ho
might take q steamer uhsre for America, Dut 'so
authorities refused to grant his request. DAVIS who
was confined at the Prefecture. subjected to an
examination this morning. 1t is reported that the
police have made an important discovery.
great sensation has been caused in this city by
the stand which the authorities have taken toward
the Fenian agtators. In addition to the arrests of
Stephens and Davis, which were made YESTERDAY
afternoon. the police this morning arrested Nor
timer Leroy, journalist, and another Fenlan whose
name has not been learned Mrs. stephens was also
arrested but was subsequently released. The arrests
already made are apparently only beginning oil
what is contemplated the part o. the authorities.
Warrants for the expulsion of other Fen'an leaders
have been issued and further arrests are expected.
PHASES OF IRISH AGITATION.
PoMr. March l3-The Pope has intimated to the
Irish bishops that it might be advisable for them TO
nostponc their convention until after the visit Oh
the Prince of Wales to Ireland
Due,Iy. March l3.-At Wexford to-day it was de-
ended to assign from the fluid which has been raised
f,r the navment of MemucrS of Parliament toUO
each TO John Barry and John small. members Tor
Woxrord County. William Redmond, Member for
Wexford Borough. and John Redmond. Member iof
-1be GIand Jury of County Down has adopted
conpratuatory address Ia be presented 10 the lrhcc
of Wales when he visits Belfast
The immense sensation which the cable dispatches
WAS created In by the arrest OF James stephens
the oreanizer aud cOmmander-in-chiei OF the fehih
brotherhood. is not equal TO the excitement "hc" Z"
caused in Irish circles both in this city and brookyn'
nj ihA RI
Stephens adherence the Fenan doctrine OF open war
and his speeches and writings Ireland and IN America
against dynamiteurs have made hosts oil btter enemies
for him among former associates but this does not
interfere with their present sympathy FOR tie rcVonoh
arv chief aud their hatred of all things French which has
suddenly become Intense than even hcir ha'ed o!
England These are some OF tue opinions expressed;
Cantaio Edward OMcagher Condor, sentenced to
deaih in Manchester in 1857 Tor participation III lne
Fenin rebellion: Gnd IL hard 20 credit The report
England has got control OF nearly All the means Of com
muncation win this rounty. aud when ste sends !ihg
dispatches Irish affairs the po-Anglcah press mere
rs ready TO complete tic inisreprcsentatohs.
Edward J. Rowe, chairman ct tue lrs.- American In IN
dependencies Tue French Missed kins Alfonso some tine
ago 10 the streets o their capital. because BlSn"rrk
made hin honorary colonel oil Uhin iegihrh' s'a-
toned In Alsacc. Then they aPOOI'Ieu oo'u W 49,,
many aud Spain. They started paper III fails the
apoogzed TO the English for TINS bnt no. saSe win
apologizing they now knuc&le down al LnsiaIu re-
gnest aud e. pei some IrisLnen from their soil .
William = Clarke. prominent member ot the
niripaCounc OF the irish National Leasde; stephens
|"
mtcd TO All 1or America. France j. mock Republic,
whore rLey kill liberty ia the name oi liberty the Ger
mans took the cOuccit out % them. ana, Whcn luey
conIlnt fight their manly fVe. tey made me siIrcts .,
run witt he iupoccut ArchDffhop
sYfy priests They wreak vengeance upon icw lfsu-
men Who happen TO be enemies OF England -al because
they fear ENGLAND do hOph they VIII soon get one
more such thrashing "A the Germaus gave them -,
+ W tof, OF No. 229 broadway: IL may De that 'hey
rerd,seplen- as having trespESsed hey0nd that hVci
of action which il allowed TO aliens. But Wh't ni.
STEPHENS dot There Is no offence proved nave reai
article. in n Ncw-Ynrk paper In when ne Gehonhced
dTnnmte II bis supposed offence comes WITHIN tle OK
tradition laws then they should nV's gaae o c'e' "
dId our Covernment In the case 0f T. j. Shefllin.
Edward L. Carey M. iS Pike ST.. an innuehi la mem
ber Of the Ancient Order OF Hlbefhehs' IL j. slnpl
France cayiug in 10 English influence. Stel' ems ut-
nounced dynamite warfare. and has been arrested.
tch,el Dayt In ireland denounced outraEes VIGOROUSLY
ami he loo was put In Jail DO you not see the same
rnagn influence working in both casesf