The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1867-03-22 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

FENIANISM.  The metropolitan police force at Dublin are about to be armed with Snider rifles. A rational schoolmaster was brought up at Dublin. on Monday. for attempting to climb the walla of Mountjoy Prison, and .a young gentleman named Crofton was arrested on Monday night at Portobello Barracks; he had a loaded pistol and ammunition, and a skeleton key that opened one of the gates. Bail was accepted for his appearance. The Lord Mayor ef Dublin has decided to bring an action for damages against the proprietors of the EVOStiII9 Mail for the libellous letter signed " Cloneurry." Six flying oolsmne have been organised to avant the disturbed parts of Tipperary, Cork, and Waterford. The members of the Fenian council arrested in Dublin on Saturday night have been 'committed on the charge of high treason. Lord Naas has issued a circular to the magistrates in anticipation of the necessity of swearing in special constables, specifying their number, duties, and powers. Queen's County, Louth, and Meath have been proclaimed. It was stated on Monday night that the ineurreetion was abating in Limerick, Tipperary, and Clare. At a Fenian council held in the Galtees there was eonsiderable recrimination between the leaders and the men, many of the latter seceding. The column sent to the Galtees on Sunday had not returned. Four men, identified as having attacked Ballyknookin Polieeßarrack, have been committed for trial for high treason. It is reported that an attempt was made to burn the railway station at Ratheoule on Monday night. Numerous arrests have been made in various localities. Six persons supposed to have taken part in the Kulmallook affair were arrested on Monday in Qmaenstown, when paying their passage money to America. Edward Daffy, one of the four men arrested along with James Stephens at Sandymount fifteen months ago was re-anested on Monday in Boyle. Be bad been released on account of his delicate health, and it is reported that he bad resumed his treasonable praeHoes, and took a leading part in organising the revolt in Limerick. A sum of £2,000 was found in his possession. He has been committed to Richmond Bridewell on a charge of high treason. Same arrests were made on Tuesday in Dublin. Before the yerformance at the Theatre Royal eommenced on Tuesday night the audience, which was a large one, gave a very enthusiastio reception to the Lord-Lieutenant. Up to Friday night all was reported quiet in Wippe racy, Limerick, and Cork, and in Dublin no arrests have taken place lately. On Friday 41 prisoners, in. eluding Burke, who is called "The General," were moved by train from Tipperary to Clonmel, for trial at the special oemmisaien. An escort accompanied them to the station in Tipperary, where a large crowd followed and cheered them. Michael Glee son, brother of the notorious General Gleeson, has been arrested near Mangle. A number of Feniane were arrested on Thursday , evening near Borrisoliegh, county Tipperary. One of them, named Carroll, was alone released. Being suspected of informing on his companions, a party of Iranians lay in wait for and murdered hire, by cutting his throat when on his way home.