Evening star., 1865-11-01
THE EUROPEAN FENIAN Exo;rE-
MEET.
SusPieioas Americans In Dsbffn-Arress ef
New York Head Center In Dublin-Mere
Remitta noes from New York.

Susptctoos Amerfcona Dubnn-Arrest OF
New York Head Center In Dublih-mere
Remitta nces from New York.
The steamer City Of Boston, which arrived
In New ork yesterday from LIVERPOOL brings
telegraphed yesterday eoncernlpr the Eenian
movement letter in the London Time. al
the 18th inst, believed 10 have been written by
one Of the British government detectives IN
New York SAYS the head Of the order ts,rr
New York; is q Withholding young man
named Mahoney, and has an once or head
quarters M No. - Duane street Mahoney
claims tina, the order NUMBER over 2oO,pco per-
sons mat they had money and arms; that no
rengions test was required of the members; that
tnelI oeleft was to hberate ireland; that their
eIeM cause OF dlseontent wss the laws OF entail
and Of primogeniture, which prevented the
poorer classes In Ireland from becoming own
ers OF the soli that the United States Govern-
ment knew what they were about and would
not interfere with them; that the organiration
had been in existence several wears hnf that
nothing practicable had been done until the
late war had Injured their men TO arms a.
The writer also ascertained from the neighbors
that wagon loads of muskets are driven up 10
Mahonys door every day, sent mp stairs TO be
inspected, and then driven away again. Ex-
pressmen with remittaHces OF money are con-
stanty in attendance on him. The writer
further states that his Washington correspon-
dent informs him thai the United States Gov
ernment il indifferent to the matter, and that
leading officer OF the Treasu ury informed hin,
that the subject had been cznyassed IN high
official quarters, that IL had bven observed that
the agitation would produce a flow Of capital
from England to this country-a thing very
much TO be desired, and that when England
noticed the occurrence Of this inevitable phe-
nornenon she would let Canada go, rather than
p1olong the agitation, &c.
The Evening Mail says that within one week
two sums of fl.0OO each, in gold, had arrived
in Dublin by hand, supposed TO have been for
warded frem the headq quarters OF the Fenian
brotherhood in America, TO be applied towards
defraylng the costs Of the defense of the Fenian
prisoners.
The Belfast Whie gives an account Of the ar
rest OF man who gave his name as Francis
Thompson, and represe nted himself 10 an indi-
yldual as being the paid agent of the Fenians
from the Head Centre, New York.
The Dublin corresponden of the London
Telegraph says the examinations of Fenian pri-
soneTs at q queenstown, 80 far az they have al
ready gone, although some novelty was eH-
pected from them, have proved a case of vi
dicEius mus-the same commonplace record OF
pettifoggIng treason. There were elk prison.
late captain u. :. Army; Mortimer Moy ynahan,
clerk in the Irish people office; Jos. Uenleffa,
tailor, with Jas. Conner, Jas. Ryan and Dant
Z. Gleeson, bricklayeGs. The evidence ad-
duced was Of the same character as that upon
which the former prisoners have been commit
ted. All the prisoners were fully committed
save the three bricklaycrs-Connor, Ryan and
Gleeson. The evidence against them was
weak, and MIR. Stronge committee them upon
a remand, pending an application 70 the AZ.
torney General on the subject OF allowing theIn
10 20 out on bail.