New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13


Sfeatioa ain tha, he the said Bernard DoIan Kian
,ne stated to the Secretary Of War that he would pay
such moneys order from the President oil 'bo
Fenan Brotherhood and that such order was
doubtful whether be would pay money for sncb
Specification SIN that he the said Bernard poran kilan
paid the moneys Of the fean Brotherhood WITHOUT
proper authority and ioI purposes iGr which no
condition aud retsdng the action OF the Organization ~
Bernard Dean Kilian having been fonnd guilty on all the
foregoing charges aud specifications the following was tue
That Bernard DOrsn Ka having been found guilty the
foregoing aud specifications be deposcd from the once
Of Secretary Of Tn asuy Of the fenan brotherhood and de-
Siared incapable Of holding Office hereafter.
: Et oh our { { + }1 a.sa4,,
j. W. FITZGFRALD, Judge Advocate.
JAMES GIBBONS, President fCouTt.
VIZ j. HYSEs, CLERK.
The SENATORIAL OATH.
The Senators were under the following oath in the
trial of Bernard Doran Kilian and John o Mahony:
tween The Fenaa 2othef6ood aud an such parties causes
be brought before this Court and that w give an
iupsrtial verdict in decision regarding all such parties and
THE oMAHoNY FACTION,
however Is not vet discouraged bat holds its ground
manfully The President still exercises the func
tions ofhis Office at the Seyenieenthst. headquarters
maintaining that the Senate has seeded from the fe-
MAN Brotherhood and that hereafter us proceedings
have more effect upon the destnies Of the Irish Re
public than much thin air He, however seems To !
acknowledge that TIC pretc1Qers are worth consider
ing and thinks that one another Of the rivals must
later 60 the dust. AS far rs he himself is
concerned be takes coulage from the fact that his own
conIse Is being Endorsed by nearly al OF the principal
Circles Manhattan Island and be trusts that he VIII
receive the same support IRON all over tie country
which has already been rendered TO him by some of the
philadelphia Fenans.
That President O'Mahony has good ground for this |
belief there are numerous proofs one Of which may be
cited IN the action taken Monday evening last by
the Hamilton Rowan Circle tie Oldest and most IN
fuentai Fenian organization on Manhattan Island; |
nent rebeous Senators. formally expelled from the
Circle as unworthy members Of the ssue;
PROCEEDINGS op THE HAMILTON ROWAN CIRCLE.
At meeting Of the members of the above named
Fenian Circle held in the City Of New York, Monday
evening, Dec. II, 1862 the following Preamble and
Resolution; were unanimously adopted
efih Fenin Brotherhood ally convened has taken Ger
cain acton in relation 10 our bTothrhood deogaory tteTeo
end nimics to the organization and It's justly constituted OIL
our cause aud hold those Connected az enemies to
Che sood and welfare Of the noble principles advocate and
Red dhSt %S s our sn united and support e
pledge to him whatever power We have sustain his admin
Resoired That we denounce traitors and expe from our
Circle the following peron who have acted with the gerhd
and Patrick Keenan,.
Approved by
yonY MuRPHY. Center.
JAMES CROWLEY. Treasurer
Luxe MAGEE, Secretary.
Committee Resop. ops"Jsne. Ctowley Jemes Ginty
Thomas Mcmahon slchael Byrnes, Mathew B. BrsDDsn.
.ction os 70 this we hear indefinite reports Oh ts'
.ndious Ten OF the Senate are about TO be the I'm
,ng IecpeDt Of any number Of Vins Of wfat ,S IN
cry against their beloved leader had its ncpi
THE MOST THRILLING CHAReEs
fhe principal of which was that he had made his head
quarters in a respectable nelghbCrhocd, and regalet
Himself on good brandy instead Of bad whisky
Certainly OMahony has the advantage Of his rivals
In one thing He holds the pursestrugs of the entire
brotherhood, and this is a greater advantage thar
circles that lie recently deposited with the firm o.
Eugene Kelley of this city Fenan funds to the amount
Of $4,000; snd though this money was soon after sent
the transaction is alone proof that OMahony stu re
tains the confidence of tho Brotherhood and that he
wields no ineODsideraele power
Both parties seem 10 place great faith in the arbitra.
fon of Stephens the Grand Head Center, recently
capped from prison in Ireland and all hands are agreed
that bis Judgment when he shall be made aware Of
astng dssensons viii act as oil upon the troubled
waters, and restore harmony in order that the Bro
therhood may proceed in unbroken ranks toward h cir
common object, the Liberation Of Ireland.
THE WHEREABOUTS OF STEPHENS
still remain subject Of considerable speculation II
10 generally expected that be will arrive in this
city. Indeed, preparations have been made By some
prominent officials for the reception Of some ysterous
person (supposed 10 be Stephens HIMSELF will APP
Seioro1: ''' inc O"0"'"S' "A''" nus appeared once
BEADeUARrERs DEPmrxrsr or MAxnarTAx,}
All military and meubes Of the Fcnsn Brotherhood in hs
Department are respectfully requested hold iu
tain distinguished ih patriot on his arrival in this country
fr''eInaiy g. JAxss j. koDGI1.s,
State Center, Manhattan.
Most Of the officials at the O'Mahonv Headquarters
however are OF the opinion that Ste phens will not per
sonally leave lrelsnd-where. they think he is pres
ent concealed awaiting the time strikebnt that he
will very likely SEND an agent here TO act for him
They hold that the whole thing Of appointing an agent
Of the Irish Republic. by the Circles this country
was TO say the least Irregular aud maintain that such
agent should be commissioned by and sent from the
Irish Ropublic itself which they suppose 10 have exist.
Oh the green sod OF Old Ireland, and nowhere
else.
There many otbers however. who are confident
that Stephens Will find IL too for him in Erin and
be compelled 10 seek refuge under the wing OftAe ner
ican Eagle. Indeed 1t Is belle we'd by many that
STEPHENS IS ALREADY IN SEw-YoRK
AS near as our reporter could gather from the many
That stranger Of distinguished address landed from
the latest European steamer az Battery Point in very
mysterious manner. about dusk on Monday night
Thomas OFlatheriy and Michael McQuade two stanch
Fenians happened 10 be walking Battery at that
time when their attention attracted by the ex.
eeedngly cautious approach Of o small boat from the
mouth or the North River The boat was silently bur
swiftly nrged through the waters by the stout arms of
two oarsmeD whose hands they noticed to be exceed.
iDg white and delicate as If unused 10 hard manual
toll but the object which mainly arrested their aten.
lion ~ the form Of another sttBg In the stern Of
the ltte craft. He tall aud commanding In persOn
was carefully concealed Ia the heavily dropping folds Of
dafk Military CLOAK. while his face was also hidden
sfon SLew by koucbed hat Of immense proportions.
THE MYSTERY
vas foitber deepened by the fact that lying on the bot
ION Of the boat between the feet OF this srouded form
sss one Of those little bundles identified with tho
appearance OF the Irish Emigrsnsj aud a iprIg of
sSss which wv stranger ifjy gfasged 10 ths sbspec