The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16


The uniucky FoEsns must just now be sorely dis
couraged. Not their romantic name, their imposing
numbers their mysterious organization, nor their
grand purpose have avaied to the admiral
sympathy Of the world Now that the Irish police have
The priests denounce them with The vigorous and telling
rhetoric OF their order the farmers will have nothing to
do with them, newspapers which nigh: have been
counted upon 10 defend Ireland against the Saxon exhaust
the vocabulary of contempt against The Toe eager
rcyoiutiopists, They are foois, ninnes, mere
taors and shopboys playing ct treason; their iin
pudence IN pretending 10 represent ireland y IN
bearabie and anything hey may get al the next Asszes
will be richly deserved but this Is not AL. Even the
land which is the hlrthp &c OF fenaDsn rcpi,saies
them Not only is the American government suspected
q being guilty o friendly intentions towards England,
opnt clare ItEidnism b. Gn ioEo aTr M.ir side
of The II canno, be doubted that this enterprise
way conviction; their followers covered with rdi
cue thing that an Irishman finds hard 10 bear All
the people connected with the movement were Of no nc
count whateve and The. point 10 the obscufy Of these
apIpeLcndei proof OF their assertion.
From the London Telegraph, sept. Isl
Az the character OF political or reyolut onsry oreani.
aation may also be judged from s leaders, little know
ledge Of The Chicf Centres just arrested VIII likewise
help IL this mater Take, rs an example, ~" per
Icuai Grand : as We may style, by way Of distinction,
Suppressed ioprnal, The iris. P0P'e He sahscribcs
himself "o'Donoyan Rosa" indicating thereby his
craftsmanship ~ the sept but ambition fred his soul
he content 10 he addiessei plain Jeiemiahor,
shortly, JcrryDonovan, relieving officer sklbbcrcen.
We have then batch Of domcpted printers q pugpa-
mad rs tic hat,rr few pubcanh and dishandcd mi
ltia The history " Tire latter supplies the nra
l1dcrons feature without which no IRISH revolutionary
movement couhi oe complete. Having yoneu me
Brotherhood in March last year he speedily rose TO tue
rank Of FIJI colonel in the Army Of Liberation hut
was compelled, through stress Of circumstances, ana
while waiting 10 be called oct active service 10 take
refuge with his family IN the BaDdon workhouse out
of ireland could such coincidence be met WITH thefe
sdct ~ The great rtl0ttc rel RAG offce,; N 'osps6-
der IN ct'ef panpe,' whet iaAuroes life the fsli
pri,atcs must be leading. Hannibal al Capua Is The com
par.on which suggest itself 10 write thus iny
trning with the subject bat II s not 80 me Yoans
Ireland Association silly and wild enough heaven
knows but il was in degree made respectable by
the social position and ability OF It's leaders Then came
behind i long way In every respect the Ph.ns so
ccty which was quietly suppressed almost before the
country became of It's existence And now, lower
still, ha, Fonanism, d. rcry dras Of rep iui ~
tmptLe
The bulk Of the Irisb people who have gone Amer.
ca prospcrcd well o. return the old
country" aud exchange plenty for poverty. They will
subscribe treason but thu very last thing they viii
do 10 join In fbustcrng expedition TO Ireland Pad
dy al home knows OF the prosperity OF his cousin or
brother IN America aud following his example however
he may cheer REASONABLE bosh and dabble IN W. gal
societies the last thing e conemplaes Is 70 light for
the called liberty or his country Hts great aim his
abiding hope, Is 70 be able 20 sail from is loved shores
Give him money for 4 rife and he viii invest II In pas
sage ticket The Brotherhood in America procslms the
might and power Of the brotherhood in Ireland The
brotherhood in Ireland cxults In the fanced strength and
greatness the brotherhood In America and hopeth all
things from a. The mutual deluson IL thus kept up Both
parties willing and anxious that the Saxon Nt should
the Atlantic and may rest assured that the bunknm
Of the New York press 20 the contrary Notwithstanding,
american Fsnonism viii prore % be Of ne same nature,
and at one whn ,sre alarming or ieryibis.
From the Saturday Review.
There farts enough disclosed already Ia show that
the present distempcr Is NE os nsi0nfcont mdnyesg
lion Of bib disoGeneR which has ever called for govern
ment interference II liz likely enough that few dis
charged soldiers from America may have helped TO stir
up the movement with promises Of Yankee invasion,
any Of n descent upon their old home by the
Hbernan soldiers who have come out Of the war With
II 10 remarkable however that among all the arrests
yet published there Is trace OF any considerable in
fusion OF returned soldiers though two men In British
regiment have been arrested for putting their names
the Fcnian roll Besides these men, aud the tailor
handing there bricklayers and watermen, clerks
and printers in abundance with of course journalist
TO do the felony In the Irish Peps, which Is feeble
reproduction OF the famous Nation stray militia
man or two NAV be noticed in the lists but none Of the
Transatlantic branch OF the society which was supposed
TO have attained the most formidable DIMENSIONS and
IN the whole catalogue he not o'e man ~ sducGion
and portion 20 play again the mock heroic part TO
which poor silly smith Bricn prompted BY his in
[from the London Esaminerl
John Carnody plasterer, has been arrested AZ
Cork" There must he famine indeed IN the news larder
when we mako much Of the gift Of such small
morsel Of victual But John Carmody was Fcnan
And though your Fenian small he Is very becca
faint in him Of treason. why the other day there
nothing but Bit Of cloped groom in the pantry, the
next thing 10 mere horsencsh, and had TO cut and
come again az him The public instructor had something
70 pat Ia his mouth long the groom lasted but
his bones were picked dry, and the cupboard was
bare again, when there came in the delicious
Just been arrested in England Also : boosbnd Ter,
who once kept an old book stall, In arrested
on charge OF high treason Why the detectives may DO
here in London the track our own smeat man.
and may write 10 tho Tms that thrice the brinded
hath Moved because the not come the
police have seized the traitors cart and him 10 the
Tower, the arrest being made promptly and quietly
create sensation, and the prisoner being taken
through the streets without attracting crowdsu That
the government in its recent action against miserable
OF and the poor blockheads they msead has
acted on SUFFICIENT knowledge and with sound discretion
have no reason 90 doubt But let nobody measure
the importance the question in the public mind by the