The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-29
THE FENIAN s.
Excste.seus I'm che CITY Yesterday

Excitement In the City Yesterday.
Owing TO the European telegrsms Of yesterday morn
ing with reference 70 the revolutionary movement in
Ireland and the continents Of the press thereon. the
most intense excitement prevailed among our Irish Git
Gems and their sympa,hixep. The known fact tina,
James Stephens has left for the sceus Of action together
with tia bQodthirsy tone Of the London journals ~
shown in the spscis. tsisgrams to tho HERALD seem
to have thoroughly aroused the Fenians and Irish
Americans generally. People who have hitherto held
aloof from the movement In the belief that nothing
serious was intended are exceedingly anxious to
enroll themselves in the ranks Of the Fenian Brother
hood send substitutes In the shape Of greenbacks and
rifles. Yesterday morning tho headquarters OF the
Brotherhood crowded with military mon, officers
and privates all anxious 10 be 'over the water
Colonel Kelly although hard worker was almost pros
trated by the severe lab0rs imposed upon him. All
those who presented themselves and who bore honorable
evidence OF former service At accepted pre-
headquarters engaged during the day aud far into
the night Receiving money and examining the creden-
tiss Of volunteers number Of prominent merchants
OF this city, sympahzing with the aspirations Of the
Irish people, but who have boon doubtful hitherto that
earnest work intended, waited on Colonel Kelly and
amounts.
The threats Of the fsrocous editors Of tho Essiah
there IS no ION 70 Richmond" eHcitesnsnt among tSe
about the ONCE il Chatham street. thers i, nsvsrths-
formed the English, In their stamping OUT process,
will have to lift their feet oftener than they think
viii 10 necessary. Arrangements have been perfected
10 outhank the English government should II dare 70
practise upon the people OF ireland the barbarous cruel
ties perpetrated 10 India and jamaica Something not
hitherto known In warfare, and which, it 10 claimed 10
far superior In destructive effect to the famous needle
gun h g brought sto '. s use
In the gap and deep and strong leveed at
the leaders Who In spite OF tho appeals OF the struggling
Insurgents In Ireland, retain the and ammunition
contributed by conhding people for Irish liberation
The Fcninns In Bufal0-A Full Brigade Or
ganized In That City and Ready for Immc-
mediate Movement, &c.
BUFFALO, Nov. 20, 1880.
The of the outbreak in Ireland created great OK
element among Fenans here The Express Of this even
ing says s understood that there Ia full brigade 10
this city all ready for immediate movement The
meet for drill every night by companies at their
rooms In the fields adjoining the city, Reviews are
hold at Uniontown large SCALE Is estimated that
the infantry branch numbers betweon 1900 and $500
men, the most Of whom familiar with tho manual Of
arms as taught the American service One battery Of
artillery said 70 be fully organized and ready TO take
tho field as soon any movement Ia inaugurated. Tho
Of this effective branch severely felt by the
leaders during the raid last June
The agitation among the FcniAns on tho street to-day
is intense and 1t Is very evident that extraordinary
movement the tapis for this evening" and meetings
will undoubtedly be bold in their crces Though their
intentions involved In the deepest secrecy they EVIL
IDENTIFY mean work, and there 10 no telling what day
may bring forth