The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22
ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SOUTH.
Ae. Ne. Ass
THE o'MAHoNY SIDE.

The Central Council in secret Session
Great ExerttDWs the Part or the Fe-
nian Sistcrhood-Don alton by Another
Branch OF the Father Mathew Society.
The Central Council still in session at Union
square. Nothing whatever has leaeed out concerning
the business they transacng but that important
measures are under consideration for fnal action there
be little doubt Judging from the excitement visible
the faces Of Of members Of the council who
from time TO time hurredly pass from the room in which
the council assembled to give directions to the
officials kilograms, send messengers
after gentlemen whose presence is deemed useful OF
necessary. The Official department goes with the
regularity machinery, and everything gone through
in q most satisfactory manner which 10 due altogether
the willing sxetions OF those employed and the
ability OF ths head Of the civil department Colonel
Downing, well The discipline he maintains, and
his determination to carry sserything through in cool
and soldierly style.
MASS MEETING AT rASMANY HALL LAST EVENING.
An immense gathering assembled at Tsmmauy Hall
last evening for the purpose OF forming circle Of
the Fenan Brotherhood. The meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Frank Mccarthy
Colonel MULcABy came forward, and, after few pre-
lmnary remarks said he bad been soldier Of some 81,
pecpce and was not at all likely risk his prevo
a fhe hope OF success was 20 emphatic that he
there TO enunciate Il on his account but on
the he received from Ireland during the last
three days from special envoy sent from Europe by
James Stephsns (Cheers) He did not know where
stephens was, and oven he did Know u would 20, DC
entity is 20 catch him. uanghterl Hut when lbe occa
sion would present itself James stephens would he found
Captain HUDSON, late of the United States Navy,
the noxt speaker He said II would be- presumption on
his part to rzc for purpose Of making speech after
eloquent address Of his worthy predecessor Colonel
Mucahy He did hope that before the present time he
would have sailed once again on the salt water not
treading The decks or q rnted states vessel bat on
the decks OF vessel owned and par hased BY the F,nan
brotherhood checrs) He then referred TO The escape
Of JAMES 81 phens aud stated that No knew very well
how he escaped snd by what means bui, although that
history might be very Interesting 10 them sil u was
which he could not vet disclose, because the
disclosure OF now would be Injurious to the canse OF
Ireland Having refrrrs 10 the various ou,lays IN con
neciop With the .ins cut Of an expedition or Ireland
he concluded by vpcn oil lrshmen aud friends oi
ireland corue forysE1 aad Subscribe their money.
the meeting bselns been sddreed by ses er.i other
also the initiation Of members for the circle. which
10 TO ss caied the 'thilp kearey Circle"
bosArioss.
A deiera,ion ,rmn the Father Mathew parent A.
v society Of Now York waited the Head Centre
on Tuesday and presented him With donation o. on.
thousand dollars Tor the y. u The following we're
Patrick Colligsn, John Blake, John Barry and Arthur
Ready The exact sum contributed by The society
wa nine hundred and sixty-thrco dollars, and the
balance was made up by the members of the dclegs
.ltk tta p1ffo of
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sented through the Hamilton Rowan Crcls the of
four hundred dollar 20 the y v
depuia,ion also arrived horse shoe makers
and prescnted a dona on OF two hundred and twenty
dollars In the absence OF the Head Centre Mr. B ~
Killian replied TO each Of the depaiatons In suitable
terms
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