Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
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God Save the Green.


ries on the receipt of the above order, to
take action oil the news just received.
Patrick ]. Downing Secretary of Civil
Affairs, has issued call for immediate
action, and says the military Department
will take charge Of military contributions
and mobilize them.
Gen. B. F. Mullen, Secretary Of Militia
ry and Naval Affairs, has published a
similar appeal, and tells the Brethren to
look out for secret orders.
Tn Irish psopie newspaper saysa gen.
tleman has just arrived from Paris. who
says that the moment the Irish population
assumes a belligercnt character towards
England, they will be SO recognized by
Louis Napoleon eaa .s g.....
Meetings Of the Fraternity Great en-
Mnsmsm Ecery,vhere-Attempt to haze
IreIind Recognized as Beltgsrant-
Great Meeting at lines Wood. A. T..
Despi 9 the injm"ctioms Of the Roman
Cathalic Archbishp.
PIrrsFrELp. Mass. March 8. The Fc
mans arc holding very large and enthu-
sias,ic meeting here to-day,
WAsuINesoS, March 8. Capt. John Nc.
CafFerty. late State prisoner in Ireland
and special envoy of Jas. Stephens. has
caused quite a commotion among the Fe-
mans of this city. He spoke last night
at an immense meeting called to express
Indignation at the suspension of the writ
of habeas corpus in Ireland. Cheers for
James Stephens and President johnson
were given with great enthusiasm. The
Capt had long and interesting interview
with the President of the Uuited States.
and will call upon him again at an early
day.
NEW York. March 8. 1t is estimated
at the Fenian headquarters to-day that
nearly one million men are ready to move
for the Liberation of Ireland upon the or
dcrs to march Several thousands are
said to have joined the service since
Thursday. 1t is said, on good authority
that negotiations are now in progress in
Washington to obtain from the United
Stses Government the recognition Of Ire
land as beligerant power. Sir friedrich
Bruce has, it is also stated. protested
against any such application being rcceiv-
cd, in behalf Of the British Government.
The Head Centre and Central Council
have issued orders to the Brotherhood to
act in strict accordance with the United
States neutrality laws
PHILADELPHIA. March 8. At special
meeting of Fenian Circles this evening.
resolutions were adopted recognizing the
crisis as having arrived, and promising
aid and support to their brethren strug-
gin. in ireland. A grand mass meeting
is to be held on Tuesday night in front
of Independence Hall. The Subscriptions
for the Irish Republic bonds we're quite
large to-day. The excitement here is be-
coming intense in the expectation of es.
tablishing beligerent rights.
Troy N. Y. March 1. The largest and
most enthusiastic Fenian meeting ever
held in this city took place this afternoon
our largest halls being crowded to suffo.
cation. The Object Of the gathering was
to secure subscriptions to the Irish loan.
Addresses were delivered by Hon. Thos.
B. Carroll Of this city and Robert Crane
of N. York, an Irish patriot of ls4s. Both
of the speakers were sauguine Of aid from
Napoleon and Russia. Large subscriptions
we're made to the loan. There is great
excitement among the Irish Of this city,
and meetings are held nightly. 1t is ru.
m?red that large collections Of arms and
ammunition have been made in this city.
BURLINGTON, VT, MarcL 4. The Fenisu
brotherhood Of this city held q grand and
exciting meeting last evening. Speeches
were made by the Head Centre Of the dis.
trict Of Vermont and others. Forty seven
memters were added to the roll and a Sis.
terhood Of twenty.thrce members was
formed. Preparations are being made for
grand celebration on St. Patr,ck's day.
All the circles in the State are expected
to take part in the procession
The District Centre has called a con.
vention Of the Centres to meet on Mondav
evening to act upon the news received
from Head Centre O'Mahony, '7