New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15


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Accountable Fenian sisserhesd-A
Fair @ be HeId-An Immediate Risiaa
in Ireland net Probable-EngIanA's
Envsy 20 Sir r. Bruce q Fenian.
A visit to the Fenian Headquarters, at Union
square, on any day in the week. would establish the fact
thathowever other interests may stagnate or decline
Fenianism exhibits symptoms Of depression or decay
Hundreds Of delegates. emissares and messengers, mil
itary and civil. well as others of the softer sex not
few, daily come and go On business connected will,
the movement more or less important Yesterday this
throng of visitors was unusually large and therefore
conjecture that considerable business must have been
transacted. The presiding genius of the organization.
Col OMshony Is still absent but the various other
officials arc at the head of their respective departments
THE ACCOUNTS
Immediately on entering the premises az Union-
square the visitor finds himself In the presence Of
janitor who ewes him rather suspciousy, and Alto
gether COMFORTS himself with gravity and Importance
BETTING his responsible position. on the right
hand is large apartment rallied on IKE Dank
Ice inside which eight or ten desks covered
with large accounbooks, papers documents togetner
with all the paraphenalia OF Office doing an exten.
siye business The floor is covered with ol.cotn' ana
few pictures of prominent Irish revolut0niss adorn
the walls while magnificent chandelier is suspended
from the ceiling. Some nine or ten clerks are Kept
busy employed in this department. which Is termed tbs
Treasury. Here all the moneys are received AID duly
credited. The following is the system OF accounts:
Each days receipts entered in large book called
the general entry book the entire summed
up daily and handed over to the Treasurer receipts
it at the end Of the page. Separate accounts are 'nen
opened with the different departments apd circles and
receipts duly forwarded to the proper officers IN each
sub-OrganizatiOn.
Printed reausitions are made the Treasurer for
the money TO be discussed, FOR which. when handed
over, be receives voucher signed anu cEun.ersepea
terest is expended. The accounts are balanced quar-
tery The accounts of the Siserhood are kept by the
ladies conducting that branch oil the orgahxa'gn Gs
the moneys 60 to common treasury. Mr.. "a .; heI-
fernan mas charge Of the correspondence OF Tue broh
erhood and Mr. Cavanagh is the private Secretary OF
the Head Center.
Fancy Fair and Bazaar, under the auspices OF the
Sisterhood is to be opened IN Gernania hal on .ns
10Th OF next month, TO continue apou, TWO weess.
stated that the Sisters intend TO solicit contributions
from the ladies Of America and that each Circle IN tno
country is to be represented.
IMMEDIATE HOsTILITIEs IN IRELAND NOT PROBABLE
Prominent members of the Brotherhood state that
there is no probability of immediate hOstilities in Ire
land 1t is stated that Of the fundamental principles
Fenan Brotherhood Is not to strike until success
is almost certain The leaders Of the organization In
Ireland and in this country will not, it is alleged %
driven from their plan Of perfecting their schemes by
the arrests in the Old Country and that the stringent
measures OF the British Government Will not preina-
urey force them into revolution. At the present time
nothing that may eyeDtuae, except the rearrest OF
James Stevens will cause the shedding ofbiood and IN
the OF such catastrophe to Fenianlsm and the
hopes OF the embryo republic, an eHe1ts Is certain u
take place.
l ENGLASDs ENVOY FEN1AN.
II is said that some days ago the British Minister at
Washington Sir +. Bruce, received important dis
patches from the Home Government, through gentle
man high in the confidence Of the Foreign once IN
London but that horrible to say the aDovemen-
toned delegate from England paid his devoiis to the
OMahoney before proceeding 10 Washington to the
| representative Of Her Majesty Victoria fenian an-
thorites when questioned relative TO the matter do
not give an open denial but, by inuendo appear tn
| countenaDce the rumor.