The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13
Large Contributions OF Money
and Arms.
SUSPICIOUS MILITARY MOVEMENTS,
General Mullen's Special Mission
a Success.
increase Of the Eenian Movement
I'm the South.
GRAND DEMONSTRATION IN s0sT0N.
20. &c. :. 90.
suE CANADIAN psrurArrox.

PIE CANADIAN DEPUrArI0N.
Several notable Incidents occurred yesterday u the
Genera, Sweeny Fenian headquartsra Tho Canadian
Tenans notified the General they are ready 70
sink or swim with the green banner flying They have
sent populations and largo Of tho shows Of
EXTRAORDINARY INFLUX OF MONEY AND NUM-
TIoSs.
Chicago yesterday sent in three thousand dollars as
another instam mt Peoria, ILL.,, two thousand
three hundred dollars and dozen other circles in pro-
portion The aggregate daily receipts fabulous
sums OF the many underhand donations Of citizens,
corIortions and merchants, we at liberty to
speak
rHE DOUBrrNG CIRCLES FALLING INTO LINE.
swceny's tocsn call to thrill all into action.
The dozens OF circles which remained inactive pending
recent affairs bracing themselves for fray
All through the West this feeling induces large remit
sances Even In this State the important circles
arc closing up Rochester pronouncing decision after
three months torpor sends FIVE hundred dollars as
hrst instament, and so
MILITARY AND NAVAL DEPurArroNs
Yesterday reporter observed delegations Of
officers Of high grade Of both branches the
sultaon Office OF Adjuiant General Tevis We are
unable TO obtain names particulars such Information
being contraband.
THE JERSEY PENIASs ON THE WAR PATH.
The Hudson City Fenans passed. resolution OF fealty
20 the Philadelphia constitution, under which Sweeny
operating great meeting was held in Orange, N j.,
last evening. W. J. Hynes spoke.
MILITARY CIRCLE OF THE ARMY OF THR POTOMAC.
The Numbers Of this circle held ting last
Ing nj No varck street. for tho purpose Of enrolling
and General s~eeny All arms OF the Observation-Disclosures
cavalry and artiery-were represented Colonel MIL
". Murphy Of the Fire Zouaves. occupied the char.
and Captain Dunbar OF the One Hundred ana Fifty fifth,
New York Volunteers acted as Secretary. A committee
was appointed to examine the claims Of all officers
honorably discharged who might seek 10 become men,
bsrs; several new members we're proposed and ac-
eepted The circle pleoged itself to be at the
whenever their services ght be required the
hoid An invitation from Colonel Mcmahon, OF
She Sixty ninth regiment to all officers OF the Potomac
army honorably discharged 10 take the right OF the line
on Patrick's Day, accepted and Thursday evening
was named for the time Of meeting to make the
ssry preparations An execu We committee OF three
appointed 10 carry out the object of the and
Major Doran was appointed treasurer.
xAriD INCREASE OF THE MOVEMENT IN THE SOUTH.
Numerous letters have arrived By the last Southern
mail from circles recently organized IN South Al
present the receipts from the southern Ssates form
small item In the daily amount received at Union square
The Fenians OF the South have 10 endorsed the
policy of Mahony and Stephens without condescendng
oven to allude In their letters 10 those who have At
tempted and still trying TO turn the funds OF the
Brotherhood from their proper course and abandoning
all assistance TO the mon At home. Evcr since the news
al country the funds increasing on gigantic
scale The excitement has BY no means decreased
y DosArf0N FROM FATHER MATHEW SOCIETY.
Throughout the entire Of yesterday crowds Of persons
continued 70 ioer about Union square In the immediate
vicinity Of the Fenan Headquarters and evinced the
usual amount OF anxiety TO learn some news Of how
Ahiugs going But by far the great majority OF
chem were disappointed as tho old rule rigdly 10
force 10 admit no person except those who can show
Wat a1sr business mo an inportan. nature d iona
che Lopgshore Father Mathew Society No. .. Mr. XII
ian in the absence Of the Head Centre responded TO
the delegation who presented the money He referred
brief but pointed address the great service which
the Father Mathew Society had rendered 10 rshmen in
shis country. and returned thanks for their
Donation which In keeping with the spirit OF gene
xosity which several Of their branches had already
shown in aiding the l. r. b. Active preparations are
q grand demonstration on st. PaIrcks Day next.
All through the country Patcks Day next Is expected
20 be made "a great day for Ireland Al Burlington,
Vermont grand affair - expected Captain W. n Ste
phens relative OF the celebrated James stephens, and
Mr. Iawr nee n. Kiernan, OF New York will be there 70
address the citizens and attend the banquet that will be
given in the evening
MEETING THE IRISH PEOPLE CIRCLE.
public meeting n the Ir sh People Circle was held
There large and enthusiastic audience The Centre,
Mr. MuErY, having called the meeting " order intro
duced Captain Noss o. the Coreorsn Legion ss the ast
brief address. principally pointing out the immediate
necessity OF swelling the fcnian funds by purchasing
sic bonds of the Irish rcpubic
Captain DUR also Of the Corcoran Legion delivered an
able address, the OF which he referred patcu
lsrly 10 the discipline of the Irish army at home,
syinced by their obedience " James Stephens
Captain STEPHENS was the next speaker He had little
e. say upon Fenansm, he believed the subject
already exhausted The organization had effected one
sraod object alfeady-namey. the unity Of Irishmen
The H. y. were determined 10 carry out their object
die In the attempt and he would remind hrs hearers
shs their depended entirely upon the Of
assistance they would receive from their counrymen In
America.
Mr. McFAKAyr also addressed the meeting. In referring
20 Of the Senator'S h said he wished he hell
and being asked Why he would send the gentleman
40 place. he replied that his desire for sending
the individual there because he believed II the fell
low In II he would break up institution In
. week n.aughter)
bonds and initiation OF members proceeded
Nth, sftsr which the meeting adjourned
ruE HUDSON YEsrAS CIRCLE.
To rHx EDITOR on THE HERALD.
beg 10 correct inaccuracies whchappen your
report Of the proceedings Of tho above Circle last satur
Gay evening It's true that everything conducted in
iIa gentemaniike manner, which should always he
the but there questions put except BY the
Chairman In reference N the disposition Of funds The
Circle which formed under The constitution adopted
and General Sweeny and passed resolution ordering
sai the funds the hands OF the Treasurer be placed
a tho disposal Of the Senate. Only members
adhered IN tho 0mahony party. After repeated calls
purchase bonds only three -four
- tic table. bat did not see them pay any money.
HUDSON fESiAS.
Great Demonstration In Boston.
Bo~ros. March ~, 1888
Never IN the annals Of public meetings In this good
old en-, vas such vast gathering assembled beneath the
roof OF any building tina, drawn together 10 Music
Hall 10 ght do honor n the cause Of ireland aud