The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-23
DolNGS OF THE FENlANs.
HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS.

From The DUBLIN Freeman'S Journal March 10.
During the entire OF Tuesday, Wednesday night,
and thursday morning, the police OF the several
divisions were out in search of arms, ammunition,
etc and Tor what was most desired-reliable lnfor-
nation concerning Stephens, who it is firmly be-
in Dublin. Up to the present none of the rifles,
rvovers etc said to have been i'll the possession of
the Fenans in large quantities Ia the CITY, have been
discovered, and although all kinds OF rumors are
ahoaI the whereabouts oil the Head Cenre continues
be profound secret, although persons in oil kinds
of Oisgulses have been Tor the past month trying to
become entitled to the f1000 offered for such mfor
nation would lead to his arrest, to the flOOO
offered Tor his apprehension Amongst those seeking
the rewards are reputed Fenans, but who, because
OF the rapacltv of "the boss" are kept ignorant
as other people OF his movements.
FenianIsm in Rome.
THE AMERICAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS IN
sTRUCTED, By THE POPE TO DENoGNCE THE
MOVEMENT
Rome March 81 Correspondence London Times.
think it worth while to return to the subject of
FenianIsm in Rome, particu arIy after O converse
ton with highly respectable Irish ecclesiastlc.
He too had heard of the existence of this spirit in
the Irish College, but knew nothing from his own
observation; 1t might be 80, nay was likely, and
that young men had expressed themselves warmly.
He had heard, too, of an effort beng made to create
an impression on the mind of the Pope. "but
they'll get nothins by it," he added; His holiness
cannot depart sda from pncPe e ne has once laid
since the American bishops, OF wDom there are
about thlrty-tiye, wrore-that is to say, a few of
them-to Rome Tor instructions how to act towards
the sect then rising into existence. The answer as
might have been expected, directed that 1t shOu be
dIscountenanced since then only four of the Ro
man Catholic bishops in the United States and they
are Irshmen have openly protested aSainst Fenlan-
ism lhey are the Archbishop of St LOUIS; the
Bishop OF Philadelphia educated IN the Propaganda;
the Bishop of Chlcago educated at Maynooth; and
another whose name have not, The other bishops
without expressing any sympathy with it, have per.
mtted the epidemic to spread AS to the feeling
and action OF has holiness there can be no doubt
A friend of mine, who lately had the honor of an
AUDIENCE tells me that he spoke to the Pope OF the
disorders which he himself had witnessed in
helapd, for which his Holiness expressed great
concern; and was gratifed at hearing that his
communication to Archbishop Cullen had been
received with 80 much satisfaction by All
men of order and piety There are several Irish
famIhes at present in Rome, Roman Catholics and
OF considerable social position but all approved ana
were greatly relit we'd at the suspension of the
habeaG corpus act OF Irish eccleslastics of hig6
rank, Dr. KIby, the Rector of the Irish college and
MonsienoH Gum and Murray, who leave shortly for
Austria, the strongest terms denounce the move
menl even here. therefore, tine purely irish Q g.
ment especially If II be Of any social consideration
and ecc ssiastical, TeprOhates q movement opposed
10 all laws, human and divine.