The New York herald., 1866-05-07
THE ENIAN S.

OmetaI Circular from O'Mahony-strie-
lures on Killian-singular Crossfire
from the Kintantts side-Circ ular
from the New England Head Centre
Renouncing Killian and O'Mah0ny-
Preparations for StePhsns-Jersey Fe-
nian Rany-The Senate, Sc.
There is terrible crossfre of pronunciamentos Just
now between the late chiefains Of Union square, whose
dongs been nnmasked and whose cosy nests have
been vacated consequence by the enraged rank and
ale Of the Manhattan Barony.
o'MAnoSYIrE ONSLAUGHT ON KrLLIAN.
The 'tug of war" seems to lie between O'Mahony and
Kian. Some weeks ago O'Mahony issued through the
columns OF the HERALD magnificent puff of B. d. Kill
liam, saying he worth Ireland present
and in prospective, than all the macontent sena-
torials put together" Killian was created chief
cash handler and the cash is The bone of conten-
tion between the high chieftans and high privates.
kihian comes in for hard knocks. 0'Mahony has de-
moished himself his Eastport expedition in an i'm
mense foolscap circular, giving detailed analysis Of
that famous campaign In the course of this lengthy
document, O'Mahony claims that the plan was pro
posed by Mr.. b. d. Kian;' that it partially
founded a supposition that "the other enemies of
Britain tRobcrts Sweeny malconents) would follow
up the blow, further belief Kilan's representa-
ton to the neutrality Of Campobello, and other
plausible grounds, which were debated by the High
Council in the celebrated palace secret session. These
statements of Kian, O'Mahony now stamps as false,
and charges Klan with macontentsm in ordering the
fighters to report without ahony consent He says
Next day, untortunately BY the erroneous statements
under the Of impatient members Of the New York
knonege dosa ordered to report for immediate duty
sudden movement and to sign an authorization for Mr.
kllian 10 commence II.
He goes on to charge "the General Commanding (Kil-
lan) with "treason or folly, which, from the start,
threatened TO defeat the attempt" He complains that
seeing the Kihante game played out at Eastport he
photographed order for the prompt recall of the men,
which order complied wth'' until further "lrge
expenditures" made. He says 1T was the plan,
rather the handling of the plan detective" Refer
ring the trial going he pleads for PARDON and winds
up thus
whole under consideration before
district The report viii be placed before you many
a nss oseR $ G % @
ad
%,os aG @
San SSeser as private in the ranks or in an oca posi-
on The lesson have learned teaches me- and should teach
..SThe patient dnt and powder shock
II must not be forgotten that the Gaposello movement
an Irish & Gned by ne sn m vsns ns
thus Of he principal requisites for the successful
main yours fraternally, JOHN OIAHONY, IL. G. r. b.
KILLIANITE CAPTAIN RETURNS THE FIRE.
captain Of the Kiliante army issues document
contradcting OMahony in many things and raising the
curtain from this last act the Moat Mansion farce
as they term IT, he says the prime OBJECT was 10 keep
the faction from going Roberts and sweeny and
gives these spicy notes.
The se m Sn a. the
holding the organization from going Roberts and
for all believed that was ~, in order
Whereby Nigh. raise our Nag and be recognized as
to prey upon British commerce While organizing an cSpe
The following he levels at Stephens who is looked
on as an accomplice Of O'Mahonys:-
Money had tendency dsorganire instead Of per-
se se s st for Ssn d
on whether there organization there not Instead
sent from this country only made them doce and he
Gnte more than any other Of the long pOsponemen of the
Rosara,ng the sar vessel Ge says- ;s- ~ >: s'-
OMahony countemanded the order Of the sailing Of The
vessel @ and to k has Ss o e with
The disguised New England warrior intimates that the
whole thing was intended to frustrate Roberts and
Sweeny. He gives this startling 'rsume:-
SO the AIMS we're seized the hopes OF the
expedition an which the leaders Union square
eued largely TO bring about 9 1 our % ops1 @ ns a.
who dur" not % %Spsn e a. but y his
seiGshness Vas dstermined as quick Kiian
enc the 70 throw M me esss oss,aSi se
would become TOO popoar ana receive instead OF q ahony
on one JMahosy and Kaa to naueae the expedition
the Of selling bonds G and FOR - s hs or sm
any than the writing q patriotic letter to the
esT heh ,eS out S Of Brandy 70 the State 10
they secmsd & his iG for hs p
years this movement be wasted without anything
being done.
Captain Grace 'makes the best OF the bad job thus,
in conclusion: -
After everything had been given up-aer O'Nahony, who
that we Would leave the brotherhood and say
word about liberty but reconsiderng the matter cooy
to sacrifice the labor Of the aye the hard
who have gwen money OMahony and in doing had
stint their families of The Of lie for the
alaa af n afex us ess mt "A
ciied to JOIN the ranks of General sweeny mao whom
we & 0gnc& n view ST o ali Ike and
that we have made, II we don't accomplish something the
the name Of God and Ireland unde, the leader
have taken before God and man.
THE NEW ENGLAND HEAD CENTRE RESoUNCEs THE
MANSION.
Mr. NJ Meanwhile. the late New England commander,
withdraws his allegiance and In circular to his district
says
with feelings Of mingled Disappointment and sorrow
Ss Ss onI am and meant FOR tho
Irish nationality have either through the msmanage
in a".aoy SSa acted
e. &,
verc suffered at the hands OF those In whom we had placed
the implicit confidence.
oxAHoNY's FoRLoRN HOPE, STEPHENS.
Yesterday afternoon preparations were being made
under the 0'Mahonye auspices, 10 make sensation
phcns next week The meeting wac only for the faith
iu reporters not being counted In Nobody seemed TO
take much interest in how the deposed and his aoe
be- comparatively corporals guard left TO The Man.
sion now.
A GENERAL svRENY RALLY IN JERSEY CITY
% us S
son and others reported a. speakers
The Senate meets 10. day.
ANOTHER TRAGEDY.
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