The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-01
United states Marshal Murray and Pres
lent Roberts.


Colonel Roberts President OF the Fenian Brotherhood
called United satss harthai Murray yesterday ater
noon In relation lo the seizure Of alleged
been made by Marshal Murray the day prcsiosA Mr.
Roberts stated that he had 10 tho Marshal % know
II the United states mails could be red aud Their eon
EnH given to ,he public, aud further the lc0rs which
had been given 10 the pres and which adro
President Robers had mot bean publ shed by a.lhopy
Of Marshal Murray The Marshal replied that they bad
not Mr. Roberts stated TIA, hs could prove bAi II
his officers hsd soiinsd the press 70 the Mar.
sals ONCE and get them, and further that ho could
name the man harrhsI Murray requested him 49,
su, Hr. RoberA declined. Mr. Robors then a.ss.l tho
Marshal IL he that he had rendered himssf
liable . suit si lAw. NJ Murray ryisd ''you si
liberty W take any you picsss N Me alier and
The interview ended.
Head Centre stephens in Phiisdeipbsa-
Hss Opposition to the Proposed Attack
on Caaada-Aimoss - Riot, tLe.
PmL,psIuiA, May 81, 1854
James Stephens, C. O. l. r., accompanied by co'sbsl
HAipinr arrived herc about O'Clock this a..
by tho Camden and Amboy route Al The wsinus
wharf hs me, by Andrew Wynn District csp.r~
and several other members Of tho yenIan Brotherhod
Around tho gales large snd enthusiastic crowd hs<
assembled, BY whom Mr. sssphsas snlhnsbsssisaasy
snvered, ne msds hn wsy v shs carriage which
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At eight O'Clock he proceeded 10 National Hall whar.
. meeting 20 bs held. Tbs building we'll
nIled aud nne band dsooued Nil the s,rt ard
popular TenAn ara On entering Mr. stephens greeted
with three ehssrs by the mals membn of be aodcnee
while the Isdiss waved their hspdkercbsfs smiled
thsr sweetest The orator Of the evening ipssp.
dus~d 10 the aud~Do. BY Mr. wynns end sfser fsw
preliminary remarks be sAid:~Ihe men IN ireland
ought 10 be consulted 10 the mesns which si,oIh D..
employed for their liberation In ir~sBd thsr ovganL
g4fis ful
conspiracy thai had s,er existed kuroy~ eissshsfs.
and woIId undyIttedly seornplish Tho end fer
which had been formed tbs Irsbmss
In this country did not dUayp-yint ulo~s
hons General swesny, Irssidsni Eobars and s othsr
lesrS In favor of attacking Canada would mol b. saf~
afy uis, ngbtins should tks place this yrss ss The
orgAnixson would disolya, again ~ t~ rssnr~d
Mr. hobsrp had always been Ia favor u ferlsnng he
position under the ACTON, anf h.f sfprva~d
willingness IN enfofse him lhr rs.pbennL ~ NJ
0'h.bony Lsd done, but bad 80. bcen allowed "a de-
organ lad been pecoi god working ofasr and
he hoped Defors leaving fhii.daphiA that q fmiisf
stai. oil thinsB woad prevail In fsnIsslrsaa
Daring the delivery ol h- address lie sa- ouily abd
FREQ I.nty aypsnded On ita oopclasioa ssyfrny ssss
ensgei. vbth threatened u result IN not reporter
for the press pro~ssi.a " aas Mr. Ssphen. nufpbr of
questiors intending 10 ind out ~hshsr ia tnr. 10
ybensl would ars nosisdga himself to bs . HntnH 30
Cries ~ "flt him out, y "kuocs HIN d0sn,' Ag ~
sounded ,hrousb The building snd -itsf consasfAi ~
hcay The ques0nsr induced 10 leave tLs platform
aud harmony "a restored
que-t pit hIH by mssEbsfs of the f-cenr taJ,
aEd The mcltlns silJurnsd and sfeAA shthlsiant NJ
stethens serenAird Al Tho eoninsnia Heai ssass
mdaishL