The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30

Tho President Informed that he bad previous 10
this morning received coy 81 tho TammAny Hail rso-
said the committee would percese from she oorr..l
pondence with Consul Al Toronto and the BRITISH
Minister published In TO days papers that ne had an
ucpsled the object OF the aud resolatons NJ.
expressed his profound sympathy for the oondsmIsd
pI.oner. and would .ceo,dlngy do all that lay IA Ma
The are much pleased with their fasor.bia
reception by the President and say the nicrew Or
the most satisfactory character
AT half clock this afternoon the IAmmany
,ommtna had another interview with the presdent w
appointment when answer 20 the memorial sddresr.J
70 william N Tweed, the chairman ol the Committee az
IAnmany Hall, Was handed TO them. The Pres.doIG
$500" the receipt Of the resolutions they sub
anu encloaes copy Of his reply 10 Mayor Hon-
man OF No" York, In TO the %
.nal oaerr a. covering all % tho polnu tho
nne ,o..if 81 Mayor Hoffman referred 10 enclosed u
President johnson the resolutions passed by the coun
es o. New ors IN refeso1ee 70 the f.nan prisoner ia
lanaha Inc President tbs Mayor 10 Secretary
scwards note 10 Consul hurs,on and me letter 10
Frederick Bruce published day and hopes they viii
convince .na .oun's 81 ihe determination % the Gov
eminent 10 protect ~ citizens wherever they may
The Committee .xprcss"d themselves much gfatilsd
At Their interview and ssshed win results they
The Great Indignaiion Meeting in Ru0.,.
Intense Excitement and Enthusiasm R,,n
1iation Threatened. &c.
BuUALo Oct ~ 1850
meeting held In g. James' Han 10. night In re-
Spouse call In yesterdays papers, To take INTO con
alteration what action should be taken the a
Colonel Lynch and Father Mcmahon recently sentenced
10 death In Canada The meeting largely attended
and GREAT numbers unable 10 gain Admi,tanos
tho hall
Ihe principal spssser was Senator A. l. Morrison o
Resolutions were passcd protesting againr the result
or the recent Fensn trials In TORONTO and threatening
rataaloy measures II the sentences should be earned
into effect
Tho American flag, with tho Irish national nae, ~As
borne through tho hall draped IN mourning
III" British government and Canadian officials
earnestly denoane, and tho gruatest enihus asm and
Another indignation meeting win be held 70. moro.
evening. d
Robert H. Lynch Not a FeuIan Omc~r-His
Refnsat of u Commi.si0u, &c.
LourvtiLx, Oct "a Is6A
on tho authority Of Colonel Starr. commanding tho
late fenan expedition who Ia now In thin city na
stated tina, the Colonel Lynch convicted sentenced
to be hung at Toronto vas kkecpcr In a mercantile
house IN this city, and with tho rcniap exp~-
dit'on BY his employers lie had rank In tho Fsnan
organization and did not belong 10 the expedition He
accompanied Y merely advcniurcr 10 report TO his
employers
Colonel Starr offered Lynch a commission in ne
Fenan service which Lynch refused 70 accept
Appointment Of n Committee Of ORE MIS- asSsu
for Mtssouri-Their Duties and Artisu-In.
disnatton Meeting 20 be Held Ia ~. Louis.
81 LOWS. Oct ~ 1890
James stephens has appointed prominent Fouisns
Of this city an Committee Of Organization for Missouri
Tbs committee 10 havo supreme control of the
brotherhood in this State aud authorized To ~s,ab.
bisb Circles, commission ofhccrs who military men
IN the interest Of Ireland collect money material
for the use Of III" Irlsh rcplbc, and in all other ~ays
compatible With tho laws Of tho United slater, to serve
tho csuss Of ireland.
The COMMITTEES have already called upon all tho
friends u Ireland 10 mmed atsy and put thsm-
selves 10 communication with the committee, from
whom all necessary information and Instruction may
obtained.
meeting Of Fenisns In csiied tor Tuesday evening "
consider what action 10 necessary " be taken tho
Of Father Mcmahon and Colonel Lynch s<ptepfe
70 death by the officials OF tine British government