The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04

eagerly sought in this regard B. D. Klian, General
B. +. Mullen, Stephen J. Meany Of Ohio; J. J. Rogers,
Mr. Collins, Mr.. Kavanagh, Of California, 10. e
On Friday night the Ciontarf Circle met at Cagan's
Hall and was addressed by Mr. Meany and General
Hullen and large amount Of bonds were bought on the
occasion. "a
On the same night tho wolfe Tone Circle met, with
similar results.
THE NEW YENIAN FLAG
hoisted at Union square yesterday. II is large
and much neater ag than the old recently rent by
the storm. II floats proudly from It's STAR
THE MEETING AT JONES' WOOD.
The most active preparations being made for the
aggregate meeting at Jones' Wood today. 1t 10
expected that there win DO a hundred Thousand
persons present The arrangements for the preserva
tion OF order perfect, and among tho speakers
viii be the foremost members OF the organization.
Several Of our city celebrities have promised
attendance. There will be four stands for
speakers, two Of which win be allotted to New rsrk,
one 70 Brooklyn and to Jersey CITY Tho Now York
stands viii be presided respectively by the Hon
John T. Holman and Judge George @. Barnard; the
Brooklyn stand by Mr.. Samuel Garrison. and the Jersey
City stand by Mr. Peter Murphy.
The guests and speakers will in the hotel at two
O'Clock. During the day thousand Of the Brother
hood Will be on duty to preserve order
ARCHBISHOP M'cLosKEY's ADMoNrrroN TO HIS
PEOPLE AGAINST THE MEETING.
The Archbishop Of New York opposed to the demon
stration, will appear from the following circular which
he has sent reverend pastors Of tho city churches
ARcmsuorRIc OF NEW YoRx,(
NEW YoRK, March 3, 1860.
REvEREsp DEAR SR-I learn with much pain and regret
that proposed by OF the leaders Of the Fcnan
movement TO hold mass meeting tomorrow Sunday af.
tenoon In Jones' Wood Az most Of those unfortunately
who arc connected with this profess them
selves Catholics, feel m my duty to beg Of you TO
adonish and exhor your people to take part in what
must bo regarded open proclamation Of the Lords
day act Of public scandal TO religion outrage
10 the feelings OF all good Catholics especially this
holy OF Lent Such hardly fail TO pro-
indignation OF oil sincere Christians
Very sincerely yours, in faith,
JOHN, Archbishop Of New York
MARITAL ADDRESSES FROM swEESy AND RoBERrs.
To the FKEIAx BaomxRHooD AxxRIcA:-
BRcrHERs-The hand Of the opprcssor has fallen
heavily upon our native land The writ Of habeas cor.
pus has been suspended in Ireland by British Para
ment with haste which betokens the terror our pre-.
paratione have stricken 10 tho hearts Of foes This
act Of tyranny means deeper wrongs 10 our race II
means the filing Of prisons the building OF scaolds
moiue'' iaP'no anu oo'ns'aion IN ircano aiso oe-
veops tho strategy Of enemies Tho false report Of
an Isn prysteer on the ocean has aycu England an oc
cason 70 sct with promptpess and yieor se wishes 10
crush our countrymen IN ireland now, that she may
Now r oar time 10 sr,le vbilc Tho Rritish sr,a. as
employed at home, and Providence, through tho in
footing on Brltish soil whore wItbo,t Intcrr,pton We
nav 1nS base OF o,eraons and perfect our miIIisrv
orrnuIxntou II IN madness or mbecil,tv Ia falk on re
such an assmu sSap the sn obstacle os N s ss
United States neutrality could be avoided would In the
mogment cf h'gh military and naval authority result
only In capture or massacre Tho tens Of thousands Of true
irsh arms on TINS continent demand active cooperation
land, and pledge yoarssyes once more % strike one
osow .os l's~no s 1rspsnaencs MI III asnme5, nov s !ne
moment 70 nnke. eau never rcst eameiy under tho
s spp - @ -. w sns 1911 o our cou"ssymsn ~
cosnsrv '' " ~A' s~'''''"' '1' A'A'' 1 '' "''"
pr t ~ ,bo ,a. ana ,hs avn, .,o,on. ,..
Of ihs future, invoke your promps pro energetic and
united action.
..ms - the cs Of your Prssas" Give us msn snd
a. and our % pssn, ss certain our
triumph over soil which viii sustain US while we
iss the sss.r s of lou our natl native " snd sn' ana ''''x
and s.s % % ii .,s q %
instructons Frstcrnaily
T. W. swEENY, Secretary of War .. n.
HrADauA.g.; 7s1 alp.sr,v p.nAs RssornyysucoNl so ys
rorm rrr.s rsnorxoon ssp TIN isisnxss oy AxsR!c.
nsou,hs AND f,los coosufsss-i call upon all
port at 10 General swceuy There is not hour
DC lost scna 70 es' headquartrs thc snews OF war,
the want on which detaine us n New York when We
shonld be In the field OF battle. q
Come, forward, then with your means. and contribute
ISsr. and ySa shall receive for al sum. o. ten assrs
c, sn nr S -, 's "a sua,an's @ , no IN
Dc s for .%. ana Of
ready 10 DO ours Yours, ta,crualiy
wR ROBERTS
THE RESIGNATION og rnEAsuHEa o'RouHKg.