The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-10
Reelection Of Colonel Roberts as Pfcsidcat
Of the Brotherhood.
DEPOSITION OF GENERAL swEEHY.
Gen. Sheridan Expected to Assume
Command Of the Fenian Army.
Organization of Fenian Circles in Canada
by Members Of the Provin-
cial Parliament.
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The Fenian Congress adjourned die eight o'clock
this morning. Except inermission OF two hours 10
has been in ss.f'on since yesterday morning.
President Roberts unanimously rc.olectcd Frest-
don't He delivered an eioluen. response urging ths
Brotherhood to make renewed excrtions for the Gnal
cort in behalf of Ireland His election gives grcas
satisfaction TO tie delegates.
Although It is Sabbath morning ,la cheering prcyioas
to tho final adjournment was loud aud long
The following the Senators eicct:-P. J. Mec'an.
New York; William Fleming, Troy; T. Gallagher.
Buffalo; A. L. Morrison, Missouri James Gibbons,
Philadelphia; J. c. o'Bren, Rochester; william Me-
ourck, New Haven, Conn John Carcton, New Jersey;
Thomas Redmond, Indiana President OF thu senate.
T. J. Meehan. Speaker OF tie House, j. W. Fitzgerald,
Cipcinnati Ohio; Clerk, g. c. Carroll, Geneva. n. Y.
General Sweeny has been dcposed as Secretary OF
War and his friends very much excited IN conse-
ereuc'. His successor ~ not named Ramor says it
win be either General Sheridan or General logan. Con
era o'Neil positively declined IL position.
ITO resolution Of thanks 70 General Banks aud Con
s Thc Ta na Or TOO courozs were very har
moncus Rafical chang's werc made In Tho gevers:
iaent o. ta oFeanizas on W communion onS ehahsca
sweenys &C, GUMS were Sasiac'ory, blt he was be-
lieged TO be incanpr.cnt.
Afternoon Before leaving Tho. Pscsidrn' appointed
General o'Ne IsP:ctcr censi 4 Or ti,e n!aa army.
Gad Colonel Michael Cailc;. oc Bafa, Chief miilary OK
ganzer The later was wounded al Limestone Plase
The best OF feeling seems = prevail among the d 10
sweeny H. promptly resigned his position on iau,s
bang found with his supoislEates
II Is qGn evidcn that biz has heon mads 10 the Con-
gross by the ats Ihe majority of the msmbers Of
the Senate incliucd 10 favor tho radical party.
d O'Snl.ivaa William g. Hynes aud James brcnnsn
Lave bacn retained as Or.aLi<afa
sweeny's separation ron, the Brotherhood i Is feared.
Will Ina; most Injurious effect throughout the country.
T.s otaor military aderS .erc bitterly oposed 10 him
and al The bottom OF Tho scheme wh Oh Ted 10 his
dsInis al General O'Noii was rnadmousiy tondcred
his place. but decnei sasias tina. no was not copetoas
for II IL IL presumed sliat JohnsJEs quarrel with
General Sheridan will coIyc te Later 10 resign from
the army, which evont no VIII b. rendered The miii-
tary adcrsh;p OF the Bretorhcol. lie Is known TO h0
In sympathy With the movement. ~
It's knowlodcd that several 81 the highest civil and
military dien,ios in canata ere In active commnnca
ton with agents Of the Brotherhood Moro than In
members OF the Canadian Parliament are Organizing
Cstcles Ia Canads 1t present. II
Should Tie hnaucal ret,Isis OF the Brotherhood
tnuc for the next month two, auosles
movement will undoubtedly liz made ON Canadian sol