Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-06

| Contingent Account. nt.................. 6428 II
Printing and Stationery. ............. 1920 6(
Postage and Telegrams. ........... | 242 8
Congress and Central Council ........ 4,752 o.
Salaries of MOtfat Mansion, Officials
and Employees. es...................... 12,048 Is
Expense Account not explained to Com 439 O(
Suspense Account not explained to Com 136 sc
| Cash drawn, of which the Committee
found no account for r.... 2,210 g.
Bond Account, Expenses .............. 1913 2t
Military Expenses Observation-Disclosures. 35, 336 7E
Total amount of expenses of Moffat
Mansion In three months ........ $104, ,401 Ga
| Then fellows, "Item-sent to John Nit
chell, in Paris, S35, 72S cash item-sent to
John Mitchell in bonds, 100000" AS to
the disposition of the hundreds of thous-
ands of dollars received by the Moffat Man
sion officials, the above explanation is all
that is vouchsafed, which, it will be seen. is
las clear as mud The Committee call es-
pecial attention to letter of OMahony's,
in which he has misgivings regarding Mr..
Stephens. The following is the concluding
paragraph of the letter, which is addressed
to James Gibbons Esq, and dated March
%, 1864
"Stephens and meet in the friendliest No amer.
He accepts acts of Congress. impressed up
on him the ruinous effect Of allowing any appear
ance of misunderstanding between to be mani
tested IN the organization. He seems fully alive
to this still feel he would supersede if pos
sible. He wants money-feeder for the l.. r. B.
here, not directing mind a drudge to do the work
and never think. He makes light, or would make
light, of our Fenian organization here-except n
SO far as it may seem draw from the /. r. B
at home. TO its doing so will no more consent
JOHN o'MAHoNY.
PRESENT DoINGs.
Mr.. Stephens has gone to Troy, n. Y,
where he is to deliver an address opposing
the Roberts-Sweeny faction. The officials
at his headquarters claim that accessions to
his faction are being numerously made, and
that their affairs are progressing swimming
ly. He has '' organized" THAT being his
strong point,) Ladies' Relief Association,
for the purpose of soliciting aid for the
families of Irish patriots who are (the pa
triots, not the families) languishing in En-
glish dungeons on Irish soil. The ladies
enter into the work heartily, and are gath
ering in finds rapidly. They solicit con-
or sale, which they are conducting for the
benefit of the aforementioned families.
RoDERTs-swEENEY
The members of this wing of the Broth
erhood keep remarkably quiet for Hiber-
mans Since the late Canadian victories
they wear their laurels with quiet dignity
which is chilling to reporters. Not word
can be obtained from the leaders, and it is
only occasionally that an outsider is al
lowed to bask in the sunshine of their pres
ence. We hear rumors of intended inva-
sions and warlike expeditions, with the
sending OF men here and the shipping of
arms there, but we fail to connect the two.
The most pertinent thing we know about
them is that farmers upon the borders are
inquiring anxiously if it is worth while to
lay in new supply of horses, chickens, Jew
elry, &c. Sweeney 1--WE are unable to gave
his present title) is said to have seeded
from Roberts, been snubbed by Stephens,
and is now running Fenian machine ON