The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

An "Irlsh Stew"-kuInOred Insanity Of
O'Mahony-The Arrival of stephens
The Muster1pg of the Clans-The RO-
berts Party-KiIItan on Trial at Union
Square-COmmlttees from all the COun.
try circles In the City.
The affairs Of the o'Mahony branch of the Fepian
Brother hood are becoming more and more deran ged
The c-lclcs are dscontentcd, and openly dem1ud an
explanation; the suDaterns are in state of mutlny;
the sinews OF withheld the prophc ccies reia.
tive TO the arrival of Sophens have not been fulfilled
and greatest OF ell evils 1t IS rumored that the great
Army ON New York to Dublin, and dictate terms
to the Queen of England from the halls of BuckInq.
ham Palace, is IN a stale Of mind bordering on in .
deserted, and the officials at that establishment are
an! thing but courteous OF polite The fact 49, OMa.
hony expects TO be disturbed his occupation OIL the
mansion hlan IS repol ted to have sinister designs
on the Head Centre, and his tK,llian'sJ moyementJ
ere closely watched by few de voted admirers who
still believe the genus of O'Mahony
The diEafecyed muster in large numbers each
evening on the sidewalk IN front Of the Mofat man
tlon and it is asserted that some or the more dIs.
cOntented Circles have detailed guard of a dozen
men who are relieved at regular intervals, to watch
the HeadquaI teis. Extensive preparations have been
made fer the arrival of Stephens which appears to
be as far Off ever Ihe Circles have been told to
hold themse yes in readiness to turn out al 4 mo.
ment's notice to give the President of the Irsn Re-
pubic reception BETTING one OF his exalted posi-
ton and influence The Fenian Far has closed the
receipts by no means equaling The expectations Of
the enthusiastic sisters MANY of the Circles, in
violation OF the orders from Onion Square, have
IerolNeu W beuu no mOI0 money 10 that quarter
until an investigation shall have been held and rhe
object of the late move on Canada, the cause of IT'S
failure, and other matters thoroughly exposed In
consequence OF these and other precautionary mea-
sures, the receipts have senslbly diminished, ana
the sale Of the bonds he's altogether fallen away.
Letters OF Indignation come in from all parts of the
country, and the lives of the actors the E!stport
farce are IN imminent danger. Kiln IN is generally
obnoxions to the rank aud iIe ana o. Mahony is re-
garded as hali-crazed. Nothing but the immediate
arrival OF stephens and the reorganization OF the
Brotherhood can save it from total d'smemberment.
nEfU nRE FaWwA NH nnA
action in a few weeks at Iurthast.
Mr.. B. ID. Killian has been on trial before the
Council of Ten for the last two day Union Square
Inc proceedings are kept strictly private; 1t is
stated that Kllhan has called OMahony "liar," to
which the latter retorted in equally polite and
SAID, more than match for his JUDGES and il is ex.
pected that he will battle all attempts to prove his
perhdy IN the Eastport business.
teW months ago a gentleman made O'Mahony
present OF lOOO sabres, PROMISING 6C0 short
time. few days ago ne called at Union Square
Centre replied that "he did not want them now"
committees from nearly all the Circles in the
country are in town and the indignation IN Fenian
circles is aarmingly on the increase, Y Tribune.
Return OTthe Z" "WInOeskT' from her wild
Goose Chase-Her First Cruise without
the ''DOck Attachment Highly Un-
successful - She ID Distanced by the
FenIan Schooner.
EAsTPoRT Ne, May 4-The W1naoski retprned
from her pursuit OF the Fenian schooner at five
O'Clock this evening. A large number of people
gathered on the various wnaryeS and as she cast
anchor greeted her with ironcal cheers and groaus
she sighted the schooner Went1orh at six O'Clock
on Wednesday, but, not suspectng the Fenisn
iuse took no notice of her She anchored
IN haohias bay on Wednesday night, over.
haullng the city Of Richmond and several
schooners, without gaining any intelligonce of
the object OF her pursuit. and lett Maohias
on huIsday moTning, making Swallow Tail Point
GRIND Menan, at eight p. M, and aDchorn9 there
Inc nhabiants were feartully scared at first think.
ing ner Eeni9n p1Vatetr. They informed the
Captain OF the RiRoOSk that two sohoOners ware
seen on the previous evening lying of Dark Harbor.