The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-15
THE FENIANS.
Be;h Wings Progressing in Donations
Of Money and Arms.
Affairs Steadily Going Ahead at
Union Square. m
The Country Contributing Its Enthu-
siasm and Its Grecnbacks.
MEETINGS OF THE VARIOUS CIRCLES.
10. &c. &c. =,
THE o'MAHoNY MOVEMENT.

Al the Feuian headquarters Onion square matters
arc still progressing in the same steady manner. The
business Of each department with the utmost
regularity and by far the heaviest portion consists
the ling up Of receipts The circles in tho West
pouring in their money with will Several COM
munications were received from these circles yes
toray enclosing large Of money and all expressive
q their devotion TO Stephens and OMahony. Among
these communications one from circle In Mound
City, Illinois, which had withheld the usual remitiances
during tho late troubles The members of this circle
ssnt in i've hundred dollars and also large Of mag
nidcent rines The Hibernian Benevolent Society OF
soathington, Mass, have forwarded q large Of
money. Colonel o'Mahony has just returned from
Boston, where he agtating the question Of Irish
Invasion
On Tuesday morning committee from the employees
of tho Fifth Avenue Hotel called headquarters and
presented to the Fenian Brotherhood purse Of $40
fhs committee consisted Of Messrs Perry, Canavan and
xcDonough. Mr. O'Nahony being absent they were in
truduced 70 Mr.. Klllian. Mr. Canavan presented the
SuFse ayng-Allow me, SIR on behalf Of the employees
q the Firth Avenue Hotel 70 present through you 10
the Fenian Brotherhood ths tribute to the Of Ire
A.d's nationality We with heartfelt grief
ny bleeding and bitterly oppressed and we look to
and your associates who the leaders this cause
and the chiefs Of mighty organization TO to II that
the chains which CALLING mother land be not
allowed " bind her down much longer. Hasten her
3D. do your duty like men, and every true heart which
calls old Ireland "mother' will bless you be with
Hr. kiIii.n, on behalf Of the Fenian Brotherhood
thanked tho committee for the generous donation In
Fsering the work done and being done that their
eon0dencc was not misplaced and TINT soon they and
Ireland ya1ns 70 the world that Ireland - nation
e0pnyes excustvely and that could not bc regarded
- full exponent of the viii of tho contributors
eonmiiass q ths Boilsrnaksrs Association of the
. the sbsenos Of Coossl O'Nahony Tbs Chairman ac.
es.Pssied very able and sensible address with do
Mk Killian made RAb,s reply, conrasulAting his
haer . On ITS sv,dsass OF their psiristism -
o. Nicholas fon wed suit sending the following letter
- she Head Centre
sr I,c.o.As Horn, March "a issa
s.x: ;ss employs: q he s. Ssacs: Hotel love our
q your ssmss s,.pgsn: and John si,css
. Sss out
much
iSs ssea.nsy demand. A.. IL. .Asrs sheuA b. no So
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ssSsd On s.A.n of the f%p,qys. e sAs 81, xieAol..
'- issSS SSSSSS'' Committed.
nr Killan In the absence OF the Head Centre sent
suitable reply.
MEETINGS or CIRCLES.
The military department preservesa steady retcence.
While we know nothing OF the dstaiis informed
that certain action will be taken ~ early day that
s.sus public The ssusray says General
Mullen must not be violated" and that Is all that the
psblic got out Of the Secretary Of Military and Naval
Anarx
MEErfYa IN AvENuEa.
The large hall avenue c, near Twelfth street, was
friends Ireland Stirring addresses delivered by
Mr Killan General Mullen, Mr.. Meancy, Captain Norup
Captain Costello and e,hsrs All & the bonds bond Sers % sold
rum General hullen's speech
GENERAL COMPLIMENTS rHS HrRAtn.
Tho best evidence of the popularity OF Fenianism or
you please the correctness Of doctrines Hes IN
sAis faci-one Of the ablcst, " not the ablest, con-
Quoted newspaper this nation has accepted the inter
prstaton The late Palmcrson government gave 70
Tho question Of neutrality Cheersi You know that
ssHss and many severe w ,hius are said and written o.
usn Of ability and mark, who are persevsringy esab
ssas rspS:on for s.paS so and esa esls.
have sfsrrsd rrsd' /. the NEW Yoss Hssnn lIoud
chssn, That journal assumes that American citizens
have night 70 express sympathy for any people strug.
ding TO be free and also accepts the situation Of oday
sal have an opportunity OF getting back little Of what
tbey have lost during the rebellion just closed 1hres
eAssu for tho HxslD.)
oaAsD pEnoNsrnATior AT ORANGE. n. >.
An enthusiastic gathering assembled al Orange, j.,
@ Tuesday last. The needing mmediAtsy followed
bsid by The Roberts and svceny party on the preyous
day Captain ". n stephens addressed the Asssmolaee
He condemned the Canadian scheme, but in doing -
avoided sli personalities His remarks had telling
eject upoo the sudencc, especially vhsn he pontcdiy
rsSsrsd 70 the fact that those very trying 10
divide ,he Bsosherhood by getting Canadian excite
nsnt we're condemned in unmistakable Language by
james sssphsns He also sgueA that the conquest
u Canada could In way bene1t Ireland now Mr..
Lawrence d. Herman and Mr.. stephen J. CcohAn. ator
nsy law also Addressed the meeting A. the concu-
son OF the speeches . resolution was unanimously
adopted endorsing stephens and O'Mahony. Two hun.
drsd and hfty dollars was subscribed for bonds and
deep regret expressed that they should have given
ssything 70 the Roberts party.