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 Greenbacks.
MEETINGS OF THE VARIOUS CIRCLES.
10. &c. &c. IN,
THE o'MAHoNY MOVEMENT.

A the Feuian headquarters ON Onion square matters
still progressing In the same steady manner The
business OF each department goes with the utmost
regularity and by far the heaviest portion consists In
the allng up Of receipts The circles In the West are
now pouring in their money with will. Several COM
munications received from these circles yes
seay enclosing large Of money and all expressive
q their devotion TO Stephens and O'Mahony Among
these communications was from circle In Mound
City Illinois, which had withheld the usual remances
during the late troubles The members Of this circle
ssut In I've hundred dollars and also large Of
hs0cent rifles. The Hibernan Benevolent Society Of
Soaihington, Mass, have forwarded a large sum Of
money. Colonel O'Mahony has just returned from
Boston, where he agitatng the question Of Irish
invasion.
On Tuesday morning committee from the employees
Of tho Fifth Avenue Hotel called at headquarters and
presented TO the Fenian Brotherhood purse Of $40
fhs committee consisted Of Messrs Perry Canavan and
xeDonough. Mr. o'Hahony being absent they in
szsduced 70 Mr.. Killian. Mr. Caravan presented the
purse ayng:-Aliow me- SIR. on behalf OF the employees
q the Firth Avenue HOTEL 70 present through you 70
the Fenan Brotherhood th tribute to the cause Of Ire
hnd's nationality We with heartfelt grief
ny bleeding and bitterly oppressed and we look to you
and your associates who the leaders IN this cause
and the chiefs Of mighty organization To see to that
che chains which CALLING mother land be not
aid do your dnty like men and every true heart which
calls old Ireland "mother will bless you and be with
Mr. kiIlian, on behalf Of the Fcnian Brotherhood,
thanked The committee for the generous donation In
nsss and very appropriate address assuring them p
eonodence not misplaced, and that they and
~ Who wished the day como would the Dag OF
ireland ymns 70 the world that Ireland was - nation
Tho oommttse stated thas this donation from the
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A committee Il ths Bolermaksrs' Association Of the
nssa..es lsoa wo..s .,sc received By NJ KIII.n
y the sbsencs OF Coloncl O'Nahony. The chairman ac
s:on Of hrse hundred dollars on behalf Of the society
ASar - on tiIs sv,dsaes Of their pslrssism .
An hour o. - aftsrwards another committee from tho
q Nichols fol- wed suit, sending the following letter
g. r,cno..s Horn, March IL lisa
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. suitable reply.
The military department preservesa steady reticence
While we kno~ nothing Of the Details are Informed
thsi certain action viii be taken early day that
Wt give the friends OF Ireland and startie the
ossieus public Tho neutrality laws" says General
Mullen "must not be violated and that Is all that the
psbc got Of the Secretary Of Military and Naval
InAirx
MEETING IN AVENUES
The large hall c, near Twelfth street was
dsnsely packed Tuesday evening with ENTHUSIASTIC
friends Ireland Stirring addresses delivered BY
Mr. Riian. General Mullen, Mr. Mesncy Captain Norup.
Captain Costello and others. All the bonds we're sold
and donations OF arms received We give an extract
rum General hulens speech
TIT GENERAL oonruxESrs THE uyRAtp
Tho best evidence Of the popularity Of Fenanm, or,
sAis faci-one Of the abest, " not the abest, con-
ducted newspaper in this nation has accepted the inter
tho question Of neutrality. Cheers You Know that
public journalists 10 some extent jealous OF cach
nsn q ability ana marx. Who are persevsrnsly sstab.
lshiue reputation for capdor, fairness and foresight
wshs.t dssrisx 70 hAi,sr any one srun , o9nsss
have rsfsrrsd h the NEW Yosk HxaAD. loud
chssn) That journal asssmes thai American citizens
ding 70 be free and also scccp the situation Of 10 day
sad Is unwilling that the merchants q New York
They have iosi during he rebellion just cosed rhres
chssu for The HHsAIp.)
oRAsp pEnorsraATioS AT onASeE, n. >.
An enthusiastic gathering assembled At or.nge, n J.,
e Tuesday The needing Immediately followed one
day Captain " n stephens addressed the Ass-mbase
He condemned the Canadian scheme, but In doing -
avoided oil personalities HIS remarks had telling
eject upon the sudisncc, especially vhcn he pontody
rsfsrcd TO the feet that those very trying 10
divide the Brotherhood BY getting mp Canadian o,cc.
nent we're condemned In unmstakabie Language ny
James ssephens He also argued that even the conquest
q Canada could In way benefit Ireland now. M
Lawrence d. Herman and Mr. stephen Cclohan aitor
usy law also addressed the meeting A. the concu.
- h. Ian imam ul0u
adopted endorsing stephens and Ohahony. Two hun.
dssd and my dollars was subscribed for bonds aud
dssp regret expressed that they should have given
anything 70 the Roberts party.