The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-06

Hundreds OF men were at the 0'MahonY head
quarters, many of them dissatisfied because they
had not been taken on board some of the vessels ;
but upon learning that others soon to follow
those tnat have taken the advance, they seemed
peri &c ly satisfied 10 wait aud bide their time
A great many Centres OF Circles visited the
heat quarters, and from what our reporter could
to- to push the work forward with all possible
uespatch." They say that men can be had by the
hundred thoussnd, and that the slnews OF war shall
"Oh SAID one, 'if it was not for the cursed split
disruption of the Brotherhood, what might we
not have done before thisY .t
Another said ;-"There is no use in talking about
that now; that is all play ed out; the first blow is
struck, and we must all put our shoulders TO the
law as to who Is wrong or who Is right. The Dali
is up and we must now roll it along. ! always
knew that O'Mahony meant fight"
Did our space permit us. we could treat our read
ers to columns OF similar conversation; but the
above gives the interest and meaning OF all else that
it is claimed that all that has now been done has
been by the direction and under the advice OF James
Stephens and that james Stephens has no intention
whatever Of coming to this country at the present
time.
JAMES STEPHENS TO THE BRoTHERHooD IN AMERICA
HEADoUARTERs FENIAN BRoTHERHooD, NO. 3! EAST
SLvENIEENTH STREET, NEW YORK, A pril 3, l866-Io
Brothers It is my duty to to the arrival
in Paris Of jams stephens T & g. r. and to prepare
-Four Gays previous to his leaving iTe9nd and ne de
hstructons to publish the following facts as soon a. it
became certain hat he had reached the French capital
First he informs the American and Irish American
public through that he left the Organization in Ire
land IN good condition as 1t has been since the
recent Fenian scandals had began In America and had
dom, and that he had placed the Ieins of Government
in the hands of comDeent, devoted, and well tried
'SS Second d. That he Vent to Paris on most important
business connected with the present struggle for lush
naonhood and not because had been forced thereto
by the enemy.
7 bird he is coming the United states for the
purpose of restoring harmonious counsel and well con
certed action among all true friends OF Ireland on the
mo
and TO make last appeal tor his suffering country to all
liberty-loving men throughout the world.
His stay will be but short In our midst Let us receive
his high ia ents and stern fidelity deserves. May dire
dscerd and hateful jealouses vanish from among US al
his approach May they cease thenceto tn and forever
for national resurrection remain in fraternity, your
JOHN oMAHoNY, H. c. F. B.
BUSINESS AT HEADQUARTERS.
After the excitement consequent upon the work
of the past few days, business wears the usual APP
cupied and the pen runs with the same facility aE
heretofore. .........
Head Centre O'Mahony is hard at work with
secret council, which Is sitting We understand
that he intention OF leaving the headquarters
| for some time at least
Several cases of arms, etc., arrived at the head
quarters from the country yesterday.
| BRISK DEMAND FOR BONDS.
Mr., Collins, the bond agent and all the clerks IL
reporter saw in the course of half an hour five
hundred dollars worth of the blanks filled up anC
purchased by persons who, from their appearance
were city mechanics. The largest bond taken by any
single person $50, but the majority were in $40
| and $2Os.-N. Y. Daily Neaos.