The New York herald., 1866-08-28
THE FENIAN S.

zatiOn-Intended Tour Of the g. o. L. r.
The New Fenian Sisterho0d-How They are
GOverned-The Object to be- Achieved. go.
The officers who have recently returned from Ireland
adding life to the Fenlan organization under
the direction Of Stephens Several persons
acquainted with the exact condition of the in
Ireland have been holding conferences with them the
Chatham street headquarters and 1t is stated that
siderable aid has been promised In consequence In
case it is alleged, that we'll known down town
chant ntmaed his intention OF subscribing $40 900 the
moment he heard that the had commenced Irish
SOIL From the general appearance Of the officers, who
continue draw maps Of the battle ground warmly
discuss the prospects OF success 1t would appear that
those gentlemen have idea of returning to the pur
roua OF JAMES STEPHENS.
Mr.. Stephens was occupied for the greater part Of
yesterday making preparations for his intended tour II
unforeseen circumstances do not interfere he will leave
here to-day and address numerous gathering at Troy
in the evening by way Of preparing the people for the
will arrive in Cleveland Saturday, in Columbus
Monday and In Cincinnati on Wednesday. At this point
Will be determined whether he shall proceed further or
return to New York.
rue NEW ssrERHooD
is at present composed of twenty working members
ana three secretaries four OF whom meet daily at their
rooms, situated at headquarters BY giving three
each weekly one is always present from O'Clock in
the morning to ten O'Clock at night The organza
ton has nothing whatever to do with Miss Ellen
OMahony, being directly under the guidance Of James
Stephens.
The immediate wants of the wives and families OF Irish
State prisoners being press ng 1t ID intended
to get up another fair for time at least 1t also
transpires that Mrs Sullivan, who sent Ireland
with the amount realized by the last fair returned to
New York last week, bringing with her receipt for
50, 600 from the secretary Dublin. The sisters state
that the comparative failure Of tho fair attributed to
the strike among the drivers which prevented LADIES'
from attending who would otherwise have done So
ROBERTS swEENY ORGANIZATION.
All was hustle and excitement at these headquarters,
preparing for the meeting OF the Senate on Thursday
Several Senators arrived in the city yesterday aternoon
and engaged private discussions respecting the
result or their deliberations The President Mr..
James Gibbons, will preside the occasion,
wnen, in add ton TO other business, the documents
setting forth full statement OF the OF the failure
OF the recent movement Canada will undergo careful
examination preparatory 70 their final consideration be-
fore the Congress at Troy II is expected that this in
whether II be expedent not 10 pursue the war tho
Canadas
General Swecny denies all conn with depdta-
ton of gentlemen who waited James stephens on
Thursday last with the Wow OF arranging the pre-
limnarcs of union between those leaders The depu
tation consisted Of Messrs Burns and Skuiy who do
deny that they sent from General Sweeny to
procure the OF all the circles which seeded from
Mr.. oMahony in the nrsrnsance and that they hinted
In broad terms that It would be the Generals wish
combine both parties In fact Mr. Burns has not only
made the statement but written iettcr in which hs
offers % give proof that he was properly commissioned
delegate.
Generals O'Ncii Sweeney, Spear, Meehan and other
officers who took part In the recent movement Can
evenings back In Amity street. by warm admirer OF
those gentlemen The prospects OF the next campaign
were under discussion during the evening, and tho
utmost enthusl slasm prevailed.
srEcIAL MESSENGER TO IRELAND.
II Is rumored that SPECIAL messenger OF tried ability,
has been despatched By Colonel Roberts Ireland
the purpose Of learning tho condition OF the Fe
nian movement there aud making full report on the
subject
The Canadians Relieved Of any Fear Of the
Fenians for the Prescnt-Thc Troops Or