, 1866-06-11
fENtAMA.
Arrest Of Col. Moore---Fenian Meeting
in the Court Uouse Square--.Repu.
dating the President,

Fenia WIS very dall On Saturday, TO all appear
anc- sGnelched entirely by The * unkipd proceed
tncs" ol the Government. Aceerdiug 10 the stAte-
uents OF tie officers Of the F. b., there we're no
arrivals yesterday, and no departures. Certain II
Il, bow5re1. that their men do not eeem SO 3brnd-
ant about town as they were Gay Or two .lnce.
whezeTd they have gone, Nothing further has
transplrtd regarding their alleged heet. and, to
10 tFanspire icr rome time to come. The most In
po5aut occurrence Of Yesterday was The
Was ,sauea M III ios e1s rs reiso1 Muos m
on hts Nay down to commls sioner uoyne's ONCE,
be "a mt On tbs Corner of at snd
compsnitd thai officer down 10 The ausn+t p,cs-
gone through with were sc,y few and simple. con,
tistmg in the arrangement, BY mulu.1 consent, that
ihe examination of the case ehonjd Be postponed
+. 7. shc:iock a bondsman in the snI1 Of 1900
hsil 70: the Appearance Of Col. Moore at tho ap-
pointed time. Col. Moore has served with credit
which be held he coinm,sriou Of Major, ana lie
ntlc Of Colonel seems 70 have been giyen him by
rome on Of sact general consent, IN consequence
AsaTant W @ = was s ,.sned ] ior a, Senator" Mich,e,
seanlon AZ the same time !hat tho -one was
sent forth Tor Colonel Moore hut up to latest ac-
ese. il Is snpposed M ia. he T. qu1ct. "a awaiting @
tomeEhere I6e result Of The examinations oi his
broltcr and General Lynch, On Monday, 1ttn Inst,
before be Oilers hi1nself to the authorities.
MASS HEsTTE0
in aid Of the Feulsn cs1se Was held on Saturday
evfntIg IN the Court House square, which vas at.
tended BY oFes four 1houeand persons Dr. On
cerdonk presided. III. Lamh, The ntst speaker,
peal. asaoting the +. .. that the hearts Of the
Ame7csn people ate with tbcm.
~ ~ = III i eaad Il
and even Of God 6tnsclk. md urged upon hia heas-
en- that the principle fos which the Feniaus are
scntend'nc, 1s only that OF tho Monroe doctrine,
That Q monArcniAl GoTefn1eDt shall Obtain a
tooteoId on this Continent. lie 9uols1 also the
precedent OF the English Government In selling
>hp; nd (; sunss 70 1sf D.r,s non!naliy tor n
follow nov, and said that all the lrieh people de-
fired Na1 The same Kind OF nentsa,lty from the
United stssea ut present as England maintained In
Gen. Rogess made . speech. very strongly in
hyot OF Ireland bat fathtr uoncommItsal re spect-
ing The recent acton Of the Un.,ed otates Govern.
NJ. Dfiscoll, City Attorney, EXPRESSED his strong
tympathles with fselapd, and hts mortifcaton and
dikpus' At seeing Gen. Wv eeny and his hzzyc com-
Enelsnd Toward our country, in .he late @ar,
hreaktpF every lAw OF neutrality which e1iz&ed,
tna paid hisn compliment io Tie gal!sntry Of The
Lii: John T. 0odultt made decidedly tho beet
rpcSeh q Inc evening: he appealed to the spirit
oi ses nans I e q u Ct Tho
land'e establishment of branch OF her mon.rchfal
Government on this continent, and reverted to the
say q ~ sbs nna q ss @
been On the aide OF freedom. Their sesyices, be
claimed, should custtle tnem 10 some degree OF
,Ss9s hs people and ee%s sympathy
land. There are, he eaId in this country, SIX mil
lions Of lashucu, determined upon the 1reedam
cf their counttJ,-men who belong 70 no party,
JF1 firm tN aud
cert with the party which Will .euppost them
nov. ard forever eeyer their connection
M ~ t4e men ~ I'D pssty Eho h..e hitherto gwen
now On tEe eide OF Greas Britain. the defender Of
dy1anrJ snd The abettor Of sehellion aud piracy.
Iheie T., be said, party IN th1s country who sre
the past, Elood eteadta..ly the side OF freedom
and With whom hereafter freemen will etand.
Urging upon bis hearers the hesoisna Of Irish lead
Inc gallant lriehmen Who fought and fell for the
Union IN he1 var with rebellion. wonid turn IN
Re tseif E1asss viii disEust q TIE pEostamation Of
Cabinet ave must regret" he Eaid. ..tnat Ahsa-
| ham Lincoln had moi Lived when the Ii.b people
wsIs stEik,ns foF % thetr & liberties: ue Has Of ihe
He vaa lover Of liberty and be would have stood
by ne people who fought for liberty, and be !tsed
~ ss sosa I'D aa &C. na 81 a
| then, - belnserents bY the United ststes, and
oansds would roon be tho,rs'' IGrea. a1plsn M e.
| AEfE El14nE LIE s}nualuy 0I tne tt1sd FAflla-
neut tor the American color1et. and thelr refusal
10 grant volunteer. 10 King George to put down
ouf revolution. he contrat ted thAt action lth the
ss1 T liz f. for 9o .sTE .Ef r. aE al {hsH
longer tuppor, the party which now upheld Eng
1aud. He atsed them II lhey. .ueze wl1itue to
| pisdRe themtetsca TO support hereafter only the
| party in America which wou1d now show itseN IN
iavof nl ldsh independents, AID the great auei.
| uieuec answered With a steutortau Yea" which
seemed nke one voice. The speaker remarked,
strongest organization the World ever raw. {allu.
ding 10 thelt dtfGculty with the Catholic pr1est-
I hood) md If Jonnton went asainst them thcy
could beat him much more easily. In conelusion,
be conjured bis hearers 10 act toce:heE. with bus
one pnspoee In saew, the independence Of Ireland.
and 70 welcome to their aid as brethren MI VINO
would Second them fa the.r detisa. whether they
eals, q sny'h!ns el:s in religion Of Pahtlcs.
sc.nton, Col. Peck. Mr. McCauley md Other
speaEefs md at la'e hour the meeting adjourned.
Al The adjournment OF tbe !neetinz cheers were
given 1or Gen. Sweeuy, The United Stafes, Irish
l0depeDdence. etc, bnt when solitary individual
proposed three ch.crs tot Andy johnson, ,.sleucc,
Ike pail. teil upon the great c1o I'd.