The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-05

SIhe proceedings In the case of John O'Mahony,
laie Head Centre, are still in progress at the head
fortunes OF O'MahOny has completely numbled that
august individual, and rendered him pOwerless.
HIS chief supporters deserting hm in shoals ana
IN q few days lie will have to lace the gathering
storm alone and unsupported. 70 render the matter
worse there 5 a division in the organlal ltion and
for The spoils, one led by O'Mahony, aud
the other by h. Doran Killian who, despite the
tu ssque and imposing as ever. kilnan with all hSs
natural maRnifSence, and his cheerful flow OF
polysyl nbles, has not the strength of ON lhonY,
owing to the fact that his career, though brilliant,
hrs not been Oh as IOng duration in tho Fenian
Brotherhood. He stai dis his chance, therefore OF
O'Mahony, who still retains the blind but untnink-
ing devotion Of q number of his devoted followers
Around the Moffat mansion there thousand
Tumors IN the mouths OF the initiated accusing
O'Mauony of fraud, peculatlon, and extravaganza
The diso.ergeo officials are at loss which sioe TO
mitee in charge of the headqual very reti-
cent in regard to their future intentions, and in the
meantime reporters are looked upon as messengers
of evil, and no information transplres.
OMahony Is gloomy, and loo&s upon every
stranger traitor and spy. Six short days have
made great change in the fortunes of this onco
powerful potent2te The messes of the Brother
hood the workers in brick and mortar, the butter
mai ers and l0ngshoremen, who have raised O'ha.
hony 10 his late grand emnence, have become OBJ.
streperous and have cared to ask questions
as to the whereabouts OF the hundreds of
thousands Of dollers contributed through the
sweat Of their brows TO the dISenth- dment of Err.
lnoSe 0OnCSt ana QeVOteQ men, tul oil love and
hope for the ''old land !-denounced RS ca ,als by
the leaders, who have clothed themselves IN purple
and fine linen, and have dined sumptuously OF choice
wines and INDUCED IN epIcurean banQuets at the ex-
penBe of the Brotherhood at large, opening their
eJCs and asking themselves how much NJ lrer they
TO the iulhlment OF their hopes than they were
years since, when they began the work of or
ganlzng the Fenian brotherhood with john ONE.
hony as the apostle OF lrisn hEnty at ITS head.
Rough.looking and boi ly-han nded, they have tine
audacity and pre5ump ion to visit O'Mahony in MS
fallen kingllncss, and lpsu him by den lnding what
Brotherhood.
=. DoRAN KILLIAN ON TRIAL.
Mr.. B. Doran Kilan. late Lieutenant. G eneral of
the Irish Republic. zone and ndlvisble," Is now on
trial Tor rumored mateasances and othef heinous
charges, before O committee of pine selected from
the Circles OF the Department of Manhattan. The
Lieutenant General with a torrent OF flowing words
Will so overwhelm their senses and obfuscl their
understanding that they will be forced to s:quit thu
thanks for patriotic and heroic ssryices in ''the
field. The circles of Manhattan are however, de-
ermined to ascert IN where the screw Is loose. and
Dolan KIllIan may possibly be overturned, dc.
spite all his plausibility and poetical language
o'MAHoNY AND STEPHENS.
few days since the o. MahonY issued q thrilling
pronunclamento 70 the circles, ordering a paIade Of
their members to receive James s 5phens. This
was OMahony's last card in order to cover up
his late disgrace and overthrow but 1t did not work
as he expected. The Executive Comm ttoe of the
Department of MsDhattan have issued an order, or
rather John O'Mahony has since issued a second
order countermandIng the parade and referring the
arrangements to the said EXc ccuuve Committee This
humiliating document was signed by the OMahony
himself, and 1t IS most convincing proof of his
want OF power to coerce as formerly his once stead
fest friends, who are his accuser3 and judges On
Sunday next the circles OF the .partmcnt OF Man.
haitian Will have private meeting at the Apollo
Rooms, IN rince street. when important business
will be transacted The old headquarters of the de-
partnent, at No. 814 Broadway, have been given mp
to its original owners. by the District Centre, Mr..
Patrck Daily. Captain Gre %, who published the
following nan,fc1to a. airst OMahonY, YVES a cap.
tam in TIE Kllllan army of invasion at Eastport
dunng the lac Feniau campoign.-N. Y. World