The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
The Case or w. w. Hogan.
FENIAN1sM IN THE CITY.

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visit - Coionsl Rsssrss-TsieE phic
Comma st c asions ~ the Tenian ms stopped
BY the Governmsns-Saesting OF tive
Eather Mathew Pursse Seeiety IN Aid
Of the Fsnians, 70.
Tue news from tho front yesterday had decidedly
dlscouragng caoct upoa chs smbsrz a the Fsnsn or
ganization in this city the present prospect Of this
Canadian Invasion the only suhjsot Of talk
during tbs day while al yenans Agreed IN condcmnius
In no measured terms the Of the government In
the MISTER, many ceAsured . leading ohaeer. IN
nos beng hasy enough In sending the avaa.
bic force at his command scross ths border TO
the assistance Of General o'Nein President Roberts
sent on two prominent American ohceu 70 the border
% .aks charge q some q the msn VINO sppssr 70 b.
the has 70 contend against tbs fsct that no
messages coad b got BY them along the lines, ~ IL Is
points whore tho mon wrre stationed. took snch
action wholly prevented snsis telegram beng sen.
either way This has ben said 70 b more a.mas1s
recruiting done and very little transportation Of
troops from the city during the day.
VISIT TO M. MOMENTS.
To q gentleman who called nv. Roberts yesterday
he stated s was the mos. mistaken idea think the
movement on Canada was given up. shoold u DC
crushed for the present there enough done TO place
II a. a success Those holding the highest positions In
the government at Washington encouraged this move
ment In It's conception, and did not put forth foot 10
crush I'LL the lives and liberties oil people were com
promised should tho prisoners in Canada suffer tho
government In Washington were the responsible party.
who sold and munitions of war knowing they we're
intended and purchased Tor this expedition on Canada
ne promised 10 come out with the facts He promised
that the Irish people should be no longer tbs tools o
politicians They now see their position and viii take
care OF It.
This conversation interrupted by the entrance or n
few gentlemen Intimately connected with Mr. ROBERTS Ia
this movement who animated they were on private aud
important business with the President The gentleman
withdrew. and during the interview OF the others WIN
E9ss ,ns sssns +. c o,sa ss the
prisoners aud being mistaken for Mr. Roberts was
cheercd Justify. Those confined immediately " their
cells pecred their 70 the grating 70 have peep, a.
they supposed their fellow prisoner whom they eyi.
IDENTIFY honorcd and admired
A. headquarters business appeared TO 90 uniuser
rucdly aud II II evident tho last OF yet
heard from. Many OF the leading military men, who
have returned for orders from tho front, are odAv
ing from headquarters here and u a stsfed they have
LETT aga n 70 commences opcrations
NETTING or THE VArHsa xArHEw sscrRrv.
A meeting OF tho Father Mathew Parent Society was
held last evening at their hall In Broome street The
spacious rooms were crowded 10 su1ocaten hundreds
remaining outside unable 70 obtain admission Amer the
subject Of ntsmperance had been ably dealt WITH Mr.
troduccd He sad his mind was at present too fun Of
the absorbing matter which he Wa deeply engaged In
10 say anything on the subjscs Of temperance Ne bad
only yesterday returned from the 'front.' seeing tina,
commun stopped ths wires and no con.
nection could Be kept up except BY mall and That y
rights a. c,ssns, and they would BE- made rel a.
the government powder and muskss vsro sold 70 put
the matter forward. He con,ended every movs vas
vnksd n BY those In high places until the connict vas
commenced. The mon cr0red the border, and thsn
the Iron bel q power came down tre.cnerousy
9th many times force than Csnsa and England
combned could uss should the Canadians hang - Nj
any Of those brave men they had In thor pos~on
tbs ashes Of their ciuss and towns would ny with the
winds Of heaven (fmmssss appanse) Let - nce BE-
considered for moment The matter vs. failure Iney
might b. forced - dsssst q but only 70
again with rsnewed visor Ne would nov call on the
Of this society 70 form regiment and hoped he
otheS Temperance societies woulA Do the sams No had
acted thsr MAMMAL for fourteen year, bat voah Dc
% louesv they did MOI come out ~ they shosiA
Let them Asvev agais display an Irsh na IN the rs- q
New York d Paarcks day they did n0s fesoae 70
this hour Of their nasivs coussys distress Atss sss
further remarks the speaker concluded win sfon1
appeal 70 thoss present. 10 ssnd In arms and other neee
sasfss Ths speakers remarks received vtsh ap
piAuse colIscslon vs. then taken up for The re1iar
caase, and Subscription liss opened BY several gentle
men present. giving from Eve 70 one hundred doiiars