The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04

THE FENIAN UPRISING.

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THE FENIAN UPRISING.
The excitement In Fenan circles social and political
in the metropolis well throughout the country, had
not abaed yesterday but had the contrary st ady
increased New circles forming and the rival FAC
tons were hrang the old of former Strife and
were coming together under the emergency of Irelans
difficulty. Pccuniary aid was forthcoming, and Atty
thousand dollars were yesterday subscribed TO the
loan Of tho Irish republic. Preparations were
making In the city for the grand demonstration
to-day at jones' Wood; but as will be in another
column Archbishop McCloskcy has vetoed the proceed
iugs From the West we learn that q Fenian naval
squadron is fitting out at Chicago ana the Green flag
has already been given to tho boeze the waters Of
Lake Michigan From circles and leaders, from all
tons and sides the Fenan war cry is sounding Every
where throughout tho country, and from the prncpal
cities In all sections we have accounts OF monster
ings marked by great enthusiasm and strong deermi
nation 10 assist In the liberation Of the Emerald ISLE
The European mails by the steamship Asia arrived in
this city last night and put In possession Of Tho
latest developments OF the movement the 9th side
of the Atlantic up to tho evening OF the day which
the suspension of the habeas corpus into
effect We publish In full the debate which took place
In the British Parliament when the measure was intro
duced. The proceedings rendered notable by the
miaeoyernment OF Ireland, with which men like
Bright and Stuart Mil accompanied their tacit
consent 10 tho measure. 1t also noticeable
that Msssrs Roebuck Horspa and Others who did tcr
best 10 aid rebellion In America loudcst in tho
condemnation Of rebellion In Ireland. Tho London
press speak Of tho situation in most alarming
Fears are expressed that the Irish army militia and
police all alike tainted with Fcnansm and the Lon
don Post announces that the government intend to fol
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thorxing the seizure Of all the Irish telegraph Inca
CONGRESS.
majority tne Oongsvssivua, Reeens.-aetlan coss
mtec have od IN rapport IN favor Of admitting tho
representatives from Tennessee which viii be submitted
TO Congress Monday, and Tuesday those gonomon
will probably akc their respective seats in the Senate
aud House OF Representatives.
There session OF the Senate yesterday. Tho
House OF Representatives In session, but the pr,
cecdngs entirely OF the delivery OF speeches
the Presidents message and reconstruction The attend
ance OF both members and gallery auditors small
but several gentcmcn spoke and considerable animation
given TO the debate by the firing between tho
democratic and republican Sides
THE LEGISLATURE.
number Of matters we're before the State Senate yes
to-day but they principally OF only local private
interest Among few measures introduced were bills
State STIMULATING tho fees of physicians for post
cxaminatonsan investigations in cases of unacy and
regulating the routes of tho Broadway Stage Company
BY a resolution adopted the Attorney General
quesied 10 furnish opinion TO whether railroad
companies have right TO manufacture articles
not intended for their own use or TO store prop.
crty not designed for transportation Another series Of
resolutions introduced and referred
the select Committee National Affairs They favor
the continuance of the Freedmens Bureau declare the
duty Of the President and Congress the freed
protection OF their civil rights express desire for
carly restoration Of the rebel States their former
relations but oppose the admission TO Congress from
them Of persons who took conspicuous part In the
rebellion and that II Is the right and duty OF tho
President 20 maintain military control Of said States
until their loyalty has become assured.
In the Assembly there reported from committees
the bills facilitate tho construction of tho Midland
Railroad from this city to oswego to prevent the raudu
lent manufacture Of kerosene oil, cquaizng the com
pcnsaiion OF Supreme Court Judges regulating fare
Now York and Brooklyn street railroads. and incorpo-
rating tho Brooklyn Mstna Gas Company. An adverse
report which was agreed to by the House. was
made on the bill TO incorporate the Travellers
Clnb OF this city Bills were introduced amending
the Metropolitan Health Comm ssion act and the Rank
ing Dcrartm art resolution favorIng intelligence
the basis OF tho exercise Of the elective Franchise and
requesting Congressional Representatives TO support
unconstitutional amendment to that effect presented.
The bills limiting tho tenure OF once IN the National
Guard allowing grand and petit jurors compensation OF
two dollars per day. and amending the Revised Statutes
relative TO the election OF officers Of corporations wcro
ordered TO third reading.
THE CITY.
The waters around our city were yesterday again en-.
vcoped with dense fog almost suspsnding navigation
for time, excepting the ferries and on some OF
these the boats temporarily stopped running while
those which continued their connection the trips wcro
much fewer than usual No vessels arrived from by
way OF Sandy Hook during the day. No serious accl.
dents in consequence OF the fog reported.
The COMMITTEES OF the Board OF Aldermen appointed
TO consider the subject OF bridging Broadway ycsler
day and received several plans for constructing bridge
ut the Intersection Of Broadway-and Fulton street. The
proposals. submitted will receive tho consideration OF tho
committee.
An argument took place before Judge Jones. a, tho
special torn OF tho Superior Court Yesterday relative 10
nm alleged fraudulent judgmen, Obtained against Madame
henager, fashionable Fifth avenue mliner whereby
nor goods and effects seized by tho sheriff
man named William Jackson was committed yes
terday by Commissioner stIwcIl on CHARGE Of having
broken open tho hatch on board the American sbp
Mercy ana stolen 'nerefrom case OF champagne seven
bottles OF which were found in his trunk
Annie McDevltt committed for trial ves,ry,av NJ,
United statos Commissioner Belts on charge of having
passed on Canal street shopkecpcr Ave dollar hill
altered to the denomination Of one hundred dollars
Tho March term Of tho Law Courts will Commence "a.
morrow. Parts I, 0, the spcclcl Term and Chambers
OF the Supreme Court viii be In session The u,lraiion
consequent upon the suspension OF insurance commands
promises 10 BE- Of spicy and interesting character In
Chambers the business win be especially heavy The