New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20
The Eeninn Cnusc i'm the CITY.

Owing 10 the defeat of the late movement" on
Canadian frontier quiet has regned for days IN
Fenandom occasionally broken. however by the return q
veterans from the front" and mysterious whispers Of other
nyasions Of the British Empire
AT the headquarters Of the Roberts party Broadway
there still be evidence OF work The old hustle Of
consultation aud the giving OF orders renewed Entries
still made in the big ledgers before and the doersnp and
sendes Of packages busy The leaders avow them
selves not asheartened From tho Lmestone Ridge OF the
present they look forward to Limestone Ridges Of the future
proportions In ftheraDoe OF their objects they
hizers with ther cause DO held Union square The
when such meeting will DE called still matter Of some
next week One OF the features OF the meeting will
view of the Administration and its acts during the late invasion
OF Canadn Col Roberts and other prominent Fenans
expected TO make Addresses Efforts viii also be made to Sc
fe ba a u o. ap no aa.e b Of U
latter and who think our Government was quite too energetic
II is thought Gen Sweeney will be released in few Days.
arrangements having been made for acceptance Of his bail
officers of the law decided that Cen Sweeneys bail must
qualify In Vermont instead OF here. Some OF Gen Swceneys
friends o this city Tor st. Adams yesterday and they expect
% his release by to morrow
Col will this city from Washington this
Tho stephens party st active. aud as firm in
The faith that the OF action proposed by their leader
ing Ireand Mr. Stephens will this city this week
meeting Of the Centers ofthe Circles OF New York and
vicinity held at Tammany Hall on the night Of The 18th inst
the following preamble aud resolutions were unanimously
nsa. The course Of action pointed by stephens.
Central Organizer tie original aud settled policy Of .he tenan
namely direct AID to the revolutionary organization in
Ireland aud
UhsodS, We lean With satisfaction that the mission OF James
stephens the b,iween NsiOk aud Richmond has been
crowned with and tt distinguished leader contetl es
10 Ncwiork afcw days before starting his holy
m .sion Of union ~ tie West therefore be IL
Rcred That the Cene OF Long Island Ncwiofk aud jersey
CITY peni be- committee receive James Stephen he
RETAIN tits cy with Cerd Ms faha and so to present 10
him the O unboundei aud mistaken confidence adopted AZ
this meeting
R,,rs That James stephens ever has undivided
confidence IA hi integrity ad ability out to ampha 'ssue
tie only plans destined % result IN tie freedom o. Ireland and
Leeby pledge him cordial and hearty support Ia all his
eft th,t eud.
Re,ored UPON cmbaassei and degraded position
Of aud song nation. Of Europa this ue additional
incentive increased aDor and hereby renew our
u sustain count at home Who under the abe
guidance Of james Stephens shown hity devotion aud
discipline Of which W. feel truly proud.
helsed That the lnsh people aud the firnd Of Irish liberty Of
Nevi orb and vicinity be- and they Hereby invited 10 meet James
stephens At Jonr God Sunday 2h inst a. o'clock
To- TIE II hearing lis address nd auctions 10 the FcuiAn
Brotherhood Of America
The following Celters appointed Committee 10
n axe suitable arrangements for a demonstration.
Timothy L. Lynch g. g. MoSwyney Dr. BrosuGn D. Donohue,
o. Duty Col Power James Srefy Patrick Hickey John Kerr
JeIemah Donovan Jeremiah H. Greed Luke 4. Murphy