New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-06
Feninui,m in the ,re,rop.,i..

The headquarters Of the Roberts faction in Broad
way were the rayng point Of crowd OF excited Fenans
yesterday who there to obtain the latest intelligence
from Canadian raid and TO speculate upon its probable
success Hope and fear proportionaey prevailed and 1t
seemed be the ultimate determination Of the most sober
minded 10 home and await events During the DAY
the following Geographic dispatch was received from sshng
Cabinet Council in session. 1t Is announced upon the best
authority that Marshal Murray is that the seizure
Erie Penp pronounced Illegal and strong hopes
entertained that United States officers and soldiers are
not to be employed detectives in the cause OF British des
Considerable umbrage is felt among the Fenan circles at
The action o. the Hsa h states oCs I hey so not com
slider accordance with laws Of Canadian neutrality rs pre-
served during the late Rebellion.
Col Michael W Burns formerly the Excelsior Brigade
forward In defense of FeDansm and calls upon
his old comrades enlist in en- organization to be known
meeting viii be held this evening behafof Irish liberty
The Ell Hon. Mr. wEsey Of West virginia the Hon Tunis
Bergen Of Brooklyn aud Judge Turner othe supreme Court
BROOKLYN.
The excitement among the Fenan Brotherhood in all parts
City Brooklyn for the three days has been
s re 60 m o sn pos been
less identified with the movement seemed 70 nave
abandoned all meaner concerns and turned tne aehon "
Yesterday afternoon private meeting Of nearly 800 Fenisns
held the City Hall at which resolutions declaring
their intention sustain the at the front were adopted
great unanmy and enthusiasm. There 30 circles IN
largely attended and are as and enth
slasc behalf Of the large public meeting Of the
which addresses made by H. +. Gallagher Thomas
Gregory and Others The speakers urged their hearers 70
rush aid of the at the front and good many ex
pressed Of doing II understood and In
deed made Of among the members Of the fraternity
that men, well provided for viii leave Brooklyn to-day TO
be speedily followed by /, 900 more. ODD ~
wILLIAMsBURGH
Fenan movements very active in the Eastern District
yesterday. Tie Emmett Circle meeting in Masonic Hall
Grand st. recruited company Of 20 young men, who WIZ
leave Canadian frontier to-day under Capt Patrick
Collins The Grattan Circle DR. Murphy Center also re-
crued 40 young men, who will leave to-day under Capt
George f. Smonds Last night meeting OF the Grattan
Circle held at Temper Hail. corner Of Grand ana
Seyepthss Dr. Murphy occupied the chair and Mr.: Hugh
Shelley acted Secretary After some remarks 6y the
Center Mr. John Gallagher delivered stirring address
In the which he said that the Americans had many
avenge the honor Of great country was ntrused
TO them betrayed their trust He also referred
to Mr. Cark resolution Congress which drew out hun
Of applause. Mr.. Gallagher followed by William
Brown csa late Of the Irish Republic Circle oMahony
Institution the ptferm was hailed with
cheers He said he gave In his adhesion to the
after mature debeatiop Other speakers
followed bonds considerable amount were sold and the
audience dispersed assemble again at the
meeting OF Washington BALL on Friday evening.