The New York herald., 1867-03-09
THE FEHIAN PlsM or ACTION.

John Mitchell Said tosbe In Direction.
The following singular document appeared in tho
Dublin Frecnans Journal OF February % addressed to
the edilo1 Of that paper:-
As tho Chester panic and the Kerry sing' are at an
end and the public confidence Is again happily restored
permit me- to gtvo you s0me account OF the future
Fenan programme This should have done last week.
but fearing that the then state Of tho public mind would
prevent you from giving credence tho statement,
delayed IT, knowing we'll that few days would
the public that Fenisansm s not at present. very danger
Whom IL discovered In New York that Stephe
failed to keep hts promise OF commencing fight at the
close Of last year, the fury Of the American Fenans
stages Of disappointmentl he would not be now in
France TO give trouble to the government The
groandless Ho il N Paris and has already sent for
his wife TO Join him therc. where he intends apply
hinscf TO- literary pcssuits for tho future, being
somewhat in the condition OF Othello, far as
Fenanism Is concerned When his detection dis.
covered by Colonel Reilly and others, 3eonvention Of
formally deposed, and General Geeson put his place.
pro tew, until the views Of John Mitchell could be
oreanization should be kept up In Amersa, but that
nothing should be further done n Ireland owing to the
watchuness Of tho aashoraes Mitchell arsnsd that IL
would b. madness TO keep up the organization In Ire
war with some OF the great Powers which event, he
thinks, cannot be long dssayed He advises te cons0
daton OF The two branches IN America the aocuDaation
ton and that orders should b sent TO Ireland suspend
operations untila moro favorable time These views
presented at adjouTnedlmoetng Of tho
tion above alluded 70. and unanimously adopted
Michel also conesnied 70 be future chief Of The Ee
mans on both sides OF the Atlantic This agreement
notified by the convention, and . messenger dss-
patched Immediately TO ireland with the FoTtu-
natey that messenger arrived In tho nick Of time 10
stop foray contemplated by ths violent Fenians
here Orders were Immediately dispatched TO- ell parts
OF the country 70 prevent the coaesmplaed movsmsnt
which had the effect desired. Tho southwest Of Kerry
s the only place whore the order did mot reach In time
hence the attempt at nsurroc0n there and the cause
Of the people Of other parts Joining the Kerry nsur
gena II Is not for any want Of sympathy, but 10 obe
GUS Tho order did not reach England Ischnd
hence Chester; neoA the Chester people imagine
that II the extraordinary display OF vigor by the
thoes that prevented the sa0k Of Chester Case; bat
thankful thatthe order OF John Mitchell reached
ieado just in timoso prevent ~ This being % u 70
Dundalk and other ports did not come to Ireland 70
reached them before they left Engand All Americans
in Ireland, England and Scotland havo boon ordered
back a once and most Of thsm have already ieft Al
would have done 90 but for the want Of meana Tho
INDECENT have applied 70 Mr. Adams and the vass
Gus American Consuis q our ports for transportation
homo 80 the police and de(eotives ma0 relax their
vigilance and Lord Derby iet Tho hsbeas corpus be
stored.
Mitchell and the chances OF was hesween England and
tho United States FrApoeand it 10 - - hoped that
Ireland may improve In tho interim thaa chanke of
rulers may be necessary. Without, however justice
being fairly done 70 ireland Serong hostile element
win always exist United 61ates ready 70 take any
The above hava obtained from Ne hitchels messen-
ger who 10 an old friend and schooalow and who has
returned BY the Liverpool steamer on Saturday Your
obedlent ssrvanE, A FENIAN.