New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
manufacturing towns particularly where the Irish ee
ment is strong.
THE EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY.


The feeling among Fenians in this city in regard TO
the news from Ireland at its hight The desire TO
learn the true State OF affairs in the Green Isle is still un
abated and the excitement is fully feverh as 1t was
during the Rebellion There is vast field for eonjec-
ture as TO facts and very little faith is manifested in
the Cable dispatches is believed that rigid censor
ship enforced all dispatches rayersiDg the wires
The headquarters in Chatham-st wero crowded
all yesterday with eager Fenians IN IN quest 90, OF
day, comprising many distinguished soldiers who had
service during the war for the Unlon ana oereu
son left the city for Washington Saturday morning to
urge upon the American Government and Congress
different my saidto be holding unnter
runted session for the Of out se s S
executive officer at the headquarters at present Is MT
affairs during the absence Of Gen Geeson. An the Irish
civic societies 10 participate i'll the grand deonstr
WsdnesdaS GS %Sn evening T DC favOr Of irish freedom
Earnest efforts are also being made made & TO no on mwsy
Patcks day. and instead 1t is expected that te money
Tor 10 M q FSSa &e % Pe toT aSd The
Irish merchants are also about to ut out prlateer or
open air demonstration on "Wednesday evening number
Of distinguished gentlemen win speak AT meeting ct
held yesterday afternoon, at the Apollo Rooms, q
committee Of rG Was ask n SSsH 10 and Ts so
operation in the work now going on IN Ireland IL was also
resolved to have the same Committee wat upon the gem
in this city during the rebellion Of 1913 to ask their advice
they received Information from the Secretary OF Civil
Affairs Mr. d. O'sullivan. that Col Roberts absent
however that he believed that Col Roberts disposed
to aid the movement in Ireland by every means IN his
turn make known to the Committee his purpose aud re-
solve in the matter.
AZ the Convention OF Father Mathew T. A. b. Societies
held nj Military Hall, No. la3 Bowery. yeS rday after
noon committee from the Circles of the FcIian Brother
hood received The Committee invited the
Union square on "Wednesday evening The Convention
instructed the Delegates 70 report: ,, e..,o,,.
No held last evening in their hail. corner OF seeondNe
anna paads on e H @ of MarSS 6s peed and
the money devoted for that purpose be given to the cause
- MEETING At no. 1913 BowERY
An enthusiastic meeting Of the IIish avengers Circle
ing at Military Hall. No. 1913 Bowery at which Center
Martin G. Maboney presided. stirring appeals were ia"de
assist their brethren now in arms in Ireland AOout so
was contributed before the meeting adjourned.
MEETING II sIxTn-AvE. -.,.,
Metropolitan Hall. NO. v sxth,ave. was crowded on
Fenianisn. Mr.. John Brady the Center q the James
Cody Circle called the meeting 10 order and in an effect
S sSsf a eSafdd ana d dr the i' iS M
Arthur Delaney then addressed the meeting aud spoke
eTS S%g9 tS S rise Mr. T. GSnaS Of
asserted that the green flag OF Ireland w9oa eve pe
cuson Of Mr. Cronan's remarks subscription was taken
up and about $50 collected Many Of the contributors
ladies.
AN ArPEAL TO TIE IRISH PEOPLE OF AMERICA;
~ March 10, 1867. !
FFIIOW-C -COUNTRYMES AND BROTHERS ~ TIE CAtsE'
The time has arrived shHen hoad be ard doug
Internal usons arising fegrnee ~ opinion vial POINTS
the confidence Of ptope bu
sounded; brothers "a the tch uhte
Shall remain divided ard net sup"rt he
think Of the haze made 81 ih' pf"hs
soldiers without Of the misery sh
Wretchedness which brothers suSicd thk
Of the gory which attend prompt aD desire
disgrace of defeat the result OF our na
duty frc"mtn cttets OF 's ne
public blessings Of freedom extend sympathy ana
appo ever oppressed naonsty but PaTuIg to our srLe
their hberyfr that which o has ven ats To m
themselves The blow ues ne Si, ~ AZ
which for 200 has ho.e .e "', te
land Ike gathering storm has burst upon The naion We . Ah""
Wv and enemies l Their opIo,uou
Fellow Ceanrymeb appeal TO you 70 the name o. nsu ana
appeal by the blood o Emmett trh friai "
forward and DO duty in this " ing hour our eh \. Sg
spend ssc6ee thousands i ' ." shed ofI'bu
Of uljug eIrpae VII yea remain de 'Itf
The fsdI They siu the last drop ~
defense Of their h0mesihe homes o forefAtht
soppy with place them equal footing With
ReIlember be who shrk his duty be ~ho h aoa
s hour and guilty Of s blood
AL Differences a,dc set All leaders aside
IrrAnds freedom BE uHite for IN Union there
and concord characteIe acoLs anil Nb
will efforts Then VII lreanh
and nderepden her among the nations ~ te ea
their voices 90 esyeu and thank Io me-
have lad of their csIi read where tratt rules
eId here mar il ts free God intended lin 70 be.
ASTHOSI a. GRIHIN {. ]. b. 4