The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-27
me FEnEAN EXCITEMENT.

Arrival OF the Eseaped Captain O'Brlen
In Paris-A letter rroSn Htm-Ezts Re-
6eetions Upon MtntsGer Adams.
Our English and Irisn papers. by the Persia,
are fun Of the details OF the Fenian excitement
SrOwing out of the tthenl prospective execution
q the Manchester men The Manchester Guar
"'.sI SThe S convicts are daily attended BY Roman
"a snS,Isl consoaon mat Ia offered 70 them with
readiness and grsInas ont tne 70 c0nnuSs s & OF more ore
rceson that the extreme penalty OF the law Will not
bs carried Ss Ga Gsa.Onsd aSs %Sp the a prison has
doubled since the men wers SS GO "hen me we
vict Larkn had long interview Win MN l, yester.
day. The youngest child Is not more thAn ionr years
Oi"s'' Letter from Captain O'RrIen.
10 me Editor of1e Irtst,noH,
PAR1s NOV il.-Mr Edltor;-Permit me 10 trespass
pathiEers in ireland aud America my safe arrival in
Paris SITTER yesy I s cs %
uon with my imprisonment of nature TO lead me to
ssStSsed on the 18th Of last February in the city Of
Cashei and because did not choose TO tell my prl-
dismal CELL where left 70 lie for eleven days.
Eoarms no paper crlmina OF even suspicious
but oficals; how welcome visits were leave you
70 orse Or guile or 6TeS to say something which would
criminsie somebody or perhaps MYSELF but, thank
undated. warrant from Dublin relieved me from
nsS SnS Under onme e a
February During my stay there received several
touching
ihs Governor, Deputy Governor, and their families
Poor sOnlsl their hears must must. have bled at
some day ! iTus. 1t snail be n mine to show
erin of having lived in America: I was walked
Iound for visitors Ike pleoaio horse was iatro-
T%e %S S By %
ushered IN by the Hon. ]. NJ. French, r NJ. Myself
! was on the right flank. That" said the a agis.
trate, pointing 70 me Is Osborne at the end OF the
rank" His worship then came 70 me and addressed
you can tell me that 1 would not wish my com
Tades here present to know" He gave sbashed
smile, and shortly after ereint his worship and
an inform alton against me, every word of
which was false. He / attended Fenan
meetings In Carrickon-Sulr and in Co9mel In Janu-
ary, ls66. On my honor as soldier and gentleman,
have not been in Carrick- since 1882 and SO
far from having been In the county TtpperaTy at all
IN January, 1866, was living quietly In the city IN
nine political prisoners were paIaded before him. He
said he knew seven OF the nine. IF you know u.s.
find a name for you all d--n soon.n was his answer
He singled me out as a prominent Fenp, n nd avvora
lying information against ne refreshinp his
memory occasionally from ,ao leading 6nestohs mt
20 him by the magtt.iute saw nnV case was hone.
leSs aho .gok MY resolution accordingly. The reso-
sution, with the help of Providence, couple of
without. carried into effect the morning OF the
18th ofSeptembeT 1867, On the WHOLE consider that
the aforementioned auxiiaries are more reliable in
quent 10 my escape noticed q statement that had
been member OF the police force. beg to decline
Ihe honor. The uniform of the royal Irish is not OF
the peculiar tint of green 1 admire The only fag
ever served under, the flag 20 which swore aIleRl.
apce, and for which freely risked my lie is the
other Gag for which am ever ready oer the same
sacrifices. Enough TO say 1t Is not the Union Jack
'-e A''- ~ ~" LA1IRENCE O'BRTE RgIsSn
Late Captain 9Th Conn. Vols. u. s. A.