The New York herald., 1867-03-21
the FENIAns IN NEW YORK.

stagnaton has evidently overtaken the Fenisn meve.
ment The great rebellion in Ireland is believed be
nj end. and much bitterness of expression is in.
dulged in as the psry and aborse effort made
the freedom OF the old sod crowd might be observed
yesterday front OF the central Office absorbed tn the
discussion Of the Fenian nasco Some held that the
news false and others contcnded that II truc
II was but preliminary movement which the order Of
bc regiousy observed But many held the
opinion that the sen In the gap got tired OF the po-
son and were only TOO anxions 10 nnd opportunity
OF recruiting their cxhausted anatomy by vigorous
erciscs in pedestrianism among the mountainous dis
tricta
The prsvaflng impression throughout the city that
the entire movement has been most dsgraceful fall
but an OF positive cowardoo which IL has
heretofore been customary TO attribute 70 the Irish
nosxsExTs or rHx ROBERTS PANTY
The Fenians who mediate descent Canada are
now the only party left who receive any attention
support from Irish element In this city. The inva-
Of the country north OF the border has suddenly
become the chief toric OF discussion 10 would
II the Fenans are determined 10 wipe the disgrace
attending their miserable movement in Ireland by
terrific onslaught the unoending Canucks Last
ing an enthusiastic meeting of the Roberts men WIS
held At the OF Eevenh street and Frst avenue
chiefly for tho object OF promoting spirit Of nnon be-
the members OF the dcfunct stephens party and
Mr. OFLYSx occupied the chair and made a very stir
ring haranguc 20 t9e audience Mr. Gibbons, Of Phls-
delplia, spoke al considerable lengtn and in such
strain Of carneginess 10 revelation OF ssnfi
rnent amonq those uho 10 scof but remained
pray for enrolment
Tue session a the senate met in the forenoon OF
YESTERDAY The subject OF aaiating with the Stephens
party up for discussion bit was finally tabled
Coonei Roberts appeared before the Senate ct two
O'Clock bearing communication from General Glccson,
beseeclng union OF the two parties. No action will be
taken the document till to-day.
There little prospect OF ahliafion betweeB the
two sections OF the brotherhood. The Stephens men.
however ii n generally thought will very wheel
into line under the leadership OF Roberts.
RRooKLyH.
meeting under the auspices OF the "Cahr O Doherty
Circle held last evening al the hall NO 800 Fulton
street. There quite numerous attendance OF those
sympathy with the cause, and considerable enthus
asm prevailed Mr.. John Kerr, the Centre OF the
Circle occupied the chair and s about eigh: O'Clock
called the meeting 10 order, at the time making
few remarks in reference 10 the movement, which
elected applause from his audience
Mr. A. n CosTnLo, Of New York, then intro
duced and spoke at considerable length. In the
Of bis remarks he told oee present not to think that the
movement In Ireland lasco n they did not hear OF
great Fenan victories He appealed to them to
render whatever assistance they could 10 the
who were nehtng; and although there had been
they he meetnE) need not suppose that what they
tributsd would 60 likewise. They had ~ sms''
af Headquarters, but sound Irishmcn, who would do
well by them and " the Fenan revolution could not be
made glorious success thsn let be glorious defeat
Mr.. Costsilo's remarks were frequently applauded.
addressed the meeting in encouraging terms He called
upon them for their assistance In the work Of Icand
regeneration and at the conclusion Of his remarks the
meeting responded In somewhat substantial manner
BY sundry contributions Of money Several mem.
Dsrs Joined the Circle. Altar which tho meeting ad.