The New York herald., 1867-03-10

and Naval voiunfeers-The Exchequer Be
ing R~plenished-GeneraIO Order No. from
the Army of Liberation, SC.
The excitement consequent on the receipt Of the
Fenian news from Ireland continued without abatement
Yesterday and from an early hour In the morning 10
late at night Chatham headquarters was crowded
both in the Office the sairways, and on the streets
outside and the police detailed specially for the pur
pose, kept constantly busy keeping open passage
through the dense throng OF for foot passenger
The news from Ireland as the day before. was, OF
course the all absorbing topic Of conversation and the
desire TO aid the mon In the field universal and
Hundreds OF able bodied men, many OF them
veterans OF the late war; offered themselves to the
cause, but account Of the present lowness OF
the funds their could not be accepted the
exchequer being unable 70 pay expenses across the
ocean. STILL II matteB progress as satisfactorily
position 10 aford material aid to the insurgents who
are undoubtedly In need OF such TO insure their
Subscriptions were pouring In constantly from all
quarters and the very poorest sent their mite.
Twelve workmen In iron foundry up town warded
by the hands OF their foreman 500 In geenbacks Tho
employees OF another establishment added $500 to the
fund Other workshops and factories sent their COL
lections in proporton and individual subscriptions
either being ieceyed or promised up to very late hour
In the evening. The officials at headquarters
think that the Irish societies Of this city would be show
ing better national spirit by devotng to the and
aid Of the patriots the moneys which much neces-
sarilv laid should they carry out the intention
of having grand procession turnout ST. Patrcks
day. Prvaeers spoken Of and ardently wished for
and seve' nj dashing looking seamen made inquiries
the subject yesterday, resolved to "man the boats
should they set out Many Of them Irish, but the
greater number evidently Americans, anxious to
aid the OF liberty as we'll as to have
for the injury done American during the late
war by English cruisers meeting OF centres and dele
gates will be held to-day and several others will take
place during the week. which. 1t Is hoped, viii have the
effect OF stirring up the Irish In this country
the blow has been struck at "home."
The fact the insurgents being able keep the field
for over five days in spite Of British power encourages
the brotherhood and sympaibizers here believe that
matters look worse for the English side OF the fight than
the dispatches would have them believe; but
that while the cable dispatches from Ireland the
least beautifully mysterious and written with an
express design 70 shape the mind Of the American people
to the condition Of CHAIRS the battle fields OF Ire
land in favor Of the government little matters leak out
once in while which tell different story from that
PROMULGATED by the English cable and which go show
that the race not always with the swift nor the bat
that for nearly three weeks previous to the ar.
rival OF the last steamer not one word OF Irish
news flashed through the cable, although 1t was
well known that rising took place In the county OF
Kerry The 18th Of last month II is asserted by we'll
informed Tenans here that reliance should be placed
troll Of both ends ot and viii not allow single word to
pass that would favor the the insurgents no
ter how successful or victorious l. is also given
reason why faith should be placed In cable dispatches
that nearly all that have been received here either
dated from London Liverpool while the OF
within "a stones throw OF vaentla, the point from
which the cable STARTS and whence IL is natural to
pect the most positive II Is also asserted that
even these colored dispatches would come did
the know that the state OF affairs in Ireland
could not be longer concealed. persons arriving out
would bring the news and inform the people here how
matters stood in Ireland at and before their depqa
The following copy Of general Qrdarr which has
been promulgated for the gud9pnS OF oIc rs OF the
Army Of Liberation, which accounts for the acknow
edged absence q wlnn acts on the part Of the army
OF the people, y will speak for ITSELF -
GENERAL ORDER NO. s.
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Resolved That the commapder shall guards
they nd lettering and delaying 1ome or
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% order, M MI that q % % giving s. Be as.
lettering and delaying home when brought IN BY the
OF oapa
Reso,Ssa ISs. al oSicsrs shall Immediately repair 70
their Respective quarters and remain with their different
unless author 70 quit By written from the Com
oas.a 0I shah be kent in III.
the disrsnt armies with orders to shoo. Iii psrsons who
ors. sA. be stsn Docs q y ii ocsrs % % fa
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Meeting Of Irish Aaerican Omcers.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Irish American
officers who served with distinction late var was
held at the Masonic Hall last night for the purpose Of
hnlr -hr
nghting for freedom and republicanism In Ireland.
Colonel Burke was chosen chairman, and Captain
Gossou secretary. The chairman IN q brief speech
stated that the object Of the meeting to devise
TO help BY material aid the mon In the gapat Dunioe
and the Devils Bit A committee was appointed TO
certain the regiments TO which the officers present
belonged and guard against the introduction OF those
were not 70 %
favorably. long debate ensucd, resulting in motion
by Captain Flynn. seconded by John Warren that a
committee Of i've be appointed 10 confer with the civil
branch OF both wings Of the organization relative the
important issue in Ireland series Of motions and
meeting adjourned subject the call OF ths committee
The meeting husiasc and embraced some Of the
best fighting material in the country II possesses an
imporani influence that all parties represented,
and II was purely patriotic Irish American movement
recognizing particular party, but endorsing the brave
soldiers in the field. s4
The Fenians In Brssklyn.
The stirring news from ireland has had the effect Of
bringing lie two Fenian factions in Williamsburg TO .
desire for unity Last night the influential Of both
factions held meeting to devise plan for future har
monous action, but the result OF their deliberations did
not transpirc Several meetings OF circles also
held at which both Roberts and Stephens met and
fratsrnized and general desire TO bury the factona
hatchet was manifested.
CONDITION or FOURTH AVENUE.
Legislative Action in Consequence OF late
Accidents-Thc Condition or the Railroad
Cut. &c.
The condition Of Fourth avenue, from sevsnty-nmth
to Ninety seventh street. has grown bad detrmen
tai the interests Of property holders in the section
named, and ia,ery dangerous TO pedestrians and al