New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
THE FENIAN EXILES.

ARRIVAL OF THE RUSSIA WITH COL. BURKE AND
EIGHT OTHERS - INFORMAL RECEPTION -
sPsBcHEs-THE TAMMANY DEMONSTRATION.
After the failure on Thursday morning OF
Che Tmmany scheme Of reception in the haroor the IN
regarding the coming of the released fcnans cen
tered around the City Hall, where the flag was 10 "en
she arrival Of the exilee The ice continued W pooA
ND the harbor 90 such extent ~ w iouo'
another voyage TO the lower bay extremely
Tue Gag was shown from the city Hall aoo". i1Sos
Aay, and was the signal for general rus" :" reA""
.,h,.o- =, ,,o Sor,,andtst Ferry. The ferry house
an th,s side q, the river was literally hemmed
m the street was hleckadeo, anu o"0ii v."'
carried over a packed cargo Oh P"sso"so'S Inv
Ru.sia steamed slowly up 70 'ne uooR' Where
,sv,onor ueunessy, Capt John Lynch, Alder.
- g~a,v Can.ain william s. O'Brien; delegation
,u the Council Of the Fenian brotherhood, consisting
a, John SAVAGE John 0Mahcny, A. A. Grimm, Joseph
PAM p ] Morrison p. II. Ford John Barry ana +. F.
uman and delegation from the Wolf Tone Circle As
en-, pss swung into the dock, the delegates from the
t Tue Circle jumped aboard from the end of the piers
.,,s3 Co Thomas F. Burke, and carried him bodily to
en- cabin Here John Kerr in hehah Of the Committee
read the following address Of weicome
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At the conclusion Of the address Col Burke. with
much emotion, said: CD - ..-. .. . I'LL.
BROTHERS OF THE WOLF TONE CIRCLE: could not
wish for more hattering opportunity to reply TO your
address, which welcomes me in 50 hearty q manner,
coming il does from old associates recognizes the great
tsSetSsr With those with me- to Stake ali in the cause Of
beloved Ireland. All of interests and beloved
whom love In TINS world. Come around me are driven
from their homes this act Of exile by the most perd
oas Government the face of the globe They sent
ssoard this ship guard, and prohibited from
saying farewell TO those IN whom their aneetons
denied the favor OF visiting the bedside OF
shns Sf Se% dn wen SaRe FELT
DAY after day. month after month"; year after year.
20 bear the insults Of brutal jailors, until health and
yigor Of body have been taxed 70 the utmost This we
have endured but they could not eradicate our
ing love foi Ireland and undyng hatred OF England
The address wa, followed by cheering long and loud,
after which Col William r. Roberts came forward and
Aaid: ~
Col BuRKE AND GENTLEMEN LATELY RELEASED FROM
BRITISH DUkGEoYs On behalf Of the Tammany 6ocetyl
deputed in the absence of our chairman TO welcome
you the shores Of America also on behalf OF te
51Iy OF New York and Irish Societies. ~ greet you
cordially We rejoice at release, and nope mat you
At ms poi5t o'DonoSsn Rosa came into the cabin
and hearty greeting followed The nine e6les
R IA ESss'd F William Col Rasatrse
Patrick Lennon ana GsG Tssa s 81 Clair Mere them
escorted to carriages awaiting them on the wharf,
aud they proceeded across the ver " Sweeney
rash of visitors requiring guard at the foot OF the
stairs TO restrain their lmpetuoslty' AZ Lhe usi'oIs
were checked at the foot OF e sse s s.ha,s,
ton. Among the visitors were delegations from the
order of United ITishmen and the knghs Oh 90 T
Burke stated, in reply TO question, that All tue Feinah
prisoners who are 10 come have nov iet i n
parchment about q inches long by is inches IN wldb
and 10 II lie attached wa1en SEAL about x inches Ill
The arrangements for the contemplated public demon
stration had not been dennltey setued as, eVennS ~
axed for Monday OF Tuesday evening, controller
Richard b. Connolly is sad to be the CUSTODIAN OF apout
seo0D 80 be- divided among the eIies. the money was
Dy volunteer subscription, and principally through
the zeal VI Rcbard oGorrnan himself an exile OF A.