The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-23
THE RELEASED FENIANS.
The Irish Eaiies Now In New York and Th Ose
ENpecLed by tue SLenuler RussIn.

The n. Y. Post of Saturday says:-
Throughout this morning numerous persons
interested in the cause of Ireland, and many
who were impeled by simple curiosity, have
called at Sweepy's Hotel. Among them were
William r. Roberts, Registrar Connolly and
Horace Greeley.
O'Donovan Rosa and his companions have
kept themselves, as far as possible, aloof during
the day, assigning as reason important private
business.
THE LIST OF MARTYRS.
The released Fenians now in this city are J.
ODonovan Rosa, John Dewey, Henry Mullady,
Charles Underwood, O'Connell, and John
Mcclure. The Others enumerated below are on
board the Russia, which is due on Wednesday
next, or are coming from Australia
l. Thomas f. Burke, sentence, death; COM
muted to penal servitude for life,
q John McCafferty, death; commuted to penal
servitude for life.
8. John Mcclure DEATH commuted to penal
servtude for life.
4. Edward O'Meagher Condor, alias "Shore,"
death; ccmmuted to penal servtude for life.
8. Patrick Melody death; commuted to penal
servitude for life.
6. jeremiah O'Donovan (Rossa), penal servi-
tude for life.
Z. Thomas Clarke Luby, twenty years penal
seryitude.
$. John OLeary, twenty years penal servi-
tude.
o. Michael Shelley, twenty years penal SER
y!gude.
10. John Dewey, fifteen years penal servi-
H. William G. Halpin, fifteen years penal
servitude.
12 John Francis Kearney, fifteen years penal
serVitude.
13. Edward Power, fifteen years penal SER
vitude.
IA. Patrick Walsh fifteen years penal servi-
tude.
Is. Patrick Lennon, fifteen years penal SER
yitude.
16. Richard O's. Burke, fifteen years penal
servitude.
II. William Mackey Qomosney), twelve
years penal servitude.
18. Bryan Dillon, ten years penal servitude.
10. Charles Underwood O'Connell, ten years
penal servitude.
20. Denis Bowling Mulcahy ten years penal
servitade.
2l: William f. Roantree, ten years penal
servitude.
90. George Brown, ten years penal servitude
%. Edmund St. Clair, ten years penal serVi-
tude.
"a. Mortimer Moriarty, ten years penal servi-
tude.
25. Peter Mohan, ten years penal servtude
26. John Murphy ("Pagau O'Leary"), seven
years penal seryitude.
81. Patrick Doran, seven years penal servi-
tude.
2S Henry Shaw seven years penal servitude.
20 Martin Hanley Carey, five years penal
servtude
80 John Branuon, five years penal servitude.
81 Thomas Scatley, five years penal servi-
SO. Timothy Featherstone, five years penal
servitude.
89. William Murphy, five years penal servi-
tuce.
"a. Charles Moorhouse, five years penal SER
yitude.
80. John Carroll, five years penal servitude.
SO. Daniel Redden, five years penal servitude.
81. James Anderson (Lane), five years penal
servitude.
3S. Patrick Ryan, five years.
ImporIant Notice.
10 The following manifesto has been issued by
Mr.. John Savage, the chief Executive of the
Fenian Brotherhood
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, New YORK, Jan. %, 1871
TO the Members Of the United Fenian Bro
thefhood:-A grand convention will be called
as soon after the arrival of the released and
banished Fepian prisoners as is convenient, tC
which the members of the organizations indi
Gated above will be invited to send delegates
The object of holding this convention is tC
place before the released Fenian representatives
the progress of events during their confinement
and to take such measures, with their co-opera
tion, as may be deemed wise to effect complete
unity of action among all friends of Ireland
and to direct the thought the endeaYors and re
sources of all into the same channel.
JOIN SAVAGE,
Chief Executive Fenian Brotherhood.