New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-04
TALK OF TIE R0SSA CONSULTATIONS.
MUrrEGINGs OF TERRIBLE DEEDS ABOUT TO b
DONE.

MUTTEGINGS OF TERRIBLE DEEDS ABOUT TO BE
DONE.
Patrick joyce, secretary OF tic Fenian Broth
erhood expressed his and ODonovGn Ros5as senii-
ments freely yesterday afternoon concerning the cable
dispatches announcing that letters had beer found
Fratherstone the American who had been arrested with
OHerhy, showing him TO he in direct connection with
O'Donovan Rosa ana the Brotherhood.
"We don't write letters to friends in Ireland. We
know perfectly well that all letters from this side 10 Ire
land are opened by the English Government. II NC
did write letters wouldn't sign orr names. Any man
that would sign his name to letter giving directions
how TO use explosives would be fool. Our friends in
Cork know as much about The nature of dynamite as We
do and It sat necessary give them directions how TO
use it, wh9t is more don't know the men who have
been arrested. They not our agents II they had
any letters about them they were written In Paris ana
Berlin. l tell you all Europe Is honcy-conlbed with
secret societies Just and they have agents as well
These men are probably connected win the so
ciasts OF the continent"
Do yOr not hold communication with Your Trends IN
Ireland ;"
"Yes We do; but we have other ways OF communicai-
ing than through the Post-O Office Our system Is little
more perfect and ittr secret than that. Any
can see that II did write we could write In terms
that no one but friends could understand We don't
talk of things by their In such harmless
little letter about the state OF the crops or rlcndy IN
auiry after the pigs and the potatoes would DO all we
alleged have been found fcathcrstODc at ALL his
eIters are forgeres and very had at that. The
police have been clumsy 10 make the story pro
babe."
THE CZAR TIlREA iENED.
Captain Murphy Joined in the conversation and said
that he believed that fine things were going TO
take place presently cable dispatch, he said, had
been received from Mezzerof and in four days that
gentleman would he in Moscow What he was going 10
do there lie left outsiders udgc but that II would De
something very fine and noteworthy need doubt.
Mezzero1 WAS not afraid 10 be In Moscow He bad been
there before and knew just how To x things lie knew
the people and their ways and the police cOu int lay
hand on him. .
Did Won see said Joyce the reporter pass
ing out did that our paper OF March 81 con
taiuug the proclamation OF against England had
been seized IN Ireland Well they seize H. 1t shows
how scared they Bu, war II r., he muttcred
frowning darky Is and 1t Is we who wagipg
II. .,, ---
Rossas office here clustered round the eakcr hc
tipled Oinnously: We know our business, we know
the risks Ne run, but know. too what II Ia
striving for. ireland suffers but have found the
remedy. We Will not shrink nor cry hold w till the
English rule s driven out OF the land ODOnOyans
way may he denounced. bat II - the true way and
pe0pe are beginning to it, Let them set their exper
tmenters to work TO nd ont how make weapon-
They will he made for all that. And should ODonOyan
Rossa fall in the holy there hundred men
willing and anxious 10 take his place.