The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1866, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1800, THE FENIANS. Monster Meeting at Jones’ Wood Yesterday. continent, ‘but from all paris of the world, all those true republicans would have sym- path zed with os, would have rallied round us and sup- ported us, instead of which they held aloof looking on at us with contempt or ridicule. We had realized three great triumphs ip . any one of which would bo regarded a3 ‘intellectual revolution; we had ed in Irel we bad made of the Irish people a republican people, and we had taught the peoplo to distinguish between two-fold character of their clerzy, (Ihe crowd here presved firmly against tho 4, when the speaker aivised them to move away 4 not orush the stand. He also made a side remark, ‘There is no use of trying to speak here.) I say that three great pointa tad been eTpcted tn Ireland, and that if it ‘donly be believed by the republicans of this continent and all the world that we had actoally achieved there threo things, we should bave sympathy and support beyond a doubt, or they have proved themselves to bo recreant to thoir princi. ples. The three thugs were: first, I aid we bad created anarmy out of a people unused to arms, in a country where there had been no army since the volunteers wont down in 1782. We raised an army, organized an army, trained it, and the training and disciplining of that army, of a portion of thut army, at least, was equal to that of y army I know of. (Applause, voices, “bear!"’ hear !") There were 50,000 of :hese men thoronghiv trained, and of the men in our ranks 200,000 men and more obeyed their officers ot eanliatey, as any men in any army on the earth, This is a well-known fact to all who were in our confidence in Ireland. (Votces, + hear!’ ‘hear!") Itia not known to anybody who was in our confidencs, And for any man in Ireland, to say nothing of America to preenme to go to Iretand, and preaume to walk through Ireland, and travel through Irelan‘, takiag notes of our organization, and then wr ting about it, ts a piece of folly, of presumptuous folly only to berexproted from a lunatic in a very bad state indeed. (Voices, “hear!” “hear! laughter and applause.) To think that a journal in New York, should send a reporter to Trejand, and that that reporter could learn anything about our orranization {9 to be made or to pretend to be mado a dupe, in order that he might dupe Othor people, It 1s not possible for any man or number of men, not even the men from our own ranks in Ane- rica to go to Ireland and learn the aecret workings of our movement without proper credentials, and those creden- tials could be given by nove but myself or my deputy. (Applause,) We had this organized army tn Ireiaad last year, and that one point would have secured us, if known, the apeepathy of every etruggiing gone oo the world and of every lover of freedom. But we had done more than that, we had made of the Irish peo- MMe, & poople *ho had been pronounced the most mon- archical and armtocratic in Europe, a republican people, There was nothing to be done for Iretand withou! an army. (A voice, © Chat’s 8o!") But we wanted some- thing elee besides thiain Ireland. We wanted a repub- Hic in order that the people of Ireland should become their own Inadholders, We wanted to get rid of the curse of Eng)i#b lacdiordism—a curso that has weighed heavior on tho jlo of Ireland than all the other laws of England. (Applause,) We wanted to get rid of tho abominable agrarian law, so tnat the tiller of the 20.1 should 6 bis own landiord, and that there should be no man between the tiiler of the soil and tire state and country, I declare te you here to-dav, without any doubt whatever, that the Doopte would prouonnce atno out of every ten for @ republic, without any doubt (Prolonged choermg and applause.) This waa the aecond point gained by us. And if this point had been known here in America—if this bad been known I axk—iow could the true republicans of this country bring them. selves to write of us or think of us as they did write and think about us in Ireland, or how could they bring thom- selves to encourage the poor Iittle flibustering meve- ments here North and South, and allowed this organiza- tion to have been broken up at the very (ime when wo were in our power, when Ireiand was tn our hands, and the entre Eugliisa power lay tn the bands of the Irish people, as ti a ee in my hand? (Greatapp'ause.) When wo could have taken that Engiieh army a» surely as.I live, in ten days, About Fifty Thousand Irish. men in Council. dames Stephens’ Last Address. in This Country, @e Says the Fight in Ireland is to Commence Bofore tho Ist of January, 1867, Wxciting Scene with a Reputed Buglish Spy. & Mod in Empryo—Several Per- sens Injured. FENIAN MOVEMENTS ELSEWHERE. ko. &e. &o, ‘The one who, having watched the progress of Fenian fam from its rive to the present time, and who, being fully conversant with the internal dissensions, both before and after the futile raid upon Canada, and ite foeming languichment, had setiled in his own mind that @ cause was rapidly dying out, must have seriously re- @onaidered this opinion bad ho attended the gathering prhioh assembled yesterday at Jones’ Wood. For days Previous placards, posted conspicuously tn every portion @f the city, announced that this \ould bo the Yast occasion on which Mr. James Stephens Nwould address «the friends and adherents of fthe Fontan cause in Amorica prior to the unfolding pC the sunburst upon Irish oil, It is but natural @hat such astatemont should have attracted 2 groat gathering. The day was olear and pleasant, with au in- rrigora!tug breeze; such a day that those to whom the oc- pasion was one of interest could nor have desired it to rave boon more auspicious, Nover before in this coun- Bry bas the cause of Irish nationality drawn together a targer cencourse at one time; seidum, if ever, bar an as- gomblage gathered in this city in greater numbers on any ppocasion. From avon tho people began to move in tho Aireotion of Jones’ Wood; men, women and children; old young, for one common object. They filled the street wars, lined the sidewalks and even choked up the sov- @ral avonues of approach. By half-past ono o'clock they red in an unceasing swarm through the entrance filing in dense macees along the waike through the jrood. They gathered on the hills ia the wood, ia the gions, on the rising ground, about tho hotel and around she eevoral refreshment booths; and invested the stands whine a Ba : ‘ single English 90! on end platforms overlooking the river, where they sat been dead of onptive in our ’ (Applause) But gazing out on the smooth and evon wators as If there §wore some my-teri us element which bound them and (brought them nearer to that dear greem isle miles and we wore looklog in confidence and anbou trust over to you for assistance promised to vs, and at the very Vital momeat the promise was broken, It waa brokep because you people did not know how we ataod in Si ‘ou tatles ovxt ou the distant eon ¢ Jand. You were told that we had no 4 THR STAXD Was ws eee wo Loni pres erected in.an open spsce aroiind which, for several | OUf Eoglish onemy and th and rundrod fost, the ground was smooth end grassy. All | 9 totally different way. You were all this, and not jeround was rising groand, the sides and brow of the hill | knowig how ‘were in Ireland, genoralty believed it, You did not know that actually at that time th fo the west and north being occupied by trees, Ou the whole of Ireland was in our hands, the rome by ® gentle ascent, a large muslc | That we only wanted a fow Ut! iand and refroshment boot!s occupying ts mit; | what we had, at one ir polot, while My gradually sioped to the river, near Which | ours in ten days. (A voice, ‘Thai's en.) The other ree tbe point which we gained tu Ireland and that I consider as ‘UNDER THS TREES yi Becessury as any other—a very great t indeed !—was Feople red here and thero and ent down, engacing | to teach the 10 the distinction between apiritual: and gm gutot conversation. In the open place about the etand | temporats. ight applanec.) I hnd witnessed in '48 in ‘wore little gatherings here and there, in the mitai of | various parts of i, that when we had SS eee eee the stone, ‘jingiiog’ and | one hundred, three ing, the passing time. The large | men arouud us going from one it to anot font on the sui of the rising ground, noeer the ore pant by a clergecsam, a phe o had pag Red 1, wae thronged with young cou) and children | heard of ouwide his own parwh—s good honest @liefy, chatting and laughing pleasantly together. man, 50 doubt, but of no great mind set os politician MR, PREPHENS ABRIVis, veicos—hoar | hear!) that we hi to be me! by Shortly after two o'clock tho ory ‘There he comes," | this man and though the obiefs of Ireland were there, is hoard on every sie, and tho crowd from every sido | thia curate spoice lo the pecele ona. the people scattered hop hack that is being driven towa: ° js the S38 80 closely about it difficulty makes ita and lotus And now I say if I enter into the move ment again for Irish independosoa, it shall meut for life o death. (Apptwuse.) I must or die in that movement in one shape or other. otal. xciied gathering il quarters that it wit way (o toe steps. “Hore the door is quickly opeved, and Phe obsiof organizer, cled in a dark suit with a dark bluc @yorooat and velvet collar, and wearing a broad brimmed Hisok felt hat, leaps lightly out aad runa rapidly up the (the crowd yolting and cheering «! A Be ie usl up rtaire into a 6 the multitude grow every instant thi whi hotel. 4 THR RUSH TO THE STAND. At longth—and it is now three o’clock—* There be gomes” ig again heard, coming from those about door, The crowd exeitediy press forward, only to giv Dack ae. 16 Lop of their vate room, bout the iy body of men. (Loud applause.) And so I (hough it neceasary to have. the le taught to disunguwh Dbewween the two-tend character of their clergy. I “An conscientious Catholics you will give to your clemy all due reverence aud obedience epiriiqal matter: Tn everything connected with religion you look to yor ua of old; but In political matters you will oul! ik to him in so fur ao be \s worthy of beng looked Se (Rathustastic applause with suppressed expressions @s the bald and bare head of Mr. ns hair failing in Curis about bis shoulders, bia moat tm front and throwmback, his light blue eyes lit val.) Li he teaches the old and noble ap w Ae tere atin a pleasant | doctrine of ‘itlom to Kogllah rule, if he teaches @mile as he bows his’ head and waves his hand in nc- | you to struggle agniut Eugiish inw, if he teaches you to aie the deafening shouts that salute him. | to prepare to fight for the Kberty of your country, it with the crowd, who give way as moch ae | he teaches noble publie princypies, Chen indeed you importance to hie worde—(voloes, “Hear, hear, bore”); but if,.o the contrary, he nets himertt Up against the national froling, the national will, the Bational traditions of ovr land aud every feeling of our Seuatey and race, if he telis you to oboy this Infernal Fag law and lie down and e6 your prospects of apy ‘open spece tar, shout like road an immenae drove as oft 1 the host comes on, until, moeting those rushing berty in destroyed, then you will give no mote in froot the other # de, the creaky and sways, bot | credit Mea pie words oa they ‘dinars, {A we) it 9 constructed firmly and dons not fall. Mr. Stephens’ | And so we went on quictiy, offring uo violencs, but de is carried rather than walks up ¢ Hie first | fending theee pies, and I ean promise you now if words aro addressed to the representatives of tho press, | ono of these officers da hody of men and waa met by whom te with heartinow, as he raye, with & | one priest of fifty priests, and he shonid tall them to qo back, they would not obny him. (Appiaues) Now, what about the oigeuization nt the prevent me? Within the laat three months | have had communications frum nearly every pertsh in liviand, and | now aay that onr are ae strong os ever. Whet nas been lost by emigration and imprincainent bas bees more than made é i one surging, moving up. There are certau things in which the enemy are hers wor i RO Sonn ae Seonger Duthie weal’ points I have found and chal it nO ONO prdsent wonld of (Applause. meta, fe at work to gathering 1 fesor nm and Me shail ree, heft the Now Year daver Wanted with as fair a of Bacco Yon. All was excitement, chesriuy, sheuting, conti. | as wau ever Sewn, Keep yoor trust ta God, bat keoy Steed perked, bead to head, men and pond powder dry, (A voire—'* about Cotene: women, and young boys under, crowded almost to rudo- | Lynch t) 1 do not think they wili execute Colonel pation, The women wore allowed no more room’ to but believe that ¢) matter will thing? of great importance to 1 cen only get ng voice crowd wan murging to an , ard 4 Mr. Stephens 4 2 S ? z = s 3 3 s a Freqarntiy be obliges know Independence. (Appianse) The crowd % towards the piatform, end Mr Stepbens wae oe tent = hoop theteront teak.” ts ewough to the © he be der indepesdent * fow mipates again’ resumed, pf Oboes Bo he ae the excitement continued tn America, men's minds wore turned vortrds Canals, # defeo- von from the fanka micht be overlonked Are you now convinced that éhere @ili aot be an: bo f% cppears that the there ths year, and ala thot there will be one @aek --(roloes: land? 1 call apow you # derote ali youn ome rot died Vbat purpose, 1 ceil any tao @ morta! evemy to ddan that the who shalbafter wis ime give suy wow to thie tavaped movement for Irish imdepentuace. Irtals Fey 4 wgann ie bave jong memories | rpeak t you new fur the leet a tomblance me rye Jreiand —(cheere> and J call Manifestation of fore wpon @i troe to reeumober for ever wd ever, ng proves to mi for good and for evil, the blow woleh will ecm 4 paople and flow on account af thet oppertion (Seneath» ) I republicantem not have spoken there wird if there had been s fight courinced promised in thweountyy | beow the leadareto be ine end I ba sneore and maapable—well, I wii) nt say ang more, (A ‘be on Iriah gotl vows-—threw the ret ent of the window.) tend (Loud Re ee ee we in America—very memories sory word Apel ond every TePhat'a the talle |"")-—t0 dune; twitid the which sneil try to binder foot, bol ggg I, oF to aia ts ica @ demonstration, om pA w any ** ma nt’) There are two bun thesend men im trufars! who want (0 figut wore do, aod they are ne breve as vow ere, I weste : ! ¢ , i Mr. Stephons again stopped forward and sald: Thoreare | Moi"bon by @ Colonial gourt of Canada on Special reasons why no gentleman ‘thal spank nere to. | the chav® Of complicity ena | mane Be day except myself. You have confidence enoazh in me | lat» attack on Fort Brie. * see Ha Aa to know that when I tell you I havea reason it tsa good | 160 expressed (that commun ot or one, (Loud pee ‘aud a vuive “imay | pected to procure wit2"t delay for the use or !0'# De- YOur Courage Lever fait |!") partment a copy of the record oF the trial and eonvicw~o of Lyach and MeMahon, and also of ali further trials and convictions of & similar character which shail take place in Canada, with the least possible delay a ter thelr tor- muvation, Lam, sit, your obedient servant, WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Devarrurnt o* State, Wasi Sie—Ie i understood that A RAS PROPOSITION, Bofore the speaking had commenced tt was apparent that Fenianism had received a fresh Impetus in con- sequence of the conviction of Colonel Lynch and Fathor MeMabon tn Canada, Groups of men ateod on the round talking excitedly on the subject, Propositions to lynch the British Consul of this city, were mado and received with evident favor, and the subject was being discusaed with vehemence when a row occurred between a Stephenite and one ol the Roberts party, A fight onsued, but before either of tho combatan'a coult be the conqueror oF eonquered they were separated by thoy were June last at It can hardly be necessary to actors in (he assault made in the month of Fort Erie, in that cotony. the crowd, These and other incidents whiled away the fact that the gove: time until Mr. Stephens commenced speaking, and it hited Siates in required by the lig’ noomed as if the afternoon would pass away without any | tions of pativaal dignity, duty and difloulte, wher t anspired that noarly camo to tho legality, justica and regularity of the judictal a foarfully tragical proceedings which have thus taken place, amt A FRARPUL ACEN® OF EXCITEMENT. that, after making eon =a scarefal = seru- Mr, Stephons was just about concluding his remarks | tiny, woe shall expect to make known to when @ great buaile and confusion became apparent on | her Majesty's goverument such opininns as tho west aide of the ground. Proaontly tho air berame | tho Presid at, upon due — consideration shall rive with eres of “Lyach him!” “Hang him!" “Hang lop, = With this lew the Consult of the United the —— Britteh spy 1" and a person was soon struggling in the arms of a mob of infuriated men, After cousider- able exertion several law abiding men auccoeded ja foro- ing their way op to the unfortunate victim and gaining partial possession uf h: aon, In tho weartime it had gone the rounds of the crowd that a spy waa among thom, and the excitement became fearfully intense, With’ the utmost diMculty the crowd was provent od from summarily taking tho life of the » whose namo is William ‘utly, and who ts also an Irishman. At length those’ who wore protect. ing him sucoseted in forcing @ pasrago to tho stand, where Tully was received by Mr. Stephens T iia Tattor gentleman exhorted the asembiago lo desist from persecuting the man, but his words fe-l unheeded on the ears of the crowd, now maddenet beyond con- States at Toronto is this day {nstructed to procure, for ho ‘formation of thia Department, a copy of the record of the ‘rial and conviction of Lynch and ofoMahon, and also of all further trinis and convictions of a simitar charscter which shal take place io Canada, While no unuecossary delay in the examinations of th are thus expect to come before this la intended, it may neverthe'ess happen that deinye may onavoidably result from pact sor from future events, which cannot now bo Lhave now the Lonor to roquest you to take auch proceedings a8 you may think proper, ta the end that such applications of tho Consul shail 'be promptly granted. ‘The Prealdent directa mo to assure you of his confident hope that her Majesty's government will not only cheer- trol. Mr. Sthphens soon alltor left tho stand, thinking | fully comply with the request I have thus made, but that doubtless that bis depariare would cau-0 ® renorsl | thoy will think it prover aiso to examine the judicial movowent afer him In this. however, he was m'a- | proc ding aforesaid, with @ careful rogard to the rights of tho United States and to the maintonance of go » Intions between the two countries, Such relations are always difficult and delicate in States that are adjacent to each othor without being separated by impaasablo bonnderia Por this reason {t would bo vory grattying to tho President if you should be able to give me an as surance that the execution ef the sentences pronounced upon the convicted persons will be upended, tf occa. sien for delay ehall erise in the manner before men- toned to make it doairavlo, Finally I deem it proper to aay that tho offencos involved in these trials are in their nature eminen'ly poiitical. Lt fa the opinion of this govervinont that sound policy coincides with tho Dost impulses of a benevolent nature in recommending tenderness, amnesty and forgiveness [1 such casea, This Sucgostion 16 mado with freedom and earnestness, becai#e thy amo opinions were propored to us in our recent civil war by all the governments and publciaa of Europe, and by none of them with greater frankness and kindness than by the gov rnmont end siatoamen of Great Britain, Tam very eure that you will find that these recommendations of a poltey of etomency and forgiveuosa In the caso of tho parties concerned are in entire harmony with all the Fugee-tions and representavions which this government bas mate to hor Majesty's g vornment in regard io the ag. greasions which have been made on the Canadian frontier, and that they arc also in harmony with the procoed'n, which (his government has thought tt just, wise and pr: dent to pursae in regard to the violation of its own Bou traltty laws which was involved in thove agaroxsions T havo tho honor to be, with the highest o-nsidoration, str, your obediont servant, WILLIAM FL SEWARD, To the Hon. Sir Fasventcn W. A. Bruce THE PENIANS IN BOSTON. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. The Feeling Agninat Canadian Governe jent-Large Meeting ef the Roberts Face tion—Another Blow Soen to be Strack—La- tent Fonina Patrlotiom to be Aroused, &c. Borroy, Oct, 28, 1866. The Fenian spirit which has been 80 long slumbering {a Boston promises to be arourod now by the indigna- tion which haa followed since the détails of the Fouian trials in Canada bavo been made public tn the Henan. Thoro is overywhere apparent a apirit of bitter revenge, and note little excitement among the leading Feoians. Thore was a largo mooting of the Roboria faction hore this afternoyn, at which ladignation was freely aa@ elo- quently expressed. A series of resolutivan was proposed denoencing the basty and cruel courss of the government of Canada ; but while they were fully endorsed by th» ma- Jority, it mas deemed unwise to pat them forth ae the sense of the body as Fontana, and thoy wore therefore Jaid on the tabla, An announcement was made that another blow ls soon to bo struck, and that men are needed immodiately, and thet as room a4 they organise and report they will be fully equipped and nent to the seat of war. Amans meeting in tobe held in Faneuil Hall some evening this week, to arouse the Feulan patriotism, which hae been so long dormant. The Brotherhood in Boston ts in a condiion far from prosparous. The ctroleg ere a'l moré or lose diminished in nombers, and the apirit is latent. The loaders are bount to make an effort to again Oil up the Order and to rours the spirit and do termination of Trismon. The Fanoull Hall meoting, they hope, will bring about suob results, THE PENIANS IN BUY PALO. taken, for a large portion of the assemblage remained around the stand, apparently devermined to glut their vengeance un the supposed apy. Lt waa staled by fevoral men tt the canse of the attack on Tully aross from his having said that “James Stephons ovght to bo ahot,"’ and that “Queen Victoria had a pienty of rope in Conada with which to bang the Foniaua'’ Tally, how- ever, strenuonsly denied having uttered any such words, His version of the affair was that be waa stand- Ing quietly listening to James Stephens? words, wien be heard come one ex: laim, “Toere is a Britian spy; I have seen him in the Cork constabalary force.’ Lompdiately on these worda being uttered ho felt himeelf roughly neized by several mon, why relused to give bin & chance to explain himeelf. A BROOND ATTENPT TO LYNCH. After Mr, Stephens had departed, perceiving that the crowd atitl oxpreased a determination to de bodily harm (o-Pully, tt was proposed by three gentlemen to endeavor to get bim out of the wood. Accordingly be was ro. quested to alight from the platform, and on iia so dong 8 con! lemar Atood on either sido, and walked for several yards wownrte the gate in safety, tn a few aeoonds, however, the cries to “Lynch him,"* “Hang bim,"’ inter- apersed with “It isa shame,” “Loavo the if again arose, A rush was made, and for some three or four minutes the badly frightened man was in the power of bia would be exeoutioners Blows commenced to fall thick and fast, and tt appeared ax if the reaait would be rerious, When’a call was inade for Koms One Lo proleot Tully. Some fifteen or eizhteen men broke through the crowd and surrounded the man, and, aftor a nevore struggle, mansged to force treir way to a short d siance from the gate, No further progroas could be made, and, perceiving that it would be folly to ersay any oon: tinaed resistance to the mob, his resenors mado a charge for s small frame house near by, the frichtened inmates of which bad closed the doors and windows. One door waa, however, partially reopened to amit Tally, and he was hurried up stairs into a bed. room. The crowd Bos ga bi the hous, and although Captain McCafferty, of tne 1. R. B., and roreral other genticmen addreseed the mob uning it to disperse, the men still clamored for his life and rofused to loave tho ground. NRAPLY A RIV, For nearly, if not over, one hour the man Tully re- mained concealed on the premiser, there boing a strong guard of orderly men standing guard at the door to pre- Vout any attempt atforcing them opea. Gonoral Gleasun arrived and apoke to the crowd for some momeuin, but oven he failed to move tt from ta bloody purpose, At Hoagth Captain Tod, of the Nineteenth precinct, arrived with about twonty oMocera. ‘ibe crowd was inetantly forced back from around tho house, aud, after @ ahort ucted out, und the guard moved surrounding was the signet for 6 ‘appearance goweral outburst of groans aud oxecrations, but no ovort act was committed until the party ad proceeded some shor! di-tance ou the road. As the corner of Sixty-ffth streot waa neared a brickbat waa thtown whioh struck officer Murphy on the back of tho bead. This was fotlowed by 4 large stone, ovidoutly aimed at Tully, but which struck offcer Kiovan fa the middio of the back, inflicting amvere blow. The man who threw tho stone was seen, aad two of threo officers: aitemptod to arrest him. The atiompt was reriaied, but aftor & vigorous application of tieir olvbs the pollcomea were onavled to arrest Timothy Sulitvan, end the party proceeded, Aseoon as the corner of rixty-fifth street ‘was turned a volley of stones Was ined, aod Lhe crowd attempted to make @ rush forward, Six or ¢ ght poilce- mon Instantly threw themselves actos the stvest, and 4 thoir revolvers throateced ty fire if the crowd L) red to have ame eifect, for the mob kept at a roepes I diatence nntil chird avenue war reaptek. whon soverst of the boldest rusiied forward and fired a volley of stones, striking several pol comon and ioflicting a severe Sesh wound upon the head of Captain Tod. Shortly aftor Patrick Downing was cought in Ure act of fring a stone, end wos arrest The party evenually reas! ed the station house, with Tully and the two priaoners in safety. ‘THN CASUALTIVG, ee ee 2 SE eT RR SS Se eR Se RS Re AER Ey On re a ee a Sal The following are the vanes of those injured :—-Captain Tod, ‘Nineteonth poy police; and nae Murphy, SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Cee ay anal brickiars, Tmetky Seilicee and | Farge and Kathustaatic Meeting of Irish Cite Patrie Downing, struck by the clubs of the police vousThree Regiments of Irish Americans offeera Except in Tod, none of the mon re- be Formod to Rescue the Priseners iu coived other than alight Injurion, Mathes: dee. Buvvaro, Oct. 28, 1866. A large mas meeting of Trish cittrons was neld at Bt, James’ Nall, Bafslo, this evening. There were over five thousand people prosont. The groatest oothusiasm was manifested, and stirring speeches were delivered by Seuator Morrison, Fenian Brotherhood, and Mr. A. M. Clapp. Throe regiments of Irish-American soldiors were to be formed immedietely to resene the prironere. Tho Brotherhood piotgod thomaelves to invade Canada before Mecember if the prisoners wero not set at iberty. Another mooting is to be heid to-morrow night, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Aunnot or Gauncens.—At an eerily hour on Sundsy morn. ing detrchments of the Fifteenth preethet police mate do- fonts cpon (wo gambling dens situated at Nos, 698 and ts Broadway. reapectively, At the former place Peter Muilew, a4 Josep Hogan wore arrested; and at Charles Milla aod Georre Jones, STATEMENT OF TULLY. William Tully stated that be f an Irishman and ar- rived in Now York in the steamship Pennsylvania, on the 29th of August. He dented ever having fo the «ork constabulary force but claimed to Lave always par. med & mercantile life, He also stated that be was em- T. Stewart's establiahment on Broadway, ou Tenth avenue. Thanks to the exertion: ‘of a fow mon, he escaped withont further injury th: fow blows aud rather rough handiing. In the ox meant his watch olein wan broken and his watob lost, Meeting at the Germanta Assembly Reome. Last evening @ very largo and enthusiastic business meeting of the officers and delegates of circles from Manhattan, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Long Island, wae held at the Germania Assembly Rooms, Nearly all tho States of tho Union as woll as Canada sent their dole- gaa There were also present several Centres from Treland, Rnglend and Scotland, The membors of the I. KR. B., recently arrived im this country, represented nimost every county, city and important town in Trend. Tho mecting was addrested at rome length by James Stephens roiative to their positien, feture preepects wd Lire action to bo wken by the Brotherhood hencefor- rat mor foryiahe. uretiog, wee or ane be three last, bewmg anabie iva bouts were Romenoor Konan Hie —On Saturday night, Paul Rohe took comalon Ws devote himself to makiag a might of it, He visited a number of saloous and afverwarde found his ure wie wing resolntion waa them put to the mevting adopted : Vemived ‘That the oMoors and deimgnios of Cireins meet Yr Stnday daring the present year ot half-part three A committee of five was appointed to draft resolutions to refer to the Canadian prisoners, which commitiee | 07 °C.) cron Taree —John MeMan: |, Chat we, the conn: n of the Irishmen con- Prisoms, are deterr!ned. should the gov. ernment of Qe country exceul® ite Inhutwh seniance, to avenge the ow Lie Blood of the Britis’ oligerchy Hosolwed. That we dare the government of Canes vo carry then seanges of death Inte execution and pledge our sores, by evOry maaua If our power, to elect reteitation, The romatning trusimess Of the meetiag wan of a atrict- ly psivace patage, Marten. When the name of Prits Pardes called @ sleepy, phieginatic Teuton looked up stolidty at the Justion of the Jefferson Market Folios Cours and geld, “I queue L bees here.” The Jnatioe thet he waa charged with iver Ig nee ‘ood.’* gue THF ony Vell, Tguene dat all right, went bel Annet OF THR ALLMARO Orreworme —On the might of Friday, (ne 62% Instant, the dwelitog howen of Peter AH, Jackson, No ™% Rast Twenty seventh street. was en. tered by riz of Dorglaes, whe obtelned ingress by bream ing 08 of the penele of the basament door, and property sondisting of eveR ware, jowrlry amd clothing. to the amount of abens GS "taken, stolen and saeried away.” Cn the following day (Retarday), tn the forenoon, two mou Bornes A Wiitegns and Francie Gerald were arrested by somo offorre of the Tenth precinct while endeavoring i» Oa! womne oitvee ware, whieh wan efterwards Mentifind by Wr _— THE FRNIANS IN CANADA, SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW VORK HERALD. The Guard over the Prisoners Doubled They © nearly Destitate of Clothing—-The Militia Patrol the Frentier antil after the Kxecu. a Oe oe ee Tonowr®, Oe, 28, 1868, ‘The military authorities have omters to increase the gnard at the olf jail whete the Fowians ere confined, The threata mado by the Fesians of New York wil! com- a portion af that stolen frow hie ul ‘ a een ae ey Joveph By itven ‘sna 4hr4 were orresiet by sare oF cere With & oomk te thelr powrmee whith they were EB y poo fe the Bowery, sisa. 3-4 Le pes oe ton of the peope: rom Mr Jackson, still ater day anauner ‘ott Tooth proninat, aerated he i coming vot . Ne Coryetio street, piace sy beat, ace, eres trl * ceaors, wns 2 peente ane na’ he ee Wentitet by Mr, Jerk rh The bv are were af verwe i: ley ¥ Morning and severnily were - Voowgros tee Regerey Law Willem Denon wer brought be'qe Snation Kelly yertriay morning shereet teow, in having regrged Wie one giaetion Eure Fk. ev iret ward. tnd in the tAond Me was required omer we oe te ‘THE TEMMESSEE STATE COMYEN Sites Attcndavce—The Piiladetph ned President Johnson's Police Pew Conatiational Amendmen deted, &o, ties Ok 7, ie, The tate Convention met today Truce ven tm on. Posterm There were not over Deraiv-nese B. eromuended, dee. Recretery fewerd hee addreveed the followng letters to the United States Consul at Pormata, Covad. anf Gir Prederick Bruce, the Dritih Minister as Washingyen, tn relation to the recept trial and comvintion of present; Burund Comper proniet./ Neeriutions were Lynch sad Jobe MoMace it Consda— wopied sniaving the PhiladepA Petform and the ey of President Johaswoe, te perfec. toelr orpantnes ca ae by And app ating te that nade fee oulortr st tit pooee Cee ee one nappies ocaeseraeesaitemneeoreemmmame a a ee hmm AMUSEMENTS. ‘The Metropolitan Entertainments, _ Nctwithstanding the fect that Madame Adoiside Ris. tort as Corminated the fires series of ber dramatic repre sontationg and that Mr, Bogumt! Dawison eaters tno tus wook of his emgagement in New York, tho tndependeat managers of this city, Brooklya and Williamsburg bave arranged for tho performance of some very arausing and really attractive programmos at their estabiishiaens dar.ng the week. BROADWAY THRATER Miss Maggie aitonel! closes her successful engagemont at the Broadway with the present week, appearing every evening and at (ho Saturday matinée as Littie Barefoot, {a H® domestic drama of that name, A continual suc- cession of crowded houses may be anticipated during the Miss Mitchell will be supported by the numerous week, and talented company engaged by Manages Wood, GFRMAN HTADT THEATRE, Tho great actor, Mr. Bogurall Dawison, enters the last weok of bis attractive and excosdingly muccessful en- gacemont at this establishment this evening, Mr. Dawison will perform throo tinea during the week, thus:—Tuosday, October 90, as Shylock, in Shakepere's Merchant of Venice, and im bis great Franco-German role of Corporal Bonjour, in Viennese in Paris Thursday, November 1, ia his famous charactor of Richard IIL ; Saturday, November 3, as Hotnrich, the German Poot, in Laurel Troe and Soggar's Staff, og Three Winters of a German Poet, NRW YORK THEATRE A now three act comedy, entitled War to the Knife, wil! be placed om the boards of the New York theatre, Broad- way, this evenug. Tho ploce will be produced with new scenery and appointments and @ Very good distribution of characters, including Mr, Nubbly by Mr, Lewia Hakor, John Blut by Mr, Mark Sauih, Mra Delacour by Mra. W. Gomersal, Mra. Harcourt by Miss Sadeo Colo, Mrs. Benson by Mra. Marie Wilkins, and Jano Trimmer by Miss Alicia Mandoville, The performances will con- clude with Wanted, One Thousand Miliiners, which is always popular, GERMAN T1ALIA THEATER, Tho members of the company engaged at this house in Broadway are cast, with much discrimination, in some exce'ient pieces, For this evening the management announces Nein, Er lat Nicht Eifersuechtig, Der Nach- bar Zur Linkon, TONT PasTOR's OreRA HOUSE, Tony Pastor hoada his bill with the words “That's the way to do it,” and tmmediately after proclaims that he wil present this oveming aavther sew national drama to hls patrons at his Opera House in the Bowery. Tho play lsevtitied Might and Right, or the Days of '7¢, and is aanounced with @ good cast, new scenery, new cos. tumes, properties, appointmenta, music, and grand tublouux. This evening will also wituees tho first ap- pearance of Horr Hart ia bis comlo imitations of occen- ue characters, BODWORTH'S MONYTRELS. At (he new Fifth Avenue Opera House the new pioce, FL. Goorge aud the Dragon—pronounced & “decided auo- coss''—eners « second wook. Mr, Rollin Howard, a great favorite on the Ethiopian eiage, makes a first appearance, The programme ineludes tho act Parent, Como Home, by W, 8. and J. H. Budworth, and « Guide to the Stage, a which Me, J. HL Budworth will give his lunitations of popular actors, CHARLEY WHITR's TROUTR, Charley White's Minstrels and Combination Company, at Bryauts’ Mechanics’ Hall, Broadway, aro cast for tiret Appenrances ia a now sensational extravaganza called The Vicdm, ia which will come outJoab Hart, tn four characte:s; Mixs Laura Le Claire, as Jane Chatterly and the Earl of Ricumond; Georze R. Edesou, as Byron Tromain Polbam Podge, Daring the pleco Mr. dosh Hart and Mus Laura Le Claire will oxecate » broud- sword combat, Harry Burchard, the ventrtioquut, oa. tors the last week of his engagemout. KELLY AND LROX'S MINGTAKLA, Movers. Kelly and Loon's Minstrel Company wii! per- form tv some very amusing sets, at their popular hall, No. 720 Brosdway, They appoar thia eveulng in now burleaques, named Lady Urderiy’s Becret, Boone of Older men, The Two Swoila, Pat Malloy’ Jig and Little Bareioot. Other good things are sino announced. ‘THK BAN PRAWCOO MINSTEELA. Messrs, Birch, Wambold, Hernard and Backus have out ® good programme for their hall, No. 685 Brosdway. They tnoindo the favorite performances in Mapplest Couple Ost; Break Neck Aot, by Billy Direb and b #. Wainbold, and Double Clog Exorctaes, MA DAWINON IN BROOKLYN, Mr. Rogol Dawwon, the famoue Germen aovor, wll appear at tue Academy of Music, Broukiya, tisthe only one—evening, personating Hhyluck (a the Mere!.aut of Venice, THR PARK THEATRE, BROOK The Ane vpoctuoular drama, entitied The foo Witch, which Mrs. F. B. Conway has placed in euch an attras- live shape Delors the patrons of the Park theatre, Broolt lyn, will be repeated on the evenings of Monday, Tass day ond Wednesday tn this week. The piece bas boon recetyed with much favor, aud Mra Conway te deter. miued that ali her friend# shall have an opportunity of Witueming its reprevontation, The memters of the company are engag’d in the cubersal of Adrienar's Heoret, or a Duel tn the Mist, which will be produeod Ins short time at this house, ROOLET'S OETA HOTRE, HROOmLTN. The amusing piece caliod The Shudow Peatomime, ors Trp ty the Moon, will be continned daring the week at Hooley’s, his troupe alvo perfortaing ia a variety of other good things. TERS OPERA MONE, WELL AteeRT Hr! The "Horghors,; of the Eastern Dintrict of Brooklyn, crowd thie favorite resurtevery evening, Mr. Harry Leslie continues his engerement, Mr, and Mr, Jobany Queen havo been etded tothe troupe and will appear thla evening, A very ecomprehearive programme las ‘been teauved, Mincrtinneuus. = Manager Grau annownces that afiet cumeluding « two woeks' engagement im Boston Madame Adela de iistor! will retarn for ® period of two weeks to New York ap- peariog uring wm evenings in thin city and wo ie Brookiyo previvux w her departure for Pluladelphia, Baltimore and Waehington. Manager Wood, of the Hrosiway theaire, announces the original tragedian Mr, Clarion Dillon for Monday, November 5. Ho ts expected to appear in & series of Shakeperean plays, making lie delet an King Toor, bt in claitaet (or Mr. Dillon that he la the foonder of what Tei aod Colloquia! rehool of acting Mr. John &, Owenn, subsequent bis engagement at tho Broadway theatre, commencing December 17, “will vinit the chief oftiew of the West aod Mouth, wader the promsare of many fatiering managerial iovitations, Ho opens in Cineinnatt November 12, for three wooks, smd in Bafielo December @ Men J. Mo Bauder met whB © brillinnt wtocens te Washington Mr. Harton Fill playet Othello of the opening wight ot the Waineit erreet themtew, Ph iimlelphia, Mr. W, J. Piorenes, tise actor, baw remitted two hem Axed dollars to relleve (he wants of the enfferem by the Quobee fre, aod Bareey Williams baw offered t to defray he enperce of eo. amet lo defem: some f ime Fentees on trhwl fn Canada GAOCRLYW INTELLIGENCE, Aseree Masene hrenay im wee Keeremn Dre Peoinin MrRO8® —ATrng man mere’ Thomas Fermas won crastiz beniew ant abbed by a gang t Ore rattane ob dee mrrer of Hi snd Nonh Kevenih sueets, B.D. about one y om yentertey morning, Kergrant Brennen, of the Forty Ob previaet, heariog thet © fabt wee ie preerees Ot Oe ime and placa reerined, left Ihe stgtion henee with « of en he bat before thete ap 1 the agns tnced Ceperet Rf i gL Kn - “vik Bit natrent before the serival of the pullin wed ete! ee te “erase “2 4 nt fovet fim gt = 6 cot * Vrsle three toy Se dicted eth 0 bite, tho tides yee (rm mere hs toed te the . Pept em eee one aaa ‘one Be. 4 (some timer 4 Seer of inn Aeraea sont nye eee cen wae » Aor tay mmewwong © Wernennim shop at Mor) Mawrin peter Aare maghl tre ent wee The 900 + © tention Hr rAere, oA ener tetot ot shoes GA Namures So tine ‘at ite ty, (Poe Poworany 47 Poammame On von the carpenter caop of Kemal) Radet ot wee ber. ya feral fen 78 4a MUSICAL, Ninth @umday Cow. wo, choivn ax uaual, and Many Dew and interewing taaguifcent overture to Coriolanus, which wa by the ore hertra in as effective & u anner as coutd, pected from the gumber of instruments and such « bert's symphony in © ture, Halevy Andina @ & beantiful, Gnely treated in every roepec the Post ard Fount soca the public bere, for they aro alwa: thoriaan, The latter was voeifero bight. Mr JN. by Liss, His treatn and devoid of ali vy plece which at Gres leering (us) Vorably, at least with a iechng meaning of the composer, | well examined into, Mr. Pai, knowledged as a geauine work of with @ few measur 8 from the ove tho spirit, the “Flower ‘s gucriie, witha spice of Mepiiso thrown in o Are vory well delineated, In the \ise or te sanee and modulation, Mr Patton shows romarkah’o giitl taste in introducing the ditt rich, of Faust ix truducti Fey enough te very great, and require a Light, supp « derable manual dexterity. and received an oncore, a8 Was just, An Awer poser and piawist of such ability as Mr ut the Henselt Concerta and others deserves to moet wt Europa The preciation of tug tho most rigid silence Played or rung, @ decided tm) régime, The tonth coucert wi next, bile any plece monk ov Miscelinneceus, an ovation, ingalo’s Trill, + Thomes, will bo given at the French Theatre, Mr. Wiiliam Borge, (he well known organist and of the Mondelasobo € Madame Clara Brinkerbom, whe talented vocalist, SfLy suger from the Mendolsot a Union Larlige figures prominontly on the bill, NEWS FROM KENTUCKY, Leute ing the Reveuse Laws, do, Oot, 27, see Mil with bronchite, His recovery Is doubtful, In April, 1865, Philip Tomppert was elected Mayor, in December wan depored by the Roard of Bobsequently J.B. Lithgow was clectad Mayor oy people, Tomppert brought © wull for the office mon ious. Judge Mur to dey decided in favor of gow, holding that the court could not mquire tate decision of the Board of Aldermen, Tomppert tho case Lo Ue@Court of Appeals. Ta (ie | ysted Biaten Court, Thomas Amock, of by elling whitey banring countertoi aysnton m ny wlilng whi ring oud wae Booed Ls. Voluoy Bia! be procured acd wan released. ‘The Court of Ay in of Koatucky has madee fully rseognizing Whe conntitationaiity of the sete of grow of March 3, 1968, and May 11, 1864, Godor suy military officor of the Cnited Btatee te fied for all miliary aote dove during the eximence rebel! om Frigate Bree eran teen of Lev be or ite witness and en uri dapth sod permasanon of ile yaraion Dt ety Ag tty 17 Jeske, Grend Preervon outer ae ‘ele aod Featival, ASCE SSRIS order, betind and Mott's te NW Asser Howse, and by mil druggiete. halide ns Reachy Laigrtast s Utena VATOK, 39 Canal s(rea and craggion, head for A Voice trom ¥. U. We, @ Da Goorsen— Please «Coe 9, nm Oriental Croain, e64 olviign, yours, ©. WELLA & 00. pionawW & bho a sraope, ABS MLN, ts Nea ey ro erence Fils, Sentaes$ Dr. © Nom yrenmy sad cote — Ay My og: pet | ro oe OF 147 Sink mienet, where the Homer mar meet a Pre@ieis Mow Fork Me Owreeats ana pred 109 neha Perth ermnee and G Lalarere p Vtaatbor AS Poke Sea Ul Enns P Peenty eighah Lo yy etre p “ 00 emer bare ae ote ee lo ha wantinmare of Vice Coot nge ony wenn ehh Tyo one, Mt veyaat £9. fi, Pi SLE ees soar i ee re Per peer De ron “ bee Chaveens apree Try Ms * Momerkable for Wetioney, Freshers: # Pushy DEPT ennlied OFLOGR waTEe® ieee nits we mae Another overwhelming andicnce ‘Gilad tee Mit tagp Sight at the Sunday concert, The programme wes ap fratures were latraduced. The concert opoued with trothoven'e layed em Tho other erchestwal works wore, Andante, (rom & be “Turkish Mareh,'' Mozart, overs Foot and Peasant,” Suppe; romanza, “L’Eolair,* end a selection from the Huguesota The varied subject, The Turkish March aod taken fast hold of received With @@e encored Pattison played hia | 0 and Ta cm Faust and Mare nt meiodien, ko plcamm® eurprise oa, Wak'S plano transer: of Le Came mela, by imi, May be Claenod aime nei ots = best works. The treatment. 1s vigeroun, but no witha boauty and intelligibility, The techuteal « venue pio wriet and Me. Pastivon play ot i weal CO a hee shown te bis (raneer!ptions and rr nditions of works like a fattoriog @ reception in the metropolis aa he received ia dence at thove Gancerta ehow Uoir ape 416 1M One excellent point by waintale the Tho Bateman troupe bave returned to this city from thefr tour to Boston, Paltimore, Washington and Phile delpiia, In every piace they have met with great ous com, and in Washington the enthusiasm of the audione, among whom were Genoral Grant and several distim gulshed membors of tho diplomatic corps, accorded thems They will inaveurate tho now Btelawag Hail oa Wednesday night in o progeamme of rereem collence, Madame Parepa, Sicnom Brignolt, Vorrante and Fortuna, Moser Mille, Hation aud Kom, and Mm Thomas’ orchestra, all form « sirong erray of talen& Briguoll will sing M'eppary, from Martha, and a romanem Of Dovizetti'a From Madame Parepa w@ohail hear the cavatina, Hel Raggio, from Bemiramide, and the Night On Tunsday, Oct, 90, Le Sunge d'une Nuit @’ Kid (a summer Night's Dream), a comic opera by Ambrose A Grand Concert will be given ou Tuesday, Oct, 30, tyr directeq at the North Prosbyteriagy Oburcb, corner of Ninth avenue snd Thirty-fires ‘i Simina, Mise Teresa Werveko, Miss Agnes Welker, MU Mayor, Mem, Hotbrook, Misa Mary Wornoke, «nd Mesum, Mill, Rady, Werneke and Lewis, and a grand cbores eb , OUghE to peRee efficient altractions to fli the church to overtowiag. Me. Carl Ansobute’s Buudey Concorts, at the Germania Asombly Rooms, aro vory well aticoded, The pep” gramme for last evening, was an alarmingly beaey cam! containing tho FW Bymphony by Ueeihoven, an@@ Sertons Ives ef Goerse D. Pronttce—Phe Meyerulty—Conviction for Vietat George D, Prentioa, editor of the sowrnal, ts sertoasigy ersolv ments of the Mayoralty before the Court of satel all hes been reduced to $100, whigtt f aGectts iftaie te ell ves fi eae te ble four Precents for s lever (0 Make ur pf odcr tulght well express ss Gheeni ed Fm gleartonrs Seay 4 five groom of Medioaied ony ool one grone of Vouth" ma « cathe . 2 Clethiegy ects ich AY whe Fain eh