The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06

known Chicago any number OF troops could have been
obtained for the purpose Of joining the Fenians at Fort
Ene
An expedition comprising some three hundred men,
under the command OF Captain Donohue Is reported TO
have cf, the city last night Their destination Is un-
known, but their departure was known 70 the United
etstes authorities
General Barry last night received despatch from
General Meade stating that landing had been effected
q any point in his vicinity.
Two companies Of battery II, United States artillery
from For Schuyler arrived hero this morning. and other
troops camo last night
Tho report that arms had been seized At P. o'Day's
store who tho Head Centre here H. believe incor-
rect as the only arms taken from hs store were scid
In tho way Of business by Fenians.
We can get no information OF the street rumor that
United Staes Consul Blake at Fort Erie, was insucd
by . British officer any other
Release or the Prisoners from the stesnss
CT Michigan ON Pssoie-Grcss Fenisn
Meeting In Buffalo, &e., 80.
sPEcIAL rgLE6RAn r0 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BupRAIo, June 5-1i 7. NJ
All the Fcnian prisoners the steamer Michigan have
been released Tho following copies Of tho forms Of
the paroles given by the oniccrs:-
Circuit Covrl of NE United Sates for ne Norh<rn Ds
6tct Of Nsc Fork Eric County, 1.-Be II remembered,
that on the oth day o. june 1850 personally came bo
States for the Northern District Of New York, James
Kelly. Of tho county OF -, and Acknowledged him
In manner and form following, that rs To say,
Hvc hundred dollars, TO bo levied Of mis- goods
and chatie land and tenemcnts TO tho OF the said
United States OF America IL he shal mako default in
the condition following g:Whoreas the said James Kelly
was charged before the said Commissioner on The alh
day OF June 1860, upon the oath OF William
q. MOrns, with having, about the 3lst
day Of May, 1855, at the city OF Buffalo, within the
Northern District OF New York and Jurisdiction OF the
United States begun and set foot and prov dod and
prepared tho means for military expedition TO be
rcd on from thcnco against the territory and domnons
OF the province OF Upper Canada, her govern
mont and people, with whom tho United States
are a peace, contrary TO the provisions OF tho act
1873 and the said James Kelly having been regularly
brought before the said Commissioner to said
charge, and from examination Of the said VIM. @:
Morris and others oath In the presence OF the sad
James Kelly In regard 10 the offence thus charged, and
from examination Of the said James Kelly, without
oath, IN relation thereto no having been BY tho said
Commissioner previously Informed OF the charge
mado against him, aud that he was nj liberty
g refuse to answer n, any question that might nigh,
q reasonable time 70 send for and wise with counsel,
and from examination OF tho whole matter, u sp-
had been committed. aud that thsro proba
bic cause 10 believe the said James Kelly guilty
thereof tho sad Commissioner did ncroupon order
the said James Kelly 70 enter into recognnancc
nlmsslf IN tho sum Of hye hundred dollars
for hs appearance NJ the Of the Circuit Court
Of The Tnod states 10 bc held ~ and for said district
IA the Village of Cansndagua the 10Th day of June
int, 10 answer 10 IN indictment then and thorc 10 bc
preferred against him for said ofences and do fur
iher and reocive what should 10 then and there
sniclncd upon him by the said court and not
TO depart from ,he .aid court without icave,
and IN the meanwhile shall keep tko peace towards tho
government ~ the United siatGs and particularly with
all foreign goycrnmenis colonies and people With whom
the United states arc nj peace Now, therefore,, the
condition of this rcrognzancs such ihst II the said
James Kelly shall personally be and appear NJ the next
Circuit Court of the United states 20 be held and for tho
said district then and thero 20 indictment
10 bo preferred against bm for said offence do further
and receive wha. shall then and there be cnoncd upon
him by tho said court, and shall not depart tho sad
Without leave, and shall keep the peace ~ herein
before stated then this recoguunnce be void and OF no
Taken, subscribed aud acknowledged before me the
day and year above written
United States Commissioner FOR The Northern district Of
TIE Un,td ssasss us. wusam xran. William a. Nor.
ria being duly sworn, deposcs and says that he IL c
OF tho United states Of America. and that or
about the rs, day Of yuue, 1860 military expedition
consisting OF between one thonfani and two thou.
sand men, srm'd with guns and ammunition, and
known ~ Fonlans and organized and prepared and
being :, the ei'y OF Buffalo, within the jursd'c.
ton Of thc United sater, crossed the kisgara
from Buffalo aforesad In the province of Canada,
opposite the saf city of Buffalo that during the nrst
and second days Of June inst the gad FenHn force took
possession Of the country adjacent 10 tho kagara river
FOR several miles across To Canada and hal soyera skr
mishes aghts with the military authorities of Canada
engagements and some were wounded This
daponen, further says that the foregoing facts
matters OF public knowi dge and notoroty and Of
tho truth OF which ,hcre be doabi this teponent
further says that part of said Fcnan force undertook
10 return from Canada 70 tho United State on the morn
aud captured and taken prisoners by ha
dspouert, commanding tho propeller tux J. G Hsr-
rison, detailed for that purpose by Captain
Brys0n, OF the United States ahip Michigan: that
the whole number Of officers and men thus captured
and held a. prisoners u aho1t Ave hunirod and when
luA.
has doubt of the fact tina. said military expedition
foot within tho United States aforesaid %
dominions Of tie province OF Canada government and
people wth whom the United States at peace. The
following person = one Of the prisoners . taken by
this dsponcnt, and who were thon engaged In sad
podItiou, 20 wit William Moran.
A largo and enthusiastic meeting Of Fenlany held
in the Opera House tonight tn. speakers seemed oon
ndons Of the ultimate of iho present opetons
Thoy sad coming from All parts Of the Onion.
even from California nd the of insh ,ndcpsl.
denos Abor a. 900 sub~1b.d
There a large number Of Tenians IN town from
sbroad and proninss, mamhsr OF The council tells
that 'thngs WORKING ard something vii b. done
are long Distant thunder being heard tonight, rumor
has 1t thai battle is being fought
Tho United sa,ss Fesssnden returned
,o-ngh, from barcelona, where he had been sent BY
General Barry and reports no Fon4ns there.
Fsnisn Troops Ordered 90 Assesnbls "a
Basavsa-The Prtsoners on shs Mtehi-
gAn-Large Bodies sf reaians Arriving
"a BaHals.
spgcrAL rxIEsaAn TO RIM sKv voRx HRnALp.
BvrvAro, June .. 1874.
The Fenians win have meeting this evening Al
the open House ssdaior rueerad and other speHhsrp
arc announced committee win be appointed 81 the
meeting 70 receive subscriptions from ali vho may wish
70 lend helping hand V conquer Canada
General Lyueh, commander q the feniaas In this dis
,rict With headquarters si Cleveland Ohio, has issued
orders fp the assembling of the troops at Batavia forty
miles from ihis city the New York Central Railroad
Lieutenant Ksliy. q tns United states steamer
Michigan, N under arrest for abasnting himsf On the
night n the Fsnan rald 90 Fort grs wlihoat orders
No communication ID allowed wlth the Fenlah pris0h
m attached 70 ths steamer Hehigsn I visited the
hohigAn. bu, would no, 10 permitted 40 on board
learn from the Officers having them IN charge that tho
prisoners sesp cheerful and enjoy themselves IN singing
md making threaten M A ths nsff an