The New York herald., 1866-04-19
THE FENIANS.
Maine Officials Looking After
the Invaders.
United States Troops Ordered
to the Border.
MORE LAKE VESSELS FOR THE fENIANS.
TEE TRIAL AT 0oRNwALL.
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Failure Of the Government to Prove Anything
Against Murphy and his Men.
Mass Meeting Of tho Roberts Party
In Cooper Institute.
&c. sc. - &c.
MORE LAKE VESSELS FOR THE fENIANS.
xHu TRIAL Ar ooRMwALx.
Our Calais Dsspatelat

Cnns Ne. Apra 1s, 1903
Genernis J. L. Hodsdon aud C. H. Smith ar1yed here
this afternoon The former Is Adutant General OF the
State Of Maine He visits Calais 10 acquaint himsoIf
with facts regarding tho Fsnian movements He has
couptermandcd a late order 70 remove arms, &o from
this place. General Hodsdon ordered by the Gov
eruor TO consult with General Smith They both leave
morrow report ut Augusta II the United States
authorities send troops here for protection Of c
the border IL the intention OF this State To
organize for that purpose
British frigntc Is In the river with troops aboard
Seizure and Release OF tho Fenian
schooner-Arrival OF More british
Troops and War Vessels in the 80.
CrOix, SC.
EAsrroHr, Ne, April is, 1880
The Fenian schooner again by orders from
Washington, but again released this evening by
first unload all her cargo except tho arms. Her dis
charge is ow believed 10 bo unconditional
General Meade is expected hero by special steamer
The nag ship Of the West India squadron arrived this
afternoon has gone up tho st. croiI. She brought
seven hundred troops from Halifax.
United states Regulars Ordered East
ward.
PORTLAND, April IA, 1895
Tho government has chsrtered the Regulator
TO take company Of United States regular troops To
point probably Eastport
She will probably leave ON tho arrival Of the noon
train, which Is expected TO bring General Meade
Purchase sf . steaAtug by . Fenian
Read Centre.
BuyAIo April IL, 1899
The Courier Of this morning learns that tho tug Relief
hAs becn purchased by r. o. .Dsy, who s Head Centre
Of tho Fen nAns here
The boa, the strongest sod most powerful tugs
on the hkss and belongs the Board OF Underwriters
The Trial or tho Cansdian Prisoners.
Cornwall, April IL, 1909
Tho examination Of the suspected Tenans was oon-
nusd to-day tho proceedings still boinz kept strictly
private The following has, however. leaked out. -
Mr. Hunt tho car conductor the Grand Trunk Rail.
road testified 70 tho circumstances Of the arrest and u
the prisoners having purchased tickets for Portland
spsncs the ds.ectrve was again examined. He made
= mos, damaging mistake while be,ns oro-s-sramlned
Being requested point oat Mortary whom he bad
stated he we'll, he pointed out Csisn He failed
similarly In Identifying another of tho prisoners.
John Muvsy, Of Toronto testified 10 the loyalty Of
| the HbsrnlAn Society He denied ,hA, It was fenar
bctsct vs Burns, Of Montreal testified that he has
been Eastpo watching tho FsnAns for us British
government, and that he vss convinced thoy haf
were going N Join the EAsport oonspiratosn
T1s evidsncs has been eHtremsly weak The prisonsr
win be committed for trial. bot cannot be convicted IN
Icss additional proofs Of guilt are obtained
MsSameo, the reported Head Centre ~ Lower Canada
Fcnans, IN here. undor subprna, 70 ave evidence fo'
ths crown.
General Meade En- Route for Esssport.
Borrow, April is 1904
MAJOR General Meads and s.an passed through Boston