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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
DIED.

BERGE-On Thursday June 1855 OF scarlet fever Joseph C. w.
VIM and zabeh BsrVe, sgd and mouth
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited TO a.,
Saturday eth oclock the
residence his parents No IS West Twentyesbh TO tbs
Church Of st. Francis Aayier S1teenthst thence 10 CATaJ
Cemetery.
BROWNOn ThuIday 9Th inst Hudah W. daughter Of Eesrss
h. and Phoebe j. Brown, aged years and months
The friends Of the family respectfully inyiedto attend
Saturday 9 inst at "A O'Clock from the residence
Of VIM NJ Brown No. l4l West Twenty fourth-st
HAYDENAt his residence in Harlem Thursday, TIL inst.
Albert g. Hayden. IN the 51th year Of bis
His taken to Springfield, Mass for nterneut
LEGGETT-On Friday June Elizabeth wife Of Francis A. Leg
get,.
The the family invited 70 attend the funefs
from residence Of VIM H. Legelt No 200 HelTy on ,atuf-
day, June 9. a2 o'clock p. n
KISCH-n Kingston Saturday May r. 1856 Henry kca.
native Of London, England in the ilst Of his age
London papers please copy.
VAN KEUREN-On Friday June Cahsena wife OF Cornelius
Van Kenren only daughter Gavin H. and Re5cccs Van Zs.
eyed "a years months and % days 80
The respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
O'Clock D. Sunday June TO- from the Paislde h K
Church. Hudson City n. J.
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PEAL PROM PRESIDENT ROBERTS.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL OFFICE,
MN KopE limo : l1ab
massachusetts,.
THE CAULKERs' STRIKE -ACTIoN OF THE BOSTON
sHPowsERs AND BUILDERS - REPORT OF THE
COMMITTEE.


COMMITTEE.
Boston. Friday, June 8. 1896.
The Committee appointed ten days ago at meeting of
strike of caukeI and Others made their report to-day at
an adjourned meeting.
The Committee have met with entire success in obtain
ing signatures the resolutions adopted the meeting
al the opinion is universal that there should be no
ering or rccedng from the position taken by the ship
owners and that the members of the several combinations
especially IN Boston, have assumed false position,
which, if persisted in, must eventually work 70 those
composing them far injury, inconvenience and suheT
ing than II can 20 the shipOwners.
The Committee are satisfied that many Of the w0rkmen
who belong TO this combination, and many who do not,
would willingly and gladly return to work were II not ior
the influence Of Others and doubt many from fear OF
personal injury who need only 10 be assured Of protection.
Such state of things the Committee say, IN this com
munv Of all Others should not be suffered TO exist The
demand. of the workmen of Boston. both for pay and
time have always been most cheerully met aud We DO
not understand that any complaint from them Is now
made on this score.
But by refusing work they hope TO assist the workmen
OF NewYOrk in obtaining the wages and time they
have here and IL IL tins point they refuse working Oh
the ship Archer The Committee therefore recommends
that advertisements be freely inserted in the several daily
papers az once inviting mechanics of the several trades
needed 10 come this city assuring them that they shall
lind ready employment at per day, with hours and be
guaranteed months work; assuring theni aloO that
thoy shall have protection from interference.
They also recommend that sufficient fund be raised or
guaranteed the 10 be used 10 carry out this arrange
nent or any other purpose connected with the
The report was accepted and committee appointed TO
carry out It's provisions
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Malone.
I Spell. Di.plteh to The \. Y Tribune


sp-ei. Dispatch to The n. Y Tribune
MALONE Juue 9. 500.
THE FESIASS IS FORCE.
some 225 Fenians arrived the train from the West
this morning Tie force here numbers not far from
100 About 30 II those who arrived to-day armed
With nuskets aud went the double quick to the place
of rendezvous fearing thai their guns might be taken from
them.
MUNITIONS OF WAR WANTED.
It's said number Of the leaders have gone TO Oslens
burg determined in some way get possession Of the
arms aud ammunition seized by the Government and now
stored at that place They not exactly prepared to III
wade Canada without this material.
ARRIVAL or UNITED STATES TROOPS
The train lust In from the West brought $50 United
States troops W A. Dart United States Distrot-Ator
ney has also arrived with ms assistants the train and
has lust arrested Brig Gen. Murphy, and another Of the
leaders whose did not learn Con. Murphy was
about stepping on board the leave he no-
titled he was wanted. All the leaders here are TO be
arrested.
THE FEslAs PRISONERS.
The Fenian prisoners are still under arrest, waiting an
Investigation to be hold at ocock at this point by Chas.
G. Myers United States Comm ssioner at Ogdensburg,
and Chas q. Tappln, United States Commissioner at
Potsdam Both have been teegnphed for by Dart, who
is still in town under the protection OF guard Of Regulars.
FREE PASS HOME DECLINED.
The Fenans have been offered transportation their
homes by the United States Authorities but show in
clination TO leave.
A sRRBNADE
Murphy and command were serenadcd last night About
1900 citizens and Fenians assembled outside the
military quarters. Murphy and Hefiernan made short
addresses.
POPULAR SYMPATHY.
Ata meeting of the citizens held last night resolutions
of sympathy were adopted aud committee appointed to
wait On the officers under and inform them that
they would bail Thorn to the amount Of 100000 Judge
Flanders Mr.. Huntington and Mr.. Donohoe, who COM
posed the committee have also rendered their legal sery-
ices. Mr. Meehan is also attending to the men. They
say they will obey orders but those of Gen. Murphy
ALL QUIET
Everything is quiet The Fcnlan Capt. Hall is still pro
yosmarshal OF Malone.
INDIGNATION AT THE COURSE OF THE PRESIDENT.
There is very great dgnaon at the action of the Adj
mnistation and great deal OF sympathy expressed Tor
the Fenians
GEN. MEADE.
Gen Meade has just arrived 10 attend the investiga-
ton.
TRANSFORMATION
Superintendent Rice, Of the Ogdensburg and Lake
Champan Railroad prepared to furnish transportation
home to the Feuians None of them have left yot Every
thing is quiet.
Spelling FOR FIGHT.
Tho Fenian rank and file say they will not leave without
a fight with the Queens Own, if they find them.
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Gpetial Notices.
r thnt Phalon &, SOM. Night. BIoonling Cere-

Remember that Phai0n & sons Night blooming Cere-
us initiated by pretenders with worthless trash no more Ike tho
perfume they manu- sctre than the WHO he"po s0'
glorious heaven See to that the "ods
Phaon Perfumer New York. are blown in the oo''s An
n spurious. Sold by all drugsss
The New-Y ork City sunday school and Missionary
Society N. f. will hold PUbLS MEEllNO 90
MONDAY EVENING inst in the Bediordst chlrcn
commencing O'Clock. The Rev j. H. VINCENT esent Of hs
Sunday Union OF the ~ h. Church WI tne ss
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R1sIE ID.

BATTEN-TNsLEE-O Thusday June 1876 ~ the he las jas
d. Wilson Henry =. Bsten to Annie daughter o. 'a"'" ~
all OF this city. No cards 49,,
this city on Tues lay mornns s. H ~
Lv III. Psy n John Br,vet Major janice > ry' M
nfny 10 Adea daughter Of the late be'e' bns oeA' '"
A. Thornton. u = A.
FEWFR-A Allegheny City Pa on thursday evening
Ir.- bv the Rev Nulgin, william IcA'9. I" NeNolitn
o Miss = Isabel EnweT lighter Of Dane EH"ei esq o.
tbe former place No cards
- cotryT- sTFARWOOD-On Wednesday g1ne D ~ mo -
obus NJ h. New Rochelle. by the Rev L. toutant
= A. Seanrn tharesO LeCoau % Josephine
daughter VI Peter God al Of the above place
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Washington.
THE FENIAS MASS MEETING.

Special Dispatch The N. 7. Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Friday June {, le66.
The Fenian meeting this afternoon not very largely
attended nor was the enthusiasm marked was evil
IDENTIFY anticipated. The address of Mr.. Stephens was
blunt but forcble and he evidently had honest and
patriotic faith his utterances. His censure
Of the Canadian raids and the general American move
mens Of his Fenan brethren seemed to please some but
bewder more of his auditors lie could hardly have been
satisfied with this popular reception at the national
capitol.
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PALMERKIsSAMAt the residence Of the brides parents broom
iyu ~ y Wednesday June 1906 BY the hey hush o
kissam.
MISREPRESENTATION Wesneday June the resdencs
BRIDE. father Auenis Duichess Co.. ~ y George u
Stephenson Brooklyn Mary Bryan only daughter Of EHi
Bryan
wOOLLEY-COGGESHAL Tuesday, Jane5 at s. Timo-
thy Church. Rev O. James cooley 10 Enrfins
L. daughter Of the late John Corgesba all Of this city,
WordeEtown and Philadelphia papers please copy.
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Rochester,


ATTEMPT TO SEIZE CANADIAN STEAMEKs.
ROCHESTER n. Y, Friday June = 1865
supposed attempt to seize the Canadian steamers
COrnhian and Rochester az Charlotte last evening was
frustrated Gen Barry on being eegmphed to for orders
replied that he had available troops 10 send here and
that the authorities would have 10 depend on what ad
could be obtained from the militia and police. Gen Bar
rvs force has been sent to Ogdensburg.
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Arrest Of Robbers.

GAnrIyER ne. Friday, June 2 lsto
Two Young men. named Weeks and Holls Chase' con
fsderatcs Of Is. Whitney, who recently robbed sloe m
Boston Of $033 arrested IN THIS cry uls "l',I'
by Deputy Marshal Wentworth of Portland. lhey vi" pc
taken 10 Boston Tomorrow They have confessed thel
quilt Between $4,000 and a. 900 of the stolen none,
to-day.
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Romaine,s Crinrean B,tters.

These Biers only leginstey introduced 10 tho
United during the by authority Of the Sur
geon L. They quick and thorough remedy i'f
diseases Of the digestive Fever and Agae Rhea
ai.m and for debaed and convse'cent wthou. rvs
Composed entirely materials and their extracts See CIR
cu around bottle for certificate, from Surgeons of the Regular
United States Army persons Of highest respontaby aae
social position. Very pleasant to the taste.
Depo, No. 10 Libery-st, New.Yorh
Good Country Board.-Ihe undersigned prepared 70 re-
ceye BOARDERS his residence st West "in'ted
Conn The hesthfu aud the dehsifai,
picturesque All the comforts Of home will be accorded
M p.trou Terms Moderate Parties desiring further nfOrmaos
NAV INQUIRE OF VIM P. LYON ESQ., No. 5a5 Peaft, Mr
ABRAM REQUA, No al Broadway n. Y or by letter EDWARD
MANCHESTER Yves, winsied Conn.
n9n an Gsaer~ hea Bosd
sna e Hn Tss ussnoa.y sdoPed
Whersa pleased God remove by death beloved .'se
directs al human affairs mercy snd acts hi. creatures WI
o he aI memSTy Of our departed friend with ali hi. sny
while living bids look with cheering faith to that better life whers
As member Of Til. organization truly say him that hs
est in lie performances He loved country and all his political
relations be eyneed the purity Of h' motives and b0red aniaI
%seciione hhr true and faithful friend Ti.s
companion and and courteous man IN all h
relations.
That We offer 10 the b-reuved children ,nd relatives Of deceased
sympathy and coincidence IN the a,t o. ne
empsreh the wind to the shoTn nb who will not break hs
That copy Of tbs. presmbe and resolution properly at
tested be the family Of our deceased friend $3.50 49,,
THOMAS MURPHY President.
HrsRI II HrErAr Secretaries.
Ladies' Union Relief AssociationThe Treasurer Of To.
Asocon s Of disabled soldiers 50
the following donations since the iss OF
April: 100 n -. A..
raw Jackson schu,z so. Mrs James Powers 80 John
A. kennedy s25 VI 0. Ro5et 500 Wm Murphy SO Loyf
Aspinwa Clahin Mee $50 OckeThsusen Co. So
sos BY Mir James Grydoa From chss C. Gose 5ei J. &
Place, $685.: By Mrs VIM. Hayemeyer. From mend.
John C. Havemeyer, $50 Oliver Char
Ick sc-sI7s By Miss Bostwiok From Cbss B. Poet, sI3
Mi.s j. Bond, s5-+s BY Mrs whiesw; From Mr.. A H. Bar
rev IS; Mr b. Howe S3-s8 BY Mis-, Mckibboni FROM
Daniel Mcleod SO lvsou Phinney GO S2S-s9S By Mira
" b ssidmore s5-65 Mrs Geo Bell: From Jas Cassidy,
s2O-s0 BY Mrs Fry From "A Friend" $50 BY Miss T.
F. Buntinz Samuel Wleits $50 D. 50; j. Heavy Ssy
"A Friend 45-s6s. ~ Miss Greenfield: From Friend 81
81 BY Miss Hale From New-loTk Times. = o. Ne"io
~ HALE. Treasurer
NAV be sen 70 the Treasurer 3J Fast r-
St or Of the Baltic Insurance Company No % Wal A.
care Of James W Hale.
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,rovturyTs or BRlTIsH REGULARS.

movement made the part of the British Govern
ment will probably hasten the dispensing Of the Fenan in
vaders Last evening there were 80 carloads Of British
Regulars numbering some $780, landed az fanum. about
II miles from ST. Johns the Waterloo road ana AZ
point nearly opposite the invaders
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Summer
CLIO Il III / y Ct.

We are now ready variety everything appeHsnas
to q GENTLEMANs WARDROBE for Summer Our stock was
better and prices lower than time within the pat Ae'
DEVLIN g. Co.,
BROADWAY CORNER GRAND-sr.
BROADWAY CORNER wARRES-sr
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THE STATE MILITIA TO BE CALLED OUT.
CONCORD " H., Friday. june Z 1900
II is officially announced here from the War Department
that State militia is likely TO be summoned into ser
vice for the protection and vindcaton of the neutrality
laws in connection with the operations of the Fenans
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Buffalo.
ORDER PROM GEN. BARRY.
UnoRs pTsTnIcr or ONTARIO.

BUFFALO Friday. June 2, l5G6
copy Of the following order has been furnished parties
interested.
upORs District OF ONTARIO.
BUFFALO, june q le66.
CrrPp.r OaDFa No In compliance with Instructions
from Meade In virtue of power vested in him by
The President Of the United States the transportation over
aroads by water or other modes Of public conveyance
of persons or material OF war designed supposed TO be
designed violate the neutrality laws Is loDsueh Inc
rason over the telegraph wires Of messages IN cpher or
otherW se from Fenians matters relating 10 Ienau
movements also forbidden. All persons are warned mat
49,, y.or ~ dsreeari OF these prohibitions will be treated
as aiding and abettng tie violation Of laws Commanding
officers OF the United States troops within TIE limits OF THIS
military district All cause t % " be made public, AID 1t
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is their duty to see that is promptly ard vigorously
enforced. lWM + BARRY
Brevet Briradier GenerhI q , A. Juin.
ALFALFA. ....o,.. IN r.r,rt . ~ IN THE crrY


THREE THOUSAND FBSIASs IN THE CITY.
Tie ErDress that 10 carloads OF western FeniAn
have reached this city within "a hours.
Two freight cars filed with arms and ammunition were
also brought on the Lake Shore road and az midnight
were standing side track awaiting ofuers ron Tue
cOnsgnees.
At that hour no movement had been made by the
authorities looking toward a seizure.
Three thousand Fenans are now encampeu on Ohio-st
and Titf farm, two miles from the city.
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UNIVERSAL sKEDADDLB.

PORTLAND Me, Friday june = looo'
Il is stated that the Vermont Central Railroad nave APP
piled the Grand Trunk Railway for transportation lO
fenans owing TO the universal skcdadde this morning
using up al their cars. ,.e,
BosToy Friday, June :. 1866
St. Adams special 20 ThcJOurH0i says there are 10 NJ
rivals of Fcuans this morning. but numerous departures
OF the Fenln Brotherhood for their homes Col husl
Donnoys company Of % have left for Springfield, anu
between - and 700 who have struggled in nom the mont
and been lettering around town have left the tram or
Boston. They provided with transportation by inc
United States Government and were very grateiu lor ~
thai tho Government is furnishing them with trauspofta
ton homcward that the telian army will be among INC
things that were.
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MUNITIONS OF WAR wAYrEp.

II s said number Of the leaders have gone to Osdens-
burg, determined in way to get possession of the
arms aud ammunition seized by the Government and now
stored at that place. They exactly prepared to IN
rndn Cnnn1n without this maierlal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

IUE FINIANo n fVNth'
some 225 Fcnans arrived on the train from the West
this morning Tie force now here numbers not far from
go About 30 II those who arrived to-day were armed
With muskos aud went the double quick to the place
Of rendezvous fearing thai their guns mghtbe taken from
en-
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Mr. HALE ~ y. offered resolution, which adopt
~ ins,rucng the Committee Military Affairs 70 IL
,n,re into the expedency OF providing by law for the
sreciion Of monument az esi ROM 10 the mehOI! VI
-. -, WIN Cold Sooff
, 1866-06-30

pxr HH1tnaisfso h ah0nt eo0paettux his
reign tu Mkx3no By "a &tx4y ahdteatiuu- II
uoulA appear thai be hzs ssked Tor 4 coaid-
e4ah1e hau aue1 hs d5kxd Il nsrix, "a the
ground 1t4t, without aueh &saast&nce, be exo-
not cary % ahe Eovxsuzneut cnEnEn1tted to
hi charge &a1ftafH1u'a request fos lid vHA
ht<1y discussed hJ the Fseoch Czh67et, so&
ase1 with N uaachuo1s sesra1l, = ro<au oo4
rnexpoc4ed, whe1 Il ID knozo that ahe Eu-
peFo1 Napoaooo tstneeH fecas Obliged to xpp3y
lot nooetsty aaa1saaoce IN view Of t,oass cpea-
p11ca.uua. Il Il sin fay1her ADDED that, n
,he Great Il Aa1l1nitisn'a fc2lzing 10 psiEz4e
1lse, N4s1hsI Baxatoe, 1he French commander
IN Mexico, Ia to issoe psebkekz<. - ~ to 1easn
thereby The wilkes Of tbe Mexican people ua-
der The circumstances Ooe Ting u certain :
with European wa1 staring hin 10 tae sxee,
The Eopsnr Sapo1eoa Will have oeed Of nj
hia regiments and Generals on this side tht
Atlantic, and NC rn1y therefore look tor n
carly evaeuAt1on of The Mexican Territory b
Bexaine xod hlk cohorts. Hov 1ongs X21&rasi
I'm viii Le able TO sezns1a af1e4 their derar
| sure Il II for AncsteEa1 to determine. b1
nearly creEybody In thts country, sod ca ;h'
continent OF Europe, u Of The opinion ths
The sooner he clear out, too, The bette: 70
al parties
fosTscr1rg, {5r NJ
This day'A se2ex1am4 frosa Pa1ia aaao7ae.
that AuAtraA has declared VIZ as41us4 Prua
tn, but II Il not generally be1sered that IL
news IL correct Such derIas11ion, hoxes {,
H. anticipated fo-mnsroE, End when 1t oecu,
Italy sin cot lose uapy hoasx In so,lorfn
.uis- The elose of this week ~fu. r. III p
talility, see The was commenced.
, 1866-06-30

: n Che evaiax thars grsdua&es' rscepkson*'
x14 he2d n ths 9fezk Kill ok tho University.
md VIZ attended By" ttrxe body o< their
Efe1,da- There Ee1e no formal ceremonies,
but 1he oet4s5ou VIA m exceedingly happy
ooes, Who whezo about to ze}oin them h The
world
In this conclusion. M ouai&xInn from the
report Of yesterday may be sectided~ This
u1A enR9ees to notice. tho pxescnta atfon hy The
co1n, surrounded bJ his Cabinet The picture
was received, IN behalf Of the Board, BIZ Nj.
Wells, Of Chfezxos who. on the occasion de-
| lIyesed very neat little Speech highly com
| pl1ueutarv to tbs Faculty Of the University
for sh<ir power Of receiving sad applying Ia
l s4rw14fn-
, 1866-06-30
Distribution of the k2xAfe Of ina >.A&e
Colopet Colt.

From the Hartford tcunn-1 ItuEs~ June ~
ihe distributors Of the laEge cstase OF INC
late Col. Sam Coli began to-day The york q
sppoEtionfng the properly under ths ts1ms s o.
thc Will E r. Waterman. n H AorEans
and "a. b. Tiffany arc the distributors he
estate, Fea1 and personal. p.9sably aosoaess @z
H.mn t mcindea au1ong the real estate ali
he land Enstde Of Colts Dyke, sone Of Z a.
r=ady huil= up with nandso1ae brick hoates .,ss
east sfde or The riyr1, opposite the leFrJs Z
tzzet on The Hartford & Ssw Aayea E;11reai. s1n s.
Ter xnd quicksilver mines, IN AEHpna-epot
ian euasafn:neg. it Is ssid. SONS Of the mos' m
extensive tracts In the mining regions Of 1T =
zoua- This has neyer been app9stse15 5ana p. Iia
setua1 value Is not very veil knoKn- snoa81
Is et.tn e be in tne fsfas s ~. m i9nn a@nsn1
| md nfher persooal esta1e nekn large xEz1e
| rste sun1- The distritutsou wm be smun=
Guifa number Of pszsous- pe9hsp& 4
& more, ard To- COL, C-ta wtdow sa6
among Others, u 1e.J Handsome
1 be le4f.
, 1866-06-30


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