New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-15

main there Ii was intended to withdraw them to-day
The action of the proFenian party in Congress creates
some excitement here II is feared that this will give new
vitality to the Fenian designs An attack or RAID upon
the Huntington line Of the frontier and directed toward
the Beauharnols Canal is looked for. There il good
force ready TO meet It.
TORONTO.
TopoNro C. W, Thursday. June IL, 1866.
Volunteers on the frontier, whose business urgently re-
quircs them home now permitted 10 leave o'nof'
viii remain under arms.
The Government has not yet decided whether to proceed
in the legislation perfectng the Confederation scheme
or postpone it 10 an adjourned session Ill, 10
Ii not decided whether the Fenian prisoners WIN be
tried by civil military court Some OF the Ministry
favor eny Others think that an example should De niaue
OTTAWA c. W.. Thursday June Is. 1890.
IL reported TO the Government that the fshlah, are
about to make another raid IN the vicinity oil Fort Ere
There is some uncasiness felt here Facts are undouD
edy known which the authorities do not desire TO dnge
at present. -. g
fourteen Eenians in Hamilton They had dispatches when
viii throw considerable light the Fenan plans and
The military authorities forbid the transms-
Of any dispatches giving movements oil troops OF yes
sells of war to the press There is something important on
the carpet. a,
Brownies explanation of his of retirement from the
Ministry looked for with much interest III expected
tomorrow.
Large number of Fenans are reported assembling along
the southwestern frontier
OoprssBr re- Thursday. June IA. 1866
The Fenan the border has closed. AT nidn Sht,
Wednesday all but few strae gers had quilted Malone
and other points for their homes and officers hunting
up the scattered for the purpose OF sending them
away The examination of the Fcnlan officers arrested
last week was concluded before the United States Com
missioner Charles O. Tappan last evening" and the prison.
ers were held the Generals IN the sum OF $OVO ana each
the Others in the OF $1,000 each Tor appearance Io
trial the term Of the United States District Court 10 pe
convened Canandaieua the 18th instant Upon con
suation with their Counsel, Judge Flanders OF Malone
In view Of the approach of the term OF the Court they
udqd In "a officers.
arrived here the midnight train and left again at ii9
this a. m Canandaigua The following Is complete
list of the prisoners, with rank, and residence;
Gen. NJ C. Murphy, NewN ork Gen. j. =. Heterman,
Albany; Col j. T. Reilly, Rochester Lieut. Terence
Quinn, Albany Major John f. Connolly, Newark \. D..
Capt John Glass New-York; Capt. p. H. Grady, Albany
Capt. John l.. Fallon, Posdam Capt. W H. Lindsay
Ncw-York; Lieut.. Jno. Brien, New-York; Dr. W. l..
Shine, Newark.
The Officers we're cheerful and passed their time in
singing Irish national songs and other exhibitions OF
ioliiy.
ooDENsBuRG Thursday June Il, LEGO
From of Cen Meades staff, just arrived from Ma
lone hear that further trouble Is anticipated al bsha1,
Gen. Meade was suddenly ieegaphod for and lcft VIA
Albany that point. -Four companies OF troops nave
been ordered from Malone to Buffalo. They will pass
through here tonight
BUFFALO. Thursday. June H. Iced;
The guard of United States troops placed IN the tes-
graph Office of this city has to day been withdrawn IL
a mistake. and believed TO have been done without
the knowledge Of Gen. Barry
The Fcnans ihavc surrendered, and are now seeking
transportation Gen. Barys terms, VIZ: Not TO take up
arms again to invade Canada.
A. many $500 have already been enrolled by
their officers return home.
President Roberts, last proclamation has completed The
work of dsbandng the Fenian army here though, before
IL was published the Fcnian Gen Burns was IN treaty
with Gen Barry 10 get Government ald to send the men
away.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BrVrALo Thursday june H. ls66.
The guard Of United States troops placed in the telegraph
Office of this city has to-day been withdrawn II was
mistake and believed 10 have been done without the
knoslcdge of Gen Barry. The Fenians have eayed ana
are now seeking transportation Gen. Barrys terms,
VIZ: not take up again 10 invade Canada As
many as 800 names have already been enrolled by their
officer 10 return home President Robers last Irocaa-
ton has completed tie work Of dsbandng the Fenian
army here though before it was published the FenIan
Con Burns was in treaty with Gen Barry to get Govern
mont all 10 send the men away.