New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
SECOND DISPATCH.


The people Of this usually quiet Old borough have been IL
Ever excitement oil day ~ consequence Of the arrests
stories az told the proceedings against the prisoner
te prec charges which they were arrested and the
tor. ..e ponts can Only be settled by the msgistera
Eves, gloa that is expected TO take place to morrow
Tie nos probable statement that ne arrests were made
the 7stce OF the East Who IN common
with other members Of the Government mas ioI some ue
ben aware 81 the contemplated movements and designs OF
certain parties IN this country supposed 10 % Ihp"Iau ~
Ne Tensan conspiracy il j. stated that NJ carrier heaI9g
that Murray and other armed fenians were on he Tram
Their as 10 Boston instructed Dr. Allen Mayor OF Corn
vsl have them arrested a soon they reached TINS STA
on The Mayor in with the County Crown attorney
Mr. J. Yfaee and officers Of the Government here
Incdata took the most active means 20 carry out VITA
tonpt.gie and security The wishes OF me Government
lie out companies Of volunteer inclncing some OF
UOs duty here, 20 ava him IN MS a'k shOl II Us
nepa, he volunteers we're in waiting at the station IN
The when the train arrived and as soon as " stopped
ssnger PREVENTED for the Tie Mayor then entered
TIE Murphy the leader Of the gang having been
ceved Instructions have the party arrested iha' there was
sge force OF military tho station prepared TO carry out
rs orders that under these circumstances would be VAIN
sad fOOst for them TO offer resistance ara that urhe
order prevent any INCONVENIENCE 10 passengers against
thou there charge 10 would be prudent for Murphy
10 poia out BIZ associates. when the train woud be
allowed 20 depart In reply 10 TINS demand MuIPh!
tie head center pointed different individuals who com
posed the party Another account adds ths Murphy admitted
Tat they were on their Portland 10 aid the Fenian
there assembled 10 attack upon part Of the British ter
toy bu' Of this statement strong confirmation has yet
sDeni the passengers the rain among whom was
Nj j. Bydges the Managing Director Of the railway wno
wa returning In special from Toronto 10 Montreal IL
possible that he previously that the ar
rests would be made and the secret well kept for
OF the other passengers had idea Of aud certainly
Of the prisoners they would not have allowed them
sves caught Mr. j. H. Cameron was also passenger
% the traia.
whsa tie Fenans surrendered themselves they at once
gave up that their persons ench having
either knife concealed IN his dress These were
ken charge Of by the authorities and then the baggage OF
s party subjected 10 search In then yases ana trAV
ping bags found and acknowledgements
nth cartridges buetmOds &c. The prisoners denied that
taey hal any other luggage but after the train left railway
bleck found when telegram sent TO
NOatfea the baggage overloaded there This being
lone 3 rounds Of ammunition with Teyoyer and other
weapon discovered
After te Of the party they were conveyed under
tea Of volunteers 10 the county jail they were
ey 3gs1 Or the night strong guards being placed around
lhe bu8r On Of tie prisoners dispatch letter IN
Upaet found and this taken by the Crown Attorney
eho proceeded by the mp n O'Clock To Ottava for the
kTpose d receiving instructions from TIE Attorney
West During HIS sbsencc Murphy and his companions have
eR close custody but Treated with accustomed