New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

east They are veyretcent but repeat the old gag about
"gong to work the railroads" None armed, but
occasionally man has saber
p. oDAY.
p. 0Day Head Center OF this District, is in New
York for Instructions
TIE PRESIDENTS ORDER.
The recent order issued from Washington about arrest
ing the Fenian leaders makes considerable talk, but ap
pareny the men are in good spirits and only await orders
" 10 attend TO business"
No means for their subsistence is provided and they
scattered all the city among their Iish sympathizers
NAMES OF THE RELEASED OFFICERS.
The names Of the released officers incorrectly re-
ported this noon. The following is correct list: John
ONeill, John Hay and Owen Starr, 5000 bail, with two
more sureties who can justify in double that amount
Hugh Mooney, who demanded an examination, 5000
bonds appear the nth before the United States Com
missioner here The other prisoners held TO appear
before the Circuit Court Of the United States, to
be held az Canandacgua the 18th inst Their names
arc William Smith, j. VI. Fogarty, j. SpauldnG, Capt.
Fitzpatrick. They are all held in $4,000 bail.
Tie Erpre's win publish tomorrow full list Of the
prisoners seized by US on their retreat from Canada ana
discharged on their own rccognizances.
THE INSULT TO AN AMERICAN CONSUL.
We have conversed with Mr. f. n. Blake, the United
States Consul at Fort Erie regarding the insult offered
him during the recent raids. He says between and
O'Clock in the morning hearing the noise OF troops ap-
preaching, he went in his road and saw mounted man
riding toward him, whom he supposed British Volunteer
officer. Mr. Blake spoke 10 him, and the man, VINO az
pearcd to be excited, fired apistol and rode OF rapidly
The British authorities waited on Mr.. Blake and apol-
ogzed for the outrage but say it Was not British ohcer
who fred on him can the person be found VINO did
commit the outrage. II occurred at the moment the vol
unccs entered Fort Erie village after the Fcnians had
evacuated. 1t is surmised was done 10 embroh inc
British and American authorities
The Fenians in town are respondent this evening, ap-
parenty not knowing what to do or where to co.
No BRITISH FLAG CAPTURED.
learn from the British Consul in this city and from
Gen Barry that Gen. O'Nci did not capture British
Dag, as reported.
NAVAL MOVEMENT
Gen Barry has ordered the revenue cutter Fessendcn 10
1onawanda Her boats are 10 patrol the nyer rom
Lasac to 1onawanda Tugs from Tonawanda will patrol
nom Toaawanda TO the Michigan, which hes at Lower
Black Rock. The Michigins boats patrol from Lower
Black Rock TO Buffalo iarbOr. The revenue cutter Com,
modoe Perry patrol and watch Buffalo liarbor and
prevent all snspiciousoong crafts from leaving after
o'clock P. IN.
THE PRSiAN BACKBONE BROKEN,
The British Consul thinks the backbone of Fenianism
is now broken He has requested Cen Barry to send
company of United States troops 10 guard Lockport
ARMS sElZID.
One thousand stand Of arms have been seized by Gen.
Barry since his appointment also % small and a-
munition. strong guard has bcon posted at the state
Arsenal in this city by order Of the General commanding
this Department.
A morning paper published card Yesterday morning
from Gen. O'Nc stating that of his men had taken
gold mourning mig oldmounted eye-gass and gold
pencil and that be had them in his possession. The
mourning rng and eyc-gass were returned to-day by
Senator Fitzgerald, to Miss Rose Of Font Erie Thepencl
is not yet claimed.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Two companies Of the It'll Regular Infantry leave at
p. IN. for tie East
At Fort Erie there are only 500 troops, including
battery Of six guns
THE RELEASE or col. ONEILL
Gen. q Neil was released from jul to-day on bail
in the sum Of 10000 His sureties were Justice Ryan,
Thomas Cruise aud Michael Flyoy After being released
accompanied him 90 his quarters 20 the Mansion House
where large crowd had mhled 90 catch glimpse OF
the hero OF Limestone Ridge. At length he stepped on
the balcony and addressed the croad as follows:
GENTiENrS: You nwnrc that ] am speech maker.
The only speeches accustomed 10 make such
sent fson mouth Cres Of How you. Queens
Ownr Situated present can only advise you 10
20 your homes peacefully and IN orderly manner
Good bye.
The Colonel looked tired end spoke confidently Of tho
bows in green accompll shing their mission.
Col Grace Of the Ohio t.O1ps managed TO ct on board
OF the Michigan private and ~ such got released.
THR MEN ORDERED TO 90 HOME.
A general order has been Issued this afternoon from
Gen Lynch at Cleveland ordering the IN tAis city
10 return immediately 10 their home.