New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
Malone.

hALOSI Saturday june 2 1880.
Con Meade Las revoked his order regarding correspond
ens Tic Fslilns are, however, pregeatci from using
the wire. for the purpose OF their organization otherVise
there is 10 restriction To return 20 the interview Gen
Murphy and Gen Heforlan stated 70 Gen. Meade that
they did no, anticipate such q state Of affairs.
He said they were Islmen and like the Jews had not
foot Of ground which they stand and call it their
own Now, when NO have a military organization and
fair hope of success tie United States Government inter
fsres and crushes We have been lrTed on By the
Cabinet and used for the purposes Of III Seward They
encouraged u to this thing. We bought our rides from
your arscuals and given % unlentand until now
that We would no. be put down ly tie military power Of
the country
Gen Meade IL reply sli ila, be came here TO enforce
the Pogamatol Of the President, and that Be would do
H. 81 have always Understood tat you did not Intend 10
place yourselves in opposition to tae laws OF tie United
States
"But said Murphy, A" We did not. II We intended
opposition We could have easily captured the arms Of your
regiment
Il did not know" said Meade.
"Ask your officers, said Muphy, and continued
We fought on the baf.leiels Of toe South for the
preservation Of this country but, never mind there may
be another Rebellion"
Gen. Meade-Wc VIII not discuss tha' question
Hcfsnan broke in. Dart you are the scoundrel who
has done an this Would O. God Lad you IL Canada
bY c. would hang yol before you had time 70 look
around have influence In this State, and If ever you
attempt to come before tho People 70 seek any Office,
shall De at he polls and shall make your name damned IN
every community. We will oppose TO tho utmost Of our
power every man who has interfered in this"
Gen Meade proposed TO Murphy TO visit Lis men,
Murphy replied that he considered such proposition IN
-entlemauly and unsoldierly when he under arrest
r. 10 rr fnn1a fo
, citation.
UeGernan-"Tventy four hours longer and VIC should
no have been before you
Cen Meade said: " have orders % parole you.'
Said botn at once" This thing is rot dead yet. We
viii succeed We have our orders from Gen. Sweeney
and we can and We viii perform them. I've get arms we
shall cross into Canada We shall fight The Regulars if
they oppose US"
Gen. Meade replied" Ihlve got orle-s. 1 shall fight
YOU TO enforce The neutrality laws"
THIS ended tie interview. Murphy was il the uniform
Of Bagadicr-Goa There is not much excitement in
the town. There are two companies Of Regulars at Pots
dam junction 10 prevent the Fenians from crossing to
Malone Col ONei the hero Of Ridgcway, is also there
Gen Meade requested him not to to Malone, and
PROCLAMATION will be issued in the morning ~ Gen Meade
Tie Fenians are under parole until tomorrow morning
Some have accepted transportation. They leave tonight
Murphy made n address about 10 O'Clock, telling his
followers 70 20 Lone Gen. Meade will proclaim martial
law II necessary. Several Wild expeditions 70 various
points Oh The frontier abandoned by order Of Mur
ply. Everything quiet There are 1920 Fe1iaus aud
go Regulars Il town.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MALONE n Y. Saturday June q. 1860.
The FeIial prisoners were aragned to-day before
United States Commissioners Meyers aud Tappan, and
pleaded Not Guilty" to breach Of the neutrality laws
The hearing was adjourned 70 Monday.
Lieut.. Mount Of Albany had part whatever in the
arrest Of efernan and hasten 10 correct the injustice
inad7erorty done him. He IS fully acquitted OF any
such charge by Lis brother officer and By the Fenians
MALONE June 10, lsjG.
GEyEnAL MEADE
General Meade left for S. Adams % o'clock to-day
The prisoners are still in custody up to this time.
GOING HOME.
Two hundred and fifty FeIiaas have lei, OF slgailed
thel. Intentions % 10 50.
PROCLAMATION.
Fenian proclamation was issued TINS morning Us ioi-
lows:
his rv Blood las already foel ana c0untrymen are
in the hands Of the relentless foe VIII You desert them in tie
! hour o. need Revenge o. death now or never
ITS EFFECT
This caused considerable excitement among the Fenans
ard probably has induced great many Of them to TenaiH'
/ Abou, fifty Fonians arrived to-day.
a DINNER.
The ladies' Of Malone have formed q committee and are
at present making extensive preparations FOX grand din
ner TO be given 10 the Fenans tomorrow.
QUIET.
Everything is quiet.
Washington.