New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13
THE FENIANS.
Reports from tho Frenticr-No Hians Of Any
More Wharf.-The Trials ut Maione-Movc-
mcnts OF Oaicers-Gen. Nende's inquiry
md Its observation-disclosures OF the Fenian
Chiefs.


MALONE, Monday, June 10, let6.
The Fenan prisoners-Murpby, Heieran and COM
pany-weTo brought up for examination to-day before
United States Commissioners Myers and Tappan, .and
rcmanded until tomorrow Bail is demanded in the SUN
Of $1,000 each Murphy and Hehernan and $4,000 for
each of the Others
The body of Eugene Corcoran, who was accidentally
killed on Saturday evening last at the Fenian Camp at
this point, was embamed by DIR. Shine and sent home
this evening. This the only casually have TO report
OF this place.
Gen Murphy issued an order to-day, counselng all the
Fenians TO remain Notwithstanding which carloads
left this evening Probably there will not be than
800 Fenians here tomorrow. They have sufficient
for that number Of men.
Gen vogdes arrived here this evening with about 300
regulars. About the same number also arrived from
ST. Adams
Your correspondent has Just returned from Fort Coying
ton There appears TO be terrible in that quarter
Forty families arrived from Canada yesterday. Five Fee
mans were bathing in stream there last evening,
and when they had left some half dozen Canadians
crossed got into an argument with two Americans, and
ended by giving one of the latter black eye. Great in
dgnation existed in Fort Coyington
Your correspondent met on their way home three CON-
panes Of United States Regulars in light marching order
under the command of Major Andrews ostensby their
way TO Wetylle but really going to Brasher Falls at
which point appears the Fenans have seized ten loads
of arms and ammunition, guarded by some half dozen
Regulars.
Another detachment met in the direction Of Hun
ngton - miles from here, which place has been threat
ened for some days past by the Fenians.
company Of Fenans, numbering 80, from Pennsylva-
nia arrived at Posdam Junction to-day, having marched
10 that place from Rome.
All hope is not yet abandoned. All quiet.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Tie preliminary examination Of Gen. Murphy held on
charge of violating the Neutrality laws, commenced
to-day at Malone before United States Commissioner
Chas Otappan of Potsdam-G. Sterling Smith, Assistant
DistctAttorney appearing for the United States Judge
Flanders Mr. Donahoe and Mr.. Donders counsel for
the accused The case has been made one for the
other prisoners.
Major Stewart was the first witness examined He tesi.
fed TO the ares, and seizure Of at DE Kab Station
the dress worn by the prisoners at the time the in
which the arms and ammunition contained, aud also
in reference TO map of Canadian fortcaons, and
addresses made by Murphy and Hefiernan. The
examination tended show that the bought or
came from the United States Arsenals.
Lorng Greenough, and old who has acted in the
capacity of Sheriff and Constable here for thirty
years. testified the influx ofstTangers- he believed
amounted to about 1900.
Lieut. Lee OF the Regulars also examined He testi
fled that Capt Fulton and Others gave their names TO him
to get here with their several ranks in the Army Of Ireland
The hearing adjourned ill tomorrow. There are
other Witnesses be examined. Ii held the prisoners
will be tried at Canandagua at the General Term to be
held next Tuesday.
Nearly all the Fenians have lett there not being
than 400 here at present.
An old man named Tulley, the father of quor-dealcr
had his watch taken from him this evening about O'clock
by three persons supposed be Fenans.
Gen. Meade IS in town, with large force Of Regulars
THIRD DISPATCH.
Our village now has the appearance Of an important
military town. Ten companies Of United States Infantry
here, Part of whom have pitched their tents In the
marched 10 COnstabes six miles north of here capture
some munitions Of war, which, was reported the Fe-
mans had seized there. They did succeed in finding
any, ard returned this morning. Tie invading army is
and tie leaving for their homes b.
every train They haYe succeeded m giving orr neigh
Ors The border most magnificent We are
informed by gentleman direct om Canada tia; but one
family remains between Tout River aud Huntington a
distance Of over % miles. The Others have oil been
III ght ned away.
The examination Of the officers under arrest commenced
o-day, and IS now progressing
Gen Meade and stag have just arrived on o special
rain from S. Adams. ILey will remain here I'll to-
morrow.
All quiet on the Salmon;
oGDESsBURG.
OGIENsHUEG. Tuesday 2une 10, ls66
Everything passed Of here quietly last night notWth
edged IN the arsenal would be seized in the absence Of
efficient force q guard il. No such attempt made.
he United States authority is paramount however the
eope feel with regard 10 Canada and the Fenians.