Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-15
The FenianSs
Arrests I'm Canada.

NFyv VoRE, June 1.-THE Herald has the
follow ng 8 pedals concerning the Fenisns
ora Z. W, June l5.-Thus far the
number Of arrests throughout Canada since
the suspension Of the habses corpus act, is
eighty Hour. These arc Canadian Fenians,
and they are now in jail in various parts Of
the provinces.
Arms Seized
The police have succeeding in capturing
$500 stand OF arms secreted in various
places by the Fenians. Il is believed that
much larger quantities are still concealed.
Relief
Parliament will make ample provisions
for the widows and orphans of those killed
at the battle of Ridgeway.
Fenian Prisoners.
MONTREAL. June 81 have Just received
information from Ottawa that the govern
ment has notes yet determined when to Issue
the order fer the trial of the Fenisn prison.
eIs.
An Official Appeal.
BUFFALO, June l5.-Surgeon Z. Donnelly.
Surgeon-in-Chief in the Irish army, has is
sued an official appeal to the friends of Ire
land to come forward and furnish means for
the purchase Of such articles as the sick and
wounded NAV need during the forthcoming
campaign. Money and supplies should be
sent by express TO this city.
Various FenIau Items.
Brigsdier General Burns commanding the
Irish Republic Army. has assumed command
in this city.
Two soldiers have been detailed by Gen
eral Barry and placed at the telegraph office
to prevent Fenian messages being transmit
ted over the C~ompany's wires.
The following address is 10 be read to the
Irish Republic Army tomorrow
HEADQUARTERS Army CT IRISH REPuBLIU,
BUFFALO, June IL, 1866.
70 Hc Soldiers Of Irish Liberty:
Countrymeu and Friends The proUla
nation Of President Roberts lust issued
calls upon you TO stand firm by the cause.
that our movement must and will advance,
under these circumstances and facts: Con
gress will, in q very few days, either repeal
the neutrality law or extend TO Us belliger-
ent rights. In the name of Ireland we beg
of you 10 do your duty. Let no Fenian sc
disgrace himself as to accept the ignomin.
iOus conditions attached TO the prefer o
government transportation. Never, Irish
men, forswear your rights as American citi-
zens, or your devotion 10 the cause for which
you have sacrificed so much, and for which
you are ready 10 die. Such conduct would
be unworthy Of your manhood and race. BE-
patient; q glorious future awaits you, and
ere many DAYS the order 10 march will glad
den your hearts. Stand drm and don't allow
the intrigues of officers who are in sympa
thy with the British, cause you TO swervC
from the only path Of duty and honor
Await the orders of your military officers
Conduct yourselves as you have in the pas
while here, and the citizens Of this city will
not neglect you.
Fraternslly,
J. W. FITZGERALD,
MICHAEL SCAELAN.
Five hundred Indians arrived at 10 p. m
from the Ce~ttaraugus reservation to aid thu
Fenisns.
VRrious Hem
BUFFALO, June 1.-The guard placed in
the telegraph Office yesterday, was with.
drawn to-day. II was a mistake, and wa
we believe, done without General Barry
knowledge.
The Fenians have caved, and now seel
transportation on General Barry's terms
viz: not to take up arms to invade Canada
About $500 have been enrolled by theil
officers to return home.
President Roberts last proclamation hal
! completed the work Of dis5anding the Fe.
nisn army here, though before it was pub
lished the Fenian General Burns was il
treaty with General Barry to get govern
ment aid TO got the men away.