The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-06
Movements Of General sweeny-ActIyfty
or the Eeutaus.
LINE OF THE NIAGARA.

The Writ Of Habeas C0rpus-Names or
the Fenian Omcers Confined ON Bos rd
the Michigan.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HrnALps
BuYyAIo, June 1-ll:i6A. NJ
Tho United States has engaged Mr. Sherman 8
Rogers represent them tho return 10 the writ of
habeas corpus granted by Judge Clinton for ths pur.
pose Of bringing before him tho fenian o0lcen now
held az prisoners on board the United States ssAmer
Michigan.
Tho counsel was accompanied by Acting Master Morris
and they have notified Judge Clinton that the Fen,n
prisoners are held by tho commander OF theSchl
gan but by tho United states District Attorney who is
absent from this city.
The general impression that The oiccrs VIII b. re-
leased on bail and tho discharged. Considerable
excitement exists Tho Is crowded Win
the friends of the prisoners.
After short consultation II decided 70 POSTPONE
the return OF the writ until ton morning.
Tho following arc the Of the officers VIII arc
10 be brought up from the Michigan tomouoE On the
return Of the writ Of habeas corpus:-eolonel iohn
ONE H. Colonel owen starr Colonel John Hoy Ls'ten-
ant Colonel Grace Lieutenant Colonel John spauidng
Captains Shields, Connolly. r. II hundy, Tim 0LAv,
John A. GeHry, Yogerty, smith, John Hagsery Leiien-
ants Roche, william MAguIre Patrick HBnn ,.
Tyren
Colonel I0wery ndins Fort Erie has notned
the British Consul In thia city that permits uln bs
recognized by INN for persons N vist shcir camp.
large number Of tho British have isft Fort Enc os
Prescott
large body Of yenians has been landed a, sis
Creek twenty-five miles west Of Bnfslo.
large amoun, of running 70 and fro by mssssnsrs
Ia INDUCED In at The Tenisn headqusrers They etrn
70 have had orders from General swecny.
The revenue cutter Fesssndsn has arrived from On
kirk and the revenue cutter Commodore Perry has
arr we'd General Barry has ordered both ouusnso
patrol the river.
The CaptsreA Fsnian Omeers-Fenfn
Prisoners Held ny the Canadtan-
UniseA states Troops Arriving ~ HS-
faio.
Bu,vaIo, Juno 5-i:1sP.n
Al an early hour this morning warrants vers ssui
BY the United States Commissioners y this city co..
manding the United States marshals 10 apprebcnd .
Fcn officers who board the steamer Md
gan and bring them before tho Commissioners fos I.
ns, on when I, all be decided whether ,hsy an
be held for trial before Judgo Hall Tho complaints
stated a. folIows:--
Whereas complaint has this day boon made 10
- - did, or about ths 3ls, day ~ May, IN
New York ands Jurisdiction Of the United states bee
aud Hct fc0r and provide and prepare The means
q military expeditiUn 10 be carried on from thefs
against ths iorfitry and dominona of the FrDvnosf
Upper Canada, her government and people With Whit
the United States Al peace. contrary " the prs
o the act of Ccagrass concerning neutrality, pass
Apri 20. ISIS, &c. a
II said the officers vii make no tefenos, ooafesxf
10 q breach o. the Neutrality Law
The prisoners really IN custody Of the civil suthof
,le-, and the military and naval forces are gaardiu
them.
On The other side early thIs morning foos moro Penis
pusres wero brousht and placed in the Mag.
ferry house.. Many u thom met With quicker fsio,
the volunteers sboot them dead when found II 70
portAithss loss than twenty Ave- thirty hsvo ns
shot IN tho Goods round Aboas vost Ers ant Rdssva
But this needs confirmation.
Aitorethcs tho Canadians hsvs shout one hpsdssl
prisoners, Of whom nfty eoab,ls>s civilians. - al
rrss we're msie with very nus dl-err'Icn. slry ssl
nov rcponed 70 BE- lodged 10 Dsssuosd jail and 81 Pa,
Cobcvp@
All In trains ca The Grand rrusk Rsihnd sss run
sine r~xsisry ess ssd vesL
Col Lyseh. of Chicago, vho ssruned command D
BuasIo ~ Friday nigh. ief the city % sunday nlxh
snd rspsyssd 70 have Akss VIVA h,s parsb<s u ~
v.aiass vho we're waiting W r~ssfosso csl oxsal
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