New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-13
here to-day and lodged in ts arsenal arl It the absence o.
JIM fIoWinr General Order has just been promulgated:

UrADOrAETFrs DISTRICT or ST. LAWItNCE,
lcrr-,-cnI-nn Hume u. lr-u.

OGrFssBUgG June H. Loco.
m ne Gent rrocla,ation OF Tie President Of tic United
States ard orders from MajorGen Meade eonta.uhH W.
Military District the Atlantic furnished for the inior
nation Of officers commanding Rome WATERFOWL ogdens
burg De Kalb Junction, Potsdam Junction ana intermediate
points points rsD,,oped A.. 80. will
80. fT inspected and any Fenians or MUTATIONS Of Var
rnoyinr further ard the frontier ~ ue - stores
40 and the Teuiens not permitted " that diTec
O all ponts occupied by United stateS troops any pomi
mont Tepen agtaOrs leaders or ayers individuals dIe-
gsring the recent proclamation designing TO violate the
neutrality laws viii he aTretler. 81, - iii,
railroad aud telegraph agents or operators and the Oh
pain of having their Offices closed from conveying remains OF
munitions q intended for them IN tansmhs " tne
anv communications either in cipher or otheT"se'
AaJor S 5 Elder Captain Of the ls Arulry oomManans
Rome will send in each passenger tram nun
commissioned officer soldier who WI go as lar as
town. reporting there TO the commanding ocef ana 70 r
Elder his return Information respecting he passage OF
Ferans their stores on the TRAINS ascerlap pos
sible the name Of the and conductor.
Col Semmer at WATERFOWL Wlll SEND similar guard
with corresponding orders far as Potsdau junction.
Trains having Fenans or munitions on board VIII not De
allowed proceed until tboy are removed and sufficient guar
antee is given that sueh men or munitions VIII not Dc again
Any conductor or other individuals employed by railroad
companies connvng AZ the violation Of these orders S moi
lie allowed proceed further with the tan but VIII DO held
giving aid and comfort to the Fenens
Commanding officers NJ stations VIII telegraph Immediately
20 the Headquarters arrests OF seizures that may De maze
and will send any other information which may come into their
possession concerning the movements the fenas Al cap
tued property Will be sent with suitable guard to ms place
BY order CT Col. NOGprs. j. T. SANGFB, n. y. Gn
lst Lieut. LIST Art, and Breyet Capt u. 5. A.
BUFFALO.
BUrFAro, Tuesday. june 10 1876.
There largo meeting of Fenians e; 81. James Hall
tonight considerable sum of money was subscribed to
support the Fcnals in until the action Of Congress
the recent resolution is known The Fenians generally
will not acc p transportation home from the Government
coupled with pledge not 10 agGn take ~ TO invade
Canada The think the Government has not the night to
demand such sacrifice Of tleir principles. Stringent
steps will have be taken by the Government 20 compel
them to leave this vicinity
KINGSTON, c. W.
KINGSTON, Tuesday june ~ lsC6
The Volunteers under orders to hold Themselves IN
One battalion OF Rifles left for COborg this afternoon
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON Tuesday. June 10 1896
Gen'Schenc and other members Of Congresshave to-day
received aarge number Of kilograms from President Rob
ers and other Fenans thanking them for their action yes
teray and appealing for aid and comfort They attribute
all their disasters TO the Presidents Proclamation and
orders.
AEOTHRR DISPATCH.
The inquiries made by Maor-en Meade are as yet IN
complete but they have gone they DO not result
crossed the boundary line, that any Of the Fc
mans have been led by them that any prisoners
captured by them on tie American eide Of tie frontier
In reply TO an inquiry Of Discretionary Dart at
Posdam NewYo 10 whether any OF the subordinate
officers and OF the Fenian prisoners should he ill.,
dcted, the Aforementioned elegaphcd instructions to-
day ndct the leaders only and to prosecute them for
breach of the United States Neutrality laws, with such
diligence would be consistent with the dignity OF the