The New York herald., 1866-06-04
Tho Position OF the state or New York.
Visit or General sweeny-Thc Fenians
Stfii Hard at Work, &c.
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Albany, June 8. 1865
No proclamation will be issued by tho Governor
calling out the state troops unless shall be deemed
necessary for the protection Of State private property
upon the request Of the general government.
There has been gTca, excitement among the Fenians
here to-day and unusual activity The OF the cap
tTe OF Colonel o'Nei and his force appears TO have
given renewed energy tho different organizations In
this city, and meetings of consultation ATTENDED by
Of the most prominent and influential Iflshmcn,
have been held during tho day The presence OF General
sweeny in the city he having here this mornng)
has added 10 the enhu OF the friends AMI sym
paihizcrs OF army OF invasion. General Sweeney has
been In consultation with various genlemon al tho Dea-
van House, but has not appeared on the street The
object OF his visit her. OF course is secret and his
destination Is also unknown. II stated, however that
he viii leave the city night and Is believed he will
proceed norhward
The leaders In this city say tho 90 atoms IN ths
vicinity of Buffalo Intended icini and
that all has been accomplished in that locality that
expected Thcy also say that the grand move
mt has been made, VIII b., many
miles distant from Buffalo. II Is stated
with considerable confidence tha, Gghting has
been In progress In another quarter to-day. What
ground they have for this opinion Is unknown 10
all save the leaders. II is well known that the
recruits for Fenians who went from this city, and
those from other places who passed through
hero during the past week went up tho Rome and
watertown Railroad This strengthens the belief
that formidable operations than any yet developed
contemplate tho northern frontier. Tho Fcnans
here sancunc OF ultimate success but mol very
communicative.
public citing OF the sympa,hlzers with tho fenlan
movement has called night m The city
Hall The call IL sgned by an tho Head Centre of tho
ciy, and they 1t has the oountenancc and approval
OF very many Of the most Influential citizens of Albany
Gen. swscny on his Way 10 the Front.
ALBANY June 3 1904
General swccny spent the day hcre and left on the
night train for 4 laln.
Aboat a csr n II II Fenians, composed OF Nov York
crr and Albanian Ell for the west The train
EcnsAns Nov Ing TO the Front.
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WORCESTER. MAS., June ., 1890
company OF eighty fcnans, under ooinmnnd Of
Captain Trainer len here this evening by the Northern
Railroad for the front
wAsnNoTos, june 3 1904.
One hundred and fifty men ate stated 10 have eft
here last night for the y. nian army
BALnxoar June 3, 1904
IT reported that party Of sixtr seventy fcnIans
by abou, hundred morc supposed 10 bo bound
70 Canada
BrnLrsesos, VI, June ,, 1850
About one hundred ni,y Fea.ans passed through
here last night bound for ST. Abans which max about
-four hdhdred and nny have arrived since six r. ~
| yesterday They commanded by Colonel Michael
scapian.
Eur, Pa, Juno ., 1900
Three hundred Fcnisns embarked this place for
some point in Canada this morning feet % soyen
arge fishing boats bss left barcelona for Long Point
with fenians and supplies
PoUGErgrrrK, juno g. 1900
squad OF FcnIans icf, Ma,teawan yesterday, squad
left Newburg Friday, and squad viii leave here on
Tuesday or Wednesday, for the Canada bordsr.
The Washington Fenians Di.piritrd.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM To Tng sEw YORK HERALD.
wAsusoros Juno 3, isoS
Tho Washington Fcnians wcarny rather long faco@
thus evening In consequence Of reported despatch TO
the government announcing the capture of soyen
hundred armed Fenlana by the cuter hehigtn
the complete dispersion Of the forco that 70 entity
inyade al Canada