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green and the American rags nyns, hnt their proceed
ings suddenly brought 10 oo.e hy the Marshal
here. who threatened Ia the leaders under tho
Presidents PROCLAMATION
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THE INVASION.
The Fenfnn Army Under General spear
On Canadian Soil.


SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THg vEw YORK HERALD.
~ A,RaS- W. Jaue Ill r. ~
The ren4an army ten Franklm this morning - nine
O'Clock aud arrived within rods of the border st
ten O'Clock. Her. thcy w-re drawn rp IN lns md
General spear nilde spseeh o. them, telling them thst
they were now near tho Canadian ine, where they nd
greatly Dr. Ird 70 bc and not % trouble women and
children, but armed at their merry
he fnrhade them 20 rlanicr. The line vas
cTossed im'aodihiey, and Colonel ,oatn unfold
ed tho green hammer of ireland on canadsn
son The uen dec,tei they would Die under u In The
Cause or fa Ia the attempt There two thousaai
men vho wore fully armed and elaippsd receiving their
supplies over the bonicr scouts all
,he rsdr and preceded the army. Who marched -four
lles OF road stanstesd and tscn halted rao
arrangements for iuircnching
General Mahan Immediately despatched courier TO
=, Ahans With tha, intelligence, WHO arrived hero
nve o'ciock hi. afternoon The short a Pm
vlon., bnt their supple. came NJ and they now have
snarent food ITO reopls have deserted their
hou - and barn. ,Ak ng away their fsrnisarr
driven on their horses ard swine snd also naiei
~ tleI. door and blinds. the Inhabitants have do
scr,cd ihe ierrilory ,hropsh which ,ue Fcnians arc
pacing
Tho oflcerr ant mon arr nov IN Canai7n soil aoi
they loud brtv cheers Consequence thereof
rey have larse amount n siorcs about thidy miles
south here, ant they making strenuous cnor. 20
supplies along tho rad from 10 Abape o. frankln
T. yeeu mie strrKgers werc passing taI afternoon,
abi tare i've three With stores and
loai,d dnwr with ammunaion
4 company. armed aad cqupr"d eft tho irau tiis
toraae Gersia the station south of = Aloans,
ead were the rosd 20 TO- front tds afternoon.
Iir,y ronians arrived this point .tb evening from
ihe sauta.
ptgeon rIiiI. tenadn, Oeeupird ny the
Feniaus-Their Withdrawal Ordered
by General sweeny.
SPECIAL TELEsRAW 10 rHE NV yosg nERAnD.
=. ALB,s~ June Z isso
fifteen hundred FeniaBs crossed she Canada border
lat nsst aad occupied ,hs village q Pigeon nm Ter
Vile dis,nci IN the township q -. Arniand. Thry
committed no dcprcfaonS Some we're veil armed
and provisioned. General AahRn was IN command.
Gener. swesuy ordered The .ishdnwai q ths fenan
uesy- from Ihe csasda Iines bsioe hs arrest ~ shs
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nfe pcegrrei yeftfffIy efeAlbE N&skla4 tt.set
rseisc, ~bica .sifoyei t~an'y buDim6t ~
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The following has been furnished your correspondent
here by 6cnernl Ncade'--
General sweeny arrested last night by Major Glib
son, Third artillery, a IT Adams by order of General
Meade
Pursuant 10 orders from Inc yaior Stewart,
Fourth artillery, with tsn companies 81 IL. Third ar'i
icry, prDcc-ded Malone this morning, aud in
conjunction with Major s.Ivey in command % the frst
artillery, arrested the principal Fenian oac.rs Thsr
names General Murphy, General Eeiieraan Captain
Talon, Lieutenant Bren Colonel Rly, Colonel Eason,
Lieutenant Colonel cinu, Major Connolly Captain Gres
roy, Captain Ella sud surgeon ;. Hine. Two hours
were given these officers explain the ruc state %
affairs to their mon, counsel submission 10 tic auhori
ties ami - accept tho % transportation hst woid
10 furnished ,ham rcaeh tao,r homes. 1he
entirely destitute aud arrangements viii be- made by ths
railway companies expedite thcr departure from tner
~, .cnl unyleas,as aiar,css Many rcniaas at s, al.
brs bave already applied tor transportation
FRixgls, VT, J1ue :. iso5
The renians sre concentrated here unirr General
Nahan aud MAJOR Tresiilean. IL u supposed they r
towards - Abtns to-day account of TIE arrest
of General Sweenv
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Canadian. Leaving tor the ssss~s-Er-
pecf.d Rising OF the Canadian Fesi-
ans--Gsnersi spears Headas.rters ON
canadian soil.

kosfnE,L Jure !, lscs
Al the inhabitants on the borders % no Pryvinoe
limo Of Bedfosi. F-slighsburg s,aubrdss sad sweets.
burg leaving With al their ablrs ~ To uni,od
s,a,sa for rroicction.
n Seventh Fasilcer regusrs have icft FOR Wet
Faruhsn. the probable Of csriy battle. Tho
Royals ,sosun1ecr-l under bca.y marching
orier&
II reported ha, u the say axcd FOR tn
rising of the Canadian Fenlsn. IN conjunction 9TH ne
hvas9nirs Trafrc tho railroads stll suspended,
leaving al rolling and aosnx stock al thb d1posai %
Tho government,
The reported arrest Of tho Head Centres throughout
the states Il tho key 20 the public Joy tonight
General spear, having escaped urrs,, now com.
auartars on Canadian eoa.
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LINE OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.

The News of the Arrest ar ssecmy tn Og.
densburg-Other Arrests-rra asp ortn.
tion or Fenians Towards the Frontier
Prob Ohibitcs-Trsn SPortsttan "a he Fur
nished them 90 Return HeMse-Hritish
War Vessels Ina the SO. Lawrenee, &c.
SPECIAL TELEGRAn 10 THE NEW voRE HERALD.
OeDsSsscrG, juno !, 1906
rhe Presidents proclamation excited mocL comment
hero this morning. which, however,, to ,he
c,em.nt created by The stringent action of tho
ern,nent In the arre-s of the Fcaian kaaors cow
mcpring with thnt OF 6eneral sverny ard ,'onei Ma
han at 81 Albans Naturally tho Tcnlan- of tbc town
arr the most stirred this unexpected events;
but only truth state tina, tbs majority ol this pco
pi. hero who hitherto sympslzod ba, little with tho
movement have within the lasi couple u Gays, fully
expressed themselves ia favor OF giving tho Su IN the
~psp fair chance try conclusions With tler neigh
bor tho opposite shore This arises from over ffee
use of blaster indalgsd In h. tho people of ircscot
who cgn 70 rort the interference th rhted States
governmen, In support q neutrality
Tho following Is General Meidss ordcr tn The supern
iendcnt ot the o~irnvburg aud lake champlain rail
road prohibiting conveyance of FepiaS and munitions
of VAR 10 he OF operations
Hr,norrrr,s MLrsEy Dvripy ~ rng ATLAsrIc.
ugpsS-Irrsi, Jane Z, 1896
Hpsry Tscr, Esq, Superintendent psdcnsbuT- and
n LAKE rianpaiu Isltruld:--
sm-Tle Major General commanding directs 90 TO-
form ynu that br virtue - the poscre sesied ia Aa BY
ihs PRECEDENT proclamation ~ the 9Th in, ho hereby
pfohibtE the transportation sour mad ef any p.r
sous arms muDtons of var dsainel H. sieafe ths
laws ~ r tmitci ia = a. 80 forth ~ al proclana
This only rgfcr . movements toward. th~
of arstul0na.
yesy repeatedly, ycsr occ' IT scryan'
q 4 BAr~ruN.
Brrv. brg. cen. and 49,. Adl zen.
Three oeopeniee 4 tinted st,ss troop cft here
morning ,or Malone, for The parpo-u ol aucstns ~
Fcnian lsdcrs ,hcfe rho principal " uosc ."n
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FEnIA n S.,
ARREST OF PRESIDENT ROBERTS.
he Refuses to Give Bail to
Keep the Peace.
His Final Release on His Own
Recognizance.
General Sweeny and Colonel Mahan Ar
rested and Held as Prisoners.
Several Other Fenian Officers
Arrested at Malone.
INVASION OF CANADA.
General Spear with a Force Of Two
Thousand Across the Border.
The Canadians Fleeing Before
the Invaders.
ALL QUIET ON THE NIAGARA FRONTIER.
General Lynch Orders the Ohio Ec-
mans to Return to Their Homes.
Pie Revenue Cutters on the Lakes Turned
ever 10 the War Department BY
Order Of Secretary McCulIoeh.
Transportation OF Feliaas Towards
tho Frontier Prohibited.
~~~~~~~~~--~~~>>~~~~~D>~~
Erect of President JOhnsoM's Pro-
clanation an Canada.
--~~-~-~>--~~~~~~~~~o~- M
4 FENIAN MAN-0F-WaR lFL0AT.
%. &c. &c.
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