The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09
THE NIAGARA FRONTIER.
Order Prohibiting TransnaissiOn or Fe.
nian Troops or Material or War To-
wards tho Fr0ntter-The Tclegrap ph
Under tho Supervision OF United states
Authorttkes.


Under tho super iston OF United States
Authorities.
BUFFALO, June 3, 1896.
copy Of the following order has been furnished
parties Interested -
ee.E GENERAL oRDsRs--So IT,
HEADQuARrxRs, DrrRicr OSriRro,
BuvvlLo, Juno =, 1855
In compliance with instructions from Major General
Meade, In vruo OF power vested In him by tho Pres
dent OF the United states the transportation rail
roads, by other modes Of public conveyance OF
any persons material Of designed supposed To
be designed violate the utray In forbidden.
The transmission the telegraph wires OF messas
In cypher or otherwise from Fenians or on matters ro-
lating Zen movements, ~ also forbidden. AL per-
warned that any evasion disregard of theao
prohibitions will be treated aiding aud abetng the
Com naDding officers OF tho United sta,cs iroops
within the limits Of this m ary ds,nc, win tanse ths
that II ~ promptly ana vigorously enforced
WIN y. BARRY,
Brevct Brgadier General U. 3. A., Commanding
As many as eight hundred Fenians, many Of them
armed, arrived in this evening; but though thoy
did not nend 70 stop here the order Of General Barry
viii prevent their going eastward ~ they intended.
Tcnians Refused transportation from
CIeveland-Feeii1g Against tho United
States sAuthorities-Move TO Have Been
Made Last Night from Buffalo on Can
ada-Gcneral Barry I.sue. ssrics Or
ders, tsc.
BrFFALo, juno 8, 1896,
SIX hundred Fcnians refused tran, ,ortaon from
Cleveland this morning.
very bitter feeling prevails among the Fen!ans In
this riiy agaIns, Geaera Barry. They think he has
ov rstepred hIg order1
Orders have bccn Issued for the 70 report nlne
O'Clock ibis evouiig al their am3rics Tie officer In
command reports thirteen hundred ready for action Tho
force IS probably twcnt,-six hundred
Great enthusiasm was manifested among tho officers
and men on the ipt Of tho Of The crossing
Canada from s.. Abans last night
A council Of war is NV being held ut tho Everett
House All the officers ia attendance arc In lAyor "
making move tonight
General Barry received an order by telegraph from
General Meade, by authority Of the President Of the
United StatcB forbdding the transportation ths
roads modes Of public travel of persons or
materials or munitions Of supposed to be designed
violate the neutrality Laws; also forbddng tho
the telegraph wires of messages, IN cyphr
otherwise from Fcnans matters relating 20 Fen,an
movements General Barry direos all officers nder his
command 10 enforce these orders, and TO take any
necessary 10 prevent tho accumuating of
the frontier Railroad and telegraph companies
warned that any evasion disregard u these orders
will be treated a. aiding 70 violate the INV.
Tho Fcnans are confident that they safely evada
tn Law without detection Tho President Il denounced
by the citizens OF every party.
Fory-seyen car loads Of men arrived at 5:30PM
coun-il o. held at Fenian ho,dq ariers this
afternoon when wa doc del that owing the ery
Of the neutrality laws tho assembled ihls
point should DO ordered 20 thor homes until after tho
next General election mas m ctns will b. held W
ght IN order that funds may raised send
men their homes.
The Fenan treasurer has abscondcd With the funds in
h = charge.
Tho Fenan ofnrcr In command here through gen.
era order states that without and money wond
b. only sacnncing their lives into Canada Tho
excitement has completely nzzi,d out 10 This vicinity.