New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
Feninn Matter. in the City.

Although the immediate center Of interest of the
Fenian imbrogo is no longer In EewYork the excitement
among who sympshze in tho present movements on the
frontier H. If possible greater than Crowds OF later.
e.ted persons chiefly rishmen hang about the different
Fenan headquarters the bnen boards Of the various
newapss and ask and question aud surmse and prophecy
with energy aud interest which recalls the early days OF
But there are other points Of attraction at present besides
those which anticipated and there are various
offices in different parts OF the city. where aborers are
wanted in large number although the particular style Of
WORK 70 be done il NOT specified ore Of these employ
Offices is located OF the Tammany Hotel in front OF which
large pacard pocaims that 1900 aborers wanted
inside to whom trans portaon Will be furnished The ageIf
who desires TO employ this large number OF men u.s. we pehes
His Office is surrounded from daylight until dark BY
eager crowd and II is stated that 800 men were enrolled
here on Tueay and yet larger number yesterday Several
other persons not hitherto unknown military Game
engaged In recruiting for some kind OF service which may
be easily guessed and is openly proclaimed
Col Kaysnagb Goth New York Volunteers is said
to be rsissg regiment which will fully maintain the repu
There is little doubt bat that large numbers Of
Doran Kian and Mnlyany are said 10 special
orders perform at place 10 the general
public unknown and they were 10 have departed last evening
The report from Washington that the circular issued
Tuesday by Attorney General Speed directing the arrest OF
Cabinet created considerable excitement and many gnav
able comments upon what the sympathsers win the enn
interference Of our Government
The Fenan ympahzers say so long as England has given
the right. and duties Of neuas why accept her
matter and allow her TO have the full benefit of hem
LATER
THE UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES IN PURSUIT OF ROB-
BRTs-wARRAsT PoR HIS APPREHENSION FOR vIo-
LATIoy or THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
Under the instructions received from Washington,
which we published yesterday morning Mr. Ethan Allen
acting L. District Attorney In the absence Of Mr. Courtney
who is at present In Washington on complaint and ehdayn
made applied and obtained from Commissioner George
Belts the following warrant for the arrest Of President
Roberts
The Prudent Of hs United States Of dnerioa % ns Marhn y h
the southern D,it0 Nv York and 70 GHy
h Dpues Whe,el Complaint oath has be.n
that William Roberts did about tie
1866 al the Southern District Of New fon
knowingly within the territory and jurisdiction OF the United states
military expedition TO tie
territory Canada and Of Lower Canada and other provinces
or territories all Of which said territories pat
under the Government and urisdetion 81 tie
kingdom o/rea Britain State power with which the
contrary TO the OF congress mr.
purposes neutrality made and provided Now therefore yu
the OF the President OF the United
the said William H. Roberts
body before Judge Justice Of the
United other United States Commssioner, wheneverh be
be found may then and there be dealt "b according 10
law, for the said ohcnse.
our Lord 1866 end Of our Independence the nnetieth
GEORGE BETrs, L. s. Com. for the Southern Dist OF ~
3 q. COURTNEY. United States District. Attorney. .
This warrant follows exactly the wording OF the Neu
traty Act Of les II placed In the Marsbal hands
had not down hour been served II IL expected that
he wiz be produced during the day
we may add that reporter and conversed VIII MT
Roberts at bis headquarters at o. o'clock last evening ara at
that time no attempt had made interfere with hin by
any Of ihe United States authorities