The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07
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that the Fenans throughout tho country would hear of
that strategic movement
Dispatches have bsen received In this city to-day
stating that At q small meeting held In Cncnnaii last
night three thousand dollars collected 70 aid tho
Fcnan cause, and also that brigade under the
mand OF tho Confederate General sagruder and Colonel
Opowd was ready and would march in less than forty
eight hours for the frontier General Sweeny on
the frontier tonight and before many they might
expect TO hear OF his having done something.
According statement published In tho Erpress this
morning some thirteen hundred len the city last
night on trains bound eastward about nve hundred ~
SIX r NJ, and eight hundred at n later hour
The last mentioned force went on under the command
Of Captain Donohue, who had returned during the
kirk, apparently having made Q bootles excursion.
it u oil humbug about Batavia being point Of ron
deEvons OF Fenianh The report was probably crcu-
A. present there some three hundred and nfty
regulars stationed At Fort Porter In addition 70 various
guards on duty at points In the immediate vicinity
the fenan onlccrs, numbering nftsen, that had been
held on board the Michigan were brought writ Of
ware remandsd TO the custody Of The United states Mar
shaL This was done, and they wero Immediately
brought before United states Commissioner Parker Tho
charge was read TO them Of violating the Neutrality laws
70 which they pleaded mot guilty." and then
manded 70 the charge OF the United States hsrsha and
taken 10 the city Jail.
Thdr will be called up tomorrow before tho
United States Commissioner and they will then be
leased on giving bail In sufficient sums with good
rfy TO answer At some future day indictments under
the Neutrality laws
The privates released on their own recog
for like purposes, 70 keep tho peace.
Movements of British and Fenian Forces
How the Presidsnt's Prsela nas len IL
Resolved In BuRalO, Sc.
SPECIAL TELEaEAM TO TIRE NEW YOnK HERALD.
BuYrAIo, June ell p. NJ
have just arrived from Fort Erie All quiet along
the frontier The Foty.seventh British regulars ieft
po Robins at eight O'Clock this evening also one bat
terry Of artillery Colonel Lowry, the commanding on
cor confident that the United States government will
prohibit Fenians from attempting Ito cross.
Sx hundred Fsnians arrived here this evening from
the West. company from Cincinnati went homo this
evening" owing 70 . Misunderstanding TO the time
they should visit the enemy.
There are here al present general and nne
coionels and senator's Of the X A.
Ten canal boats have been engaged by the Fenians this
evening" FOR what purpose 10 not known.
Tho ohicers Of the J. X A. tho Presidents procs-
nation 10 morely blind for Lord Monck.
Sanford Fairehiid, OF the FeDian prisoners
leased from the Michigan, arrested at eight O'Clock
p n by Canadian officer for breaking into clothing
store at Fort Erie the lst " June Considerable
points OF law raised by the officers of the Michigan
showing that the officer had right 10 arrest the prison.
er Deputy Marshal Levi u. Williams however, handed
over Fairchid 10 the Canadian oniccr his own re-
gponsbility
Skyrockets are belng sent mp by the yenans every
half.hour opposite the Briiish encampmenL