Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-04
The NeMs in NeR York.

tain Trainer left here this evening for the
front.
The News In New York.
New YORK, June 3.-The intelligence Of
the capture oft invading Fenians on the
frontier had very depressing effect on the
sympathizers in this city, although enthu
siastic Irishmen declare the invasion by
no means at an end. They say a number
of armed bodies will cross the border this
week in spite of all efforts 70 The contrary.
The town is full of rumors Of Fenians leav
| ing here for Canada, and of a rising all
over the Provinces, in a few days, of disaf-
| fected citizens. 1t is the general belief
here, outside of Celtic circles, that the
threatened invasion will have no further
results.
An ogdensburgh dispatch to the Times
this afternoon says: There are probably
600 Fenians at Malone to-day. The Col
lector of 0gdensburg has been instructed to
collect all boats on the river and guard
them, and put the heaviest guns on the
Cutter. No excitement at Ogdensburg.
ERIE, Pa, June S-Three hundred
Fenians embarked near this place for some
point in Canada this morning. A fleet of
seven large fishing boats also left BARGE
Iona for Long Point with Fenians.
General Sweeney In Albany
ALBANY, June 3.-There has been great
excitement among the Fenians here to-day,
and unusual activity. The news of the
capture of Col. O'Neil and his force appears
to have given renewed energy to the differ
ent organizations in this city. Meetings OF
consultation, attended by some of the
prominent and influential lrishmen, have
been held during tho day. The presence of
Gen. sweeney, he having arrived here this
morning, has added to the enthusiasm of
the friends and symPathizers of the army
of invasion. Gen. Sweeney has been in !
consultation with various gentlemen at the |
Delaven HOuee. The object Of his visit |
here is of course secret and his destins |
tion also unknown. It is stated, however, |
that he will leave the city tonight and it |
is believed he viii proceed northward.
The leaders ia this city say that the ope
Tations in the vicinity of Buffalo were in
tended ds feint and all has been accom-
plished in that locality that was expected.
They also say that the grand movement has
been made, or soon will be, many miles
distant from Buffalo. 1t is even stated
with considerable confidence that fighting
hes been in progress in another quarter to
day. 1t is well Known that the recruits for
the FeniGn army, who went from this city
and those from other places who passed
through here during the past week, went
up the Rome ond Watertown Road. This
the belief that more formidable
operations than any yet developed are con-
templated on the northern frontier The
Fenians here are sanguine of ultimate sue
cess, but are not very communicative.
: proclamation will not be issued by the
Governor, calling out the State troops, IN
less it shall be deemed necessary for the
protection of the State or private property,
or upon the request of the General Govern
ment.
General sweeny left on the night train
for PotsdaIa.
About car load of Fenians, composed of
New Workers and Albanians, left for the
West on the same train.
A mass meeting of the stephens and
sweeny Fenians is called for tomorrow
evening.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 3.-A squad
Of Fenians left Mattewan yesterday. A
squad left Newberg on Friday, and a squad
will leave here on Tuesday or Wednesday
for the Canada border.