The New York herald., 1866-06-03
not be ascersAned As many got on before the T Ain
reached the depot and dispersed.

RUTLAND, ", June Z lsoa
About one hundred and any Fsnians passe .As,auh
this place about O'Clock this morning. m ~. north
They In charge Of officers wearing size arms and
were perfectly mute as regards their 6ssf ..ep or OBJ
ject But from parties who arrived on the same train
with them learn they 70 br ~ nm .t or near st.
Albans and there await further sructions from the
commander of the army of the sh republic in Canada
The Pennsylvania Fenians-Lecture Of
Head &c Atrc stephens.
PHILADELPHIA, June q 1884
This city Ia furn ang its quota 70 swell the ranks Of
General SweenyA army. About three hundred men
have already ieft and others will follow in q short tina
Tho chiefs Of tie party this city report that detach-
leaving for the border from all parts Of the
State. BY the Stephens party the invasion Of Canada
looked upon the destruction Of tho Roberts
Sweeny organization.
Head Centre Stephens delivered his second address in
this city tonight, At Fenian Hail. The audience was
much larger than the Thursday night On being
introduced he was received with great enthusiasm,
and spoke at considerable length on the state Of
affairs In Ireland, and his object in coming TO
this country. He had como TO reestablish confidence
and create harmony. He did not wish 70 collect any
money at the prsnt time II his intention 70 visit
all the large cities In the Union and establish conf
dence before doing The people urged to forget
all differences join hands again and work untedy for
the cause Of Ireland.
The News In Washington.
WASHINGTON June 2, 1885.
Sir Frederick Bruce had interview with Mr. Seward
70 day in relation 10 the Fenian demonstrations the
Canadian frontiers, and assured by the Secretary
that our government was the alert and would per-
init violation Of the neutrality laws which IL could
possibly prevent Sir Frederick betrays very little
ety the subject and evidently believes the Canadian
government able to protect itself.
Our treaty stipulations with Great Britain forbid
naval authorities having than gun of specl-
fed calbre the lakes dividing the United States and
the Canadas During the late complaint made
by England that we had two guns those waters and
only got of the plea that the two guns united only
carried the weight Of metal allowed by tho treaty II is
now suspected that we might quadruple the number
without any immediate remonstrance from England.
The Treasury Department was anxious this morning
for the Secretary Of the Navy procure tugs
kind Of vessels TO assist in patrong the river but Uncle
Gideon suggested that 1t of his business and
that Secretary McCulloch could employ many tugs
other vessels the requirements OF the service
demanded.
One hundred Fenans more left Washington this
week for the Of war; and additional number
prepared 10 follow.
The Fenian headquarters this city for the sale Of the
bonds Of the Irish republic have closed for want Of
patronage
The Ohio Fenfans.
CHCESAr Juno 2, 1896.
There considerable excitement here the Fenian
news
Three hundred men have left here for Canada
Seven hundred passed through Indianapolis yesterday
for the border
Dispatches from Columbus deny the report Of tho pur
chase and shipment Of arms and ammunition by the
Fenians from that city.