The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-15

The FenIaus.
OTTAWA, C. W., June 14.-Thus far
the number of arrests made through
out Canada since the suspension of
the habeas corpus act is eighty-Iour.
These are Canadian Fenians and they
are now in jail in various parts of the
provinces. The police have succeeded
in capturing 3, 500 stand of arms secre-
ted in various places throughout Cana
da. It is believed that there are much
larger quantities still concealed.
Parliament makes ample appropria-
tions for the widows and orphans OF the
killed and wounded at the battle OF
MoNTREAL, June 13-1O:45 p. MI
have just received information from
Ottawa that the Government have not
up 10 this hour determined when the
order to try the Fenians will be issued.
BUFFALO, June l4.-Surgeon E. Don
nelly, Surgeon in charge of the Irish
army, has issued an appeal to the
friends of Ireland to come forward and
furnish the means of purchasing such
articles as the sick and wounded may
| need during the coming campaign.
Money and supplies should be sent by
express to this city.
Brig.-Gen. Burns, commander of the
Irish Republic army on the western
frontier, has assumed command in this
city.
soldiers have been detailed by General
Barry this evening at the telegraph
Office to prevent Fenian messages be-
ing transmitted the company's wires.
The following address is 10 be read to
the army of the Irish Republic at this
| point tomorrow.
HEAD QUARTERS IRISH REPUBLIC,
BUFFALO, June IL, 1866.
To The soldiers Of IriSh liberty:
Countrymen and friends, the procla-
nation of President Roberts, just is
sued, calls upon you TO stand firm by
the cause Lhut our movement must and
Will advance. Under these circumatan-
ceS, and i'll view Ofthe fact that Congress
will very soon, either repeal the neu-
LraIity law or extend to US beligerent
rights, in the name Ireland, we beg OF
you to do your duty Let no Fenian so
disgrace himself as to accept the igno-
minious conditions attached to the prof
fer OF Government transportation.
Never, Irishmen, fOrswear your rights
as American citizens, or your devotion
to the cause for which you have sacri-
need 50 much, and for which you are
ready to die. Do nothing that would
be unworthy of your manhood and
race. Be patient, a glorious future
awaits you, aud ere many days the
order to march Will gladden. your
hearts. Therefore, stand firm, aud
don't allow the inlrigues ototicerS who
are in the pay of the British, to cause
you to do anything dishonordble. Wait
the orders OF your military officers, and
conduct yourselves as you have in the
past while here, and the citizens of this
city Will not neglect You.
Fraternally, j. w. FITZGERALD.
MICHAEL SEAMAN.
BUFFALO, June lathe guard placed in
the telegraph office Yesterday p. N. has
to-day been withdrawn. II was mis-
take and was. we believe, done without
Gen. Barry's knowledge Inc remains
have caved and are now seeking trans
portation on General Barry's terms, viz:
not TO take up arms to invade Canada.
AS many as $500 names have already
been enrolled by their officers to return
home. President Roberts last Procla-
nation has completed the work of dis
banding the Feninn army here, though
before it was published the Fenian
General Burns was in treaty with Gen.
Barry to get the government aid TO send
the men away.
NEW YoRK, June l4.-An Ogdens-
burg special 10 The Times to-day, says
the following is a list of the Feninn oh-
GERS who refused to give bail, and were
committed TO Jail at Canandaigua, to
appear before United States COM
missioner on the 18th inst: Gen. Muir
Dhy, of New York; Gen. HefferInan, of
Albany; Col. O'Reilly, of Rochester;
Lieut.. Quinn, of Albany; Maj. Connel-
ly, of Newark, n. j.; Capt. Glass, OF
Sew York; Capt. Brady, of Albany;
Capt. Fall, of PGttsdam; Capt. Lindsey
of New York; Lieut.. O'Brlen, of New
York, and DR.. Sims, OF Newark.
ALBANY, June I4.-In dispatch for
warded on Saturday night, it was
stated that the rinderpest or pleuro
pneumonia had made its appearance
in New York, and that it had been so
officially announced by the president
aud Secretary OF the New York Agri-
cultural Society. The statement was
erroneous. The officer named an
nounced the appearance of the pleuro
pneumonia, but not rinderpest. These
diseases of cattle are entirely different
in their nature. The rinderpest has
not appeared in this country, SO far as
the knowledge of the officers named
extend, and it is confidently expected
we shall escape the seourge.