New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
THE FENI1NS.


NISHED WITH TRANSPORTATlON-WM NJ
TWEED FOoTS THE BILL.
ALBANY, May 31.-COl. j. b. Leverich has
been authorized by Gov. Hoffman to proceed to Malone
Immediately and furnish transportation home TO all
strangers in and about that place. VIM. NJ Tweed ad-
vances the money and authorizes Col Leverich TO send
home at his expense all belonging in the City of New
York.
ARREST AND DISCHARGE OF BOYLE O'REHLY-
SIX TUNs OF FINED AMMUNITION COLLECED
BY MARSHAL FOsTER-ARREsr OF GEN. DON
NELLY.
ST. ALBANs, May 31.-1he last of the sup
posed Fenians who were at liberty left here to-day.
BOYLE OReilly who is in fact the "bggst Fenian Of
them ALL was arrested and arragned before United States
Commissioner Rand but he claimed to be simply news
paper correspondent and discharged the fact that
he carried order from Cen ONeil TO Gen. Donnelly
not being considered very criminal act. OReily's let
ter indorsng ONeirs generaship, which he got other
correspondents TO indorse creates much amusement in
official circles here and also among the citizens, espc
caIly when il is known that those correspondents
separated from him by the brick walls OF house, and
most Of the time by the stone walls Of the cellar!
Gen Foster has succeeded in collecting six tuns OF fixed
ammunition Franklin and considerable quantity of
arms evincng that the preparations were ample for
strong force. Most of the farmers who helped them
selves to the arms brought them I'm, and all who
do not will be arrested. All the teamsters, also, who
transported supplies from Fairfield to Franklin will be
arrested. Gen. DOnneliy cdhc III touaS' hdNiHS pO'H
arrested and sent down in ambulance He will soon
be arraigned.
The Canadians have given up the body of Rowe TO
his friends and is here this evening. p D. Leonard
and NJ OHerron of Bridgeport, with one young man
from St. Abans, drove the lines yesterday and
were arrested but they lied smary and were discharged
They were active and shrewd Fenians.
Gems Mcdowell and ingalls, now here their head
ouarters being at the Weldon House. Some OF the
officers participated in the ceremonies Of Decoration Day
among them being Lieut. FarTagut son OF the old Adml
raj In the procession OF discharged soldiers, several
Fenians were noticed, and on being questioned they
claimed that than half of those who had been here
had seen hard service in the Union army.
FENIAN PRISONERS AT MALONE TAKEN TO CANAAN.
DAIGUA JAIL-GEN. GLEASON "GROANED
BY HIS MEN.
MALONE, May 31-On the departure to-day
of Cutler Gleason and Lindsay for CanandalSua JAIL
Gleason was loudly groaned by the Fenans, and the
others were loudly cheered John Glass OF NeWfOrK,
Michael W. Kennedy of Albany William l.. Thompson of
Cincinnati william Smith, Alderman, of Buffalo, were
arraigned before u s. Commissioner Brennan this after
| noon OH the charge of violating the Neutrality
UrSro a%S All 10 find bail smith in 5000 and the
others in g. 900 each. Kennedy protested against MS
arrest ARE b w @ "s citizen OF the United States and had come
70 Malone on Saturday last to assist his c0untrymen IN
class desired be sent soon as possible 10
Canandaigta town much smaller than TINS wheIe ne
thought there would be enough patrioIe tI's f rb 70 G
pail Dali Ih Ia % - tbev fl 10 obtain bail they will be
moved to Canandagua jan on the 10 a. ~ ~; raw and
NGco,nock and Burke Brooklyn were here to-day 10
arrange for the transportation OF the men IOh 90
cities All the Brooklyn men l.dNS i ioI 100
NeW-YOrk men leave also ""' - ~
o'eI @ Mos6y ~ said to he a of the guerrilla chief ana
col Fitzpatrick of NewYork were arrested r mimi
,iace in tbe daytime 10 their stopping pace az s'
When discovered by Deputy Marshals illus hd h harm
bcre thew concealed themselves in The nay bnt ater @
short search were found and are now lougeu III 'ho i
| road depot under strong Eu'i" -.
| GEN. o'SEIL AND OTHER FENIAN OFFICERS 81 ~
! BE PUNISHED TO THE FULL EAIENi We ,,i,,'a dnh
| IAw-pRoBABLE RELEASE OF THEIR DUPEs'
| WAsHISGToN, May U.-AttOrney-Oeh' iioaI
said to-day that the full rig0r of the la" "ouiu w ~
out to ONeil and the other captured fenan o'uo w
that the Administration disposed 10 reieaso 'no P
| Yates who are mere dupes Of these leaders ipo
tar f state has receiveda congratulaory note from MT
Thornton the British Minister In IeelGme qtenaDee of
| prompt action Of this Government Ill lhe h'aine
| the Neutrality laws.
! GEN. sTARR's DEFENSE OF HIMsELt-hio ,, hEI,
! SONS FOR THE FAILURE OF THE fbNi"'
! MOVEMENT.
| BUFFALO, n. Y, May 3l.-Gen. Starr arriVeu
here last night and to-day had interview Win ooh
yeution of Fenians He made official statement VI
tle condition Of things at the front, beyond Maiohc
which relieved and his little command OF the asPoi
! sions hitherto published -,
! Con Stan says he arrived at Malone wednesday
night and learned that there 1900 men at the iroh
ne hired conveyance and reached the front on frday
where he found stragglers and ALL not over 700 eh
Reyond the lines was Col Lcary with 10 men Heaenns
The latter lac read his instructions, assumed con"