The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-31
front who were able and willing to carry on the pa.
triot troops from conquest to conquest.
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triot troops from conquest to conquest.
Boaus.
The report Of the capture Of Gen. Gleason and OF
Boyle OReiuy were unhestatingy declared TO be
bogus, as also we're the statemsn 'nn, the men
turning for home. No dispatches endorsing these
statements were received at the Green House."
and in the absence OF all subsantiaton OF the stories
1t was given out that tie newspaper dispatches had
been received through quarters either under the
sSn'rS o. tss yniTm men have been sen, to
the frontier with special Instructions TO telegraph
on everything of Importance ana a. il,is iaet was
known II Ia not to be wondered at that the masses
we're unwilling TO believe reports which were not
confirmed by special dispatches nom the 'front.'
xcRuirrso
is still going on throughout tho city, and any
ber OF men could be enlisted if the vnrious Commit
tees having the matter in charge were Invested with
the pswer to 20 Ia stated by authorities who
are supposed 70 know the facts 10 thc case that that
there are to-day 10000 men in this city who have
been already enlisted, oil OF whom are willing ~
once to proceed to the 'front.' the funds for their
transportation were forthcoming. IL vas said at
beadquarters last night that ut least 500 men were
yesterday added to the list OF "soidiers."
ooxplssARr.
Ma meeting OF Centres held In the Fourth street
building, 1t was determined at once to establish
commissary department on the border. In order to
carry out this resolution several sums OF money
were voted, aud gentleman sent on by the L. N.
Hudson River Railroad train, having funds In his
charge TO be added to those sent on Sunday to
Malone. The announcement OF this determination
sidered that this alone would be suficent reiuta'
tion Of the charge that the men were leaving the
frontier and begging food from the citizens along the
route.
About 40 men " IL said. left this city for Malone
BY a train at 4 o'clock, =. NJ and about 800 more
vere ready TO leave by the midnight train. II
money had come in Yesterday freely ex.
peced the last night would have been crowded
by men who we're willing at once to take their risk
undcr the leadership Of any general who may be
appOluted conn ander.inchfet
WHITING.
meeting was held last evening at TIibernis Hail.
Aftcr encouraging qDceches by members Of tie
organization eollect.9@n IN was taken up when u Is
| prevailed from tile commencement to tile close o
| tho meeting
| rnK NATION or rLUSKErs.
| A Fenian meeting IN Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn.
were excited last night by the recitation OF the fol
| lowing poem. written by Mr.. j b King and under
its influence they subscribed freely TO aid the men al
the front:
| up Fenians, ur see our men on the mountains!
tiyc lh"rn your aid while hey rush 9 on the fo''
| But red vita the blood OF the saxon mu't II W!
This is our last struggle for freedom and honor;
| Hush to the standsri OF Ern' proud brave.
0G On to 10 The be- coSqnc'i. S G' to die OF to sSSri
America stands viii. her Gag on the border.
n. ending the lodcoais OF EnslAnd's crown.
| Up with the Green Flag, lei EnslNnds come down!
Boys. II We fail let your cure be upon her.
,lhis nation Of nunkey and ine- 10 the hs. nrayes
| OH my curse the land that would noursh slave
| TuR POOR APPLE woNAN's MISTAKE.
As funeral procession OF the members Of Mani
| tou Lodge. T.. and A. NJ. were approaching IN
| Barclay street ferry Yesterday an old Irish woman
| who sells apples near by. mistaking them for tn
Graud Army for the Liberation OF Ireland, rcvercn'
| ly clasped her hands, and raising her eyes heaven
ward. exclaimed Och the faynians; God bles
| EN- -
| THE WAR Sur OVER IEI.
| Tie II r. NJ. HuIson River Railroad train carrie
two Fcnans, bound for Malone, to reinforce IN
| invading arEy.