New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
THE FENIANS.
RE-ENFORCEMENTs TO THE HUNGRY AND HOME.
LESS AT MALONE-GOY. HOFFMANS AID DE-
MANDED-MORE ARRESTS.

RE-ENFORCEMENTS TO THE HUNGRY AND HOME
LESS AT MALONE-GOv. HOFFMAN's AID DE-
MANDED-MORE ARRESTS.
MALONE, MAY 30.-The Fenian folly seems
continued at distant points few Fenians arrive
here by every tain and OF course only serve TO swell
the ranks OF the hungry and homeless fragments OF tho
"Liberating Army" who lettering about the streets,
awaiting transportation home.
The Fenian officers from different sections OF the coun
try, using every influence TO obtain the means 10
transport their immediate followers TO their homes.
Capt g. Devlin has started with his men for Rome, ana
the Albany chiefs have elegraphed home for ansporta
ton for l50 men. Capt Firmerly Of Chicago made q
speech the railroad depot his men, asking them to
remain quiet until he had received answer to ele
gram TO Gov. Hoffman for transportation out OF this
State He says they will do what they can TO obey the
laws Of the United States, but, "by God, they will
neither beg starve" The from Rochester have
received the necessary funds 10 home and In this
way the number here is gradually growing smaller,
especially the railroad companies offer TO take them
home at halffare. Marshal Quimby has given orders
that no Fenans be taken via Posdam and Dekalb juno
ton. Military stationed at those places, and de-
tachment goes tonight TO prevent the Fenians getting
on the cars at small stations.
The escape OF Edward j. Mannix the Fenian Center,
has caused extra precautions against similar effort by
the remaining prisoners, and Capt Harlow, in command
of the guard-house states that the first who moves
two feet beyond the sentry lines will be shot down with
out mercy Dy the guard Inc escape OF Mannk was
daring and well executed The prisoners removed
from the upper section OF the rink which is the guard
house. to small compartment at the lower end, under
guard Of two men. window opened from this TO the
road leading to the Ferguson House. Under the window
il not used and this ten feet deep The sentry
guard outside was evidently Fenian, and aided tho
escape When the sentry inside had completed his patrol
and turned his back on the prisoner, Mannx jumped
from the window on 20 two or three logs placed across
up the street. jumped into wagon, and drove away.
The efforts OF the United States troops and Marshal at re-
capture have up to now been futile.
Tie United States Marshal is determined 10 arrest
O'Clock, Major in the Firth United states Artillery
pointed out Col ]. Cunningham Of Albany, N. Y, to
Deputy Marshal Perry, who arrested him and removed
him to the guardhouse. Among the arrests to-day was
that OF John g. Blass reporter of The Neo York Herald
is also making preparations for the arrest of all Fenans,
irrespective OF rank when their sidearms, rcyOyers,
Att this evening" Cen Gleason, Col Lindsay, Lent.
CO.. Cullen Col Thompson, aud other Fenian prisoners,
guard to the office Of United states Commissioner Bren'
and there sIraigned before that gentleman large
crowd followed the officers To the room OF the Commits
sioner but the former were not admitted The section
of the act of April 90 1913, under which they are ar
person shall within the territory jurisdiction Of the United
@ siSS sSie G % ,Gcas ss' sF
c people with whom the s States are at peace eyery person
offending shall deemed guilt Of high and shall fined
The order Of arrest in the several cases was Issued
on afiidays made by Cen Qaimby United states tat Mar.
nation Marshal Quimby the Deputy Marshals who were
ber @ of United States Officers upon whom s1bpenas had
been served. As the Fenian officers entered the room
son. Col. Lindsay, DR.. Donnely, and LieutenantCol
Cullen Each of these answered TO his name as called
nix, who escaped on saturday night a.. A..
charges of a violation of the Neutrality laws were read
pleaded not guilty., and similar response was made
Marshal would not be prepared for the examination I'll
week from to-day and, III default or bail 10 stand their
Canandaigua Jail Col Lindsay asked if bail would he
taken by any United states Commissioner, and ne was
not unfortunately reach this place till late last week.
He arrived Thursday the day after the Trout River
Penn and as he could not be examined there, he was
S %ns S f. snd s to t tOs as
near home as pGssps Sn1 @ theEsiGIe ssS ire souI 20 10
waSe an Examination The Commssioner then com
mitted Dr. Donnelly to the, County Jail at Canandagua
say asked bail would not he taken. The Commissioner
replied that he would take bail, and had fixed the
amount at $4,000 each None OF the officers offered bonds
and they given into the custody OF Marshal
Quimby, to be safely guarded by him until tolnorrow
morning when the several commitments TO prison VIII
be made out and the prisoners viii be sent to Cananda
option of the Marshal would be required 70 give bonds
but we're present except United States ofeers
he did not require bonds, and the witnesses were fn
sructed to appear tomorrow morning at the close OF
these preliminary proceedings. Temporary commit
taken 10 the common jail in this place by Deputy
aTsas Foster st rsn @ and s1rd Of r. u s. Sd t
necessary bonds for DR.. Donnellys appearance when
called for.
Very few Fenans accompanied the officers TO the JAIL
and there neither demonstration nor Excitement
Col Lindsay complained OF the harsh treatment OF bim
self and associates by Marshal Qimby, who failed TO
furnish food since they arrested Sunday. The
Marshal says in explanation, that his offer to furnish
food twice rejected Capt Jack Glass will be ar
raj gned tomorrow morning.
detachment OF United states troops have just left for
Fort Coyngton, to prevent threatened recapture Of
Fenian arms at that place.
THE FENIANS AT ST. ALBANS GOING HOME
FENIAN OFFICERS ROBBING EACH OTHER.
ST. ALBANs, VT, May 30.-A few Fenians are
still lettering about the Streets but Will leave for their
homes as soon they obtain money TO pay for theH
Coils. Brown and Murphy still con-
fined in Jail, being yet unable to obtain bail. The
wounded Fenans at the Franklin Houses have all been
sent home but two. Gen. DOnnelly and private Ahern
Capts. Callahan and O'Brien, both residents OF Boston,
untirng in their efforts to promote the welfare OF tho
wounded men, and exhibit spirit OF selfdeyoton To
duty and humanity emincntly in contrast with that OF
their superior officers. Col Lewis OF Burlington Is also
entitled praise for his of these men, IN eectng
which he has suffered many losses on Friday last the
Fenan Col. sullivan away with Col Lewiss horse
and saddle, and another man borrowed the cooncls
buggy and has not since been heard from.
THE MOVEMENT IN THE CITY.