, 1870-05-30

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,o;In.a ~ Me 3l. Eenlan 1taeas = now complete
pecomo so d'shcaFtened, from repeated de-
~ anu i1o' tuo ianfe Of realization Of
ras;ER r ~ "a3, ~! 'ne1l ieaaels, tnAt they are
move in no other ,;ract;on @ ssaaig sea; tnSs M
a.;,e - ~ oLnes u1tectlon again: and threat
r-;vs3a1p Gs;e lila "a aHg nan WIG Rupncly Or
Fta;r hasr;,a6 a6o'a 41nPe Tue "osu Fenlan' IN
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co,n,na,1 .u ef eiun ~ .. uenelai spear TO the
tl,a --., ~ ~ eu .Gnpoa4ue ue t1eot wing o.
denca rseme To- ha ;f,aa1 tas; nsn., ne" .e CONT
ent ana e' and early to-day they again started
Thc ornect. re .., H., m, o,, L..
,,at ~ cenpecte.ion ahu promise to them we're
trn ont ~ G. oat 4iha,,S "ouiu 1oln them NILE or
sfter n.tt.E;nt =, e. s ~ ay cary Aonf when,
nnle,pfan13 ~ ra,,'d -, ls.ents; an Shich 1t Wss
ma1fh 1h;a sga1n On Ganatis the objective point
e1s, G snapa e,ng6ht heon taa.., ne seene OF ten
:rhar go .pna'.I e.n1 successes IN ioaG
1,cCI LIZ sa .ei "cle eaiis OUT On the H'5hgate
fro.n ona ~ ~ t,,poa Poe1s .Hs ~ Mhereht Points
1ntqI, n cnn and - ~ .ee Hnes from he5e, where,
nensss ~ auo ioot-sofe, they awaited the arrival
VI tt;o1 Iyaan.anuer 1a ana eonmisear1at. ...
~, A.ai ut1y 2! nSe hours, neither appear
ing, aha tha hai1-starv1dg men having only
cnp ol water ana smoke OF tobacco with
WEI Z sattatc thef cravings for food, per-
nutaan naItne 10 get tho beet Of thciS
Es1notlsm, end they declined to further serve
any caPaclty ul'der e!ich ill-starred leaders
sucn az thes had thus far qeen made tho vic-
tl'ns OF:
ABOUT ?, N. they Started to return. At
tnls aout ~ p m:1 nenrty all haTo arrived
pack, ana - IRE awaiting transportation to their
nomes. nol. e., 1nose VINO were able to pay their
1eT rev more, fortunate enough to 30 able to do,
"ul return IN the morning under tho same
auspices: They seemed to scotn the ides that
they are beggars, or objects Of charity. Iany
otne1R, not 30 well on IN worldly: Goode, but
tp,, au.te a as ptoau, rare gone Guietiy out OF
pnfsnlts, by Which they hope to acquire funds
enab!e them TO reach theF destination without
beng either PUBLIC or private debtors.
General ueofHe I. toster, tho United States
-aafsAa,' has dohe everything N Ills power
tlnce the commencement OF the moro to 1
anehof.te the suffering OF ulhled FeniAus,
AM: ut the same time has proved a
iAhh1al PUBIC servant, Waa this nao.n- |
!nE ready to sond such men home as
Woan go at inc expense Of tho government /; |
ous they we're then confident Of being lea on |
10 Sactoly, and feW ayaled themselves OF tho |
not the same authority, but will probably be |
reinTested with it Tomorrow morning. He |
last night, out OF his private means, furnished |
rations to the men, and, though he las otflcial- |
= Deen tne means OF bringing, some Of the |
ofhceIs to gnef, they are all 1onn in his praiee,
because they know 6e has but done Lis duty.
a movement, which might have proved un- |
fortunate, Was started this morning By Major i
Moore, OF New 1~k. It vas to recover the
1.ms o5 the feni.ns taken yesterday BY the
:aro they were being transported hero. The
idea vas to arrest Flanagan, capture tho arms
md deal them out again 10 tho men. This
projected movement camo to the cars
II tho authorities hero, and at once Rat
fcTy 1, OF the Fifth Artillety, vaa detailed
for special duty, and they started for the front
With the company equippase and 100 rounds
in wagons, aud tho Feninns, az they passed
by them, became convinced TINT further
,ffoTts On their part would place them be-
ween two fires, one, at least, Of which, tEey
lid not caro- to encounter, as they have much
more reepect for Uncle Sans neutrality laws |
han they have for British bnTouets.
This appeared to be tho last feather on the
:amels back, and tho retreat commenced in
,ood earnest The first fell back, being under
Of officers who for coo]ncss and
ourage in the fac Of the enemy, distinguished
themselves in the night Of Wednesday. These
,atrick, Of Bridgeport, Conn. The commands
i these meu coming back, there was no long
+ any hope for anyone remaining. and ali fol-
owed suit, 60 that by o'clock the entire army
4 INVASION from this point WAS cnscoucfd in /
afcty hero.
About 7:30 o'clock, Generals Meade. Me-
lowell, Ingalls,, aud Van Vliet arrived here
ook quarters at the Weldon House. They
fere waited On By large number of citizens, 4
. whom they expressed qualification at mcet-
49,. Tomorrow they will dicsaio tho torms
I the United States Government to the in
adeIs, and allow them an opportunity 10
2gally dcsiat- Among the arrivals in town to-
uy has been General John Gleason, who left
Il the noon trim for Malone, where he was to
IKE command.
It WAS also r1lmored, and authoritatiyoly,
bat the rebel General Mosby was in town, and
hat he had orgauized band Of men Of 100
+ more strong who were to move out to-
light and inaugurate guerilla warfare. In
his there cannot be fullest reliance placed, |
hongh it il SO much like the man that it re- /
uires stronger proof than IL in my POSSESSION |
. controvert it. Il
The Fenian officers, disgusted with the nc
ION OF Generals O'Neill and Spear, /
'udly denounced the manner in which the
loEemout Was conducted, and in the |
onrHe of their remarks Colonel J. q.
Town, OF Lawrence; Major Il. McGinnis, Of
and Captain John 1fonAhan, Of |
urlnston, we're arrested, the two former in |
~ Flu3ee, ahd the latter out On the A1sh-
ere taAen t'e1oto5asFer hana, pnlted 5taIes |
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