The New York herald., 1870-05-27

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A speclai despatch from Rome TO tie Morning
night and leave on the morning tran Tor the nenn
Empty held IN adiness by the Rome Voter
town and Ogdensodfg Railroad TO carry tho5 arfiv-
Ing ty tie Central Railroad A FcnIan leader u in
Tome furnishing transportation for all
United States Artillery Gone to Oadensburg.
SAcxErr's HARR0R, May 25, 1870.
sixty Officers and men OF the First artillery let
here this morning for Ogdensburs.
Tho Revenue Cutter Chase Ordered 10 Ogdens-
burg to Watch the Feninrs.
WAsHINGToN, May 20, 1870
The revenue cutter Chase, which las been out OF
commission for some time, has been ordered by the
Secretary Of the Treasury to he put IN readiness
proceed 90 Ogden burg pending the present fcnian
disturbances for the purpose of protec ing the D.
perty OF American citizen The oicers OF the Cha o
a.e Captain Medway, First Licutenant Collins ANA
Second Lieutenant Cornell
More Wearers Of the Green PassIng Tbrosxh
PouG bkeepsie.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, May 2e, 1870.
All the trains up TO night contained more or less
Fenians. The Nelson Circle OF this city, MEG
tonight and have called q public meeting Tor To-
morrow night.
Boston Fcninns Disbeartcned, But Stnl Push.
Ing Forward Reinforcement.
BOSTON. May 20, 1870.
To-dly's news from the Canadian frontier has had
q depressing effect on Fenanism In this CITY, but
recruits continue TO arrive and depart. one hun
dred aud fifty, principally from Lynn and the towns
adjoining, started north by to-nigar's train.
A Successful Public Meeting to Raise Fundr.
PROVIDENCE May 20, 1870.
public meeting held here this evening 10 raise
means and men for the Fenian expedition was sue
cessfu.
Tenian Arms at Portland Returned to Their
shippers nnd Whisked away.
PORTLAND May 23, 1870.
Some Fenian arms which were turned back yes
terday to the Eastei n Express Company, have been
delivered TO the original shippers and have van
i5hed. e a5
Activity or Chicago Feaians --(scorgc Franc,s
Train Contributes Five Dollars 20 Aid tho
Cause.
CHICAGO, H., May 90 1870.
The Fenians have crowded their headquarters oil
the morning, and there Is much excitement. Forty
Fenlans left Two hours sncesome for the East and
| quite number for Minnesota. number Of Irish
ORGANIZATIONS have also left; precisely IN what dreS
&c.. r@-ssys T, ala Gu mero nom niuue ora
this morning. He reports that tribe II Cnippcwa
| Indians have Joined the Fenans at Winnipeg. IN
are under the command o. chief VINO, lew weeks
since, was converted by ahOlic prizes. Ir lrlIn
made speech a. me Fenan headq artsrs. AMI con-
again Tonight
Excitement la Chicngo.-The Arrest Of O'Ncin
Disbeiieved Until Confirmed.
CHICAGO, May 20, 1870.
Great excitement has prevailed among the Fenians
OF this city all day. They very generally dlsbelieved
the reported capture Of General O'Nen until it was
confirmed by subsequent despatcnes. The Fenian
headquarters have been crowded all day. Quite
large number Of Fenans have left for the seat 0f
during the day.
FeelIng In Observation-Disclosures of Fenians
That Have Left the City.
CINCINNATI, May 20, 1870.
There Is some feeling here IN Fenian circles, but no
excitement. But few believe that more tnan 100
have LETT Cincinnati, and some think not more than
fifty. There are many, doubt ess who woulI 20 had
they the means, but the organization here continues
TO give the matter q cold shoulder.
United States Troops from Boston Como To
ST. Aibans.
BosToN, May 20, 1870.
United States troops from Forts Warren and inde.
pendence, under Colonel Remsen and Lieutenant
Gansevoor left by special trainlate last night for
Uuitod States Troops mt Newport Under Or.
ders for the Frontier.
NEWPORT. May 20. 1870.
The United States troops at this point, under COM
mand OF General Hunt leave for the Canada frontier
via Boston, at Two o'clock, tomorrow morning.
More Tenians From Albany Meeting TO
RaSse DEMONSTRATING Heard From Ma
lone.
ALBANY, May 20, 1870
Forty more Fenians LEFT here tonight under Cap
tain Kawney. A meeting was held at the City Hail.
where subscriptions IN money were received and re-
cruits enrolled. Committees nave been appointed to
solicit subscriptions in every ward.
Nothing has been heard here from Malone since
noon.
The Situation la BaAraio-NrnrIues In lid OF the
EoBfa us--Dsd Characters Taking n Hand ia.
BUFFALO, May &c, 1870.
About two hundred Fenlans left at $40 O'Clock
this afternoon for Malone. The Fenians here are
not the least discouraged BY the reports of the
Pigeon Hill repuse. no confidence Is placed In
the reports. One or another OF the leading Fenians
here accompany each train Of recruits. Messen-
gera from the front arrive dafy with despatches
they fearing to trust the telegraph with
important news. The excitement here IL on
Treasury more freely now than at the opening
OF the campaign. DAILY bulletins are issued, appeal
ing 70 irishem 70 sustain tnelr friends aad denyng
l9eray I ,rr.S to the national appeal
wish 70 90. One gentleman, who figured with
Moscoy IN the late civil war, raised ffty after
the meeting last night, and they went to the front
The police report gang OF the most motel bur
TO profit by following in the wake OF the Penan force
Many OF such have been stopped here by Superin.
tendeut Doyle, or the Niagara Frontier Police. and
ordered to return under penalty or being Committed
81 vagrants.
Feeling fn Wash,nHtor-Thc Adniinisfratiou
Determined to Enforce the Neutrality Laws,
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1870.
Great interest Is felt here regarding the Fenian
movements, which meet with general reprobation.
There Is no doubt tha. the administration VII do all
In It's power TO check them and maintain tie neu-
traty laws.
WAR nILLEEgAs FROM CANADA.
tho Feninns Rctrcntirg from Pigeon Hill
Huntingdon The Point of 1ntercst.
TORONTO, Canada, May 20, 1870.
From tho best information received here the Fe-
nian raid, so far as Pigeon Hill Ia concerned, "a
looked upon as mlserahle failure The Eenians arr