, 1870-05-27

either dGht their way fptp CahadA or remain CAST
awats in Northern Vermont Recruiting has been
quite active today at the Eentsn headquarters,
and about eight hundred men have been sent for
Wafa elnce yesterday. More will 60 BY the late
trains tonight, and the of1cess will continue
gathering recruits 81 long As there Is hope OF
Buccess. ,.
The capture o. OSeiu haa disheartened many
Fentans, but the leaders sar his arrest will make
no difference With the nnal result Of the expedition
tnat his arrest was p.earrangea to enab}e him r.
secure the favor Of the Prince
Most nj the daily paners treat the Fcrt., n,ox,
meut a. great absQrdtty. AMI, predict nothtno In,
1cfeat for those enuaprd in IT so1na aT.ha-a
the government to bar the entire lo, t,efora thoee
fs INV further blood shed. Tn comns1,es ~
limited States Infantry have been sent north md
others Will follow unless the war closes tn.ni1ht
Dispatches frum the West encouraon the New
York Fenlans to 20 ahesd, and the most Of them
at Headquarters az loud in nroresttno their deter
u1!ustton to fioht it mt m the csnadtan ,lne The
Fcniau money market IL more stringent taau yes
tefday. and the demand greatly exceeds the SUD
py. Ail the circles 81 the Hanhattan District are
In aesson tonight AMI there arr yIcorons appeals
for.cas,1 contributions to ca1v on the Invasion.
Large numbers Of lr1shmen are assembled at
HItcrula Hall and other p>aces In the city. and
appeals for volunteers and money are met with
them that the arrest OF OScIi is canard to DIS
conaoe enlstrnents. Twn mcn 8ere CHARGED
| with brinr Canadian spies, and we're severely
/ handled hy the F,nIans. bur escaucd aliyc
~ posTo1
| rosror usr Or T.va frnrn rho Canadian fron.
,e- has h,d dcn-eeefro etfnct m F.nIantsr1 hut
recruits continue to depart. One hundred and
fifty, principally from Lynn, and towns adjoining,
| starred north tonight
| DETROIT, 3iaJ 2G-The Windsor officials to-day
had dispatches confirming the arrest Of oEcilL
Tie Fcnians here are enraged therest aud yio-
ltnt1y denounce him as traitor.
The Fenians who have left Detroit to act In coll
| junction with the present movement Will not ex-
coed ID The Fenian circle OF Detroit ts quiet and
subject to the progress Of events elsewhere.
FrStAN ARxs RFsr1RKn
poR11Lsn. NAV e6-eone Fentan ar,ns vhtch
Ecrc turned back Yesterday tn the Eastern
Express COMPANY have been delivered In The
| htnner,. and haze vanished
THE Grand rRnsx x.11v.y nsnrs-rppvn
| tn n. r. ro4nnht,i f.b;co,o.
| ~. ~ $50 ~, ~. -. ~ ~, ,,o,u =
-, - ~. ~, .r,ssa....s.. D.a o.s4 W ~
/ "ns aasIoo So1 " AAs oAasei VI
| NV,
,.'.;.-. -. en ~. w, ~ .ASa.Hi - potHt.
"1n!N"-oN' 49,. +1 oa' .'~nespaunes Iec*lseu q.
tne o4@ Depait"eot1 teesruas, iton un'ted
details Of the gathering Of large bodies Of men
along the line but the objective pojpt or tnten-
lions are not stated. Secretary Fish sent the de-
| sp4tches to the President He believes the Fe-
mana mean mischief and limits that they have
! ~ sy '1y e AaeA 0u@Ao aDls'
~D, AAs oAae'Su neAc4 "a
! Htou"tn hnu eooAe' eunauaaa1ns toe ool-
'e aes uepaiA.nenss, " isna ~ tnen assssanee 70
canada Sherman says: ave cannot prevent
! puarmed men from entering Canada. unless
it he proven that they are naraudcrs, and bent
! on mischief"
The limited States steamer MICHIGAN. IN thu
1akes is ordered to render l necessar7 ass,stance
70 MersbaIs.
BOSTON. Nav e6.-1Jnited States trnons from
Forts Warren and rn,,eoende1ce left Nv anec,al
train lste last nIght for St An,ana
NAsuIsGros. NAV 26-The reyeIne ~ntteY
Chase. which has been out OF coua1n,ss,nn fo7
some lime nas been ordered nv the Secretary nj
tie Treasury to be nut In readiness. and wifi nm
| coed to Ocdensburc. pending the present Fsniau
| disturbances for the purpose Of urptect.no ths
| properly OF American e1tizens
slcKEr1,s uARBoR, May q6-Sixty officers and
| men Of the First Artillery LETT this morning TO,
| Ogdensbu.g,
| NEW ToRK. Mar 26-T8o detach,nents O,
United States troops left for the frontier to-day.
| 81, A1naSs. NAV q6.-Compantes ]. and L
Fiftt United States 4rtt1]ery NUMBERING ~. men
| under command Of Lieutenant Colonel Keusel
! have arrived from Boston.
Providence, Z, l.. May GA pata1lIou Of ar
t,1lerF. under General Hunt. Ia ordered ,o 1eagf
/ Fort Adams for Malone.
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g. a1r,rr NAV or -n,rt,o thu an,t,., d,x
s,n,i,s ~ rantsns +ired ana g,sconrs1a, navs
tsen ar1Ired tere fn,,n ne Frans,ir Ina ,ss,-ns
/ rsn,,-,r 80. ho.n ,.,,.,.n- .~s-.. 49, ...aS..