, 1870-05-30
The Chicago Irish Rifles Lose
Their Arms and Are in a
Starring Condition.
Errest Of Gleason, Donnelly, and
Other Leaders.
Drunken Canadians Tear Down
the United States Fling from
the American COIlsurs
Office nj 81. Johns.
United States Troops Marching Into
Canada to Demand ARTILLERY Cap
tured on American Soil,

Special Despatch to Ttc Chicago Tribune,
MALONE, y. y, May a9.-The FentAa movement
here is collapsed. Generals Meade NcDoreu
Hunt, and Ingalls,, with Elk hundred United States
troops, are here, United s.ates Marshal Qu,mbr
ana the District Attorney arrived this mornIpe,
and arrested General Gleason, Dr. Donnelly. Col.
onel Cullen. md Captain Mannox. Of the Fen,an
army About fifteen hundred Fenians are scat.
tereo all oSet the city and In camp awaiting trans-
po11aa1cn. The government refuse to N1yo the
mcn ang assistance The asms OF the Chicago
tr'sh Rifles were captured by the United States
army The ofnceEs Of The Fcntan army proposed
An atsack To-day. but were prevented. Taleas the
chicago men receive some money from home.
They will be subjected 10 fearful p1t7atona
LATER IArER!!
MALONE, \. T., Aay e9--A body Of Emitted
States tsoops have marched on Canada tonight
to Leuaaud The rtturn Of Feuian artillery captured
w1tuln our jurisdiction. They are ordered to de-
mhnd restitution ey force, II necessary. The
Fenlan Amy here met tonight, aud passed reso-
lEtsoits coadeulning General O'Nenl and STAT, and
thanking the government and soldiers OF tie
United S.at1E
hannox, one OF the Fenisn prisoners arrested
bt LIE United Suites Marshal to-day, cscaned from
prison tonight. An IriAh sentinel allowed him To
go.
To the Assocf4ted P7eza
4AAAAoA>%5 o2Ay 4As-2uE FG01A0 INVASION Ia
abandoned rs hopeless. The men arc almost
furnished, and but for the charity Of the people Of
Malone, would be Starving. Prominent officers of
the brotherhood hare agreed to dtscountenance
any further hostile movements on the American
conEnt!N. while nearly a1l the men hare say they
will Lever have an5thtng to do with Fenianis1,
again, and use their influence against It,
Gcue,al Meade having refused transportation,
the SeIcctmen Of Malone 11u bond the citizens
for 900 to pay the Fenians fare back to Rome
Father McMAton saFs he has telegraphed to
twenty places, including St. Iouls, for men and
moner, and he advises men to stay here till Mon
day Il Tuesday, when light can be made.
Great anxiety ID felt regarding tho future dis
position Of the captured Fenlans by the govern
ment Five are in tan at various points, and the
public feeling Is 80 intense that extra precau-
tions are taken for security from lynch Law.
81. AIIAks, My 9s,-Mayshal Foster went
across the line to-day to tntercede tor Thomas
Murphy, sentenced to execution. Murphy was
feamsteE, resident OF this place, 3 non-com-
hat1nt, and unarmed when captured. General
0Nedl, who feels strongly the imputauons Of
teacheTy asains: him, VIII probably be released
on ha1i Monday. A wealthy FeuIan unned FINN
will become security.
oGDEEkBURGH, MAr 29.-Apprrhensipus Of the
rising Of the Canadian Fenians to-day were en-
tettatncd throughout the Dominion, as tho Cpy-
c:nInent has Information that such understanding
existed between them and the inFaderR Addl-
tiona precautions hare been taken; but 1t ts
thought, however thnt the poor success Of the In
Taders VIII prevent co operative rising.
Father MeNahou passed on TO St. A1bans res
te'daE, in company With body Of Philadelphia
Fenians.
detachment Of regular Troops hare been sent
to Dekalb Junction to protect the property. Mach
alarm exists along the line Of the Rome Ogdens-
burgh Railroad, lest returning Fenians may MI.
1age the couhtry, and appeals are being received
for military protection.
Apprehensions are felt by the Canadians Of a
raid on Prescott In steamers from some lake mort
No gunboats are at this point, anu no guns arp
mounted on Fort Wellington.
General Meade arrived here this afternoon. ac-
companicd By Generals Mcdowell and Van Welt,
and will leave for New Tork to mo1Euw. he re-
Eor1s the Feutan wAr ended, the leaders IN the
hands Of the authorities, and all quiet along the
lines The government will not provide transport
taton for the 600 to 500 Fenians remaining IL
Malone and vicinity, and General Meade L. Of the
oInon that the railroad companies must do this at
their OWL expense, IS they received full fare for
bringing them here. The General reports that
they are behartng wei, and not
disposed to be violent and only desire
to return home He ia confident there viii be no
further trouble. "a
There is great rejoicing along the Canads
frontier At the ingiuions termination Of the more
ment
St. A1BAss, May es.-Four companies Of United
States troops arrived this morning, and spbse-
.quens1s proceeded to Malone Their sudden de-
PaSfure occastoned sensational stors about the
British troops crossing the line and ou,racinr the
American nag, which Is unfounded- The same
train that brought 1roops also brought squad Of
feptaas from Troy, who express great disgust at
the stt1aaon- Several proceeded to Franklin to
Visit General DonnellJ- The report that Marshal
Foster, on demanding the guns taken from this
side Of the line by the Canadian troops, received
the reply that he could only have them at the point
OF the bayonet7 is untrue. He made no demand
for guns. One Of the Canadian, who WIS In the
Richards Farm light, says there were Just thirty.
Elk Canadians engaged. The same informant
says the pieces Of artillery, ssd to be taken by the
Canadians, were drawn acrnss the line by an
American Whether he was paid for the service.
he does not say. Everything quiet to-day
CONCORD, n. e. May es.-Seven carloads OF
Fentans passed through, this morning, On return
from the war.
s1. JOINS, Canada, May "a party Of drunken
Canadians, yesterday, tore down the United
States fag from the American ConsuIs Office
The outrage is deeply regretted b5 the cltlzens
NEW IoRK, May 99--The Irtshnen are dis
heartened by the news from the border, and
despatch has teeu received from the nont, In
struct1pg them not to send any more men, but to
forward funds for the support OF the New York
Troops, as soon Is possible. The subscriptions,
however, were not heavy. Rumor speaks Of the
departure Of 500 Fentans from BrpoIlyu last night
fo: Malohe, but it Il probably untrue.
BUFFALO, Maj 24-11ishmen arc mortified at
the result Of the M-advised raid on Canada. Dur
tcg the excitement money wss l1beraly subscribed
to pay the passage OF the men to the 'front.' and to
prosecute other operations from this point The
news Of the sudden failure at Malone produced
the greatest Indignation The leaders who
planned the raid are bitterly assalled for their lack
Of bra2nA One car load Of Feniaus from the West
arrived to-day, but viii proceed no farther.
prominent Irish citizen ms left for Malone with
funds to pay the passage Of his friends back
NEW T0Rk. May 2s,-The Executive Council Of |
the Feuian Brotherhood have Issued an address.
signed by James Gibbons Chairman, and Richard |
McCaoud, Secretary. stating that the late Canadian
Invasion IVES Undertaken without tie authority Of
The brotherhood, and tta failure cannot be recog-
utzed ~ q defeat Of the national organization. |
They deplore the loss OF Life and war nate.al, and
the sacrifice Of the results Of their years Of toll and
yexanona, and ssy that OEeilis misconduct has il
postponed only for short time Iseland's de- |
liyefanca.
TORONTO, May 29.-1nfotmatton Is receiyed
from Malone OF the arrival Of United States Mar
shal Qulmby, and the arrest Of several men, sup
posed to he Fenian officers, Including General
Gleason and Father McMahon. oi Fort Erie nuto-
t1etJ-
Tie railway companies offer to take the Feutaus
home at half fare In box-carA. II their leaders
cannot raiae the funds the toTnspeople will, pro-
,ab1E, ship them.
The railway safe at Potsdam wns broken open |
y Fentans, LAST night, and Fas,0o0 taEcn-
SAN FKANc1sCo, May 2o.-The Fenian inraaon
II Canada cauees great excitement. The Brother |
hood OF San Francisco held an enthusiastic meet
ing. British Columbia is hunted as another point