New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
THE FENLANS.

GEN. DONNELLY COMMITTED TO PRIsoN-THE
BODY OF ROWE CHEERFULLY GIVEN UP-NO
INDIGNITIES OFFERED TO THE CORPsE-CAN-
adam TROOPS STILL WATCHFUL-FENIAN
ARMS COLLECTED-THE WARRIORS HOME
WARD BOUND.
ST. ALBANs, June 1.-Gen. Donnelly was ar
raigned to-day before u S. Commissioner b. b. smalley,
and waived examination He ordered TO be COM
mted TO the Franklin County Jail in default of $4,000
bail He is able TO be about his room but hardly able to
go jail and, he hopes to get bail in day two he
remains at the Weldon in charge OF a Deputy Marshal
The body of Rowe willingly given up TO his friends
request being made TO Lieut-Col. W Osborn Smith,
commanding the Canadian the southern from
tier, by Deputy Marshal J. NJ. Smaey No indgnities
had been practced except 10 heap stones the
At the disnterment Col Smith would not even permit
Montreal photographers to take the scene.
Notwithstanding the departure of nearly all the Fe-
mans, the Canadian troops easily excited The five
or six hundred now at Eccles Hill were thrown into a
state Of alarm Monday by the discharge of single
gun this side which proved afterward to have been
fired by hunter. An extra company had 70 do picket
duty that night.
Six large wagon-lOads Of Fenian arms, uniforms and
ammunition, collected 10y the United States marshals
have arrived here to-day and taken of by the
troops. Two deputies Fairfield, trying 10 I'M
earth those which Col OSuvan said he had hid away.
This evening 26s Fenians have passed through here
the Vermont Central, route home. From Malone
800 left this morning, some ny way OF the Rome ana
Watertown Road.
One company of United States troops left here today
for Fort Prebe, Maine, and the two others expect 10
leave Saturday.
The excitement being over Summer tourists are now
beginning TO come H. The Of the late engage
meut is an additional attraction the many which this
beautiful section of the country already possesses
THE CAPTURED STORES-EFFORT TO SEND THE
DELUDED FENIANS HOME.
MALONE. June 1.-Twenty-fv double wagons,
loaded down with the Fenian stores captured at Fort
Coyngton, have just arrived here. Several loads Of
stores such as knapsacks clothing and equipments
abandoned and burned for lack Of transportation.
Three hundred Fenians left the Western train this
forenoon. Col Leverch Of Gov. Hofmans staff has just
arrived and will arrange for the transportation home Of
ali Of the remaining Troy Albany, and New-York Fe-
MANS numbering full 3OO who will leave on an afternoon
train by way of Rutland There will then remain about
800 destitute Western Fenians.
Col Duryea's command left this morning for Sacketts
HarbOr.
ARREST OF GEN. STARR.
BUFFALO, n. Y, June 1.-Gen. Starr was ar
rested at his hotel here this afternoon by Deputy
United States Marshal and taken before United States
Commissioner Gorhan and in default OF $4,000 bail
committed TO Jail Bail VIII be rendered in the morning.
COLLISION BETWEEN UNITED STATES TROOPS AND
FENIANS.
Utica, n. Y, June IA special dispatch to
The Morning Herald, dated at Rome, 7:3O o'clock this
evening saws There has just been collision at Will
amstown north Of Rome between the Fenians and the
United States troops The troops fred on the Fenans,
and drove them into the wOundng several OF teln