The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-30

rival last evening, 50 mucn 'sO tha1
physician was called to prescribe to
him. He il much better to-day.
Gen. Speer is still in town.
The appearance this morning in tw
New York journals Of the followin!
bogus advertisement caused intense in
dignation among large number, who
were duped by it:
acknowledgements thousanC
good, sound and solid Irishmen, to gc
on an excursion to Canada, at SlOOt
each. Apply to Richard Walters, 2
East Broadway. BY order Of the com
mittee of Arrangements, A. Oakley
Hall, VIM. NJ. Tweed, Peter B. Swee
ney, NJ. r. Brennan
An immense crowd assembled at the
place designated in the advertisement
Walters said he WAS Fenian but knew
nothing about the advertisement The
men then marched to the Offices o.
Tweed, Sweeney and Mayor Hall, and
were of course, informed that they had
nothing to do with this practical Joke.
I PouGHKEEpsIE, May 20.-Recrultlng
for the Fenians progresses at Ne"hnrg.
Over fifty left there for the front.
MALONE, Nav 2S.-The Fenian Inva'
sion is abandoned as hopeless. The
men are almost furnished and but for
the charity OF the people OF Malone
would be starving. Prominent officers
oi the Brotherhood agreed on a dIscon-
tnuance OF further hostile movements
on the American continent, while near
" all the men here say they will never
have anything to do with Fenlanlsm
again and use their influence against it.
General Meade having refused transPor-
tation. the Selectmen Of Malone will
bond the citizens for $1,000 10 pay the
Fenians' fare back to Rome Father
McMahon saws he has telegraphed 10
twenty places, including St. Louis, for
men and money and advises the men to
stay here till Monday or TUESDAY when
a fight can be made.
ST. .iLBANS, May 2S-Marshal Eos
ter went across the line to-day 10 inter
cede for Thomas Murphy, sentenced to
be executed. Murphy was teamstcr,
resident Of this place, mon-comhatant
and unarmed when captured.
General O'Neil, who feels strongl Y
the imputations OF treachery against
him, will probably be released on bail
Monday, wealthy Fenian named
Flynn having consented to become his
surety.
OGDExsnrHG, May 29-.Apprehen.
sions of rising of Canadian Fenians
today were entertained throughout the
dominion. As the Government has in
formation that such an understanding
existed between them and the invaders,
additional precautions were taken, hut
it is thought, however, the poor success
Of the invaders had prevented co-opera-
ton Father Mcmahon passed on to
st. Adams yesterday in comqany with
body of Philadelphia Fenians. A de-
tachment of regular troops was sent 10
DeKalt Junction to protect property.
Great alarm exists along the line Of
the Rome and Ogdenshurg Railroad.
Returning Fenians are Pillaging the
country and appeals arc being received
for military protection. \pprehenslons
are felt by the Canadians Of raid on
Prescott in steamers from some lake
port. No gunhoatS are AT this port and
no guns mounted on Fort Wellington.
General Meade arrived tonight, ac-
companicd by Generals Mcdowell and
Van Vliet, and will leave for New
York tomorrow. He reports the Fe-
nian war ended. The leaders are in
the hands Of the civil authorities and
all is quiet along the lines The GOV
ernment will not provide transportation
for the 1000 To 1900 Fcnians remaining
in Malone and vicinity, and Meade is
of the opinion that the railroad com
sanieS must do this at their own eX-
pensr. as they received full fare for
bringing them here The General re-
ports that they are behaving very well,
are not disposed to he violent, and only
desire to return home.
MONTREAL, May 2S.-Cireat anxiety
is felt regarding the future disposition
of captured Fenians by the Government
Five are in jail at various points and
public feeling is so intense that extra
precautions are taken for security from
lynch law.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-The Fenian
invasion of Canada creates intense eX-
citement The Brotherhood in San
Francisco are enthusiastic At a meet
ing of O'Neirs wing volunteers were
enrolled. British Columbia i hinrcd
aI another point Of attack