The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-31
By Telegraph.
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.IHH FRNIAN Raid.
The Movement Dead.
THE FENIANS SURRENDER,
WASHINGTON.
Decoration Day in Washington.
FRIGHTFUL SCENE AT A THEATRE
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NEw YORK, May 3l.-Another meeting
on behalf OF the coming Protestant Even
gelical Alliance was held Sunday night at
ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. Drs. Prime and Schaf made addresses.
The police were called into the negro
church corner of Bleecker and West Tenth
streets Sunday night to suppress q free
fight IN which the brethren were en-
gagged. The row was oocssioned by . dis
agreement between the pastor and the
trustees. Several worshipers were badly
pounded.
A frightful scene occurred at the Bowery
theater, on Saturday night. The young
woman who performs In the cage with the
Puma lions, was seized by the throat By one
of the beasts and terribly lscersted before
she could be rescued. Her piercing
shrieks threw the audience into a
panic, and many people tainted. She was
taken home and received prompt surgical
attention.
MALONE, \. Y, May 3I.-Many Fenians
are sti! lingering about here, aud many
others have left for home or parts unknown.
Gen. Gleason and other leaders are under
arrest By the United States authorities, who
have also taken possession of all the FenisR
arms and ammunition they could find.
The Fenisn war is ended, and the only
qu estions now are, how shall the privA.es
get to their homes, and what will the gov
ernment do with their leaders? The
Canadians are still fearful, and anticipate
Cd invasion at some other points along the
frontier.
Latest advices from St. Albsns state
that the Fenisns there have about sll been
sent away homewsrd by the local suthori-
ties.
The Feuisn soldiers are extremely denun-
cistory of Generals Gleason, Starr, O'Neill,
and others, and rejoice st their arrest by the
United States government.
WAsHINGTos, May 30.-Decorstion Day
was generally observed, and all the Govern
ment officials participated, as also did the
citizens OF Washington and the strangers
within their gates.
The House Appropriation Committee
have completed the Sundry Civil Appropris
ton bill, which is the last. 1t approprIates
about 81 200, 600.
| /, is Authoritatively stated that there viii
! be no change made in the Colectorship OF
the por, OF New Y York for some weeks yet
| The President has been asked By some OF
the Fenians who were opposed to the recent
movement to intercede in behalf of the
captured Fenians now in the hands of the
Canadian authorities. The Secretary OF
State will probably confer with the English
! Minister on the subject. The latter says
that the Canadians are very much e1ssper-
sted, and are disposed to let the lsv take lie
course.
/ MALONE, \ Y, May30.-FlanagAn's and
HogIe's Hotels where the Feuian officers
! stop, are in possession of General Meade
who has ordered the arrest of ell the tsnlaI
officers, and Gen. Gleason, Colonel Lindsay
of New York, DR.. Donnelly, Of Pittsburgh
and Captain Mann, of Malone, have beer
marched to the guard house. The FeniaI
camp mas been seized by the United S,ste'
troops. One hundred rifles, and four saores
and one revolver were secured, but no ar
rests. The Fenians gave up their arms
after a short search BY the Lieutenant II
command of the regulars. The boy VIII
piloted the soldiers was assaulted by tn
Fenians, but was rescued
The Fenisns who have been arrested viii
be brought before the United States Con
missioner to-day.
The United States troops are on the BOZ
der taking from the store houses tenIa
arms and ammunition.
Colonel Bsggle and the 69th British hsv
gone to Quebec, and the volunteers no'
hold the Canadian frontier.
Military matters will assume reality t
. day, when there will be reg ulsr trial IL
abscepce without leave.
Tue prisoner Murphy has been turne
over TO the civil authorities in Cansd
' against the wishes of the volunteers.
6 Robert Gallery has to be added to the a
: rests. Father Mcmahon went iato the cou
try to avoid arrest.
- Locomotives With open tracks. are kel
s ready, with steam up, night and day.
n nearly ell railway depots where troops Ct
be sent forward.
d Saruia is protected BY artillery from Lo
e don. and infantry from that and otn
, districts Ottawa is in a state OF terrin
, and underlined excitement.
Il There is much sensation because ola te
>, gram from Washington which announc
that Minister Thornto has demanded
passports.
The Grand Trunk Brigade was ordered
= be in readiness to turn out yesterday, ana
the men are ready. They could be shipP
TO any point in sixty minutes.
There may be trouble about the ne
nieca that was taken from the Fenisns WI
> in position of United States territory.
facts are that FIRE was opened bT the fenia
on a knoll l20 yards from the line, ana u
the Home Guards made q rush down d
n shot. down five Fenians, captured the =
Y and returned with it to Pigeon Hill Int
y is not the slightest doubt they crossed !.
Vermont territory. The fact Of the shooti
of these last Fenisns was not known gem
IL - .ha ouprds kent silent about IL.