New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
THE FENIANS.
GRADUAL BREAKING UP OF THE IRISH
REPUBLICAN ARMY"

officers and Gen. Gleason, Col Llnusd1 " s,,,,o,o,
Dr. Donnelly Of Pittsburgh. and Capt. ManiiA VI
have bcep marched 10 the guardhouso 49,, e..o..
,,,;,,, .an,, has been seized by the Uhi'eu 0'"'0
,oo roo rifles and four sabers and one reNoN'l ZAP
turcd There were arrests. Inc foii'',' o5
arms after a short search by the heu''ii"n' " -
of the regulars. A boy, who piioteu ''c -
assaulted by the fohlai''' 0' We
tenant >, -. .,,. ,,orotion NJ
The last Fcaan raid On Canada for TINS genera'lon d"
ioast is over Wilf and persistent misrepreSenVf'o
has characterized the whole affair from the Degihins
Tpat nc limited states Government would sympatnIo
ith m ai,arce on Canada was constantly preached TO
tho men in their Circles that at least 1900 Fenahs
world assemble the Canadian frontier was aSS''ou
persistcuty. Fcuans IN New-Iork were tolu 'ua' U
Ton Albany ard cities and towns East ana west "o'u
send large bodies Of men, and members ot the bIOnoI
hood out Of NcwYork were made to beheve 'hat 'neF
brtbT there were all eager for the fray Now the men
know the dcccpon that was practced and are ouSpo-
ken against tuc men who deceived them. ONe Is cnal
acteIzed as traitor and Starras fool and coward eole
of the other individuals who have made themselves con-
,,,i1.s m Fenian meetings and obtained commissions
because OF their nucncy of speech, are only h"'c ~
oGS % erlas HAN M NO time contained more than 1000
N 81 if,,s rot more than half that number but oi
ali these Malone could not send force eNceeSs % t
Trout River. and not half these were unueI my So,
teTiy iHcoa1c.eut were the officers and so undlSGplheu
and disar-.u uizcd were the men. 80, -, .. l.;
Such of those as could 20 t. Malone dd So og i 20 m
,rosa ne confusion here and 10 feel supremacy IldiGu-
onS ~ St Adams Friday an ohcer was aTIesteo ne ne
released, and almost lrllIt dt'N III
in rn wagon with lady 8ttrcd IN Sfcch aIu ouoNe
tbrmlch ne town % the disgust Of tenlaus Who Neie
iootsor5 ana tired, without iood and Without money 10
Gen Gleason was appointed commander here Gs Fri;
dav night and saturday morning ne was % Ito or,eu @
s@soriigey" Hc talked front aud Of saving arms;
but The men smiled and suggested enough hotsShse'
NrvYcg, Truv and Albany men had faith ~ MN as
hr,ye nam hu+ reg red As elfevident the folly any at
tempt get into Canada and ana noI tllla anSS o f
E'UIS o. ,Gr r l I,-eess I'd SestTrtioa Of property.
yet n ' ,Tio1 soldier has been arrested. All
.r
circumstances hut the sooner they are taken away o
here o. better Tor teuselye and the people. AT pres
eut fhc men not really starving although many OF
Them are hungry. heavy rain and shorter TGtO4s may
sDotbcr 1.rl Ieferc the people they might he consd
cred thieves and Migrants, and be treated aceordlhSg
LArER.-Gen. Meade and staff have left The Fe-
mans arrested viii be brought before the United States
Commissioner The United states troops are
on tie .urder tonight taking from sOTehouses Fenian
arms and ammunition.
Col Borgot and the C9th British, have gone to Quebec,
and the Volunteers now hold the Canadian frontier.
Military matters VIII assume reality here tomorrow,
when regular Will be tried for absence without
cave"
The prisoner Murphy has been turned over to the civil
authorities Canada, against the wishes of the VOlun
Robert COlory has to be added to the arrests
Father Mcmahon went into the country to avoid arrest
GEN. DCNNELLY's CONDITION IMPROVING
ANOTHER FENIAN FIGHT, LIQUOR THE CAUSE
NO DEMAND MADE FOR THE FENIAN CANNON.
ST. ALBANs. May 2S-COl. Sullivan of Gen.
OEers staff has had in Fairfield hiding arms
nncc the Pigeon Hin sErmish. He came in this after
learning that the leaders were arrested disa
peared, and has not been seen since Capt. Monahan
sas bailed by the Chief Of Police in ST. Abans in
the sum OF s.. 800. Capt. Daniel Murphy and Major Nc
Ginnis in Jail in default Of 81 600 bail each Within
a hours $50 Fenans have paid full fare and gone
nome L s. Marshal Foster has secured about 300 mus
Iets in Franklin One company Of United states troops
are there. Their surgeon examined Gen. DOnnely to-
say and says he is likely TO recover, his only wound
seipe in the muscular fiber below the back and, instead
Of living al the point of DEATH he lies on the verge OF de-
1riam t-emcIs. few Feuians have got liquor to-day
AID had q cht with stones among themselves. None oil
iEem were much hurt and the run-n9e was ceaheu @ U
% have nothing do with the movement ana District
stances re Lad better not be arrested. -
Gen Poster denies that he las demanded OF the Cana
Irereforc tha remark that il would not be given up
snith oW in command Pigeon Kin, told Gen Foster
today that any one Who would DAng me ron nm
roud have the body Of Rowe. Gen. Foster says the l.
T. A." on the Feniau buttons means" kal IAWaA.
This cyt ing Scectmau 4. O. Braiuard having deter
mined not 20 have Fenans here over sunday sent them
n the SEAT. lines south al the expense OF the town. Elk
ar Ioaas have ust lett cheering for the town Of ST.
people all happy. TIE NEW- 1oRh IhlbONE Il @ uili
gersally Iuented here for its reports and COM
neuts.
HN O'NEIl's VERSION OF HIS ARREsT-LETTER
FROM 4 TENIAN OFFICER AT ST. ALBANS-
WHAT BOSTON IusHMEN THINK OF THE
MOVEMENT.
BOsroN. May ga Boston gentleman who
ate supper with Gen. Oxen Thursday evening, and
who has since returned 10 his home, gives that officers
version OF Ms arrest Gen ONe said that the plan
10 have advanced from Franklin On Monday night He
mad been promised that 1200 men from Boston and its
yicipitvi md 400 or 600 NeuOnters should be at st.
hlbsus tft cht and he had provided arms ammuni-
tiou and TRANSPORTATION for them To his surprise the
nnlv force which came was the Burlington company of
men The full force had been enlisted, but their off
cer were tary treacherous, and he found himself un-
suppored He denies that his arrest was in accordance
with an agreement with the United states Marshal ana
ays that am the men had Instructions not 10 resist the
United States authorities under any anu
that in obedience TO these orders they WOd ho1 nav
belped him had he tried avoid arrest. He Deheved
thai had he properly supported there would have
mad boIed ~ the result Of the expedition. ..
on tue other hand Fenan Ocer at the front "riIeS
l., aefea, We have only thank Gen oNe who not
trsi,or a' e ea,' se'ta y W s % N az inject Of be men should
% :, 20 he cenre sunk all sefines IN
is, erpa bis the Of the Canadian troops with no
ron a. H. oeccss Of bis command but knowingly allowed
hSs ael prisoner without an eaoT TO ese & TIeI ss S
IRON n 70 ~ nn NLo IsIs m tI ,rt of the United
defeated any such attempt Oh 'Ie part ~
SIT sa ~ men who would hasten TO Canada from
thif SECTION n aubOGy would pay for their transportation
sVery large hut many them would only help increase
have Ieft Eou over the Lowell Road, there have been
-four te mat number whose lack Of funds forced them
fortuto or comrades. Prominent lrlsiieh
here dcnoIuce the invasion OF Cah%da a. , re-
and Ircuature and while they Will gladly cOLtfIDutc
money help the Fcnans home from vermont lhe ue
cline 20 aid those de.irous OF facing the
alton u The front They think disaster Will quickly ioi
low, AID that England viii see ulat thc lTlsIimn m %
are united, ana thus Their lhnuenoe VI" 10 ~
lesAeued MANY OF the best-HOlIned among tnh nIn
with O'Couucl that Irelaud's opportunity is Elgl I
sdversity and they are WING 70 hSlP oI h a. ra
TAIN socotic, t the time when England may DC al war
with some Power when they Will favor nghthg on tie
roll Ireland for her delivery from thc non h,' VI & ~
preston few Fcians left here last evening lot the
front and some have returned bone, but the genera IN
presslon 10 be that the movement i