, 1870-05-28

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MOVEMENTS or UNITED STATES TRoorS~
NEW YORK, May 2'.-There are now several
companies Of United States Infantry and artillery
at St. AIbans and Ogdensbnrgh. to cheek the
Ftntau invasion. These troops were Bent from the
forts at Boston, Providence, New York md
Suckett's uart,or.
CONCORD, n. II. May 97.-ComranIes and D
Of the Fifth heaVJ artillery passed through Con-
cord this morning frnn Fort Adams for Malone,
accompanied By General T. ]. Hunt
OswEGo, May q7.-A company Of the First Artil-
lcry stationed at Fort Ontario left here this mozn-
Ing for Malone.
OGDESsBCKGu, May 27.-Gepelal Brannon, United
statea Army, arrived to-day and assumed CON-
nand Of the regular forces. Major Hastings Was
despatched to Malone With one company OF men
to asAst Deputy Marshal Benedict to enforce the
neutrality lAws- Captain Wheeler, WITH one ceEo-
nany stopped at Po.stiam Junction. Three COM
r8uies are here, encamped near the revenue cutter
Chase NJ orders are rtcelfeu 10 pII tae Caase
In commission.
GENERAL SPEAR C0MNISDEH-1E-CH1K
| News has been received from the Vermont bor-
der tCRt after the arrest Of General CNeH and
hts Incarceration In Burlington prison hy tne
United States Marshal General Foster, General :
samucl p Spear WIS appointed conmander-ln-
Chief and proceeded at oucc 10 Issue ordeEs tn the
7ase y. -. ~ r,,.a1su ho.t.r a.
wa a.1. ea s...,a,o., ~ st4am,,taa ~ ns,nfn,ca
S, |,o.sa,, .rnt. etata.rc++ tc nr anthor1tx
The Fcnian priEates express great dtssartfacton
With General OEetl. Some SAY he Is too young to
t-' - .sat;..rr ,,a +hao-.+,onrr ,,.nr
petent
RkISFoacKAESIs fok TIE AsfAphhs-
NEw YORK, NAY 2'.-Aot"ltdstandlng fhe re-
verses, the Feuians are 6tl recruiting at Hbernis
Hall. Three hundred and thirty were secured up
to O'Clock, who we're furnished With Transports
ttOu money and Instructed to report at the Hudson
H,rer Ha{1rnad Dpnnt this eFesnnp in marching
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/ IT, .,.,thoT+ ayma 1 meeting ia nenn he,d IN
,nrs +he -n.,,or mn confederation
an pYprc1xn
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rears connt 7nucf1 ,non The Fenian element IN tfe
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| nrort,,onR h,ve haen forxardea r,o,, hers
| Tno Eentara mo varr ort1ra and cnnnaart tn.
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| omco-s
NEw YORK. Nav ye1-A messare from Bur11ne
| +on ~ xava 0rJeIu ornec+s tn ha Released tn
/ noorrovr Tia ID drnnnrce.l ararrwhare
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xts1srrp
| w.eu,xc,ov u.r - The Enrt,ah N,n,e4cr mi
a 1ono conference win tha secfetarr Of state to
dsr Gcncern,nr Fentan nfraJra. II rnnea,1 fron
adyfces rece4{ed by the government that the Fen
laus did not cspss the border and none were can
] turpd m British soil The British Minister i
n1eaEed xttb rba nronnntness and a,acr,tv show
| by our government In suppress,uc the moye1aeu,
vrporT nr,urn.
WASHINGTON, Nav s3,-The .umot from Ottau
, that Minister Thnrntou had been directed hE IN
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs to demand prptectIo
| ct the Canauian frontier, bF President Grant,
. untrue On the contrary, the British Minister,
t*half Of hts government, IL sstsned with what th
!
] sion, and has 80 expressed himself to the govern
| ment
Il WHAT TIE NEW TORE FES1ASs SAT.
| as.w Ie--- a1~v OK TA- rs"'-os in this eat
and vicinity are some"nat dlsaeafteneo over IN
| news nom canada, and are lot as anx1ou
to go TO the font as tney were yesterday. !
committee OF remains has oeen engaged dnf1n9 "a
dag coiecung 1unds LOT me patnot cause. f1S
thousand dolla1s were falsed N New AofE, an
| $4,000 Ii Brooklyn. a call was made on al cil
Giles for more money, and an 1nt4mation was give
i that unless lf1samen were Aoelal the 1Feed0m
; Ireland would not be secu1ed. There were abou
1,eoo enlistments today, but less than 800 me
! were sent OF Fifty zen went By the Hudso
River Railroad tonight, and paid their OWL fafe
8 The Treasurer denies the report tn
the Organization Is out OF money, al
etss .uoy ns ASfs s 80 ~s'
+ = ut the Fourth street headQuAtte1s thorough fea
+ / Of the United States autAontes It 8 underscoc
o ] tonight that tnree regiments are IN h1ooAl}
+ l READY 70 beaI1 ouI are a"atn9 "eanlIe 1ns41u
uons lfo'n LIE 1loa'- oee iegtAueu' onefs ~ pa
ls o"A eApeAseos out tno otNe'0 II "epeAo
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- fac,on- En1tstments have been rntnr on steal
alt d,y. md slx hundred men left bF the Hndso
1 =.