Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-31

4 EkeinfOrcements.
4 Rumor speaks Of the departure Of 50(
Fenians from Brooklyn last night for Ma
lone, but it is probably untrue.
A Bad story.
MALONE, May 28.-The Fenian invasion
has been abandoned as hopeless. The men
are almost famished, and but for the charity
of the people of Malone would be starving.
Prominent officers of the brotherhood have
agreed to discountenance further hostile
movements on the American continent
while nearly all the men say they will
never have anything 10 do with Fenianism
again, and will use their influence against
it. A,lllN A1 ss 8taaila- a-gt
transportation.
Gen Meade having refused transporta-
ton, the selectmen of Malone will bond the
citizens for four Thousand dollars, to pay
the Fenians' fare back to Rome.
still Hopeful.
Father McMahon says he has telegraphed
t6twenty places, including st, houis, for
men and money, and advises the naen to
stay here till Monday or Tuesday, when
fight can be made.
The Captured Fcnians.
MONTREAL, May 2S.-Great anxiety is
felt regarding tha future disposition of
captured Fenians bY the Government.
Five are in jail at vart5us points, and pub
lie feeling is so intensg that extra precau-
tions have to be takeh for their security
from lynch law.
| On thc Pacific.
SAN FRASc1sco, May 2S.-The Fenian
invasion of Canada Icsuses excitement
among the brotherhoqa in San Francisco.
An enthusiastic meeting was held by the
| ONeill wing and volut uttteers were enrolled.
| British Columbia is hinted at as another
| point of attack.
The Canadian FenianS
OGDENsBURG, May DO -Appreheasions
| of rising among the Canadian Fsnians
to-day we're eptertained throughout the
| Dominion, as The government hss informa-
! ton such understanding existed between
them and the INVADERS
Additional pfeeauIiOn
has been taken, but it is thought, however,
the poor success of the invaders viii pre-
| ysDt ao-operative rising.
Father MGMahOn
~ on TO ST. Albany yesterday, in COM
Pass n a body of Philadelphia Fenians.
P' WI <Pprehc11siOns.
o! regular troops have
NJ detachment Junction to protect
been sent to DeKsl. eYists along tbe
Much alarm --5ensburg Rail
line of the Rome ahd Og pillsoe the
road lest the returning Fenians sale far
country, and appeals are being L are
military protection. Apprehensions =
felt by the Canadians of raid on Presco,.
In steamers from some lake port. 1
No GunbOats
are at this point, and no guns are mounted
on Fort Wellington
Gen. Meade
arrived this afternoon, accompanied by
Gems. Mcdowell and Van Vliet, and will /
leave for New York tomorrow. He re-
ports the Fenian war ended. The leaders 1
are In the hands of tho civil authorities,
and all is quiet along the lines. The
Government will not provide transporta-
hon for the thousand to fifteen hundred
Fenians remaining in Malone and vicinity,
and Meade is Of the opinion that railroad |
must do 9is at their own
expense as they received full fare for bring |
ing therl here. The General reports that |
they are behaving very well, and not dis /
posed to be violent, and only want TO |
return home. He is confide ut there will |
be no further trouble. Also that there is |
great rejoicing along the Canadian line |
at the inglorious terhinason of the move
nent %
Murphy.
ST. ALBANs, May 29-Ms rshal Foster |
" ent across the line to-day tn intercede for
Ihomss Murphy, sentenced to be exc |
cuted. Murphy was teamst er, resident |
Of this place, a non-comba tant, and un- |
armed when captured.
Gen. O'NeiII,
Who feels strongly the iulputations of
against him, will pl obably be re-
leased on bail Monday, wealthy Fenisn
named Flynn having conse nted to become
q. y. Troops Arriving
ST.. ALBANs, May 29-F,)ur more COM
panies Of United States tro Dps arrived this
and subsequent ly proceeded to |
Malone. Their sudden departure Occa-
stoned sensational story about British !
troops crossing the line and outraging the i
American flag, which was Imfounded.
More FeniiLns.
The same train that brought the troops
here also brought squad of Fenians from i
Troy, who express great disgust at The 4
Several proceeded to Franklin n
TO visit General Donelly.
Various IEumOrs.
The report that Marshal Foster, on de- 4
the guns taken from this side of Il
the line by the Canadian troops, received 4
the reply that he could only have them at 4
the point of the bayonet, is untrue. He \
made no demand for the guns. One of the 4
Canadians, on Richards farm, says there A
were Just thirty-six Canadians engaged. I
The same informant says the pieces OF ar
tillery said to have been taken by the Ca 7
nadians were driven across the line by an
American; whether he vas paid for the ser
vice, be does not say.
Every thing is very quiet to-day. \
Returning.
CONCORD, n. H., May 29.-Seven car
loads of Fenians passed this morning on
their return from the war.
News frOm the Canada Side.
TORONTO, May 29.-Information has been
received from Malone of the arrival of U.
S. Marshal Quimby, and the arrest of sew
eral men, supposed to be Fenian officers,
including Gems. Gleason and McMahon.
The Erie Railway Company offer to take .
the Fenians home at half fare in box cars ;
if their leaders cannot raise funds, the 4
townspeople will probably ship them.
Address from the Executive Council.
New YORK. May 29--The Executive
Council Of tho Fenian brotherhood have
issued an address, signed Icy James Glib
hons. Chairman, ard Richard McCloudig,
Secretary, stating that the late Canadian
invasion was undertaken without the au-
thority of the Brotherhood, and its failure
cannot be recognized as a defeat of the ma
tional organization. They deplore the loss
of life and war msterial and the sacrifice of
tho result of their years of toll and prepa-
tration, and say that ONeill's misconduct
has postponed only for a short time Ire
| lands deliverance.
| Mortified.
BUFFALO, May 29.-Irishmen are morti-
| fe at the result Of the ill-advised raid on
| Canada. DuriHg the excitement money
WAS literally subscribed to pay the pas
| sage of men to the front and prosecute
| other operations from this point. The
news of the sudden failure at Malone pro-
duced the greatest indignation. The
leaders who planned the raid were bitterly
assaiIed for lack of brains One car load
of Fenians from the West arrived to-day,
but proceed no further. A prominent
Irish citizen left for Malone with funds to
pay the passage of his friends back.
fears of the Can nndians-Niagnrn
the Real Point of Attack.
| MONTREAL, May 30.-Information re-
ceived from the West states that prepara
tions for descent upon Niagara are more