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vol. xxvi.N?- 7,K-9.
IN EW-YORK, ?MONDAY, JI IVE 4, 1806.
PRICE FOI R CENTS
THE FENIAN TO.
tim; mm at ridgeway,
lort Krie Evacuated by the Fenian.- and Oe
. eniiieil by the Canadian Troop.--.
A FIGHT AND FLIGHT.
IHtC.L'iB EXHIBJIIO-T OP M.LIT.BY TAlTIfS.
fit Fenian-* Attempt to Retreat to the Amfriean
Side, but are Captured by tbe
1 fitted States Boots.
COI.? O'NEILL AND STAFF PRISONERS.
An ?kmwmfif? Ke-enforceraent from Biftlo
rrevented.
len. Barry in Cum nant of the Amrriean Forre-?
Hu Orders from Gen. Grant.
Heavy l.e-enfomwnts Going Toward Goji.
Hwwny at BL Albans.
Ie.?.1 oribe Fi?btiDg-7. Rilled and Would.-.
OT1KI ENGAGEMENTS EXJ'ElTEI?.
Tbe :? from ihe Fenian battit? .-rou-d, given
in Tni Ti. : v . lol Kurt
l*.rii? in a if.'.lit r IsMBOI?I ti. bOOOSBN nu teil und unreell.
rori-ntl. condition. It appear?, however, thiit at au early hour
.m Bal hyviti^ I'urtiid the bridges ni
Freu huiuii s Creek ian! Miller'? 1'oiut. the whole force
was ? :i. TLey were pun-ued on ti.
M~ard i rtl dboraebjoportjofl | aootb*
er jim -t Brie a:.?l ?out otu
?him Seven miles up the lake.
toward IVrt (.Hit uri a, near Ridgeway, the Beg i!ars (tamo
Bf wit?, km Fe:.ians who wore encamped in a biih. The
rtilumn at once attacked them, the "(jueen's Own" firing
Hie lie! - I ; t now became fBBMBll? Ile Volun?
teers drmr.g the Kin.an?*. A number were ki.led on b' th
Sides. The volunteers behaved splendid!?-, railing at the
retreating Kci.iar s vit! th- .'.most gallantry.
Of the furtp?? e-gaued. there wore about 800 Cand?an
v< li.meer? und toward 1 ,CN.tO Keuinns. One eathofitv
ela'?s that two of the E-gli??-. troops were killed and a
number wounded, and that the Keuiani? ?uttered lo a
prrtatcrcxt'i.t. At all events, there were about 60 taken
iirnonere and carried to Fort Eric. Another account
Baye: "Tin Qmob/B Own Company of volunteera cauie
upon the Keiiinii- this morning near Ridgeway, a smull
?tbtion btlow here, and attacked them at once. A general
light eiibiied, resulting in the withdrawal of the volunteers
to await iel?fceeOBOntBi A f-w on both sido? are reported
lo have fallon, lut thin- m trustworthy information of
anly one volunteer killi d. viz: Ensign MtEachrer?. A
few others are reported wounded,"
Still another account is the following)
"The Fenian? _nnil>ereil 1200 ?troup. The action took
88888 ?r-o-t 4 j. m. Its Fenian army being ?orne four mile?
mun Ridgeway. The volanteera bad taken a ?trong pasltioo,
b?t ?ere tlettinved by ti ?ana of a feint. H-Hug advanced
from tt ir cover In pursuit of the ?uppoted retreatiiip Fer.l?n?,
the? were turnen npon and driven from the -eld. The volun?
teer? retreatei'. la! M ..ri xtiou of Port Colb-rne, the Fcinitiik
pai-coing. The partait war abandoned about f p. ni., and
jiri?oii*-r? a 1 wouu-ed were quartered apon the farmer? alonp
the road, ??uiir.? httaa detailed for their protection. The
Fenian? had ?0:11e *ix or ?eves killed and quit? a number
woo_ile_. '
During the progr?s? of these events and of those detailed
ia our Saturday s is*:,?, there waa greet activity among the
adhcreutt ot' both the contending elements in localities ro?
te?te tr?na the 880t of war. Reen.orc.ment* were provided
from many quarter?. Regulara and v.l.ut?ers were aent
forward in great !.-_.. er? from various Canadian citie* and
town?, while from Og.-.burg-, St. Aibau't, Sackett'a
Harbor, and, indeed, from placet far and near, men and
aBiii?tiuiiF of war we;? transmitttl- to the Fenians with
teinarkatlt- enthusiasm and ia considerable abundance.
Fuch wss the state of facts on Saturday evening that the
Ridgeway tight was renewed by the Fenian?, with the re
aulte such aa are ben after detalles!.
Gea. Grant passed through Buffalo for the Wee?.
ea .Saturday at noon, and from that point seat the follow?
ing dup-lob to Gen. Meade:
OR?. GRANTS DISPATCH.
lil Ff_!.o Satordav. Jane-, 1.06.
Te Ma.orf.tn. _FAUR. V. t A l'ktladtl?ikia, Pe,:
tiru Kerry ia here. Abnicb him to general oommand
ffroB Buffalo to the mouth of the Niagara Uiver.
Th? 8tute authoritie? ahould call oat the anllti? on the fron?
tier, to prevent hi ?nie expedition? leaving the United State?,
Bud to ?ave private property from deitrncrinn by mob?.
I K. G ka XT Lieutenant-Generalt\\
Meantime, during the progress of the event? of Frida;.*
Slid Saturday, the United .States authoritiea were not idle,
and in consequence of adrices received at Buffalo, from
Wat-Higton. aa well as the growing boldness of the
Fenian preparations in the city to re?nforce the invaden
in Canada, induced the steamer Michigan and the mili?
tary authorities to check communication between the two
Shores of the Niagara. Order? were issued forbid.liu- the
?wing of the river by anybody, which were only pur
tially effective, owing to lack of moana to enforce thom.
Company D of the 74th, and Company B of the 6.tb R?gl?
aient, N. Y. N. 0., were directed to embark on tugs and
patrol the river. Marching from the armory to the docks
erith small brass field pieces, ihete companies found it in
aonvemenl to secure tug*. They returned to the arsoual
followed by a crowd of hooting Fenians. A patrol of
the river was, however, at length ordernd; and as an indi?
cation of the anxiety of the United States (lovernment ti?
prevent the Fenians from crossing Niagara, it nine 0888
be mentioned that the commander of the M.chigan,
newly*ap(Munted. is an Englishman, having succeeded au
American officer who held the position with credit. Vin
subjoin Special and Ass?->riated Presi dispatches, received
Itirn.g Hie last twenty-lour h??urs, oouveyitij? additional
intelligence concerning the enure subject;
1 Di.pati b to Th? It. Y Tribun?
Nia?.ta? Falijs S? mile? north of Hit? 1 ?a? t*
G T. R. K . ?lune'.. 1 ?<>?,. ?,
A Ught took place at this point to?d*y. The Canadian
forcea advanciug hxtti Fort OolbOtaM met the Its?a 1
pi? ket line and drov?- it in. A ?hirp !? 1? ?.'.ort ri-ht ??! -
au,*J. and the Canadian force w?_? driven ha? k, losing li
to M men killed and wounded. It f.-li bit. k tu U?fOtMf,
tin the railroad, ihe Fenians fillowiug f ir * short Ji?unci,
then retrealiiir in their tiMt petition. Their loss t? BO.
hui'Wii. Tfeo! r.rt? nuiubere 1 Mt
Btiei-re. A Fenian ?trauifl'-r ?ays bwwj b^i u.,?- h<? ,u,..
?nit-?K*?!? A column ot I^M Beojatsaa 1? witMa Ibai
- toed, and will at*
t?ik-iir!y to murr "W, if n it to ni.ht. A hird ti|?h? 1?
-.he Feoioil
.-'am.
Oaacial -ii.pat. I, to The .NI V Tribu?.
MM n? Bt ?1 Ai". Jin* i. j???;-1 p a.
The Fenian raid a? Uti ?? Ball au
I . - ?limps
?eame ?. ? :,, -n
?irele ? L Bars a
Fenian?- IM ?t;? -I t.. '
1 At II
1 -v and
?'"''l ' .- it I, hat the boom waa
tuought ti; by tilt gunboat ^lit_.ga_, gmt} \o-da),- Uv? ki
? . li rf that foot '. OHM ! I B-M I re
. .-? i ' ?
ihe woo-Sfr are wounded and in the Lande ol the CM
fire?.
Bsaide tbe akiimiali at the Bidge, there vMifhoti .
at tins i?'int ?hi aoompany "i I
whlak Ile loee oi both siflBO area shoal! bm I re or
six killoil and wo .ml .1 . Ti o re t of the ciiiip-iir wi re
biku: pi ? k'.'.iT
? t IO ii" w:t- tin in. lu this ficht, COL Buil'-.V "f
ti? Konians was BBorteOj woanded A? fur bo cea le
aitertainod. the n.m! ir of Fe:.?a:.s vt f.<? lal;.led ml
t? Bl : "t BBOre Ibu Nt TI.? J WOW ? ?.mina; dod by C?>1?.
ON. ii!. lilli!,-?- Bl ! Qnoe. Ihsee an* M-et Pott Erie
shoal 1' iMHi ??'-? !,..* ..i.il \. ' :: ? i i tr .| -, willi tv... !
ice ?f brecoh-lufii'iiiir ir ans. MSUMIS say that (Jen.
Sweeny .s f?llig ti? Mad B fores at Owe* Sii.irnl, (ieorginn
?mi i a..;-i i obi nt". Howse a tyreoaal with
Ila lone leaded bete. TbonMwaa in bobo pedal
It ureeied alona? fal IheO-aeileaa to mvtt ii
espenoe, end ia oaa Ight the I al -UfhtaeV
van!.ige.
Rudal*.
Bl litliO, S-turd-y. Jin?? ii M8B? 3 p. t_.
The afternoon papers pullitli the lut. st news from
Kiitiioway, suiting that the I'uii.iil.uii V. hint? 818 ?re being
hard pi.shed by Iks Kiauiitus ui.d that u ui.iiilor 1-nve bun
Li Jod im both sill??.
thk movkvkn-i a phut,
ftott i.if"nnntiiui gnu.-I ttom parti!'.? u! 'a have the best
mit?n.? of kn ? I that the Fan move?
Brota -.?.:s I'liii'-r is a li at?, end thal Potsdam, St.
Laaiaaw Ooant* Is lo be ths beaeofsapfilios,endtbe
r-al i?, it uf bMm_ i? l'r?-n i tt,
i.- i lltrry whn h us'iir.1-na tiiinaiiil of this frtiliti.". - -
tile Oat? nuaaal ?*?? U So ita atmob! in preseras esler ead
pn vi nt hiranrinoi late < maila.
It is ?int.?,! that tli- F-ii.iui lortdi"? ? Doomage th, rai,?
by saying tim tatarieaa Govera?eal la favorabk tu thom.
They will nriii nut tli-ir m if trtltt? m th.? iiuiirt? r.
one <-?>mjBi_iy oi'i luto- Btoieo Beg len BiMTod bete
Uns noon.
?ORT BR!_ KVACf .Tag.
i -KAL-' JuneS. 1MB
Tho Fanions sraeaated Bart Er-1?.** .. ght, sod
of ahaae staassptsd iolaaehtia shore, hu: only a *m?!l
number ?eraoded tbool 7!>o vote gobb d bj the
Unite?! M_.ee In ?ali? truailirig the river, iui.1 ?fe iaiw pris?
on-?.'.mi.?.- titi-Ci toi Suttee 88000888 -I.thi.iiiis goat
at H!.i??a Rock.
Vhi Ragitob f? trtf iD?'er Col. l*e???t-fk are now ia
BBBSBoa <?i Kort Em?, \rit_ot?'. a skinitiah.
rtie ult?male disposition St*tis priaoaan is a matter <?f
11 n? ??it?n ty. bat tie British Mini-ta hue besa t4*b gra? ', 1
to.
COL. ?>'1_II? CAPTIRKI).
i OMfsdB ead ataaT sea oepfoj-?
l',t Kill ti J'in*? S?p. m.
1*1 a- Vs.?.?. su ted l*r??sfl a.-? :,t '.tu* j int returned .iota a trip
I ' .'.t-il S-a*. s t? user M i '
Th- Mu higas Isa Xiagars !; ter, .1! ool t oi
uiih.ti- ?. A barge lat-boat is-Bstaaad to har,
ulule' bei gars, ha? eg oo board ah 1 ii MO morn, ? nour na
80 .li! !'<? . "t: pot, ?!. : Bt i."' "lil an 1rs!
Tia Benton offi .:? are on board 1:1" MUhlm. um laa
gaatd.
rniAi a?Moim nran tub amkrk-?*! fl.-?o.
( .; t. Brjsi 1 ? isly sw?itlng
??.'iiwiat ii- Si'iiill du w,ih ti)?? pn?
i'.> District At! rae] l' rk M also swaiting lae?aotknu
i: ?-. ?? ,- hil gil 11 .*? '
It it considered anesfa to bring than iatq this 1 I
an effort oilgh! be d eds by theil fr.- ods to rt least looma
Than ia eoosidersbie excitement m UM city, bat the
gaaenJ foi og 1* ?!. .t ti.?? QoTonuai iit bat lons it?- oatt.
ead oar people ero gled that the Fenians have Mileaiato
Amaricen heads, ratha tlihn ihev should have beoa mp
ton d ?'jy.'n? ii
'ihe ?Imy Feiuuuk captan d by the English appear to be
32 pickets, wl h wer, lefl hy their Mea? in th- hurry
As '?riler of ???'ii. Harry all eoataaakattoa 1? forbidden
with the U.ifliiadian shore.
It M espertad that a small Fenian force left this neigh?
'.'"l! ""'I lit-*t I igbt, hut i'S tle-t.l il'il.I. is UlikllOWIl.
Those that trie 1 lo r? lafbros their t'nenda at Fort Erie
were prevented by tLe H':i.l, d States pieket boats.
Uti CAJDMM.
Wo ??ave eoatereed with boom of theoaaatMi Baalam,
and they s.v thal .'i.iv?!,g BO ?r:.ll?ry (ead Ihef poettively
asr-ert that they have (.a! BOM), ami ti:.du.g tint ti.? I
piish troi.p?. ??ith anas!iona yu:*, ama eleeiag Boeaad
?hi in. witti 1 o prospes t ol rioi.t'..roi?iiii?:.ts ain! DO sap? In ?,
ti r\ 1 ?:,l lilli li I.lit lu in- gill.hie.1, ai.,1 pt rhapS Il.tllK'?-'l. ka ?t
is anticipated those caugnt will be, t?o lliey gul off the
t?e?t way they could.
The men were omi'lelely wi?ni out. They have foutrbt
two battles, ihtuigh tin? Fort Km affair Ihef only ?all a
skirmish, and bud little sa oothtagto eat, ui.d no bleep.
TUB RRI.LISH 11?TO,
It is pretty generally believed that the English atltidge
way were defeated anil driven away.
A force, vanouslv staled at lroiu 3.riO to 1.-00 men, tried
lu leave hore lan Bogil iii tugs and fin!!.. utf. prohablv to
reinforce the Fevm: t, hut oniiii.' to '!.?? STnUMSOtsaM
made by the United t-tate? Attoniev and (len. Marry, in
organizing picket boats, th??? wen obngi I to tura boei?
ll is raported, bal the reoorl lethe oonfimtstioB, that a
force of Fenians han? hu.?hil nt Fmnt Alluii", ton in.!?'?
above here, on Lake Ern-, and some fears aro eiin-.-sol
that Collingwood is n point thieateaod.
It 1? sta'od thut 0 I.tty. Ila Heit?! (enter of Huflalo,
who ia known as th? jinnie mover of the Kcniaiis in tin?
region, has been arrotted on the other side. This is nut
continued.
A Grand Trunk Kailway official informs us thal a one
aruieil officer was Sires lad on the Goveriiinent road 111
Canada, and it ig supposud to be Stveeuei, but of course it
is nut.
TUB BRITIftn DI LINB.
A portion of two British realawnte.IbM l?;th| and 17th,
with seven companies of voluni-iers aud two b-tterir?,
now occupy the entire shore opposite here to repel any
fresh invasion ti.un this place.
ORR. BAKBT'S rmiMANIi. '
By order of Q..<n. Grant, (len. Burry ba? had hit military
district extended, ami it now embraces the northern fron?
tier from Lake Kn?, to Osweiro. A largo additional fore?
of Regular? has been ordered to report to bim here. A
portion have already arrived. Previous to Gen. Barry's
advent as commander on this frontier, no concert of action
had been agreed upon, but by the complete system of
anning tugs and puk? ting the river, the Fenians have
tuen lnistratod frmn re?nturciug and making any further
a?!vaneo upon Camid.t troin this iioint.
The Fenian Gen. Lyn? h. of ('imago, arrived in this city
at Id 1, clock laut Bight, from the West, and took command
of the ineu here to n?enforce their friends on the Canada
side. These were the men who were turned buck.
KILLED A!tD WOI5DKD.
Tlw Conner giru*, tho following list of killed and
wounded in the two engagements, winch is at? correct as
can now be obtained:
f>nuin?? Edwa.d lioallv of Cincinnati, killed; James Ger*
reifchty of Cinoinnati. mortally wouuded, and left on the field;
M ictiBel Porter of Hi.tT?lo. ?lightly wounded, Michael Bailey
of Buffalo, wounded lu the -react, lay? at the hoot? of Mr?.
Stanton ; Thomas Oiinoru of tichaylkill. l'a., bayoneted in the
neck; Michael Mcl-soghlin of Cincinnati, in th? eye; John
l.vnch of Guio, in thetfiigh, -Welch of In_!?:ia, slightly;
Ta asa a? Rafferty ol Cincinnati, in tue abdomen; Thomas
Madiloi of Anderson Madison County, Indiana, in tbe thi^li,
?lain?*? K?|f?n of I.oiiKvill?. K.? In the ankle; John Kian, a
bov, 17 years otage, ot terre Haute. Indiana, in the alidomeii,
Mutthew frouty of Cincinnati in the hand Mit Intel Keely of
Ir-iittice, m tue aju, Michael Rafferty of LouUiUie, in tbe
arm.
-fritM'-LIen?. Col Beaamortb, killed; Capt. Richard S.
King. Fort Colhorn. Welland Batterv, t?o wound?, in thn
ankle and joint (?inc? brought over to B?llalo and leg atcpu
tated by lit. Minen, Juhu Haber?on, of Port C'olborn, Wei
lund llatlerv. in the knee; John Bradley. Wellaud Battery, la
the knee V? m Tavev of Ton?nto, wounded in the li.??, Msl
?ulm Malsiehm of Toronto, killed, (.'lia?. I.ivsti?r of Toronto,
mortally wounded ; Corp. Xewnern of Toronto, killed; Wm.
II Vandeiabriaseu of Toronto, throuftn Ma.
In atlditioii to the ahme, 10000)1 Lieut. Finnegan ?.f Buf
Mo wee woaaded. Bw?oa or eight mon of the Buffalu
lag?leal aaaa Barimaia wounded. Five of the 17th irish
remuent from Kentucky, were wounded.
The Fenian loos to aboatSSii The British lose 1? about
Jil aMBOaMJ whoui wore a l.irg. number ol'"Hi? or?.
PRK-H B-VONB.
llL'FFAi.o Jane3?'.'i' ni.
ii ii'ir-(Jen. Heads has just arrived in town. win. ii hu !
is considered a? eoall?BOOB of the ?tatoineiit thal a BJ98 ?
eral invasion almii. the border is contemplated. It is cu
stdereil bj those m (omiuan I h?re that the. inoveiuents in
tin? direction aro only a blind, while Um muni .ittai k will
beaaadetatba di-aetioa el Prescott, with ths ohjectof
mot?goa Oitiint ?-.d capturing the Canadien oootof
CluinillBieill lae Fentons ia tova are undismayed, and
t-riy, ?* Wo will ha.? tho place yet.''
Bl k'f Al/) lune 3 l??'??
The Fenian? have lieen withdrawn froui Hurt Erie, C.W.
Beaeo hi -i'lri ?I priaoosrt are ?m board the United States
steaaaer Mian-can. They ata bald lor breaking the n?-u
traliiy lnws ,;.*?:. o MbUI, wilh Ins staff, is a prisoner.
The Fenian? wera oodst orders m 111.1:1:1 ty way o
Winds? '" fora a iu:n -i":i with a body of fentons mov
. the! pi 1 ? l> li B| ths -ni. I'.irt of th- Bight
en tttampts ? etherantont winch was
ths ?tarn-- Hil hiifiili.
Qea. ?? Neill ii trenche?I during Hie Bight and aaxioaslj
wotted for an attack. las 01 ? -. t .wast few shots
by the pickets of each lu lae pickets of ths !?
?;ere lett i.*ni tr- ?ii gebbie- op b3 lbs British. The
Beetons wara I itoths I erieeo ?ide bj taro
1 ??? ? ? l sis ? .it 1 ii?- whots expeditioo under tis
-hart??? of < j.-ti. d N?1111. Fo?Fenians were woandad la j
ttie ntossing 1 he eaemy, up to L m. m.. u-.te bo! earaia "f I
?? n n i-,-? ha? lesaod at ortet prohibit I
ii s eommanieetl m with ?'amida, b?- order of Gan. ti
The reveiiii- entter Fsssaadaa arrived M*? clock last
ti.'l is n?,w Joiiig pieket duly at the mouth of the
riv-r
i -,,- Mrge boxea, Moihel ** P. o Dm-, antfei i??t
k1 in g tard Is no?/
? .1.1 over *l ???h st the .lt-jsit.
ii iacoO-klenUy i-i?c-t..d that unoilae- raid ia contt-m?
?>'*iv4y
rvrruo, .Tun? 3. 10 a. cn
A t .?fly pf PmIbm it'red Croa ti.?? Waatlaati
Tt.-j art ipB-tarad ea Um li?s pop?letioii.
liririi.i, June J?10 p. m.
iB?in iln ii?TT?
The ritt* ??rife wil Koti if any
" . Hti ( ? lilli'.'M nu lb? I ' ; ti i' ii i-i ? ml Ki'iiiHt'l ?ri?
tl.u k kava, und more are cooling. Cert?la ki ia thui i___uy
-? . t .a ?a a an ii" aaaa ea Uta a-nata, and threat? have
t.II lll-.l-.t that til. . ' ?? 1 . - '?: l\ .' l;.it alalllf with
tha.-n yet " What' authority UM PaalBBa baie is nut
known, bal M?eoftate?aaem to be oo_Mtst of h tafln
..lit i.e..? ta. i.ig;,; li Iii-uiiirrnw.
"Al KLKI'HANT" ON BOIRI?.
Tlio prisoner? uri- ?till in ibo ojien ti it ' aal ni UM river
nt tin? ?Urn of the Mil bifan, n:nl, a? fur a? omi _*L arnod,
Booraan i?t.i their iii?j>'-?i hart*? baaa noeinTL Tho
( i i i?ander of tli?*, Michigan think-) be hiin gol 'nu elc
"ii bin l.iind.-.
It it under-tootl that a portion of the Britnih troop? on
_e b ppoaite ibore bara ban ordaied M other pi iota.
lb.- Ka-uiuii.-i lillival at K.ai_.-way tiru el 11 BBbW-B-Oa
Ik? :.,:.!.
01 N'RAt, Ml ll'R
li'f? thi? B~?dag for Ogdei
I',i t.. i? n:i iiiiBiithci'.tiiatad report that as niauy ?
J,(M? Killian? ! mr left ('?in-.i'jii.
it ir reportad tlint thai Commander <?f _eBrM_iftvaa
l.t Kurt hria- BMda a iaBBBBd .'ii I 'oiiiuiiiiiit-r Bj "ii? " If"
?nu to deliver ii|i ihe Ki mail primmer*, I nt tins wa?
? of conree. There is a ream ?an th--tr-eti? that
tint Kfin.iD? captiiretl by Um Bnt'sh on tim otm-r side will
hi?iliottoaaaawe morning. Thia is unlikely, hut they
nil) [ ra.l.ah.i ba toa! tu lainiiit.i t(i-!ii?_iit or io-worrow.
?AlrST AU?lTTili: PB_O?BUL
Iii i ill", ,lu..- 1?10 30p. m.
I bave the authority of Um r~Ti_anTlIPg tiSrir ettbt
diitrii t tu itato tii.it im d' Biand I. ?t booB made ob bun 1er
theaoirendei to the l??,t.?h Ctmttangmtti ?mPib?o
ra Dira bald i i dei the gana of ti"- Michino? Hy
iii - : ? ? ? t r a. w morning the awnbet of priaonen win be Boa?
, di i i? i?i al, u? all tilION that 0? IB ?I -111 doubt
?m ti) to pi ?ahora.
I?era ba - !"? ii a tmohta Beert?* hero to-night, to
which the public wen not udiniited. Ibu rotuli ol the
lo ia ia i."t linn? n
It ir- r. ; . it. al lim.i Um ..llier ?-nie that A number ?1 Fe?
nian ?tranglera were found and ahot, but thia ia ttmtt tu
umr. It is itl?o Mated that hu ni. ? 1-.. ma nero found
hiiii!.g ia tile how of Um Catholic priaat, und Um vibwle
f .rty. including the prieat, ?* i ra aw at? ft,
1 lu? ?:n its ira'ii!!.?d with ruinori", '.Lo mott of thom
rtAicolO-l and ub.-urd.
OKDKR FHdM OK*?. MElI_.
Bal? Meade, white bara, laaued a ga?era) '.r.!? r .
Gen. ti 1*17 ful command and aotliorit* m thia D-juri
iiieiit, to maka ? ii ii diapoaiUon "i tr-xipoand aaaall mean?
in hi? power to preaerre neutrality between the Doited
? i l in''ill .m i.a' ?lien Meedo, arder i
Jil Al S|' AR 11.li- Mil Ililli -Ill-tin'-, ni lilli All t M li, '
111 HAL.', lull.: J, JrlKj. .
Jlrrrrl H "i li n. liAKUT
t.k .?.kal u.-iit-r? trill ba ??nt yee then Heela,aartera I?r
?arln ? ni ni 'Hi.' Knut. ungani* vou tu til. cn iiinninl o' ilia?
?ielriit ni OnUiio. a it? tailing "?una Krlc, I",?., In U?ri go.
N ?a Imth place? iiiehislte, lii-mlijaarti.i? ?t Itullalti.
In ailvamc aif Iii. uniere alni aOOMipaBytag li ilrnetl.n, I
llira i t JOH tai Ii-" l-l? ',, ne Ht Jiiur a a.Hill..li.al .11 J.IlnT.i t.a'
uru'rollt? by preva-iitlng the C ro?ala? la ni ui.-tl I..nine, t>v cat?
ting .iff rrii.fa.nuuiriitJi un HUpjilie.? M ?ei/mir all aran u.aui
a - , m,,.'_ yoe ?.?iii- le i? "h to heilere ara destined le be
Uia-al uni ja? fully, lu line, t n k ti. ?.- all tiia-a-mri?, uri a aitiuliarf
?nee ti, ?n eil', v.i.luiiuu ?flaw.
?VBr I?? porpote yon will more the tune? onder vourcon.
txiaiid tu ?in li piaiuu a? aro llirrtteni'il. mil luu will ertpiuy
tUK'?- ai , lu..-i as. mi ba i r i > ii ne vateBtef the
r t ? i |M luke nu re. atti laing ?n am '? BM t-iirei ?i lu juur
Judgment tin ?merg?!. y ri?..i.irii?. V.tt r. ? -? j, i . :lullv,
iir-.iiiaii ii. M?A? _ajar-Gee, reaiaaat-Hi
toiimntii Bridge
.-?i-i BBMB liairx.?. June 3. li'At.
iiswk at thia point .? unitnportaul li daj I i
?.,.-? ?I ai.al liarn? aftaft, Baal Bo peal ii'i- ?< maa ti ??
rfttr iiB-TBiitlid. >.'.!.i.'ni UmCaiMd?a tiuopaka
retornea tram 'in- Iroat.
'lili. fri'iniL'?.I the i .ria-i'.m ri'fia'i'.-- ben li Intetael]
bitt? r ?+Miii?t tho captured Keniani Mnch loud tali i?
indulged in? The i run moa axpai - > - ? ? n i- iLai t?e pal
ibould be baaged al oom tritio I
t row? ?t people bara ? ame ob Um > aatem Irai?
till? Ililli lll(f. ib- ?tiltia.II alL.I. apnft .. I ?? I 1. _
et? t.. (bli j Li.u 'i Nina ir,i ra la.
The a-?m rai opinion ia that ?O'N-iU'i Boremenl
Um bofiBBlagi Anothrr ?n.avcuiiut i.? Mokal bl :
aiaawSaBB.
.Tia lilrral.
_1i?Ti!in I.I.. i 1 p. m.
Mm i i.i ai Jan i .-?-.
1 nu rag?MBtl Of II? .-?.llar??, alni ,t i U0U \'',luut? .
thru hutt, ne? if field arl llery, and Urnen ?nd<?k-rra
frutal UM wiir-tloop 1'jin.l,?. mer? tit tho barbor baie, h ft
here last tiiaht a? a naval t.rrvadi? to protect the t'on.wall
t m.,al. A ?ar^'i) iiunitier of aallora are to foL a I
are two men ? ?_" w.ir on the u ._- t r> .n, L\l u I-? tu -I.i? ?.ty.
A* hi al ?a a- riin make nut fruin the uimt-.y eoalUctlng te
p.irt? ren-ived and givcu, it wmil 1 i? \? tt tl.u* the .Itntfltit
mi Kurt 1.nat ha? lu-ii a < oiiipletu lailnrn, niilrit it mar
have ti.cn ?loaded a? a Mat t.a attract attention fruin the
real |.int ofuttaek.
Than is BO r?.a?..n to believe that on?* of the iiivnder? is
left OB the Niagara s.di, F'.'t K11" baiB| BBtln ?y c-iai-u
ateil.
Kurt Erie wasei,iriinted a little afcr '2 a. m. About thut
ti ma. aigaala ?-re ? ?da tr..m thu aaaap i? ? a r tina of U o
foti, aud twi, iriiwerf.l tii(/i atea?ad wl "f Hnlfalo
Creek, rr,n>H?-il to Kurt Knu, and t ii.? PtB?BBI i ??nitiii-u? ??? 1
UM ? '. m nat ion ct l aiii'.d.i. Within half an hmir the entire
body oftriioj." m ih>- 'nu. p [.r.ipir rotaraad t a Um Ann n
?Baabore, Not only this, but ??.) rup.d iV-J tLe eoncrp?
T :. in ni,a| ei-( utioii of ti- plan of retreat that no BOttoe
wa? gHaa to the ?iickui lim-? titi iai_| -loaf the bank of
the river.
About 8(10 mon an? repotted to bata rear-'i. I Hiiffalo on
board the two 111^8. Some lint) BOCO, OOfUtitatiM tho
pn k-t guard? aioiiK the nva r, aBOOpod in the imallrrboat?,
llteat iiiilixnation was BMBOTBtol hy the ni-n who Lad
been atitioned on the outpi'?' dutv. at BatBg de?*rt?.?d by
th-iri "inr.id'*?. Had it not baaa t"f the apffoai b of a de
tiet'hinent of ltrittf.li cavalry, driving; them in, it i? proba?
hi- that none of thom would bavu l-arn-d ol the evacua?
tion in t-.tne to etvape.
The houae of Mra. Lowi? and a La Torn and the poit
otTii ia at Kort Krui aru now tumid into botpitaln. Dr. S.
Trowbridge of lintlalo ia now attending the wounded.
A HOSPITAL A*JD TUB 1l-t*CL'PA.?-fTS.
Th- En?, and Niagara Kailroad Louee I? ?In uted for
himpital punxaica. In thene placet are tho following:
?m rgcant Rirhard 8. King of Fort Kohiunou; Win. P.
A tey, ankle joint ?batter?-, hi? foot wa? ainputated by
Dr. .Muirr?, Mathew Croatley of Cincinnati, sergeant of
the l?-th Ken:.-in Kegiint-iit. i? at the E.-i>? and Nugara
lUilroad Iloute, shot through tho hand, John Lynch of
Cincinnati, and pnvnt?? m tim 18th K-n an K'giinent, ia
?hot in the thigh; a Kentucky man, too badly uoundell to
givo hil name, it lvmg at the tame pluoe : be ia ?hot in
the ii??? ?, and will probably di?-; Mu hail Huffer ty of
LoalariUa; Capt. Holanl, t'aptam Indep? ndent Company
Ken ian Cavalry, wnit Hliiittereil badly and ?light wound
in the ?ide; John Bradley. Port Colhorne, Welland Bat?
tery, ?hot in the knee Joint; John Hobaou, Welland Bat?
tery, wounded badly in tli?- lag
A later report than the above 8av? that of ?omo RM who
attempted to get back from Kort trie, 71)0 wert? captured
hy the ?tea_i?r Michigan ; about Uro killi- aud 25
wounded.
Tim new? from the eastt-rn portion b ave? no doubt that
the main attack will be dina ted to-BBl Montreal. About
10 o'clock this moniing another wing of the -Util Iteg.
ment left Montreal for the front.
The 7tb Kiihileera, from Qaabaa, are ext.ected here nin
mentarily. All the volunteei? bere are ordered to paiado
tbiHafternoon ut thuir annon?a, in lull dreaa.
Tereaie.
TiaaottTo, r ?V Jones, if?.
There can he little doubt from dinputi he? received here
that the Keiiiaii? attomptcd la evacuate Kort Kne la?t
night, and that the Mininer Mulligan captured 700, while
about H_l) e.soapt'tt to the Amena an ude, and nearly all the
re?: were captnr?'al by the Britirb force?.
IroiB Our Sp??-? I'lirrMiniinleLt.
Iorovto June 1?10 a. B).
Al 7 a. m. a battalion of volunteal nile?, inimbennr titi
men, na? trent a'-.ay by boat ta. bmd ut tli?, mouth of ibu
Welland Canal, ami go bj no11<> Port Oolboraa, the other
ot tri?) enai of it. nia la to ft ird Um a anal.
A force iBiil-o to ba (?oiiaciitrated ?bout M ('atliefiii??
and Pana, A line oi picket? i? to lie again BBBted on the
frontier.
'I ba Kiv'iiiar troops are held in hand to tneet the ino?t
inijtortant attui L. No tfOOfa trom the haat hare come
uj. he:??.
LATER.
tate IQtb Battalion rolaataaw wer,- to j.-., t., the front.
Thia witta?I?laboet?0oen ibe?ide the lone git-cn-d
nhiii' gi Catherinaa teat tow?rd theMMajaiBi
Tin? city it eiiiteal, mut groupa of young volunte?r? are
to be ?ecu hurrying to tin ir BBBtel ground?.
l:i- win?? have a itrr.nl JTO0 the BOW. that the Feuialll
ure ..u tiie left hank (C____iaB ?id?-) of ihe Niai?ra,
1 do not think thai i? the real p?>iut of ?iiv-tsiou.
A "?lovrnarat et lortitinll.
(VlKI'WAt!. Ob W , JUT??). 1MB
The raalani nr?. i*t_eoatrating bera tit force. No
r_tioiib baie been mott bj ?BN i fat
<>_.len?!J?r..
Oaanaaai hu Junes?3 p. rn.
K .tv train an the Koaaa, Wteartotra and ??gd? aalmrg
td comlna tetei kian friday B?rain* hal I
.??I lo IAli inep ? ipaooad to be Keman?. All have awit. tn-d
ort at Ile Kath Juna lion l?> nui-? ?oiitli i,f ti,is pla?.-, ami
paaat-d aa to Maka? lrp tia Hitnratnv MOB I'fl men had
tratcdat the latter plaoe. 'li,... ?. B _t t o'al'K-k,
\S0 won at l'oiisalain .lui.( non. awinimg traiisporlalioti to
Malone, ?ml a toooaaoUra ???? at ihe ?tutnm to take tlnm
forward. I nero ar- probably ?'?HI men ?t n,,,! p,,u.t to-day,
A( 111 1 I Y Ol' lilK I MTHH STArr-?.
At A a m. to- lay the Collcctoi oi tine' port rrctivc'. tho
fallo?
P i iii.' . lal irduy. .j me I
7'n V M f. i, .. "..-..
l'ut a? beaty gum ?l llie reiei.u? i ilttr ?? .),? will '-rar.
aj.il ?im aaj ?il? beal in port am. lann? trout th? ai?ia?1 I
?ad sink any v*??e!? ?bat attempt to ero?? to Canada with
Feaisuson ts.'ir?! CnlleM ?li b? it? on the river ?tu! guard
them. .Snare neither trouble ?>r expense to ?nfurce neutral.'.?.
W. A. I?akt. IT. S. UUtriet-Attorney
It is proper to ?ay tho cutter is n f?X? ton, very fas? I?I
rig steamer, and ia provide?! with two BBfaaadei Duhl
u'r-n gi h? .in! ii rifled _-poui.der, aud neo?? lio -Mitt-ate
iopr??v.'iit a i rosaiag M tina pelai
Th'ir.? is no u_ttiaii.il ex, itemeni here, and no one antici?
p?tes ?t visitation fruin the Fenian?.
A oompaiiy of united State? Regulars will arrive here
? to-monow lo enforce neutrality.
Deirali.
TNIXTERBLPTKU COMMUNICAT!0**.
Detkoii. ?lune n, IBM?
I T!ie rumor? of a Keninn movement on the Western bor
, der an* belie?ed to hu groundless. The Caii.'nliuii volun?
teer?, in ?trong funo, aro at all avail.it'l?' cros-ing?, and
[ the utmost vigilancit is observed. Armed BteOBBen pntrol
thenv??rs daring the Bight. Much regret is exanOBod
lier- it tin? reported death of Booker of the Canadian vol?
unteer?. II- hail many friends here.
Tin? report that tho Csnuliuo Government had taken
coi'T'l ..| Un- rolling stock of the railroad? is untrue.
Coiiiiiiuiin iti'ins on til- Ilreat Western Bailroad between
Detri it and the Suspension Bridge ass uninterrupted, and
the trains are running with their usual regularity.
Fenian Newe ia General?
Heecial DiipBtrh to Tue IS. f. Tnbiin?.
Washington. Jane 3, 1866.
T!io Fenian excitement continue!, to monopolize the
popular niiud. It is assert.A, ou F? ni fin authority, that,
up to yent? rday, about 400 had been sent to " the front, '
w-t-rover that may bo, by lim several lodges in this Dis
mfkem Yesterday a propeller left hero laden with Fenian
freight to the aaaabat of ?WO, it is claimed, and ostensibly
bon. ! fir N-w-Ynrk, This evening from 80 to UK) left in
the N't.-w-York trim, and were biddon "good bye" by a
l.ir:-.i eoaeeatee of Celtic sympathizers who crowded about
theil, reif. Sir Kndonok Bruce has had Bcveral interyiews
willi the Secret dry ol' Ststtc.
Aibant June*?, UM
len. Sweeney nnd staff, who left New-Vork oa Saturday
evi-jiiig, will be on UM frontier to-morrow (Monday). The
Fenians of this ? i ty are making active preparations to
?up,'Ii the smews of war. A public meeting ia further
anto of tho cause will be held on Monday evening. There
is? gr? at deal of enthusiasm manifested hythe circle?,
but otherwise everything is quiet.
SECOND DISPATCH".
ALBA\T. June 3, l*r*.
No I roe! im.it'on will be issued by the Oovernot i ailing
Bute troops, naless ft shall bo deemed ooe-saary
t 8 ? proti etina ni Bl its "r private propertj, or upon tho
r ? . ii of ?i s Get eral QaveraoMata
Deo. Mi ?'li gomad through ibis city Saturday night, on
his u ay lo BBS fruiitt.-r.
H< ? s*. ? Bey -pt nt the day here, and left on the night
irtni for Potsdam.
Al?? ?it 11 ?ir load of Beaiaaa, eompaoel of New-Yoikors
a:.d LI nulli?, toft tor the Wart aa the bbbbo tram.
A BB-satB?Bttag of the Stephens aiid Sweeney F-niane is
Called !'?r to-UaiTl'iiW ev-ninif.
llUUt? DISPATCH.
Ai.Rt-nr. .Tnni.n !-'?
Tl.eie baa t-con grout esoitenient union?* the Ken.ant
kan today, end an usual aetititjr, The aowaof the ord*
tar. ot Col. i? Neill Bl -I bis for.is BOama lo have ?riven r?*
eawed eaergr to tis ditton nt ssgeaioetiaas in this city,
sad meetiaga of consultation, attende?! by soma of tn?>
. d! and mtluc tial Irishmaa, have hern ln-l?l
during ?he day. The presence of Qaa. Bweeeey ia the
eity?1 - ved aere ibis - has aadsd to
ta i-f ti'?? friends and sympathizers of the
artiv of .ni..ron. 0, ,|a . ? ' y has boen in ?'oi.s'iltat'.ini
wiv'i ? itlseaefl at the L)ela\au Uni.so, lait has
not ?ii | ? ... ! ii the Street The object of his vant hore
of a rat, aid Ins dctinstiou is alan unknown.
It is stated, however, that he wfl_ have lae dtj to-night,
and it ;? believed bs will proeeed northward.
I :- le?.1er? in this city Bat the operation? in ti.
Hy of II..In -led asa feint, am; that all lia?
be?-ii Bccomplubi ! il that locality that w ?s Bxpeetad.
Th- y also my! . U 1 motemeat ba? bean mad-, or
I >.! ha, ?najiv uiili? d:?tant fnun Buffalo. It is even
?t*!???! with setisiifaalils ooaldsnea that Bghting ha? ?jeen
in ? rngress la an.?thor i' uarter to-day. Wnat ground they
ha??? fir this op! alee is unknown to all s??e the Is Mien.
It 1? wail BOOB n tit-re that fie ree .it? f..r the Keiii.tns
who went froin this elly, and those trom oth??r places who
Meed throegh here during tho past week, went up the
Bum- and vvatertowa BaUroad, lh.? rtrsogtheas the
belief that mare formidable op?rations than any yet de?
veloped are contemplated aa Hie imrthern fro:.tier, 'lae
F? i..en? here are ?anguine of i.Inmate ?uccete. Lui are uot
? i munieative.
bli,- in,-, tm** of the ?yrapathieTS of the Fenton
nan. mont ha? h???!. mile.! f.ir l?-morruw night at the City
Hit)!. The call ia ?i|rne?! lir all the Hnad-t'enler? of the
city, and they a????rt it h.**lhe oojiitetiitr.ee and approval
of very n..tny of Lh?. most n: II .? nti.il c.tuena of Albany.
.?YUM USB.
Sthai i st; | g , Saturday. Joe? 2, li*tA
?"On ila eftoraeoa tram g-ing west yeeterimy, there were
six ear loads of Faaieaa. Oaa eoauoiyef CM ?rere nai?
formed, aad carried seieral F.?iiiaii fla?r?. They gut off at
Iiiiino. ii.ihiii.ri.il.?.' there Bfrifed here 74 more from
Hi ogham ton, with Ira oaase of arme, bound eabt. They
BBBM arrangements to send oiT. the firs! of the leek, a
Miaje Bamber. Mono? was rais-d to ?oin! them furn ard.
i ?teat enthu?i_*i_ pre ?ml? among the brethren. ,
DOSTtJ.V.
Bobtob. Jnne 3, IB??!.
A inoetii.g of Fenian? was held tin? afternoon at the
Boodeaartors oa Hanov,?r-?t.. which was quite tniiiH'rously
Mteaied. 1 he suarftkora made strong appeal? tor money,
averting that volunteer? were in abundance, but without
Ibera] eoatribatioas they could ootha oaa?? ti the front.
About %-IJjOl) in nioner waa raised.
WORCRSTRR, HA?.?.
?v i.ki is. r ii. Maas.. June 3. 1P6P.
A com ran y t-'f Bl) Fenians under command of CRpt
Trainer, .??!. here this eicuing by tho North??rn Railroad
for the front.
IBIB, PP..*?*.
Uti?*. Penn., Jnne 3, lWId.
Three hundred Fenians embarked near this place for
some plaint m ('.nimbi this morning. A fl ? t of seven
Urge tlehing Ik??!? has also left Barcelona for Long l'oiut
wah Fttuituia and supplies.
I'UbOURBBPSIR.
Foi OMKEEMtx, Jnn?3, 1*6*.
A squad of Fenianaleft Malteawim yesterday, a squad
I'll N-tihurgh on Fnday, and a ?quad ?ill leave here ou
1 ii-r-il-y or Wednesday for tho Canada border.
BIRMNOTON.
Ill KLIMOIOR. Tt., Jon? 3, le?.
About 150 Fenians paaaed through lure last night. lound
for ht. Alban?, which make* aboS 450 who liave arrived
since ti p. m , yesterday. They are commi?dei! by Col.
-diohat'l ?c-uilau.
BAMTMOBR.
iULTD-OBB. Jane 3, Inti.
It is reported that a party of 60 or 70 Fenians arrived
hero to-night from Washington, snd were joined here by
about 100 more, ?uppoaed to be bound to Canada.
Tia Niagara -freatler.
THB MOVEMENT ALONO TUB NIAUARA FRONTIER?
M.!Nr._\?KIS'i OF TUR CANADIAN TROUP.?T1IKIR
MABTH AFTSR TITB INVADERS?OOOD bhUAVK'R
OP TUB PRKIAN8.
A correspondent, writing from Clifton, Ca?ado, on
Saturday evening, tayit
Tbe ? ii lbimeni along the border has sot at all abated to?
day, but t? rather la? re?rd by rewoo of uffeoiiv? oparationa
hy' tbe ('MiiHiliaD fore??. A report prevalent late last eight
that the Keiiuti? wer? lx?l?r Iarfely reinforced t? not folly
coD_rm?d. Ill? ?opposed that tbey received oat few ecce?
?im,? to their -iimi.?r?. Their nperttloD? betray considerable
military iklll Boiiiir tboroufbly on lb* defenaiv? aa yet.
Tbey are meaai'ed today by t?ro euluuiu?, luovni), in oppo
?ite divectiom?one or|t*niied at KoMC'ulburne, the formation
of wbicli I? not fullv ?w-rrtain-il. but ii ?aid to be about two
thouiaiiit ?trtuiif. Infantry and artillery! another, ander Col
Peacock, ol ' rn..-?n reputatiun, and now cuuiumnder of the
Buteeutb I'.r.n?!i Kagulivi..
1 bl? colonia is oomprUed of on? battalion, the right wing of
the I6ih. toe companio?; two bsttallnnt of the loth Royal
Volunteer? of Torooto, and another baltalioa of volunteer?.
?1? aipi.iti.iii unknown, with oa? battery of tbe 47th Roy?! Ar?
tillen, with ?iz Whitworth gun?.
Tbi? force moved from Chippewa at ?boat 8 o'cloob this
morning, marching directly to Black Creek, where st brit it
wa? ?npi-oaed th?' 1-euian? would ht mit. Go appro?bing
that v 1,'iiiit? it wa? aaceruiued that the luvadcr? bad max-hed
a ?it? ord to meet tbe column moving from Fort (. oiborae
Col. Peacock pressed on vigommlv in punalt, stimulated to
5realer haute by a repor that the Kenlan? had surreuuded a
etaelunent of the Port l ' ilborne furoe.
All luiul-iation rec*iv*d from oit.ien? 1? erceedingly nn
latiifactnry No one could tell tbe direction the enemy had
tiara nor hu itreugtb. I.ocalitie* and distanc?e were all
contradictory. Tbey were tbu? ted in circoUout route?, caus?
ing ti-oroeiserr marehlog under a lever? ?un.
At 1 o'clock they rea-bed a little town oiled New Oermaoy,
or i fcriiaiitown, levea or eight mile? welt of Kort Urie. There
it wa? reported that the Keuiau? bad saoa-iped ou a ridge
three mile? ?out-.
The march to ?hi? point wa? eicesslingty trvlng to the men.
number? of Ihem falling with ?tinsrrok?. The'road wa? lined
witb straggler?. The information was ?o untruatwortbv that
ljrmoik aiaely halted h!? column aad put hu men lu camp.
TmmeiUately alter ro-ioru were received that the Keuiau?
bad attacked the adiauceof the I'ort C'olliorn ooiuiun, driv?
ing the red coat? back upon their malu Cure? with couiidersbie
lo??. No ligtire? were gtien
The atTair wa? taid to har? occurred nearly ?out!, of Gorman
lo? n. at a point wbaro the Keulaa? were than encamped, tau?
indicating that ttiey badcettaiuly hel?l tb?lr gronnd.
Col. t'e?cock ilaeoied it prudent to get Into enmmnnleation
with the othev force belina proceeding further, becaute of the
uncertainty of the force of Ihe enemy. Notbiug further, there
lor- ?i ia so omojlibsd.
li. ???rts from Port Colhorne are anxiomly awaited.
An eimarement will Badoabtadiytaka place. The advent of
the Canadian armies ha? hail a wonderful etfeoton tbecit./ei.a.
wl.o ?re all ready now for fight, and liockiug iii crowd? to tbe
trout, *? 1th musket?, to volunteer their sail loss.
A K*l .'r. :.. . esposad of militia and cavalry ordered out In
ti :i re.-.-, li. r taadesvaasteg st Chlpaewa 'lb-? win t?e
a - i lirililr .im;li?r? to I ol. 1'eitc.ick. ?ml v ill enable l.iin tu
gallar |>o?llive information and more lotelligeutly.
lh? ?uppoaed poin-y el Vatrnti, who is cot-ioa-di-g the
Fenian?, la to prevent a Junction of the two colon-rt or _-_-?
diaui. He It p.? to defeat them in detail.
I notice in the Ititb Regiment the large number? of Irishmen
who prof ??? loyalty, but fanrt are manif??ted at to their dupo
?ition wb?o placed face ti, face with ih? Fent?n?. It it ru?
mored that tbe Ca--trcander-in-Chi?f of the Canadian force? hat
i?iued order* to gir? no quartet and tait no pr_?n*r_ Tbi?
t? doubtful, but manv ?ubordioateef-ccra ?pm? Uwil d-ter?
mination to act on t?.at i ule.
Tbe Fenian? ?till continue to conduct themserve? in a n:an
i -r to win \ ruin* from thur enemin?. They d'-siruy notting
uaoeceiiariiy, and refrain ?crupnl.unaly front pillaging. T-sy
impre?? hone? and cattle when the? need tu-tn, and what pm
reioD? they want, but no more. Mo eitrige? to eitiien? have
tusen be?rd at, A few eitiien? bare keen arretted, but they
wire looo rcieatcd and permitted to return to their hem?t.
8A1BT ALBANS.
An ?room t from St. Alban? on Saturday afternoon la-:
' I can.e up EM night direct from New-Sork. At Troy we
took in about 100 Fenian?, amid great oheer-inr; at Rutland
3(10 more, from Holton, Springfield and FitchQuig, all able
bodied men.
" Fight boxr. of Fenian good? were teiied and ?eat hack to
Hori-i g:.? tait night by Col. Livingeton, m inuianding the
I'nited State? fore?? here, which cvoiiit of twooompaoie? of
the li Hegular Artilery, Bietet Toi. Hamilton and Brevet
Major? Cuj 1er and Trnmbull, fro? Fort Wurran. It I? reported
that t.'.ei.? troup? will oot remain long her?, bat will take nome
other poiut to head off the indefatigable Fenian?, ?orno of whom
left for Malone laet night via i hamplain andOgdentbnrg Rail?
road, Swanton, eight mile? distant, 1? mentioned a? a Fenian
rerdervou?.
The '?'..in??? in thi? tectioo are commanded br Major Spear.
a Malar I'h.ted ?State? lillicur, wbo teitcd ander lien. Meig?
in Texa?, with Lieut. Col. John A. Brown, Third Fenian Car
airy, aa Assistant-Inspector (ieneral. The hen unit herecon
ii?t of the 3d Regiment Iriib Infantry of Mostachnsetts, com?
manded by Col. O'Connor. Four comprim? ? of the 3d axe here,
alio, under Major Treanor. CoL Michael Scanlan. commander
of the 3d. baa not jet appealed 1,, re. Col. O'Connor wa?
ordtn-d to ra-raort here, and ii awaiting orden.
lieatlquarter? of the Cnit-d State? na well na? Fenian offlcers
?re at the Welalon Hotel, it ia not likely either will remain
Inn. in thi? vicinity. Col. lirown, the Fenian In?p?ctor-??eii
era), ?dvertue? a large ?mo-int of amirumtion for tale, tup
paiaed to be the arm? reived hy the L'uited state? ottlcer? yet
ti nlay. Most of the rVii,an? go into the country on arma!,
while otberi loiter m town. St. Alban? in remarkably quiet.
The local militia are ordered to bold tbemielve? in riadinei?
for any emergency, but at present there ?eema to be no danger
that the public peace will Vie dicturbed. Tha united .Stute?.
Diitrict-Atturner ami fin?'a State? Marah?! Henry are ai?o
on the ground. A camp of ??iona is located callide the
town.
PA11TICU?AB.S OF THE ClPTI'RE OP FORT EBIE, BT A?
l.Yh, WH.1K88.
The Troy Times of Saturday sayu:
"Mr Waive!'. Main? of thot city tu witb the ?nnv of
invafion which ero???-?! aiver ii.to Canada on Thursday nnrbi
and .fixed the town of Fort Urie, abont three mile? from Huf
iiio. Mr. Main? returned from the ?cene of Fenian exploit*
thli monmir, and fire? u? the particular? of the orOMitig of
Niagara .?.iver, the capture ol the place, Ac. Lie ?ara the
army of invasion numbered abont 3.fiOO; the tooop# w?re em
b .ried about 3 o'clock Friday n.orrimir on iteatnar?, bar-e?,
etc.. which had been brought from otter lako attica forth?
purpose, and were .np) lied witb arm? tnd ammunition on
board the boat?. After effecting a landlnr. the troop? ?et
?o work teanngnp the railroad trick, cutting the telegraph
?virei, etc., win!? the main column marched np and took
poiienioo of the town. A ?niall l.rituh garnsoe fired apon the
rainier? engaged In the work of tearing np tho railroad track,
eui Art mea tren killed. 'Ile principal citizen? of Fort Fric
were ivued a? hottiagi?. and direct, .1 to pit par? ?ub?i?tence
fiar the men. wbich (liey did, and Lad continued to do io np to
the time of Mr Mam'? departure. The army ia well mppiied
with cannon?having ?ix pleeea of artillery, which 1? a good
ooa.pleir.ent for the nnmt i r of men engaged in and around
Kort Erle. Gen. MiNVil nf Tenn-i?te? commands ?he
troop?. He waa a Hebel officer during the war.
I ut becoming ilia?.a?'ad will. treason and hope
>s? of the cuate, rode late or.r lines alnring the bettie of Spot
?yiranta and with his ?taff surrendered bimeell to the Second
DiTilK'n of the Suth Corpi. Mr Mum? reports that at 1 p.m.
yesterday, an aid el Oatt, Sweeny arrived at Fort Erle with
marching ordert fur the troopi, and at once the hoe of marah
wai taken np for the uew da-eliiialion. A ?mi-ill garrison ?ti
?eft behind to bold Fort ?ria. It I? proper to ?at thit Mr.
Main? waa limply a 'looker-on in Venice.' Me eroated over
w.th the troopi, hut bore i.o part in ti.? ?nh?e?iuer,t traosae
' i?,.? More than one-half of the m?n engaged wer? ex Con?
federate to.dirri. '
?"?'minn "?I telle re m ih? City.
\'.t!.i.'igli the i-riiir.?ml field of operation! in the
Fenian struggle bo? been traau'erred from onr city, the degree
if mterett felt here in the development of the ttruggle ha? by
no m??_i abated. Indeed, the commencement of what it wa?
fondly hoped by thme :_.?'. interested, might prove ?a tve
cpevitiont, ha? again ?timulated the previously waning
eioitement to a high pitch. Tbe wild and aontra
diclory report?, which the telegraph poured in opon
ui dering Frtd?y night and Saturday, whetted the ap
petite of th? inter??ted and th? enriooa for ?on? trustworthy
information. Ournie of that large proportion of ear eui??
WhB f> el a national intereit In the .tr tigg'e for the po?>_?it;n
of Ireland, there m tew few who woo.d really tympathlio in
an arr.ied Invasion nf i'.urida, hut many of oar people reoo 1
lect tbst when our n-Unmil life was at ?take ?nil the blood of
our bratest and best wa? being poured forth te water for it?
preservat.aan. tiiat country wa? universally recognised a?
a ??fe and convenient shelter for our roe?, and a
plaee where they might unmolested not merely plan and pre?
pare thrlr nefarloo? tchemes. bat ?bsolutely corni.uno? tntir
armed ? nd lawless rant? into oar terntorv. and retreat ?.liber
for laie ty wheo their plana were arvoinnliihe-. Tbey r?oolleet
? h it when ?mue of tbeie raider? bad oeeu arrested, charged
with murder and robbery, a Canadian judge could And no
graaund on which to hold them, and a great proportion of the
peaiple and pre?? of that coantry ?ried "Amen"' to bl?
decision, and it I? hardly to he wondered at that, recol?
le, ting the?? things, many of onr people should r-gai.l at
leiHt. without strung ???approbation a circnmitanoe which
t! r.'iittL? to present to their aiwu lips a cap wbteb the Canadi?
an? ?o complacently urged us to swallow. However thi? may
be, it ia eartain that the new? receive?! on Saturday of the
mustering of Fenian? in varions part? of the country, and the
evident panic which prevailed among our Norther- neighbor?,
did not ocoaaion any very general expression? of grief among
the crowds who gathered about the bulletin boar? of the dif
ferent newspaper .attlee?. On the contrary, the general senti?
ment appeare?. to be one of amuiement, mingled perhapa with
a little miichtrvooinet?.
I hi? of coui.? refer? to the American portion. The Trieh
generally wera exceedingly Jubilant at tbe reported Brie tuc
t ??-? of ih?ir brethren, and exprewed the strongest oon?ilenoe
that the tireen flag would speedily hare ? local habitation
which it might call its own.
After tha different newspaper office?, the chief ?entera of in
l?r??t were the varion? Fenian headiiuarter? in the city. Of
there, of coorie, the ellice? of the Roberts organization held
Cn? first Plaice. All day hat ord ay the (reen flag floated from
the window of the headquarter room?. Th? crowd lingering
about th? door wa? larger than erer the whispering? were
energetic, the conversation? were animated, the passing to
ai.d fro of messenger? wa? brink ?nd frequent, the general ex?
citement greater than on'aoy prevtoa? occasion.
The subordinates of the establishment bustled about, bosy,
pompon? and reticent. Col. Robert? binm-lf, though very
much occupied and evidently anxlt.u?, ?till strive? to preserve
a calm exterior, and when qnettloned a? to his opinion ef the
pr?tent movement, exprcstei bl? entire confid?ne? in it? ult??
male soeces?. The only tbtng to be dreaded. In hi? opinion.
Is the interference of the United State? authorities. If they
do not tuceeed io preventing the paatag? of the Fenian? or?r
the border, Col. Halbert? ?tate? there will ?oon De an Irish
army there sufficient to overcome any opposition whioh th?
Canadian authorities oau offer. It ii intimated that the Fort
?le movement >s not by any mean? the principal branoli of
the expedition.
If it fail? there will b? very little hut, if it ?noceed? it may
be strengthened into a formidable movement It would seem
that the Sweeny plan of the campaign la a mobile one. to be
executed a? circumstance? shall determine. Considerable
dun lit hoi ?-Hated a? to the wbereaboot of Oen. Sweeny during
all thi? excitement. We can ???ore onr reader? that he waa
in the eily all day Sat.rday. Whether be waa ?till here tait
?vening ii no1 so certain.
The wildest rnmors. of coarse, hare prevailed a? to the force
and plan* of th? invading army. Some ?tate the entire foroe
of lien. Sweeny'i command at 35,000. tnolodlng 6.000 cavalry,
and the objective point to be Montreal. Otberi plaee tbe force
at a modi ?miller figur?. aod attiibale to them a different
destination. All wbo profess to know anything of th? matter,
humeur, agree that the fall strength of the movement is not
yet developed, and that demonstration? will ?bortly take place I
which will cao?? ??tonnhment throughout the country.
Meantime at th? Stephen? tieadaiuirter? entire quiet prerafl?.
It ti? w?U known iti.it Mr. Stephen? himi?If and tho?? who
tym pat h it? witb bl? riew?, entirely dlttrnit tbe Canadian
?clii-oie, regarding it M ruino.? to the caaie of Ireland, and
pro.!active of only injury to thone engaged m it. They fear,
however, that the ?xoitable natur? of the Irlth people may lead
them to throw all their ?trength into thi* new movement, and
by tha* rendering it? begiumug more formidable, make tbe
end mor? disastrous. It 1* claimad that the circle?, a? a gene?
ral thing, ?till remain tra? to the plan of Stephen?, rea-togulaliig
him a? their legitimate bead; but there Is no knowing how
soon ?vanta on th? border may change all tbi?.
Kee-torcementi are stated to be ?till going forward from thi?
city and lb? vicinity, to rarion? rendmoa? n?ar the border.
list ween l?vent r and one hui:dr?d able-bodied and retpeotable
looking youuir men are ?aid to hare left Jeney City on Satur?
day, ostentlbly for virmui pointa in the Weet Then ware
asserted to be the quota of that plajje (or the preeent exped?
tmu It waa observad that none Of them carried any baggage
of my ^iod, and ?Leu* whole bebarlor waa rath?r myiteriou?.
It ii atierted that two thousand men bare gone from t-_ city
to point? near th? bordar within the last four dayl.
Th? persistent, driving, chilling rain? of veiterdar render?
ing loafing lo the street? impracticable, and the entire olosiig
of the liqaor ?hops by the tarais of tbe Exoil? law having de
pruei? the <>.' pa//au of their usual opportunities to cougregst?.
the d?y prove- to be an onainally quiet and ?liant on?, in
spite of th? pre? ioi_ly prevailing exoitemeut and the general
expectation of ?ome important latelligeno?.
An attempt wa? made daring the aftBfaean by na? or two
of th? more ??nsatltinal morning Jouruaia to ?tiuiuiite publie
lnter?st and turo an hon??t penny for tbetuselv? by ?suing
an "Extra" with startling bead line? and larisb ?(penditore
of ink. basing their ?ttempt on the publio pocket apon tb? ar?
rival of a somawhat dubious dtspattn from HnoV.o annonnciag
the attempted retreat of th? Fenian eipea?tioL. and the arrest
i-f innot o? its member? by the united States ?utboriu??, ta?
balance of the ?pace Leing tilled with a rehaah of old du
patches and rumor? of little reliability and lett oontiqasnoe.
Unfortunately for tbe ?uocott of th? speculation bat f?w por?
tons were abroad, and even of thee? tb? greater part seemed
to suspect something tisby io tb? "?xtra an i declined to in
va'it, preferring to await the regular diinatche? of th? loui-a-U
in which the? felt oonfldenoe. Daring trie ?r?atag when the
marm bad lolled, a coniiderabl? number of people rlilted the
different olhcea to inqnire for newt, and received a ? _ ut-...
g?uce aa wa? deemed troatworthy
BKiMiKiiYV.
A nninlior of Fenians atiirted from fhla city for
Canada ou .?_turd?r. and other? wer? pr-perlag to follow, bat
yueterd??'! new? appear? to have bad auch ? dampe:iii.g effect
uiaaiu their ?rdor for the oante that It U probable tb?t f?w or
no more will leur?.
WILLI_.MBBDROII.
ArraiiK?"?-*.?''.?'" b?vin>_ boon pert'i-cieil on Friday
night tait, about 19 innmber* of the (iratuii < ircie ?tarted tit
tin- Canadian frontier on Saturdiy last, under (he command of
Jims? .1. Maloney. They were well ?applied with nmnev, bat
had very ?mall kit?. Tbay wara aeueupauied to the Koria
Hiver bo?t by Dr. M?ri by Center o? tliac.rile. A BtSBS of
-.?a. u_?l?r (apt. Corran, reerut???! by the wingof tbe y rn ? \
Circle, v?in?;t aieeu at Maaoaic Heil, (iraud at, left at thA
lame time. On theil way to the boat they were Joined I? a
conrpany from a Roberti-Bweeny Circle, in the W??trrn I?.??
triol, aad the whole i?r< ctr dud iortliw.ird toa. ther. J t ison*
deuiood t_?t they ait a.i u-Jci lu? ciiumanJ of Co!. Juett)
J MVrnfT ? wealthy l!i?uor d?aier on the north ?ide Vetter?
day everything ia Fenian curies appeared tintet Toward %
o ?lock in the afterneea a eoiupaaj of about ~0 young aeaJ
droit??A lu rfii'ita?y costume and armed with rifle?, prertvetf
by a band of a.oaic. nade qnlta a ?ematlon byparadlig tka
?treat?. n.a_y believing tliein lo be l-'enian? on 4b? wer pat*?,
but it transpired that (bey were a party of yonng Qerai&n? ?a
tieir way to the Catholic Church in -forth Fifth st. to e*lar
Irate Corpas Christi.
Mot ? Writia?.
Ta tht MMe at The N. Y. Tribune.
8iK: 1 ..iii-rv?t.liiii" the Canadian authorit;?- yny.
posed my _rr?at at the Clifton House, Saturday nornjag. ?a
one .der.'.lied with the Fenian?, I deeire, in ?indication t?
?tate trat I deem the raid at Kort Uno ?n unjustifiable ir??
pea? open ccr Canadian friend?, and the Feaian movement lo
bewithoct patrioti?m or motive? without the aaaotioa of ti?*
Ir.ti-lligeit and controlling portion of the people of both Ireltr I
and America?at variance with Junie? and interaattonel law,
and aa demanding the immediate condemnation of the A merl*
can people throaf li the Government.
WM. CORr-BL- J-WBTT.
.-vIBYBCe.
The Freach awl Aaairlaa 1 alaateera Opinlsar
?f tke Pari? Pre??.
tV ?.?uiMiTO?. June 3. lue?:.
The following ia an extract fiom the Mentor i al Ihj .
mtttfti of the l-rth of M?y ?
According to an -.menean letter published In Titi
Time?, the ministry of the United States at Paria recently*
siicgested to the Cabinet at the Tullen? s that for the pnr*
Soee ' ? arresting the military reprit?s in Mexico tfca
aerial Government should be informed of the liu.il
within winch the French army of occupation should???
Withdrawn.
ii. Drouyn de I?uti declined this overture {or the rta?
n.t. that the French Government had no means of eorau u*
nication with Juarez. At length Mr. Higelow off-re?! l?d
this Durposa to the Cabinet of the Tutller.es the good ollie?
cs i-f hi? Government, near which is accre-dited the J u? rust
.bas?t, Mr. Homero.
It appears, from onr information, that, what there dib*
he of tri rh ia this ?tory, reiste? to the ?tops formrriy
taken by the Federal Cabinet to induce Franc?* to deiwtr.il
from the Mexican Government the repe.il of certain ?le?
erect cuacniiug the J na riff _iig.i_d.ige. 'i'lw-9 steps, ard
the reception which tivy met with from the Mini?t? r. I
. r? lyn Allaire of France, all this is found at length ita
the birio Jaune (Yellow Hook, or Diplomatic CorTesp?.u<l?i
enco?, of l?tltj, and we believe that no later moid, nt i-?iiil?i
have changed in this regard the rule of conduct ol' ih.
Imperial Government
According to the information whioh reaches us front
Vienna, the Imperial Government has had no diffiqiilty ira
convincing M Motley that Austria ha? no intention to?
.?inl tri- p.- to Mexico to replace other?; that the volo a?
t. ??r? In queition caniiot bo cuisnleredaeAustrien ?oldtera,
ok it ia of their own accord that, after having fulfilled theil?
military obligation? in their own country, they enlist ia
the service of the Emperor Maximilian to lona aa integral.
portion ot Ihe Mexican army.
The proof that this incident seems to have been ?mini
in a satisfactory manner it that '.hu embarkation of 1.1*0(1
A Str..in volunteer? waa to take place the Huh of May ni?
stunt, at 1 neate, whore, since the 7th, the Fsmpico has
been lying at an-hor. a vessel of the Transatlantic Com?
pany, on board of wh.ch they were to be transported tu
Vera Cn?.
The following is from the Journal de* Dthatn, ot May
li:
We ye?t?rday called attention to the ditpatohe? o( Mr. S???
ard to tbe Minuter ef the I'lited r?tate? at Vienna, in ?I ni
the Amor.can .Secretary of State protest? against the sendiag
of A adrian volunteer? to Mexico, In t?rma who?? earne-tn?-.?
every one can appreciate. The c> i?:trii(i.aiirl thiaki it caa
announce thi* morning ?hat all diflicultie? ?re removed in the
matter, and that the expiation? gi? en by the Vienna Cabinet
have fully latUtied the Minuter of the united State?, to that
? fast detachment of 1,000 volunteers waa to embark on ti.?
10th of May at Trnabe for Mexico.
To tell the troth, the Contututioeeil know? nothing of irene
feet? of itself, bat get them from tbe Memtortml Diplomattymt,
in which, for oar part, we are far from having ?-?ointe
confidence. It may be, after all, that Au?ir ia ha? not .bought
proper to pay attention to the protest from Wn?ni?g!?in.
although ?be has at this monicat affair? enough on band not to
?eel for aew one?.
We ?h?! toon knew if It ii trne that on? ??orne of volunteer?
set oat, three der? ago, for Vera Cru?, on board the Tampico ;
but even if tIii? rot were exact, it would be enough to preta
that an understanding in regard to tbia <io*?tion of volonteera
eui? at prevent between Austria ana the United -tate*.
The very ealegtirle language of Mr. Seward permit? us to
doubt thi?. We ?ball wait, therefore, until it?
text of the arrangement concluded between the twa
Government? i? made known to as before we beBeve it, hy the
OtAttttutionnift leave, which eadortea ?tat?menla of wini-h
It has no proof except tue aaiertioa of the Mtmeriml Dtplo
?-til,.?, whick are always to be received with cautiec.
-e_a
MA?B?.
Imperial ?errer aa tia Caaielwiaa Ti?1?.
The following ia a copy of the translation of the origi?
nal decree of the Emperor of 15ra.il, declaring the coast?
wise trade free to foreign vessel? until the 31st of Deoem
ber, received st the Department of State, from the United
States Consi.l at Rio Janeiro, on the .d init:
DBPABTMBNT OP FIW.VXCK3.
Decree 3,631 of Marah _7, IWSf, permitting foreign vessel* to
ctrrv ob the ctxuting trade until D?c?"-ber 31, 18*S7.
tUng tb? authority confined by Section 4 of Article 33 of
the law No. 1,177 of September., 1862, I am pleated to decree
aa followi :
Ahticls 1. Foti! ths last day of December, is?,:, foreiga
ve??e 1? are permitted to carry or transport coait ane trade he?
tween the porte of the Empire in whioh there are c-ikhd
houae?, conveying prodnce sod m-rcliaa.liie of any origin; the
ili?(Ki*if ion of Article 688 of tbe Cu-tom-Hoote Keguiaiion te*
oouipaay Decree 2,8*17 of Sept LO. let?O, being ?uapended during
the above mentioned time.
Art. XX AU disposition? to the contrary are revoked. Joaa
da Silva Carrio. of icy Council. Mininer ead Secretary of
8Ute for Fi? nee? and Preiideat of the Tribune! ef tew
National Treasury, wdl ao understand and caoae to be exe?
cuted.
Palace of Rio de Janeiro. March 27th, IK?, and 19th year of
the independence of the empire, with the ?igualare of his Ma*
jetty the .Emperor.
Joaa ob Silva Cabrio.
POBTBMia -lOItBOK.
?aaars ia ?aa. Mattet??ataraatt?Mayitaal
Btalaaeasaaa
Foara?s Movaos, Jane 3. 1888.
Gen. Grant s order regarding honors to the memory el
Gen. Scott, went into effect here to-day. From ?ann?e to
1 p. m., at intervals of half an hour, cannon were fired. At
II) - m, the troops of the samson were assembled on par?
ade, ana the order read to them. The llaga wera alto dis
plsyed at half-mast.
Gen. Millford arrived from Richmond this morning,
making a brief vitit and returning.
Some 300 colored people, part of the prodact of the re?
ligious revival in progress among this class, were baptised
to-day at Hampton. Over 500 persons wore present.
A aouth-west rainstorm, with a stiff br?ese sad a high
rolling aea, sot in this afternoon.
HOBBIILI WlFB M0RDBB IN DSLAWAIB.? TI
???ra? (Del.) Tittil ot May 30 fire? the following detail? ef ?
terrible wife morder in that vicinity:
On Monday afternoon we reolved Information that Mr?.
Caroline Armstrong, wife of A. Peterson Armttrong. living
near Mount Pleaaaot (about two Bulee from -fiddletown*!
bad been murdered by her hothead. Stace thea we have
been furnished with traitworthy pert-tenlars.
Mr?. Armstrong had beea auittag ?mee Saturday week,
19th, bat no Mpeei-l attention was giren to thta oireanutaaea
by the neighbours for l?verai d*yi. aa Armitrong and hie wire
lived unhappily together, ead abe had oa several previoas ee
oaaitia?, b?wn loroed to leav? him for three or toar days or a
waok ?t a time. Friend? began to make inquiri?? hy Friday
and Saturday, fearing ?he Dad oom ni it ted ?uioid?, of which
there eeems to have -ten some apprehension on previous oa
?lont.
Armstrong shared in the anxiety about her and telegraphed
to Wilmington, Smyrna and Dorer to learn of her whrre
aboats. He ?_?o io?l?tt-d that a mill ttond. ?boat half a mil? of,
?hould be dragged for htr body, for th* recovery of which ha
off?red a reward of t"0. Hil ?eealag ?LUtreee oaoaad aeata
?tupici?n to rent opon hint, ai it wn aaueeal. B? loforwed
P irtim that ?he bad taken bet bett olothlag with her, ead ha
i ippo?ed ?li? would r?turu la a day er two. By Boaday the
exutt?m?al waa intente, asd eearoh waa made ia varieaa
diractliini. It waa untie??! thal wh?a exaoiiaation? were-Mae
about th? hog pr?u or ?tsbi?. Anmtroag booen.? very asrveae
home friMh dirt wa? eottoed ?boat th? manan eng straw ?if
of th? latter place, (or which h? aooounted for by ?tatiag that
ti? had bund ap a hoi? ia th? ?ubi??that " it wa? io in ki
dig there.'' The earth wa? found to be ?oft about the laagth
ofabody ?nd farther digging rereeled the ideotical tait el
clothing he r?pr???ated ?b? bad carried ?ff with box. He was
?rreitml ?n th? ?pot. and ?to Mod .?j afternoon ho was taita
to Newc*?tle ian. ?*a? mt
Direct.t- after the errait th? body was !V?und buried nnd?r
the bog pen. Th? ?kuli wai tract .red. a? if with a liait let,
and there ?rere marks under the throat, leading to the soppo
?itiua that ?be had been ?ever?ly choked The body had the
nigbt-dro?* on. It i? ?oprjosed th? remain? were buried Brit
in ihe ?table and renoved to the bog pea for better ooneeel?
ment. Some blood wai found ia a clo?et, and a coal wi?h
blood on the aleeve. The Coroner held an taque?*, aad a ver?
dict ia ?coordaooe with the above fact? vu rendered. Arm
tirang t? a weil to-do farmer, ?ad was not regarded as a wait
capable of committing ??ich ? heiuotu cuni?. It is stated that
he hal for the last levers! ye?r? been indulging in intoxicating
liquors pretty (reelr. Mr?. A. va? a lady ?' rtapeotable eua?
i.j. i im. On baturday weak Armitrong flogged a colored
?iri. Mr?. A. ttting tb? part of the gi;! and begging hin ta
?aut. 1 hi? led to an alten-aiian between them, li? waa
?eea that ?vening dragging tier tate tb? kante. It 1? *uppo-??l
by tbe neighbor? that thi? led to th? murder. Mr?. Arnu-rosg?
funeral took place ve?terd?y and wa? iargeiy atteaded. They
bad a family of su ohiidreu. th? old**l between 11 aas -a
ytar?. _'
TkX ovStatk BtiK Kills?It lean <irrort?-?8up
poaa'that MS bolder, of but? hank t-ajwt|leeejj88t K..B
tax of tea per cent on paying tb?m oat. Ibu bai? ?_?*_?_?
hable to that Ut. a? per -ot; of Cougr-a,? ?mending the inten
aai iUvenoe law, approved Marah 3, l8??.
