The New York herald., 1866-06-03

town. One gentleman on riding on was stopped by
ycaan. who seized his horse by the bride, saying that
10 wanted the ANIMAL but the act repudated by the
sahers who threatened to follow with condgn punish
nent and compelled him TO apologize.
Last night party of sixty arrived at St Albans and
ths morning two hundred and fifty portion were from
Boston, Troy and Fitchburg They breakfasted at the
ualson and then out to Fairfield to obtain work
ysyAeld s settled mainly by Irshmen, who give hearty
welcome to their Fenian friends
Four days since gentleman registered his name at
the fremont House as Mr. Spear, from Philadelphia,
vhs announces himself brgadier general in command
~ the right wing Of the Fenan army He is graduate
f West Point commanded regiment Of cavalry during
che war about fifty years old, and has thirty
years service number of visitors at the hotels walk
With military air and address another colonel"
sscaptain,' &c
Upwards of fourteen hundred men, il is stated arrived
~ st. Adams to day, but what has become OF them
MYSTERY to the citizens. The dispatches from there
nish represent the village almost quiet il
1srtaight since.
The officers OF OF the Irish regiments from Massa
shusetts designated the Third infantry, fol-
1ows:-Colonel I. O'Connor, formerly captain Of the
second Massachusetts, and on General Gordon's STAFF;
or George H. Taylor. formerly captain Of the Twenty
ninth Massachusetts, Captain r. Buckley, formerly Of
rho Twenty eighth Massachusetts, infantry Lieutenant
Edward Hetherton lately Of the United States regular
army.
Ms stated that the people OF St Albans some
what surprised when the Fenans arrived in such large
numbcrs; and they disappeared so mysteriousy that
tAey afraid Of another raid They accordingly
collected together and appointed delegation
- wait General Spear, the commander,
and ascertain the meaning Of these movements The
oeneral granted interview and they asked him II he
thought the banks SAFE To the inquiry what all
tA meant he replied that ~ for himself, he was here
Sor Ais health and did think those would do any
~ them any HARM and that all saie He also stated
shas he should not be surprised n there q still
U1sater number In few hours The arrived
- 81 Adams were unarmed, bot nearly AL carried three
yS rtions and those who without food sup
Jned by tho officers.
Mr. J. b. Brown, Of Boston, ono Of the few men who
teheved that The Fenans would do anything arrived
- Abans about two weeks SINCE and proposed open
hardware store for the sale Of rifles guns carbines
- About sixteen Of carbincs belonging 10 Brown
were seized on Thursday by United States Deputy Col
hector Chase and Brown and his friends highly In
Anans hereat and Chase is very unpopular among the
1lisena Brown hes d least twenty nve Of
sswed away In safe places that win be used ~hen he
opens his stoFe.
Warren and Independence, have es here for g. Abans
ether points the Canadian border for the purpose
- preventing violations Of the neutrality hwa Some
ewo hundred additional troops who came up from the
SEts tonight 70 follow on ordered back by tse
gran from the War Department From this is inferred
sAsA the Fenians very obsdent 70 the laws Of
1Akay and that the presence Of additional troops
1ssce those laws Ia not required.
There Fenian recruiting ofces open in this
snA neighboring Cities and recruiting goes quit
bSisky. The officers state that they obtain plenty
- h..s~ -
tAsn, and that contributions aid Of the will be
seesptabe. is rumored that public meeting TO raise
Dsncy for the OF the Fenian viii be held
Asrs early week.
The Fenian Rendezvous IN Vermont
Seizure OF renian Arms.
FAIRFIELD, VI, June 2-7 n.
csssrl Spear and Colonel oConnor visited the Fe-
stan camp this evening They made arrangements 70
provision the troops
The people Of Fairfield express themselves entirely
satisfied with the conduct Of the Fenians have
iAe men, and they present a orderly appearance
sAaa any body Of troops ever during the rebellion
unAer similar circumstances. Although short Of provi
sisns storekecpes say they nothing complain Of
On The contrary, they entirely satisfied with their
psssasce
Farmers selling beeves and other provisions at
cost on the entire route between ST. Adams and Fair
nsA distance Of eight miles, through the Green Noun
SaIns
scarcely drunken renian was found In camp.
ST AlaAvs, VI, June 2, 1860
came up last night direct from New York At Troy
10 hundred Fcnians amid great cheer
ng; Rutland three hundred more, from Boston,
Springfield and Fitchburs all able bodied men
Eight boxes OF Fenan goods seized and sent
hssk 10 Burlington last night, by Colonel Livingston,
commanding the UntcdHs,ates forces here which
sis sf two companies OF the Third regular artillery,
Bpsvct Colonel Hamilton and Brevet Majors Cuyler and
frumbuli from Fort Warren II reported that these
troops viii not remain long here but will take some
stheroint head or the indcfasgablc Fenans, some
OF whom left Malone last night chanplaln and
0sdensburg Railroad.
Swanton, eight miles distant, Is mentioned Fenan
vesdezvous
Tho Fcnans in this section commanded by Major
Spear regular United States onlcer, who served under
General Mcss, Texas, with Licutenan, Colonel Joh
A. Brown Third Fenan cavalry. Assistant, Inspector
General The Fenlans hero OF The Third regiment
Issh infantry Of Massachusetts,, commanded by Colonel
OConnor -Four companies OF the Second are here also,
andcr MAJOR Treanor. Colonel Michael Seaman, com
mandcr Of the Third has yet appeared here Coonc
oconnor ordered 10 report here and is awaiting
ORDER.
Headquarters Of the United states well Fenian
officers arc a the wcldcn Hotel II Is not likely either
sill remain long in this vicinity
Colonel Brown, the Fenan Inspector General al.
vertscs large amount % ammunition for sale supposed
V BE- the seized b. United states officers yes
rrday.
Most of the Fcnlans 70 into tho country on arrival,
while others loiter in town.
81 Alhans is remarkably quiet The local militia are
ordered hold themselves in rcaducss for any emer.
sency hut present there be 10 danger that
the public peace viii he disturbed.
The United Stai,i District Attorney and Uu ted States
Marshal Henry also tho ground
camp Of feuans y located outside the town.
ST. AirASs, June 2-ppu
Eighteen boxes % goos supposed % be Fcnian were
mys,crousy taken from the this point night as
halted Just below the depot waiting for the Northern
uan 70 leave One long box on the o'clock train from
The South was seized and proved contain conraband
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