, 1866-06-11
THE FENIAN WAR,

Amcuntea TU-Hexseax or tho Kentn M
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BITTER Oath&-An Ink=rvIcw-seatlnc
ThstF Arma Gensfal BveeBy-He
Feclsn. In Quebec and Montreaito toned
| Down.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
| ST. ALnASs, VI, JuneA
| The Invasion Of Caoads is at IN end, and the
nrta.h Lion may 60 10 alcep aga1n a. soon as he
plsases. When the tc,zurc Of ammunition md
a1tne al Bufiingtou took place yesterday. 1t WAS
esioens thaa the scheme TO complete In ies original
eoaeep''on' 20 mild in The attempt at execution,
ette1 tac American Government had denounced II,
mad received tts death blow. The only possible
,htrg to be done Was to oeuse so,ne hnnor,h1s
md of1llisnt m-ans By which to covcr The shsndnn
| uent Of the nar.ow foothold gained on nr,t,xb
fo'l With sous Ahow Of glory pEee,,se nut cyen
this was not doue, md the retreat was a, tame md
ssnouin'ous as II could possibly BE-.
| 4este1tay passed without much Incident In tbe
fenian lines. No reiptotceuenta Of magnitude
vert reccived. tie story OF the passacn OF artillery
to the front oeing d fabrication Headquarters rc-
NAMED within iou,th Of mile OF Tue ftoutier
line. Scouts secured the country Tor nye miles In
every direction, not pushing fsr enough to reach the
railroad, or attempting to do 80. Danhau was The
tx'teme point reached. Further elurmEshsne took
place at Felhsbure-she British mounted volQu
teess having returned there to the number OF
| n1nu4eo OF 50. and exchanging dcsul
1oT ehols With party OF Fenlsna,
'et5 ueF Isnse, rom Ten 'clock I'LL tour, when
the Bri'tsh fell back IN eueh naste as 10 drop
cavalry eusdon, which was captured. The only
other result Of the sklImish few men wounded
! on each side, taid TO include Qnpt Kemp the
Canadian commander. One Fenlau was seriously
wounded in ihe leg. One other Gag belonging 10
the last milttia company Of the vi1lage vas cap
.used' making 'nfee stands OF the eremy's colors
aAeh ous1ne 'ne forfy eight hours occupation.
NO prisoners we're taken, except two or three ciy-
'.aue. SUPPOSED 10 oeione 70 the 1nilnm, who
we're pafoled. b1tdRes were destroyed wherever
'ouno-
1o~afo5 night bssrfeaQes were erected Of ra:ls
on tne ioaas leading 10 the Villages OF PIGEON ail
Rno f1ehsonsf, ABOUT tWo mues from The frontier,
and picke4s posted 10 defend them- No entrench-
ments we're thrown up- The men seemed to have
pluudered generally without restraint. Not only
horses and eatsb'es were taken. but bed clothing.
silver ware md Liquors. People on this sade the
line suffered The came as on the other tIde Tho
Keeper OF the tosc at Franklin lost some thi1Y dol,
lars worth Of merchandise, md an officer prorttlue
bis men with boots and shoes, and tenderinc on,y
m order on the Fenian General in payment.
In one American house, close by tho lno, party
OF Fenians attempted to Outrage the female meu-
befs OF the family, but we're driven of by Fenlan
officer, srd The master Of the house, armed With
sabre and muektt.
Noyefy great number ofhorses were found.
Thus yesterday pasaed. the men becoming impa-
tlent and demoralized at the non:nrriyal or arms
ana Inc lace Of supplies. The load gathered from
tne country 1ot being sufficient TO sno.i*t ihe
iotce. squads were constantly gong of. and the
Wnoie were c1amoroos to either have arms or be
sent home
aenea! spear promised the men, List evening,
that II retI etIforcemcuts and AIMS and ammunition
did not arrive by this morning, tbs order would
be given to rcuoss the line AttMo this morntn.
acouncil OF war was held, which agreed TINT oul7
one decleion was possible. It Wac reported that
the English regulars 10 the number Of several
thousand nassed upon The front and left Hank,
were approaching. dght so near the line, With
only one muskct to every two men, and less than
two rounds Of ammunition 10 gun, wonld have
been useless and hopeless. Accordingly, at len
oelock-the only arrivals this morning having
been one company from Troy, fully armed md
each man loaded down With hundred pounds OF
ammunition IN acarpet.baS-Ihe 1sfreat was sadly
ordered. md here the narrative becomes personal
At7this norn1rG Jour correspondent desiring to
zee 1he end Of the INVASION, a. be had seen the be-
ginning and not at all afraid that It would be pre-
ceded hy lively fighting, 1eit st. Albans for the
front. During the sixteen mile, drive oeIor. reach
ing the ure, We met eco FenIaus going southwari1
slrs,y and In fquad., all without arms. None Of
them knew or thought that ,be main hoav ,ron,,,
move across at pre sut and all raI thev v,re ,otn
home, simply because the7 couid Get no am..
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