New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
Accounts From O,her Quarters.
ST. JOHNS, c. Y.

sr JoBSs C. E. Monday June 40
Col Bacrds Royal ARTILLERY is stationed to protect the
six pieces Of Armstrong welye-pounders. The Colonel
politely allowed to examine his pieces, ammunition,
&c they are all good order with superior artillery
horses constantly under training detachment OF Royal
Rifles st hand support The town patrolled by
mounted men of British Regulars The inhabitants are
en,irey quiet and apparently Indifferent whether the
Feniais come or not large number Of families have
ef TO- the States apprehensye 81 Fenan raids United
States Consul Morehouse keeps the American nag nylng
over he Consulate
81 JOINS ". D.. Monday jane T. 1866.
There is great excitement here IN consequence Oh the
news q the fenian attack on Canada.
The telegraph Office is beseged by people TO hear the
latest news
Part Of the 18th Regiment Of Regulars sent to st.
Andrews this morning.
The volunteers were reviewed ~ tho cov"rnor and or
dered To Woodstock. 800 -. T.,
Tie Creates, enthusiasm prevails, and strong desire Is
tested on the part OF the volunteers TO 60 to Canada
Her Majesty steamer Duncan left Halifax yesterday
with the Eth regiment for Quebec
WORCESTER MASS.
WORCESTER Mordsy, June =. lt66
At The Fenan meeting here tonight, nearly u 400 was
great activity in Fenian circles and small squads Of men
are continually leaving for the frontier
BOSTON.
BOSTON Monday, June4 1868
Recruiting for the Fenian ranks continues in Boston
with much activity, though there IL little public excite
Two hundred new recruits eii iof 81 Adams To-
night
WATERBURY CONN
WATERBURY, Conn, Monday. June g. lett.
large Fenian mass meeting was neld thls evening o
raise funds provide volunteers for Gen sweeney over
5000 were subscribed. second company 10 ready 70
start tonight when enough money is raised to pay Their
fare.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Monday June 5 1866.
Five hundred Fenians left for the East this evening via
Cresne and Cleveland. regiment is reported 70 nave
en- by the Lake to-day, but the report lacks connmson
.r.. PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. June T. 1865
The excitement among the Fcnisns IN TINS city toaa!
If nepse Large amounts Of money are beng suescnDed
bv the OMahony men well the friends Of sweeney,
TO aid the cause and rumos are current OF
being sent rapidly forward. mass meeting OF all the
rsbmen and their friends will be called for tomorrow or
next dsy The friends of Col ONeill, especially those
who served with him In the Union army in the West and
assisted in the capture Of Col Morgan sympathize with
him in his capture. Col ONe was gallant soldier In
the Union army and not Rebel officer as has been re-
ported.
BALrmoRr Monday, June g. ls6e
There q fenian meeting to-nient AZ tne FROM
Street Ibeaer The attendance was slim. stephens was
present and made brief speech. Gen. Hoppin also
spoke.
The Fenans who do not acknowledge Stephens are also
holding business meeting tonight
PouGHKBBPsIB.
PouoHKEErsrR Monday. June 4, 1866
Three cars loaded with United States troops passed
through here on the Hudson River Railroad this morning.
en- route for Buffalo Attached to the same tran also,
was car loaded with set OF roughs supposed by some
TO be Fenans but to ell appearances they were mob OF
rans Some Of the latter stated they were gong 70 the
'front.' TO fight the " Kanucks.'
MILWAUKEE -tt
MrLwAUKEE. Monday. june =. 1886
The first regiment Of Fenans start for Chicago to-of
row. join the Fenians there and proceed 10 'ns sceho
ofacton.