The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-08
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In the battle ol l(lti9tWaE. the Telllaii>
seem 20 have shown considerable bravery
and az much raShnc>> Us their enemies
did ignorance and incaracity. They at
tucked a large force OF the Canadian vol
untcer~. he'll their ground :md drove them
back. when the regulars We're within 4
short distance of them. while Col. Pea
cock. commanding the REGULARS. showed
10! the slightest disposition TO come to the
assistance al the volunteers.
y lar IL can be a>certained. they ab-
stained from pilla@in@, and paid a decent
respect to private property. but DESTROYED
hubble works whenever it was deemed :d-
v;,n.a..eo:i- to their side But no;with-
standing all this. Il great panic MIS- caused
among thc people of the country. many
families iirein@ Ia the woods AMI leaving
their buildings AMI property exposed,
~. ALE>NS. vi. june i.--Anothcr
company "t nitcl States artillery. from
Fort Independence. arrived This morning,
The niic'l States authorities are u~img
every effort /" preserve neutrality The
I'cni;ul- ;src preparing lor a movement.
MN loEK. June 1. \ special dis
patch ,t;,iy,! -. Arin;Ind>. on the Canada
line. June iih. noon. says: This VII
lac i Tiled with British volunteers Re
ports are current ul All expected Fenian
attack ,hc rumor that ln attempt VS.
"a hc m;,i, I" capture the hank nj Bed
tor al.d >.arhrid-c station caused the re-
noy:ti OF tin deposit, ,hcrirom last night.
tn, camp of the 18th liiehlan,cr> i To-
ca,r! Il. ii. Alexander. Il short distance
hence"
WORCESTER. June i.-At a Fenian
lncciim" here Tonight nearly SliO0 WAS
subscribed and Il company ri toriy-iive
mrn raised. There Is great activity in
frniHn circles and small squads OF incn
are continually Iclvir. tor thc frontier.
PnuGIIkEfi'>iE. y. Y. June 4.-Three
cir loads oi | niird States REGULARS pa>>r,!
..,rou ii here to-day eli route tor Buffalo.
Nui:wIcIi. Coma. June AT FEM
an meetings held here on Saturday and
to day <l00o were rai-oi. X company
nt >iN;y Frnan- will leave Tor Canada al
=. \. NJ.
MONTREAL. June 5-Ihe excitement
wii,i, had somewhat airlc,l iI>t night i
revived !.:i~ morGiin. bv the rvr"r: that
tine i-rHi!m~ wcrc moving on II. Arln:lmd-
AMI Cornwall! Two .inIhoai> nave .ome
up tie I@,riinc Camti. All the TROOPS
haze ic!i ,i.y city with The exception ut
ia. Fu-.liy.~, The General impression
her. j.. that ,..c ii,!',:,~ corpus viii hc LIS
pyn..1i - ~,on Il parliamon, assemblies.
;..I tina, ine prisoners VIII IL Shot or hun.
meat w,.h. There ale more than Il hum
&c.. -.",- 'n.i.ii. Pri.al,~ .~.l,ner ,nlnl-
- may prevail. hnI al present There
-",I!i~ 10 h. 4 determination /" have il a
wu"i,>:.Ic .x"cuiiom
Il appuT> thai line English military au
lhoriiir~ arc resolved 10 punish the cap
lur-i victims ut the Fcnian calls. with
'ic Utmost severity. t"r Il dispatch from
nuil.,i" states thai one Fcnian WAS shot un
Monday cv,nlm.. after having h,rn tried
IL Il drUn!.,;.d court martial ami another
.,..~ /" hr executed Yesterday morning" m
tie -:IiIlr m:imnrr The hundreds of ga
l:.i-i:I-tic yuHnT men who are ru>in" In
10 ;hi~ wild scheme arc probably nnt
aware that they are committing :: VERY
.-r,;.i crime a. we'll ~ political error.
hr uitcl >iaic> ana Canada and E.nu-
lau.i are III peace. AMI those who willtuly
Violate orr neutrality laws will bc held
;nn'irnnlr 10 lhc laws oi The land. The pen
ally i"r i'Ir violation oi winch IL, heavy
Iinr ana several wear imprisonment.
m'!'r The provisions al The cNir.idition
ir,ji, Ia, tween the niiel S,:,,e> and
''r-; i'ri;iam they may properly la -
!n,.-"i,ri IL iiIc latter la le tried i"r muir
cicr, i!' district attorney for that dis
iflri will "a advised 10 prosecute the Of
iradcr~ IN our courts. The officers and
.Hl-ica'i.r> Will ia iili~ cl>c bc held to n
close accountability. and the privatcS be
discharged upon their own recognlzanec.
from present appearances those who
irlI lnto the Jaws "t the British lion will
tHI'i iaT It's mercy than ii they we're cap
lur,ri oh ""r OWN soil l,y our forces. The
ly,~o.,~ q; india and .IanlY,ic;, ought 10 he
tcmnlnbrrcI
PROMINENT fENINN> uLpF!:Ep To IN Ar
RESTED.
ihc following circular w:,S Issued this
Afternoon, AMI 10y some it Is asserted that
II * intended +" include the person OF
Head Centre Stephens now in this city.
= 10 q Iaie honr this evening Mr.. Stcph
rh> has net been restrained oi his liberty
nor received any notification from the
government that ii was i'll danger:
WASHINGTON. June >. To tie district
H'tuHey> anil "suSiah 81 tue Imted .>tue<:
by the direction OF the president YOU are
hereby instructed to c;iu>e the arrest of all
prominent leaders OF coI.~pir.,Ior>. persons
callc'! Fcnian~. whom YOU mav have prob
able cause 10 believe have been or NAV be
guilty OF violations of the neutrality laws
OF the United State
(SsneD JAMES SPEED, Atty Gen.
FENIAN MOVEMENTS N NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Y special despatch last evening from
Nashua, y. H.. states that 100 of the
+. Is will leave Oh THURSDAY for the
front, Tie dispatch adds that there was
LARGE ana enthusiastic meeting OF the
brotherhood in the city last evening.