Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
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TEsE FENFAES,
Feniars Reported Concentrating at Ruff
falo-Stoppnse of Railroad Trains and

| Feniaris Reported Concentrating at Ruf.
| falO-StoppRge of Railroad Trains and
Rolling Stock Ordered Into the Interior.
| ToRoSTo, c. W. May 30-The news of the collec-
ton of Fenians towards the Canadian border during
the last few days created but little concern until to.
day, when dispatches were received announcing that
the Fenans were in threatening attitude at Buffalo
and other places, and the belief is general that
| Sweeny intends endeavoring to make his promise
| good.
The Eoeaina Telegraph. published at five o'clock,
! says:
| We have just received the startling intelligence
that Mr. Thomas Swinyard, the general manager OF
the Great Western Railway at Hamilton received a
telegram about half an hour ago from British con-
sniar % agent % at Buhalo requesting him to stop all
We have from the best authority We also under
stand that Mr swnyard has telegraphed to the mil
ltary authorities here. This caused considerable ex-
cltement but no alarm for the utmost confidence is
| felt IN the American Governments neutrality, to
prevent armed invasion at n time when tho Cana
| dIans have no troops on the frontier
The Mayor of Buffalo telegraphed the Mayor of
Hamilton this morning that six hundred Ferians
had left Cleveland for that city.
| Rumor has it that the Government will tomorrow
call out the volunteers again.
The Great Western managers have sent all surplus
rolling stock into the interior.
NEW YORK. May 31.-A special despatch To the
Herald, dated Toronto midnight, May 80 says:
An 0ttoway despatch states that the Government
Is fully aware of the movements of the Fenians and
prepared The railway companies have everything
ready to load troops at a moments notice. The
troops have not yet been called out but can be on
the way to the frontier at three hours notice The
troops here are under arms tonight
TORONTO, May 3l-The Daily Telegrapk has a des-
patch from Montreal to-day saying that one thou
sand stand Of arms seized at St. Albans yester-
day. concealed in boxes marked Machinery. -
W hen seized they turned over +o no Am
authorities at Burlington.
The Burlington Telegraph says that the Great
Western Company, which received notice to be ready
to move troops. have telegraphed to the Grand
Trunk Company to allow them to use their rolling
stock.
Col Duryee received orders this morning from o.
toWay to notify all corps in this district to be ready
to move at once for active service. if required.
BUFFALO, May 31.-Another body of unarmed men
arrived here last night from the West said to be
tenlan regiment. About thousand have come sal-
together and more are expected Nothing can be
learned from the beyond the statement that
they are laborers, bound to California They have
apparently 10 arms but it is understood there are
plenty secreted here 1t is pretty generally thought
that raid on Canada from this neighborhood has
been determined on. There is excitement here,
and no one believes in the success of any movements
that the Fenians may make.
TORONTO. May 31-The excitement is increasing
and volunteering has again commenced with energy
There is no alarm. and business is going on as usual
The press unite in expressing the opinion that
blow is about to be struck. Rumor says the Fenians
are collecting on the line of the st. Lawrence The
Cabinet has been called together to-day and the
Ministers are huryng to 0ttowa.
HAMILTON, May 31.-This morn ing the troops were
called out by the bugle, and ample preparations
have been made.
BUFFALO, May SLIT is rumored that the Fenans
intend moving on Her Majesty's domnions tonight,
but nothing reliable can be ascertained.