The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07
LINE OF THE NIAGARA.

viii Do no longer fuDJecb 70 nlRhtiy hihSms.
LINE OF THE NIAGARA.
Another BattIe-The Queens Own Rifles,
Of Tsroat0, and the Tenth British Regu-
lars Mistake Each Other for Fenians
and Have . Fight.
SPECIAL rELEaRAh TO THE NEW YORK HsnALp.
BuYrALo, June 6-2:c0 p. n
A Fenian onlcer, while examining the camp ground
at Fort Erie, was arrested yesterday at I've p n
Through the kindness Of British colonel from g.
Otharnes, he released this morning He reports
that O'Clock this morning the entire force STA
toned Fo Erie called out hearing the picket
stationed the garrison road the woods firing at
what he supposed TO be . body Of FenianA The
Queens Own the first regiment the ground when
Maj Gilmore ordered bayonets fixed To receive the enemy
understanding nre the order OF the night be-
tween the Tenth Royals and the Queens Own. Tho
officer could not learn how many were wounded on either
ade
Tho neld officers Of the Tenth Royals nov under
arrest until tho affair can be inquired into
Major Young with seventy eight men, has just parsed
through from Cory, Pa, for Potsdarn.
part Of the British troops stationed the other side
are under marching orders for prescots, O. ". They
confidently expected tina, the renlans in this city
will make . move for some point tonight.
The Habeas Corpus Wrft-Men and o.
GERS isehsrgeA-Frateraszat oT
FEDERAL and Confederate Soldisrs-An
s.KxpedItion 20 the Rocky M0unaains.,
Orga mining.
SPECIAL rELE0RAn TO TEE NEW y0Rx HHRaLp.
BUFFALO, June 6-2pM
fhe renian ofscers held prisoners on board the
United states steamer Michigan brought befors
Judge Clinton this morning a, ten O'Clock.
The court dcnsely crowded with people Eager 10
catch sight OF tho led the vanguard Of the
yrtsh arunv In fanada s
tho prisoners were guarded by Company A, Fourth
regular infantry.
Tho writ Of habeas corpus was dismissed amer the
reading OF order from the Attorney General releasing
tho officers bail in the Of Ave hundred s,iiar
each The men arc discharged on their own rsscgni-
xances 10 appear when wanted by the United ststes
SIXTY Of the pryses wore released last nighs those
conditions the balance Of them aO to DO released our
Nr Hines was released last evening a. citizen being
taken without arms
thousand nvo hundred They are poorly supplied with
arms but are organizing aud awaiting the orders OF Cen
Swecny The leaders feel confident Of being able 10 pro-
ssfnclcnt ammunition when they need IL
p. 0Day, tho Centre OF this city Is with Mr. Robcrts
In New York, consulting In regard 70 future movements
At this point
A telegram has been received from Mr. oDay, stating
that sweeny Is all right
Lieutenant colonel OF John Morgans old brigade Ia In
command In the city
He is anxious to purchase few horses FOR 'exped
tion 70 the Rocky Mountains y
Two hundred men have arrived from Cincinnati this
morning. under command Of Captains Sullivan ana
Leonard.
Report or the Fenfan Surgeon tho
Condition Of the Prisoners Held by tho
United states.
SPECIAL TELRGRAM TO THE NEW yoKK HERALD.
BuyBsLo June a. 1855
The following is Dr. n Donnery's ofncai report, after
visiting the Fenisn prisoners the Michigan yesterday
morning
HgIporARryss oy rug IRrsH ARnr,
Is THE FIF1D. June 0, 1900.
To President W. r Ronrnr,, President Of the fenian
sm-In accordance With my duty AZ Surgeon Of the
Irish army, ! deemed II oncal we'll hu
counirymen held board a attached 10 the
United states steamer Michissn, lying At the mouth
osssnsd 10 % : permit INIT from ' tho Mayor % OF Sf saa.io
received and treated with courtesy by the
snd1s cnss, sry..n sns % Ds arss.y - The sgr.
Michigan and In good health, notwithstanding the farr
is only potk and bard tack. There ohcs and
steamer These ars attended BY Dr Bradley with tho
~ II they his men. After examnsng
the Sich and wounded n The hicAieA vs conveyed 70
BY the tug HarvIsoa, ssd scocnpanssd by shs
of the Michigan On boarding the floating prison
my rs impression recalled scenes xilnssd While held a.
prisoner by tho rebels the notorious Libby prison
dense mas OF human beings packed In small space,
the only difference being that the United states sodi
In Libby protected from the and rain. whiIe
on board the canal they have had shelter from
The .unmade more intensely hot by tho reflection from
Tuesday 90 far Libby II victorious the of su
the United States authorities and the per Of
Andersonvs IN approach 70 the condition of he
held prisoners under tho starry banner Of freedom
Tho hold n tho Of nth, composed of ling
seeumuased dirt and veseAble matter saturated With
water and emitting most offensive odor In shs ue
men have had 10 lie, for on deck ~ narrow rswgo
around tho boat be called deekl there s not sun
eiest ssce for nfy 10 stretch their bodies even
they were packed close spoons They are all ~.
tcmeiy dirty, having change of clothing means
Of porE and hard ,ses II Il, therefore, ny
on Mon that u the prisoners now on board ue
b. 10, I'M i%medasey removed ~ @s Diseases Diseases Vim y
en- endered Of tho most deadly character Diarhoa IL
most prevalent fypboid fever and cholera must rest
in few daysh the government of the Uned states 20
not take action the matter " the duiy of the
hori,Ics % Buo to protect themselves and have to
mas Of suffering human hengs liberated before peI.
len and disease spread throughout the city ReEpe-
y DosxELLY surgeon 4 A.
Two bores n good, shipped from rt,ssurg, Pa, AID
NAKED "Dr " Dounelly, Buralo." we're se,red ~
Captain Geo NJ Randcl, South rniied STATES 'nisnsr,
last evening
The Reported Threat % the british Com
msnder that Ire wouia rtre on an.
United states steamer Consradtetsa~
The Fe~is~s in Bunsis osHdsns 81
Success and in Good spirits. Sc.
BrUsio, Janss-3 ~
Tho despatch from Montreal about Colonel Lowry, q
The Forty seventh British regulars, sending wori N.
commander ~ the Tinted eis,cs stamsr Michigan uz
be- pcrmit,sd any nor. Yenlan prisoners - escape
from ihs sci be would Ore upon her AZ ABSURD
II aniruc
TIE Syp os puhlsshes the names of nnynlne FenIss
pr-oncr- esrarcd q Fcr Erie Who ere noe a Brxnt
ford, CIV.
A. ihe FcsIan meeting beld 70 this city Last nixai ~
fizgerad. VITO - yanian senair =, spose = The isss
roosenssn' Against Tor kpe ssd rssd u ~ss ulaf. "
srdsf y sesesai sNe-sy ,, ~ss strndsa = trsE ~
man loiy y a. Brash fssss frs- ua.s s,roasheids
Ard esos ~ fd te,tcr n.an espce,e< u va \
one = W stsat srsssne ta-i ts-e