, 1866-06-04

couptcrrd.
TuE US1TEn STATES STEAMER MICHIGAN.
The United states steamer Michigan went down |
the yye1 about o'clock this morning, loo 1ae to
effect an, th1ne in The way Of preventing the cto.s
commander, as ne presume ii WIS. Sne took up & |
po.tnt opposite Waterloo, Immediately IN Front |
Of tie Clinton Mills, where she MS euli lying at
eleven o'clock. with f1es lighted, portfolios open
. TnE FERRY noAr STOPPED.
The steam fe11y-boat had been running until
porter reached there, she was forbidden to maks
!u1tnsr trips aad Was detained at The dock on this
side. .. ..
Wishing 10 go ITO The 'front.' and see what there
was in the way ot "gim-EBased wst' 10 nc seen.
the reporter, hsyinp opts,ned permission o fCoec-
compile Of friends started for the other eide. not
without tome apprehension that ha1l from The
n, saa % % Roaa ps sna 5qp
ever. md the other side was reaened tn +afety.
Small boa'e continued oply 10 and fro during the
forenoon, without interference.
TIE OTTER BIpE-
In reaching The dock, four email boys and
couple OF men we're the only persons met, but on
hayoneta wae seen. md 1o1ces were observed march
1uE NunnEn OF MEN.
Il Is Impossible 10 eet at the precise numbor OF
Fensans under a1uas On The other side. On arst
landing. the. took up a POSITION Just opposite lho
i.rYy. short distance back. While We wers cross
1pE@ ne 0OStlFe0 CQlumH VI LIEU lQ4GCAluE AohA
The Ilsef hank. which numbered. q! near ~ we
como 1uaee, aoont !ous os nss ne1a9; 1t So1re 11
S LITE . VT ~ su ,t ~ p|, 80 ~, srrhar
asiesooe ma .neS nea nin aaa 7a 1a ooIisn
mill at Lpwer Black kock, where they still rcmAln.
There WAS another force-eon. .lderably smaller
~ u shs p'aGs ts1 H., W s1,ot ,ba
olhers. some state the number acrose the E1v-
tf NJ uiseen nnHMeu, Mune ntns1s ase Pgs'1 s1I ~
believe the force 10 be about thousand. Squads
oi men, aeo MIN nsnss: a1s aIH nrG, oI,
"s5e ~ ~ ,ats ,Sair
v5a VsT down S1t iSs psnks % Of he 1 1se1 @0 ~ 'AeA
TIE cGSpuCT OF TIE FsSlAAs:
1t Is ea1d that The men. as general tnlng. con-
Quoted thrnse'e es IN IN orderly manner, ana mani.
IT'S cd NO disposition 10 moest private etttzeus AL
| aErteo IN saying that they had made no d1storb-
ance.
| Mr.. Kerunson. The Reeve OF Fort Erie. IVES ar.
| rested tbls morniut. and eort1tell.d to provide
| ,nd s.Een H. rnnrn-,, Nrs .;tsnrfnr's nnnnr -
sho,f si, ,snce ftona lbe I1yer. md tha soldiers
eEoke ihe,r LIST. II is eaid init III. Kempson Is
| still held as ho.tarc by tac invaders,
| rno bor.ea BELONGING to nj. Kemoson. we are
,oia. veIe seiSed upon ior ,he pufpos Of mountlpg
the officers tArce or four belonging to the Niagara
| St,v.t Raflrusu Compouy-seut over tnere 10 oa.-
| tpr-rcrc also taken; md re understand thlt a
pty tfcian, while returning from yl.tt to patient,
ssas stopped and compelled to di.mouut. aad his
aG 1nE 1EnEosarn Lee T1nzs AND TIE RAILROAD TRACKS.
We obae,yed tha, the telegraph w1res had been
cut. for the pnr,ose Of pTrTentsn. Communication
| With the Cnnadtan citits, Tne Wires Were atre Eu
also been cut doSn. The traets Of the Fr7e
and Oata,io t;rand trunk roads are said 10 haye
se et,ot H. ~ .set n rhs
wns den,cd ny Some, aud We dld NOT haye ttmo 10
20 md .ee for ourselves. 1Ne e'~' -
Ep.rSo ~ Trr an W, T.rrxr ro.n-ru, err t%ru
| INTERNATIONAL,
We lesrn that thltc t1aius On the Grand Trunk
| ruccreded in getting away from Fort Efie out ot
..3ro ~ her dncis ~ thfs sfnc and t. NM sHnsc1
| ~ rTnss 9he r1ypr
~ o~o=7 %'-~ Mx rrx,ax orr,cHrs-
| Ne not,cea several mouuted Fenian officers II
md near waterloo. Iheir appearance w1s moi par.
saddles w7thart stiIrrps. and Iii hsd rops bridtes
Wr cnnc.niled IL must hayc been moor dsT to,
aoTee enutpsgc. '' give '0'
son.ds -. men were n merrhtne IN an;i dotyn the
n,nts n9 .hc Ier rar H. n,sr1,e ~ taer tnid ns
| nT ..n,ebtrc ~ atrsnc1arsss from 1he srmV 1.hS
otEntS go - xere .a,sran1 Tsnm Hor, X +han,
cou1d We ret Satisfactory reply to our question:
as 10 The number or men, The reinforrementa ex
peeled, the contemplated mo7emen!e, etc, etc.
| and were conteaurply Obliged TO depend entlrelJ
| unon o1r owu ohseryst1ous.
THE GENERAL IN coxxA.D.
The officer IN command Of the Fen1ans acroas the
riye. IL General O'Nsll1, formerly OF the unioz
We did not happen to lee him but We did see ons
two crntlcEaen II TIE Garb OF officers, with whom
we had previously had the pleasure Of an aequaint
GENERAL SWEENEY.
| We asked ecycra! questions a. 10 the whcttabout,
Of General Sweeney. hut the only anawes thst w.
o1d gt W. ~ A. w IT. ~ e t.rns
Others weFe Of opinion that he WAS !" 1t ogdensbu'
ard probably fighting ALREADY"
AItborrh lhete dies not apoear to be aur1h1u,