Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-04

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oLIvELAND LEADER ooMp.y,
Of miISts. TAs affair did not last more than t.1t,
at thsi1 a9s 0Isn rs1ians did not re-capture sDv
~ ne @ anair was Witnessed bv
Der OF persons On this sido y iSfge nun
nR-The force in tteI~7o,t r.
: rno.t su volunteers, CONSISTING ; ~ i-'le Hgh
!, sn5 n me Melland Canal F;al5 Ios.e Iesseh
Canto;- ~. ne company of abont "a -
! v.s a.n I. Alng, OF the WelIand bot.lenn men
suffer amputatioD. eg', an viii
~ - y9 u tne Canadian volunteers wa,
wounded, but none killed. were
US reported that a Fenian eapsain ma.
AiSSea, put the name is not given. y" ID
soiIa--;.- Ia az 81 1e Express publishes the
T.-;g AsI oil the killed and wounded
Thos-fsGilmon, Selbyvills. Pa. bavono.
wound Thomas Rafferty,, Cincinnati roor.
saiIy wounded in the stomach.
n ", VI the Canadians, F. SchoieId. of Port
Goloorne, was wounded in the leo IoSn
iplauIey' OF SlabtoWn, was wounded in tbe
ieg' John HARRISON, of Port Colborps, was
"9uhded 2C, IN the thigh and below the knee
1he remains at last accounts held tina
place put the force is too small to competa
WIN the British regulars and volunteers
10" on their way from Chippewa.
hoFS About tAe Fort Erie Fight.
BUPFALo, June 1T is stated that tbe-s
we're about lao Volunteers captured br he
Fenians. y tue
There were three Fenians kilI..i e1.d ~,
Canadian soldiers.
capt. King, who is doctor a. Wellaud.
VIII probably lose Ais leg. He has, BY per-
MISSION, been brought to Buffalo.
a Weli-known Buffalo Fenian. named
baliy, is SO badly wounded that he is no.
expected to recover.
Inc remains arc now eneamped al the old
tort, their pickets extending to the VILLAGE
OF Fort Erie, distance OF two miles. Watch
signals.
a United States revenue cutter h,. arriv-
ed this morning from Cleveland. Another
is expected Immediately,
This should read Detroit instead of c1sva
land. The lug is probably the Fessenien-
EDITOR LEADERl
The river is patrolled, and orders given IN
hre on anything attempting to cross but
the FenIans in this neighborhood expires. a
determination to cross at all hazards
A prominent Fenian asserts that ,o-nor-
row Will be big day, and that important
news Will be heard from other points.
When the Fenians gobbied up and drova
the Canadian volunteers at the Fort Erie
light, the spectators on this side cheered
them Justify.
There is doubtful rumor that Col. O,Neil
was slightly wounded.
FENIAN NEWS FROM OTHER OrAR.
TERS-
Feint-COrnwau the Point OF Al.
tack.
The Telegraph's Montreal special saws.
Reliable intelligence has been received that
Ten SEeeny IS in position at St. A1bsus
with large force. The operator al St. Al
bans says he eaunot get any reliable infor-
nation.
The reporters of the Boston papers say
there are 1900 Fenians under command Of
Col. OConner. They have no arms in sight
but have orders to 90 into camp at Fair
field, five miles { bove St. Albans.
Another dispatch from an operator below
says: The FeniaEs- iargs5 HasaBgr5 at
Malone, n. Z, opposite Corn wall, evidently
beund for that place, % miles distant
Ex-Member Parliament DAILY is circu
lating petition to the government to pro-
claim martial law.
ST. ALBANs, VT-, June 2-Detachnents
Malone, on the OsdeAsburg road, midway
between ogdensburg and Rouse's Point
and will probably picket the frontier.
Gen Mahon is expected tonight With more
Massachusetts, Fenians, who will take
command of the Fenians from that State.
Gen Samuel P. Spear is in chief command
of the Fenisns and will move at once from
thiM Mpoint There are but few in town,
whrsh was quiet as any country town on
the Sabbath.
Seizure of Arms.
Special to the Herald from Ogdensburg
says: Three eases of arms were seized at
the depot here by the U. s. Deputy Mar
shall this morning, consigned BY Express
to party at Malone.
The Last Dispatch Saturday Night
BUFFALO, June 2..From recent appear
anees and from the present position Of the
English troops there will be no engage
ment tonight, but it is apparently newt
able early to morrow. When it comes of
a full account will be sent.
The News in New York City.
Nav YORK, June 2.-Grsat excitement
prevails here respecting the invasion of
Canada by the Fenians- It Is reported
that 1000 armed Fenians left this city to-
day for Canada, and that 5000 will depart
for the frontier during the coming week.
week. II is believed that the Fenian forces
will reeeive aid from the disIoyal nortion of
the Canadian population, and that the az
ora.aive nnovannsnt has Ion, baaD vIo-1e
and will be entirely successful. MANY
tbnsiastic Irisbn,a1 tbirI- r,osf ir.no
resnItz will follow tba invssion of n
Tbe act,ai otb Of tbs Esrian
izaton in Ca Canada 3 mTcb n. 'rT rTssieri p1ni1D
of an onrosin,T Rritisb go.
viii sweep the Provinces before
month is over Stepheus' az
greatly chagrined at what t.
the too early striking of tn,
rate Ireland, and declare
barrass operations in thee
but energetic efforts are >
large sums Of money ihi
to the oqd' ,. fssl
@ on which are re printe is
quarters Canada e, Am
wanted tc d dIIE tb.sa carr
,.a.sa.,, Asa..r, II. Ny, y aa'sd ;d'ii iSi,
Fenians left L
people Of Lock June 2-S : :
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