New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

wHoLRsALE PnLAGIyG BY THE FEyIANs-wnAT
THE CANADIANS DID-EEsULrs or THE RAID
PROBA BIZ PATE OF THE PRIsoyERs-sr. ARMAND.
Prom Ou Special Correspondent.
81 ARMAND. c. Z. NJ. ". l. RALno,p.}
june d. sjj
THIS If the point that was threatened by the railing
force undor Col spear. From passes By OF h
officers fud tat the fsce under him the Second
Brigade, First Division, l. IL A
TUR RAID
The raid lacked boldaoss and was simply shameful.
Spear crossed The line a, p. o. tho 'th, 10 halt
about 400 yard, from g. and sent out parties by the STAGE
road to Cooks Coners These struck the main road two
miles from the line running east ana West ana went 70
the right and left. One party advanced east as far as
" the Lamp" which il p miles from IT Armand. Tho
other party went west FIR as FgeiigLsbuIg
A. sort OF picket line posted on this road.
the kenians set 70 plagn All the stores we're empued
OF their stocks ana loads Of goods were carried of over
tie line The who told me this end they are the sul-
fores say that the loss amounts 20 from sN00t0 $1,000
The total damage done will not be covered by $1,000.
In this way the raiders passed two day showing
strong desire 10 keep near their base Spe an io qi
his safe position. Int sent ont "ColOues' Contri and
Conner with the advanced parties. hear that the
The men were not all armed and all were without ua-
FORM forming rough crowd with ideas Of warfare
and more Of pags. Mr. Jas burkcof IrclighsluE came
in heavy share OF their rough attentions and retained
few things ony by hiding Them III me "oyos, Inc
Fcnians seemed 10 have spite against MN IL MS I'm
they found large quantity Of liquors, and after ouLs
what they wanted of he res IN the cellar good
d. nj WAS carried uG - the camp whore there was
carousc or big drunk At this lime 50 good cavalry
could have scattered like chat the whole body sAbcrei
the haidrunkon men; bat there was no good cavalry at
hand.
THE cAyADIAN FORCE.
At the first inmaton Of the approach OF the midihg
force the pckots under command OF capt carter went
OF n hurry to the rear. His friends say that was " TO
draw the Fenians in Most men think the movement
was a Digit As soon as the news reached st. John,
Regular force, with some guns, was sent 20 D Aill-hd
and this was followed by Che 18th Regiment from Corn
wall. force Of about 500 men was IN this way con
ccntated at the point OF danger and the fears oil ns
people in the rear Dor danger is away MI
nfed as II goes 10 the rear were caimod
At this moment, Col. Spear Thought II was time 10
leave. after lingering for 80 TO Is hours only NV ads
from The line ai Ecclcss Corner, with his Pckois not
more than Nv miles from by tlc stage and fgeCn nm
roads. lie Withdrew on the Sob, "itho"t nsnI n ~ln
Il good deal Of booty. As as he gone troop OF
Volunteer cavalry went after him as af o. the lie' ana
word was The rear mat this troop behaved mag
uiGceutlv" So ended the reid.
Tbe fouud IS now occupied IN this way. Al So Armand
are parts Of the 7th ana 2jth Regiments and 'l Battalion
Il. u. At Pigeon ilil are three companies o ht ih ana
on the frontier is a strong line Of pckcis. Coz Lfnev'h
commands che whole Al Is quiet along the nae or tAi'
side.
CENTRAL VIEW or TIE ArFATR.
l. was well Tor Canada that the United states Govern
meni broke up the plan If the Fcliars, hf szng tnrr
arms, and ares. Ing thoir leaigTs A@i t"t loi ueeh
5JAr Icy would have got into the Iroynee anA raccd
mporan; points, for M wcr boy iri and c1rii fight
Atir,t it w.s thought IN Canada Cat thcy cona n'.
stand 80 minutes before the Ve'larmcd enl WeiduH
Volunteers who were lu cl confidence, bat the igat 90
Limestone Ridge changed tAa' cling and confidence
was LOST L. Wa fuund mat tc h d of.er were wanting
in ub y, and tAe mon were confused rnfer fire. The
rough unmilitary, nut wei-ed enemy WI' more IMAM
match TOT men, ne Young i-u 90 Nl'-'-' "'N -
hardy fellows but lew Of them have cvcg been under me-
and they had no one 81 ability to direct ih'il
The small regular iooe il the Province vey good
and would rh well, bu' thc oihcon d. no. unaof,ani
low TO make quick nov. mD-t. Tie Feniiis wound noi
obi &c ihem b. voting Ol them, o. coming 20 Aen and
thtIcfr. tlco 100 meeting. II force - s'ai again %
rad l enemy. b. mus act with the same cclcry az hc
d.ca or ID Nj, arrive "a points oAV 90 uuU the invaders
....il-f
- 81; .. -,,5. "a, .,.- ,f...l. which ID ia Ul,lr
VIII n.i Dr -dltf i.I u ~ -4p t'i' 90 .l' '' ~ -
The forces ii hAlh4a lAfie H.' i''o l'-''"i 'i"P'
in me country tHn nor. ht't--io' Ntl M arrived
OunhOl aDI uu lrOu-l N b. also fnf.n-iie of.rlr a
ONO hne haftcrIe. of brec.h .oadiuc luus.
a. C,,.te All ,li mi. erf,itr- viii not Il short
.,oo t.t .. D. d, 10, f-.- ,,,.. a.. Too.
oI t-'' 800 w., I'm 49,. ,.. d.. 80
toward thc non WHO N'If li' ''.'. "I t'
PATE on I.L IEAlAAs TAKEN.
If , NOW =. ,-. i..I tIafu o. al. .t h-si flc feel
i. HING hon u. De Do r ind fint there .rn too
n.y. - - III. ~, .f....t 3D.. ...t. al tfc
datt' l'-'" h''" .- ...'.. -''"'
irl1is taken. lnn D.. $500 l-' i- "A. Ii.ni'' a ii
would Doe exec ut.H, alI A Il'.' f-.'N'i ITO liiu
Tn. uIl p.olIhy Do lIc i. o fhc men captured, Who
rrYbrr I'd o. lci about 49, LU al SOB hlOW thai any
ler has boon taken though have heard that Col
C,C,-rcr fe auou~ fhoe tfu.-tf fo tins nIIr They an
vas ~ 49,, 49, .- a. h.f s.t.rf hul Iarc home, that
l,e. pr ~, ~ s-,' 49,
t4tl M4i I'' pr "". -. d.. .. e.. C...1...
Jew iAtA were .'h 4 90 Wv '-'.. '''., -' 80
forces buf titl were lutei'i' 'N N' '-'..' A' A'
place to carry th,M 'o. a-l .,''' ~ IT, .'i , ~ H.