The New York herald., 1866-06-04

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Foryseventh with seven companies OF volunteers and
two batteries occupy the entire shore opposite hers
10 repel any fresh invasion from this place.
BY order OF General Grant, General Barry has had his
military district extended, and It embraces the
northern frontier from Lake Erie TO Oswego large
additional force OF regulars have been ordered TO report
to him here. portion have already arrived Previous
TO General Bary's advent commander ON this From
tier concert Of action had been agreed upon but by
the complete system OF arming tugs and pckotDg the
nver the Fcnians have been frustrated from reinforcing
and making any further advance upon Canada from this
point.
Fenian General Lynch, Of Chicago arrived In this city
at ten o'clock last night from the West and took CON-
mand Of the here reinforce their friends tho
Canada side These the men who were turned
back. nt
The Courier gives the following list OF killed and
wounded in the engagements which Is correct as
bo obtalned:- n
Edward Sculiy Of Cincinnati, killed.
James Gerreishty, OF Cincinnati, MORALLY wounded and
Michael Porter Of BufAlo slightly wounded,
Michael Bailey, Of Buffalo, wounded In the brcast lies
At the house OF Mrs. Stanton.
Thomas Gilborn, Of schuykil, Pa, bayoneted in the
Michael Mclaughlin, Of Cincinnati, in the eye.
John Lynch, Of Ohio, in the thigh
y. - Welch, Of Indiana, slightly. tf ws
Thos Rafferty,, OF Cincinnati, In the abdomen
Thos. Maddox, Of Anderson, Madison county, Ind, in
James Kogan, Of Louisville, KY, in the ankle
John Ryan boy Of seventeen years Of age, Of Terro
Matthew trou.y, Of Cincinnati, in tho hand
Michael Keefy, Of Tennessee, In the arm.
Michael Rafferty,, Of Louisville, in the arm.
Lieutenant Colonel Beaumorth. killed.
Captain Richard 9. King Port Coborne, welland bat
over to Bunalo and leg amputAted BY DR.. Miner
John Haversop OF Port Cobornc, welland battery in
John bradley Yelland battery, in the knee.
Malcolm McEachem, Of Toronto killed.
Chas suysden, Of Toronto. mor!slly wounded.
Vim. H. Wander smifsen, OF Toronto, through hip.
In addition TO the above Second Lieutenant Finnegan
Of BufAlo, was wounded. Seven or eight mum Of the
Bunhlo regiment were seriously wounded. Five OF the
Seventeenth Irish regiment. from Kentucky, were
wounded apht#
The Fenian loss abou. twenty I'VE The British loss
10 about Afty among whom were largo number Of on
cen
Tho news from the Eastern portion leaves no doubt
that the main attack will bs directed towards Montreal
About ten O'Clock this morning auoahes wing Of the
Thirteth reg ment left Montreal for the front
The prisoners still in the open fiat boat In the river
n the stern Of the Michigan and as far a. can be
learned orders 10 their disposal have been ~
ceved. The commander Of tho Michigan thinks he has
got an elephant" on his hands. -aaf
Il 10 understood That portion OF the British troops
tho opposite shore have been ordered 10 other points
The Fenans killed At Ridgewsy are sti unburied on
tho Aeld II i5.aaa aHsas
There 10 an unauthencafsd report that a. many Ave
thousand Tenians have left Chicago I g-ra
General Meade fn Du6aIo-'Ths Fenian
A Movement at Fort Erie Considered .
Feint-Ottawe the Obteetlve Poiat.
ata THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DEsPATcH.
BrYyAIo, June 3, 1893
Major General Meade has just arrived in town, which
fact considered confirmation Of the seaismes that
general invasion along tho border is contemplated.
Il Is considered by ihoss In command here that ths
movements in this drecson only foint, while Tho
main attack win be made In the direction Of Prescott.
with the object OF moving otawa and capturing the
Canadian seat Of govsrumeoe t4
The Henians In town are yet undismayed, and say,
!" We Will have the place yeti gsaea aff