The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02

| the use Of large woOllen shawl found in
| public house. The Fenians say no depre
datiOns shall be permitted. The approach
OF a mounted Fenian caused much terror
and excitement among the passengers and
crew of the International ferry boat. to the
merriment Of lOokers-on upon the Buffalo
side. Notwithstanding the vigilance Of the
authorities in this region, the Michigan
is under steam, with ports open, and the
city swarming with Canadian spies.
ROCHESTER, June l, I2M.-About 200 men.
said to be Feniaus, left this city last night
with rations prepared by Fenian managers.
They had tickets for Rome, and probably
were destined for the st. Lawrence region.
They had no arms. Fenian leaders in this
city are very active and men will leave to-
night for the Canadian frontier.
TORONTO, c. W., June 1.-The reported
capture Of Sarania and Windsor, by the Fe.
mans, is untrue, Everything quiet in those
places. The military authorities here are
on the alert and troops are moving to ex-
posed points.
Boston, June 1.-Two companies Of regu-
lars lett here this afternoon for St. Albans.
under command Of Colonel Livingston.
4aAn additional detachment of about one
hundred Fenian left, it is supposed, for the
Canada border.
.. One thousand FIVE hundred men is the
alleged Fenian quota Of Massachusetts for
raised.
A Fenian cavalry regiment, under COM
mand Of Colonel Icortoris, late of Mosbv's
guerrillas, is part of the expedition from
TINS city. The Fenians say General Fitz
Hugh Lee will command the cavalry wing
Of their army Of invasion.
ST. ALBANs, June L. Three hundred
Fenians arrived here to-day. Thev are
scattered about town in groups of three or |
four, and have made no disorderly demon !
stratlOns. The authorities are taking every |
precaution against any disturbance. ANY |
developments that occur will be furnished. |
Several hundred more Fenians viii arrive |
here in the next twenty-four hours.
Boston, June LIN addition to the Fem
ian cavalry regiment, the third Fenian in
tantry, Col. Conner, 200 strong, have left |
tins city for the Canada border. Transpcr-
tatlon for the cavalry regiment was paid
through to st. Albaus by a citizen Of Boston.
Detachments of United States troops from
Forts Warren and Independence, and also
from Fort Preble, are under orders to leave
for the northern frontier.
BUFFALO, June I Reporters have return
ed from the interior and Prominent Head
Centre says from 800 to 5000 men effected
= -t-4lLAA III NtA4AtlAh LLlln IlpILs duQ are
hourly receiving aecessions both in Canada
and from this shore. They are well armed
and have six pieces Of artillery. Il is said
10 be general descent along the whole
frontier and that the Fenians have as many
rs thirteen batteries Of artillery in Canada
The Fenlans have telegraphed from this
point to various cities to BRING on the men |
and goods as landing had been effected.
The men that went from here were appa-
rently picked. Most of them are said TO
have served in the Federal or Confederate
armies.
No decisive action or even skirmish is
anticipated for at least two days, which will
allow the British troops TO concentrate and
he Fenians to fortify themselves.
The destruction of the Wclland canal,
Ind movement on Toronlo, is thought to
De their present object.
Head Centers assert that no pillaging
will be allo~ed. They don't make war on
he people Of Canada, but en- the British
Government Col. O'Neil is commanding
'ilicer, and is styled Commander Of the
rish Republic in Canada.