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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
Feeding Hogs.

A practical farmer of Chester Coun-
ty, Penn, gives, In the Germantown
1eie0raph, his method Of feeding
hogs, and the results of his observa-
tons We extract the following from
his article N"' ''
e9" ! would namel City per cent. in
stead of twenty-five as the difference
between letting the. pigs. feed thems.
selves and feeding them in a proper
manner; between letting them grind
their own corn and having it done for
them. a.ft
For feeding purposes, / prefer the
breed known here as the Chester
County White, and to them my expe-
rience is mainly confined | usually
have my stock hpigs dropped some
time in the tenth month (Oetober),
and wean them mt four weeks old
after which feed oa milk and corn
meal, as much MS they will eat up
clean, fed at different times through
out the day, say every three or four
hours, My experiences convinces me
thatit is best to feed all my young
stock little at n time, but that little
often, and that with this manner OF
feeding they will show much greater
rate OF Improvement than when they
consume the same amount of food in
three feeds per day. Els
During the cold weather / mix the
meal with warm or hot water, and in
just such quantities as will form one
feed; as soon as done feeding | mix
that for the next feed, which when
the next feeding time comes, will be
found TO be thick mushs and in order
to furnish enough moisture, will have
to be thinned with warm water. OF
course, this mode of feeding only APP
plies TO pigs when they are small, and
during cold weather. ms soon as the
weather is warm enough, the feed can
be mixed with cold water, and in
larger quantities; but l. am not sure
whether IL would not pay to continue
the hot water all the time.
During the summer, and when fat
tening in the Fall, / use two barrels.
or half hogsheads, and in this way |
am able TO keep the slop mixed for
three or four days before use it, and
allow it to become a little sour; if the
weather is cool little may be left in
tue nogsnedu 10 HSSlSb III Lnc SOuIluR
Of the next batch. am well salts
fled that four bushels of ground corn
fed in this way, will make as much
pork as ten bushels of Rsheiied ears,
fed by throwing it on the ground, or
too often on the manure in the pen.
Fed IN the above manner ! think
one bushel Of meal Tone bushel of
corn, will make Que bushel Of meal al
ter the millers toll is taken out
should Ike six or seven pounds Of
pork, which at present prices, would
cost from ten to eleven cents per
pound, + | have fed pigs which /
thought made ten pounds Of pork to
the bushel of corn; but | have also
fed those which did net make four, so
that I would feel safe in naming from
FIVE to six pounds as the average
weight of pork which should be made
from one bushel Of shelled corn.9
| have found that if | allowed my
pigs the range of n field of good
wheat stubble or second crop clover
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
TETRAM NELSON,

u. -. AUCTION EHS.
Has permanently located his Auction
Room at
No. 50 MAIN STREET,
domestic the washington House)
ness; TO the selling OF Merchandise, Wng-
ons, Carriages, Horses, aud Real Estfte
Auction Days--TuEsDAY, THURS DAY and
SATURDAY OF each week Cash advances
on consignments. Refefs TO all the CHI.
zens OF Evansville who know him. vii.
give his whole time To his business. aplS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

RroashtIron rlpea. old AIaterIals Iloal

i've have the facility OF the best Ma
tniery ana Workmen, and Will give all
Mh entrusted 20 us our individual atten-
In MI orders promptly, warrant our
S0rk, and charge reasonabie nr.joes
uHlcT ana Fuundry, corner OF First and
.Jeet streets, Evansville. Ind. slf bHH .Is
81 NJ, R.-~Woflsnen sent to All i,arta IA N 4
up work and do repatriaa ST t.ilrF 80 rs
feb20m HCHUI.TZIf, TRUMAN A GO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

Subsoil blowing furnishes a strong
evidence OF the value of deep plow
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
SALES ROOM.

Main Street, opposite Court House. {
dry near mouth of Pigeon Creek
pE-Orders solicited.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

It stood close by where on ieathefn hings
The gate swung back from the Efis@y
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
Fenians Gathering on the Eastern
Frontier.
OVER THE BORDER.


ToRosro c. w., June III 30 r n
Al six O'Clock this morning startling intelligence
reached this city that the Fenans sx hundred strong,
commenced crossing M For Erie n three O'Clock BY
means OF canal and steam tug and by ave O'Clock
were all safely landed and In possession of Fort Erie,
which evacuated by the lookout party two Of whom
were captured
They immediately. on landing hosted q large green
nss and beneath its folds gave iusty cheers for The
Irish republic.
The invaders cut tho telegraph wire TO preven, com
muncaton with the interior, no. only at For Erie but
Suspension bridge Thcy overlooked one wire st the
bridge however which s stu intact
The Grand Trunk oflcials, on the approach OF the
Fsnsns run on four locomotives and all the rolling
stock tbey could got hold o.
This intelligence was published here at seven O'Clock
and created the wdes, excitement among the citizens
and the troops who Just embarkns for Port COL
borne az the news received
The bulle,in boards Of the newspaper ofices are
surrounded BY eager crowd, and tho most intense
excitement ls prevalent among the people
The military authorities Al once seemed 10 arise 10
NEE, the emergency and In fsw minutes the streets
were covered with uniformed and armed men huryns
TO the general rendezvous for orders
The Forty seventh regulars left this morning, ~ we'll
- detachmcnn from other commando
Il Is said Of The artillery viii also leave for the
Niagara frontier and that The cadets Of the Military
School win be brgaded with the Forty. seventh.
The cadets contain many ex soldiers Of the United
States army who delighted the prospect Of again
taking the neld
dc-paich just received collection of re-
mans AZ 4 Adams moving on Montreal
The general impression s that Fort Erie IL merely
oupied N q fent 10 . land invasion by Osdcnsburg
or It. Adams and q naval advance from Chicago upon
The western frontier.
American neutrality II severely censured, and people
declare the government s 10 eolsslon with The 70
mans
General Napier and siAn are very active, ana grea,
entbuaSm erisssd among the troops when they len by
boat
sany hundred citizens bsde the men good by on the
dock, amid loud and enthusiastic cheers
The mail and other bosu the AXE viii be used
70 ship troops
Report says that the entire volunteer force Of The
country -ii At once take the asld
despatch says large body isf Baraio va ,bs rv~
road. marching On clfon, this morning.
Refugees from Fort Ere report The ssss,ns es, f1ss.
vines bridge, Of she Grand Trunk Railroad, Eve miles
sect cf Fort Ere
N. reports from Buffalo that ssrnIs and windsor A..
esptsrsd are fass,
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
THR FEHIAN ARMY IN BUFFALO.
Their Plan or Operations Adopted In
That Cisy-Arrtvai OF various Detath-
nsuts-piovv They behaved. tk~.

ilfOfu the bNralo ktpfNAi Nay 81
Last week General bssrny, stb oihsr fshan nib'afy
plan of operations snsly discgssad here afsglsd
and arrangements perfected for eAruins 4 inso ~ e.
ton Immediately.
on Monday or Tuesday evening ~ lat seek a coInfl
Of war waa held aud les stllng eortpn@i shtl thfse
O'Clock ia the morning sepsfa Swfeny dscaAfea 'tAi
something must BE- done, or Ntempi@i v , dNts ~
Canada whatsoever rs result 10 of5r W fese NO tfasr
and all belonging 70 u from fa.raee -.
Hs desperate arggmena pfwfalled AgAHnM lfsNse
oprsitlgn and when the cognri broke ", the ~ hs1
been east tho pfcgramms ~ cansdsn hfAion iA1 eas
the orders for snking pfohosnef1
preora oy sRxs~sfLfr,sy lrcriosnrHfn1,
The nrsf business - have bfsn TIE -
rnsut " dsIots of arm si ohvenisni polnm Sf@
tbs sar III nanagea. Ihs aEett there hAS besn =
sirus,ed 70 ADVERTISE nais ~ military reaF 80 aGi
.agiuf~nis In ofasr tts rreFpoa Anf stfasq
} r,eh property az sie ua1sAes - ~ trr9Hiqfrf
ne m sgrdsrstaod ~ insrsc'ioas fs~i T. adttfts4
and ibe mssksss q BE- hahda wefs tsiffd ~ asf"h'
m HsffAo .hsrs wn rnoss csisns@. 10 ys inf9r, wnh
oct sSy positive kna~isegs, Non - MftfhssfNsnA
lsh Isd aygaf.d ~ sssstaa d@yt bMAt e tlr emD*
~ ths ,4prss snrSonei1s peFrnbfefy sAl4 - nat
sss. fs~s ard tgnn atafiai sipftl, ~ Y y NAf ~
s'on sr4 comm tsi1a how, sct % s11 ~ Fsan
street, tndsy nlorrlSs Jsas l. - W eesSen. - 4
eognt u ~hem Y pasy cc1esrp-
oar rssetiers flsiis4 M ODaJs essatl sh's'si -
psdsv 10 psfssh u lsfgfnssoa tss wsts ssaaf~1 hi
th@ Dores n msssfts rtssss &e hat 80 tue4 8fsati
-oal1 not " op<osf ST. fffsy sns "a 80 re~sg
sns- Eoshins shste,sr ys ~ - ~ sstiHg, nass :
tsfe, pstisru, ~ tsiBs - ~ s4f94t~nsf fvtf ff~
eisnt H. fsesfnwsnd thsm ta : pTfstassf
one 80 cl ~ Ofara tsiaN itt s4e@i ts~vsa fN T.
died wHh iss8aa&Nls b0fst. sNrtasni -
tsessi sisA ngsssS srs.sh a. ~
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

EVERY KvYoRr TO Bg MADE nv rue GOVERNMENT
TO PREsgnvE STRICT NEUTRALITY.
wAsmsoros June !, 1900.
The reported Invasion OF Canada by the fenAns has
created considerable surprise aud annoyance Official
circles Tho government has boon spprissd OF all the
Of that mysterious bodyihcr plans, copies
OF their correspondence the order ~ General sweeny Tor
the concentration Of troops at Bursio the number cali
bre and kind Of arms shipped for the purross-ani
have been in constant communication with the Brush
Minister ~ well the Governors of all ne border
statea In relation 10 the matter Every effort has been
made and will continue 70 be made, the part Of The
government ~ tho United States 70 preserve str "a
neutrality between this county and 0rea, Britain. and
70 prevent any invasion the par % citizens pro
tended citizens Of tho United states into The province Of
Canada
despatch from Toronto 10 British subject IN this
city says that tho opinion prevalent In thai ssctlon
Of Canada that the movement u the Fsnlans upon Port
Enc IN merely demonstration, and that they cannot,
neither do they erpcci 70 accomplish anything N that
quarter Tho despatch further says that TIE arrange
ments in Canada gill bc found fully equal 70 sny smsr
gency.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
STEPHENS OPPOSED TO THE INVASION.
He Will Issue q Manifesto Den0unclng
the Movement.
Sketch Of 0'Heill, the Commander Of
the Tenian Forces.
&c. DC. &c.
THE INVASION.



BUvvALo, June l-s A L.
Notwithstanding tho vigilance Of the authorities In
shis rcgiJn the United States steamer Michigan being
sadcr and having her porss open, and the fact
regiments Of Fcnians crossed Canada last night
Including the troops from Kentucky, Tennessee and
Indiana regiment from Ohio and regiment from this
ely.
A. this point they crossed In canal boats drawn by
tngs and when nearing the Canadian side sent up wild
lrsh cheers, with the green flag floating
Colonel 0Selll, OF the Thirteenth regiment Of Nash.
vElis, rs la command nj Fort Erie.
largo humber Of persons viewing the sight from
ths shore
Colonel O'Nen threatened To bayonet man who at
somptod 10 appropriate himself tho use Of large
wooden shawl, found In a public house.
Ths Feuians say that depredations shall DO per.
niited.
Tho approach OF mounted Fcnisn caused great
end among the passengers and crew OF the
International ferry boat tho menment Of the lockers
q upon the BufIao side.
All the telegraph wires TO Canada cut tho Can
adam sdc except those via the Suspension Bridge
The agent Of the Associated Press has left for the
scene OF operations.
Il n reported that the mail agent fred upon this
nsrning, he crossing in a small boat
Tho PcnIans arc reported marching towards The sus-
pension Bridge, twenty-five mes from here.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
MoSrHxAL, Juno I, $50 r. N.
FENIANs MOVING TOWARD CANADA


Ospn~SDrR1, June l, 1860.
Tho detachment Of supposed Fenians which eft New
York last evening arrived al Potsdam in due time by
train They under excellent subordinaton the
way and ro,sdam quietly broke up into small squads
aud after brief time retired 10 dream Of battle nelds
the morrow large force thst bad previously arrived
we're hardly 70 bc noticed, 90 closely they kept 70
quarters
Tncrs has been no Fenlan eruption here. The Cana.
dian authorities viii permit no 70 land on their
sde Of The to night that tho fsryboa, here 10
laid up and Communication with Prescott and tie night
trains on the Grand Trunk Railway cut on
There other of var I'D ngs OF Invasion
10 fright the souls Of Fenlan sdvsrans on the other
SIDE OF the water yet
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

bEsEFIVN bFIN3Ft JlDE 100.
Al midnight last night the authorities Of clifton op
poste hore we're advised by telegram from the United
States District Attorney Buffalo that the FenIans
on the move Later intelligence ~as received announc
ins that force varousIy estimated at from Owe TO o..
,esn handrcd, had crossed the river at point the
northern outskirts OF Bsslo and succeeded 10 capturing
The undefcnded town Of Fort Erie
II appears that the crossing was effected under cover
OF the night by q feur canal boats and two steam
iuga The feet was said 70 have made too trps which
would have crossed . thousand men, which probably
tho entire fore 10 Canada in ibis vicinity The 10.
vsders we're supplied with arms and ammunition ths
American sde ., The moment u sutarksiion, bat
they were al ununiscrmsd- n 10 said they we're
sammandsd bv General o'Hsin lsAs . eolopsl 10 ihs
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.
The Fenisn uesdquartsr.-The ssnt1-
me n 1 = nd prn.uafta Of ihs In Ia

The F.nIaa uesdquarfsrs-The sens1-
mems y nd Prospects of the Inssdsrs.
The excitement smobg the Fenlans ani tn ellnsns
generally, occaa,oaed ~ me srring from ms
borisr yesterday. indeed abnss The Orr, dsspa1h.
announcing ,he occupation q csnaasn territory together
Win lhs reported capture u lmgo,sst r-, u ror,
Eha and tho cutting ~ iho telegraph -1es created
profound ssn,aign and csrfsiiy snfgnss 70 The
community. Then a, de- 4ieh after esspsoh arrived
AMI balistnei these lsslis gaze ~Ay 70 sr,,e-
asni ant ball~lBs ~ the various newspsp
,fos9ed from lhat time un lbs approach n nshs
rendered TIE denpatohe. iiisg bie The sisrBoon
sdlt0ns n hs ns@Epaaer IN sss, as.
mad An incident occurred a. Ne HsssLD bsiisun
sbsai ans ocioss tLs sffrnoan, shieh sl.o.sa TIE
dssosil % u classes = ~ pagaaiios. yoaas
man, 9TH iof~ma manner forced be -Ay tbfosxh
e esosd sns having rsaa a. hsasns y tbs bsiissB,
erela mel with strong NhEisA irsnx n b. secssi.
Il ssa ihs rsasss 80 ~ lhsr ih'sss Get Thsrs
va agitation ~ ~ mToas The ostudsr "a y she'd
foagLy aboBi called atsss 80 a. ktsissh ce~Absy.
ssd 80 900 go y - usfs rspid Tsos thsa
that :, shkh h. strrosshef Gsusuiy ,hs ero~ds
0ere orssry saa rsspecsfa, hsrsva aEf showed htus
dtgssiAsa 70 ,srbsisnss - disgfdsr
a. fYr ths sentiments. ~ EsEsfai feeling ~ tho
aasrrans fstmes 70 ~ iHaiSFfpsss. spathy o. mp3s
rAio syn.psiAy ~ the dlathaFsed wgalefs aymgatby
as4 ~ ths lfisA Americas sA fs- stevsioaa symps.
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con 30 n8ther issa. W shalssu fastoa 40.
f4nss In ths ssiosas I've health ~ gsnsfai gwseny
sna III. nss n ~ efsss asd fsr ,Ae hfs
tine n many ra9slia there sy9enf~s ~ gensius
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The New York herald., 1866-06-02

the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Tho company
ofone hsndred good sawat men, and viii proceed
rect 10 the frontier under command OF Captain william
0Bren formerly OF the old Second New York volunteers
Tho command will leave tho city without either arms
uniforms. They nnc body OF men, and VIII i'm
prove the opport mites connedd TO them Fifty boxes OF
muskets shipped from hcro today, having crossed
from another point and well forward 10 their
destination.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
General swseny Up To Ttm-.

IFfDm The Toronto TfAdrf, Nav bl
There 10 suspicious gatbsrlns of Zen ans "a
Buraio bot nothing alarming has yet been e.ssy.d
By them. What their obiocs may b. IL yet very
paln but II "a probably 10 carry ost General h1seDys
ysunt la the winter that Jefoy> ne 1T of Nay
ia ns AtH toTs n - f,ia'.f bio~ will b- struck
upon of the posssssions % England ~blch ALL lasi
% The n cdom ~ counifv Tho 'sun NAY
rose this morning, AID unless Fsoeny hgnies uy ha
lesions be will fail 10 hs boasitngz
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

Quite number d Fsuisns lsn tbs city last evening
and This morning, some boasd est aud ,oms -sst
onesn eorneeted 18th the novsmen, tssly engaged
70 Forwarding mors msn. Quits an sscpmsSi prevails
here 10 regard 10 tks Fsnan norsnents
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

MONTREAL, June !, 1s6o
The greatest enthusiasm and confidence prevail here.
The whole volunteer militia force Of Montreal has been
ordered TO DO In readiness 10 at hours notice
force Of volunteers has been ordered TO 81. John
Immediately The whole regular force Of the province
is under orders 70 move at q moments warming
The volunteers exhibit the greatest aacriy proceed
70 the 'front.'
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

Tsor jsus IL eeioes y n
rbs eompsny sf Pertains rslsed 10 ths eisy has com
plsied ~ orsnniss,eu sal issve fos ,hs u
s<tos Va the uala esTiax tAs eitv a evs etso.s W
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
Fcnfans EN- Routc-A Fight Among
ThemscIves.

Themselves.
ELMRA, N. ", June I, 1854
Tho Fifth Maryland cavalry regiment and part OF Tho
Fenian army OF invasion, under command Of Colonel
Dennis Donahue, passed through this city day,
route to ogdensburg. They number sixty men.
While waiting for the eastern train they fell to lighting
among themselves at the depot No deadly weapons OF
any kind were used. Many had their heads damaged,
and blood freiy. Most OF them are young men, and
many in the rebel army during the war They had
with them Fix cases Of mussets and eight boxes OF
rations and ammunition marked III d Hackley, Potts.
dam, 81 Lawrence county, They very en,hus.
astic and saugune OF succcsR
report from Corning says that six hundred Fenians
passed through that village to-day roue to Buffalo
Tho from Canada created much excitement
among the Fenians here
PoUGuKEErsrE, June ], 1885,
Seventy Fenians, fully armed passed through here
the midnight train last night Their destination
revealed.
WATERFOWL, June !, 1863
There acccssions the train Of Fenans from
this place when they passed through this afternoon.
There only one hundred and Nifty two hundred
men on the train. About ATTY more passed throagh
the train tonight
United states Regulars Leaving for the
Border-Departure OF Fenians from
Boston, sc.
Bosros, Juno l, ls68
Two companies OF United States regulars ef. this
morning for st. Albans
An additional detachment Of about hundred Fe-
mans also cft-t Ia supposed for the Canada bordI
Fifteen hundred is tho alleged Fenian quota OF Mas
sachusotts for the present enterprise.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BosroS. June I. 1850
tvvor NJ rho foft for
this morning from Fort Warren and under
command Of Colonel Livingston.
The newly raised Fenan cavalry regiment under CON-
mand OF Colonel Tconoin late OF Mosbys guerillas 10
part OF tho expedition from this city
The Fenians say that General Fixhush Lee win CON-
mand the cavalry wing OF their army Of invasion
They further say that the blow will be struck early
next week-probably on Monday.
THIRD DESPATCH.
Bosror, June I, 1906
In addition to the renian cavalry regiment the Third
Fenan infantry Colonel Conner, twelve hundred strong
has left this city for tho Canada border. Tansporta
ton for the cavalry regiment paid through to 81
Absus by citizen Of Boston.
De,achmcns Of United troops from Fors Warren
and Independence also from Fort Prsbls, under
ordcrp 70 leave for the northern frontier.
VouRrn DESPATCH.
Bosros, June I, 1900
Major kahon, who served during the In the Ninth
Massachusetts, regiment, has been commissioned .
brgad,cr general 70 command the FeniAn volunteers
from this sato and will for the border
morning.
is supposed that about two hundred and my Fenisns
left by the northern train tonight
Heavy Movements or Arms and Ammu-
milton.
CNnsyAu, June ], 1894
The Commercials Columbus Ohio dcspa,ch says that
four hundred and Nifty thousand rounds Of ammunition
we're shipped from that place TO New York and one
hundred and my thousand to Chicago and thirty thou
sand muskes 10 Buffalo, within a few days, which ia
reported were Intended for the Feniana
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

despatch from Prescott reports the Fenians collect.
ing at Ogdensburg, and the people expect kind OF
an attack tonight.
Three regiments from Montreal 60 10 tho Lower
Canada frontier
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
ON THE BORDER.
Our Buffalo Despa tches.

Our Buffalo Dispatches.
BUFFALO, June TO A. n.
Railroad officials from Fort Erie report that the
Fenans have torn up the track in several places, have
burned down some buildings back Of the village and
seizing all the horses within their reach.
They have taken twenty-five thirty prisoners but
these we're released parole after fcw hours deten
ton.
At twelve O'Clock the Fenians started down the river
towards Chippewa
All communication with Canada Is now cut or at this
point
The United States steamer Michigan stationed oppo.
site Fort Erie and commands the river
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
Fsnisns Leaving Rochester.

About tvc hundred men, SAID 70 bs Feniana len this
city as, night with raons prepared by the rerIan
sre, They had tickets for Rome and probably ~srs
destined for the 81 Lawrence region Thsy hsd no srna
The Fcnlan ieseerx in this eI.y very setiys, ssd
more men vi leave 70 night for The csnad a. frouilsr
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

fysiAs CAxr, June IL NJ
One ihoasnnd Eve hundred F.h.ans, commanded by
General o'NsiL crossed Niagara River from Buffalo at
$50 NJ, and captured Waterloo and Fort Eric, tore
mr small portion of the track Of tho Buffalo and Lake
huron Railway and the telegraph wires leading TO
tss Canada Inferior.
They then moved down tho Niagara river towards 3
Chippewa, haitlug at this place. where rumors pro
vailed during tns forenoon o. the advance Of Canadian
troop.
Breaswo-ts have been hastily constructed and At this
bour rcprls OF the Canadian regarded 10
important that drums are beating 20 ana troops
s~scmbiug IN line OF battle Shots heard IN tho dts
saaoe man jus. came IN wounded IN the leg.
skirmishers pushing 10 the front. Flanking
column arc moving out he doabIe.quck and every
preparation being male for engagement expected
upon a doubtful rrmor
The American shore rs lined with spectators; crowded
sugs and small bouts ayinE up aud down the river
There tremendous all along tho frontier
But measures have been taken prevent comnanica
usn between the two sides.
Tho United States steamer Michigan lies at Black
Rock opposite AID full view OF the Fcnlan lines Her
gnns hring salute Tor General Scott this forenoon,
frightened the Canadians for a time of their vita
Tn Fenlans are thoroughly armed, bat uniformed
snd lack ing suppcs
There arc runors Of another crossing Of Niagara with
artillery tonight