, 1866-06-07

from two hundred to two hundred aud flf.y
men. walked among them and found them
orderly, well behaved and retfcent. Snme
had tcrolyers beneath their coats. They Ia
&c. cra1 large, heavy, we'll loaded trunks, long
en..ueh 10 contain carh.nes. They ate break.
last at The refreshment rooms. and then with
their carpet bags, took roads leading to Fair.
fax and Fairfield 4 half dozen have stopped
| At the Weldon ard 9th Its at the fremont
and American, who make no secret OF taelr
| connection with tbs Feniaus. They nrc NJ.
donbfedlY officers. but not knowing for 4 GER
talnty, have no right to give their names.
This morning Mr. Spear. at the fremont,
| announces himself as "Brigadier General
spcsE, senior commander Of tho right wing ol
the Fenian army"
by those who address him.
! Gen. Spear commanded u regiment aud also
brigade Of cavalry during The war. He Is
| from Pennsylvania, L. tall. dEguifed, gentle.
manly, was educated at West Poiat, il about
afly years old. and has been In the United
States service thirtT years.
It is reported that one thousand men will
arrive tomorrow morning. Those which
have arrived arc not raEamut6ns and Eoughs,
hut we'll dressed as laborfng men, and eyi.
| IDENTIFY under discipline They arc portions
! Of regiments. I have ascestained that the
| Fcnian military organization Is complete
! that regiments arc numbered and brigaded /;
| tna9 tnele a5e lnlaatfs. artliesy ana eavalfy.
Is body nt St. John, another near Ronsc's
Point, and q gentleman rom Montreal In
forms me that volunteer force Is moving for
the enstcrn townships. :. .,;
have reason to believe that. II not inter
1eteo Win. thc Gpians ienoezVonsinG IN thls
vicinity will strike blow before Tuesday
morni1c. Ihaye conyersed with several b J.,
thono} rctirent "A Ia their fntenfiet1 move,
mems make M secret or thcir intant;nn IN
their operations: The men here act as II they
had been picked; they arc COOL. deliberate,
and old soldiers.
This IN s1so er1dept-that the hloE must ha
-,.,, fr,.. ~ s,.t - III Tha, ~" -. - "
and NJ ,nnst soon r, :bnrt II n,o1;a
ions.
The Fenian5 here assert that nearly all Of
fsh army are with them i5 heart. Thev tx.
naot Ia ,-.a oooor .tons IL, thair ront. rhacnHs
I'LL H.. ta.ss ~ ~ .t tS t tunns w.eneses
may be have no means Of knowing. Tiers
arc exaggerated reports, and hope and ex-
pectation and policy lead the Fenians t6make
1a'se statements t, but these Is reason to be.
,h smls9 tn91kana p ~ Mo1aa5, large poft'on OF
now THE ARMS WERE DISTRIBUTED At ST,
ALBASs.
[Conespnndenca boston Ad7ertl.er.l
mnrEsd as ,oss III % 81 snas o. "a is
suHe MaEhgu IN h.t s, 1lass, VIII ca1e, ana as
W u.me era oTTaC M f os "nlen ea
way BY The consicnees, hut today the au-
thorItfcs huyc been more cautious. md
scyeral boxes Of muskcts. n sahre or twn and
a .oI;I1o hove 1,.n4, co;,,5 ~ - ...t. y
- -. sH1u, t, Icy at ue.n seiHeu ~ sno asscnIs Oh
tn .ne coneo STATES aao sene oacS 10 baflans-
ton; e.,,ou,. .,,z.u.,,.z,aa4 ,u,,..
pears in the duily papcr of St, Albans. shows
The manner in which the Fen1ans mnnnna The
alstf1bnllon OF thelr arms:
AtHS, AIMS, ARM5l
FOR sALE,
nores sn3 tse1ts Sahrea chniea msrne.ctnrs. !.
t.a.binrs new a,,r; srrnnd hnr3. smi.h = W.
sons Firearms. Shot Guns. Saarp's kids. Sc.
errhoTern snmniee ~ nm: NAV r.: s,sn s a. aia 1h
stGa5. enti is'' ~ 4A'"AnS' '' .To,,x ~ r nnovr
x r,
zen. sWeenf,s frociaMnfion to the
People nj Canudn-1sAled at New
,aa1,,
aes4asAoS.
10 tho ieope OF british Amenea:
We come among you as tht foes OF Brill h rule
in Ireland. E1iled from that n1tire land Of ours
hy The oppression OF british ar1socsacy and iesi-
la1CH+ our psop4c nGhteH E0Wn 10 me eGot2TS ut
ehpr, or. worse, to that chatne Of 0veElment In
slftutlUne, the poor house; our countryme1 torn
from their f8miies and friends and buried In f0ye5
into the prison pCEs OF England and Iretauds pur
country subjected to for..lgn tyranny, which dis.
franchises the mase Of The lE1*h people and makes
poverty ard misery the sad EAle OF their condition.
covering our fair lind with raupers' g1ays. and
wretched hoses, eicitrg lon, the liberal m.nls OF
Engsatd hertelf tzprc.sinns Of shame for the Gov
eminent and INDIGNATION Tor the people.
We have taken up the sno ord to strike down the
cppr ssprs' ROD, TO deliver ireland from the tyran
The d-spoiler, the tobber, We have registered our
cn'hs upon the asaT Of cur country in tull view
Him "ho Inspired them. Then. looking about us
fot The enemy. we find him bere-here in your
midst, Whete he ts most vulnerable and convenient
70 cur strength; and have sworn to .etretch forth
The hattie has commenced md VIC pledge our:elves
10 all tie sacred memories OF struggling liberty, 10
follow II up at any to>t TO either Of tWo alern-
ntlsts-hc Eb< olue political independence ard l[-
ct,y ct 1teiand Or The demolii1on Of our armies.
tncee. aid Niah to have none but lhe most friendly
relations. Our weapons are for the Gppsc.sors OF
Ireland. Our blows shall be directed only aellnss
thr rpower Of England; her privileges alone shall
vest you OF solitary right you aoW enjoy. we
will astaL and aspcEsc only tho rights Tint are
claimed end enjoyed BY the Government Of Great
BrtsatE-fhc right 10 make her American posats-
srons the field, and base Of operations IN war
ii her pos. estions and turn hem against LEI In
are here :. the I,1.t srmr Of ,6etan ffe fr,enas
ol noetty asaihst d.epo'tsm> Of democracy against
9! tnt people sganst their opptea:o
Q! 'at nallot against the privileges Of class,
OF pfos1e's and deve1opuent agafnat right
snd Wong; to conduct mi! contest
according TO 'he 1aws Known l., honorable warfan:,
Ii GdH8eE WQEtlS Of tEt Atgb I'M ct WR am Tor.