New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16


r9noeTlants without suspicton ana game over to
Ordensburg 10 get combustihle material, Fort
Wellington was to have beer burned and sur
rendered by irish soldiers.
The Feuians ia Montreal, Kingston, Hamilton.
and Toronto. were to srtse smu taneously, and
several Irish soldiers members OF the Fenan or
napiEatiun We're tpspike the batteries at ST. johns
and ChamDlev sdd render them unit tor use. IN /
ninety davs Fsniaus assert that they would have |
euougb arms through secret sources to have cap |
tured Montreal.
ET1E SECOND INVASION OF CANADA
,,o,,o,, 1ro enscioI diapatch TO the |
,.oi5 ~ ii,.a5 G. Aibans VI to-day has The 7
s tGt,S,G, -" YOU W.
nh a5yanca 1eft Hvrnte about 10 o'clock yes
., ~ bant eSo etySno armed most of them. |
;,I gits Harbines and sabres They were aIl
w is,l rnon5 If CnI ConIin Inst afterward Col
e. Si,je raginent II 3nh man fnllowp5 and
go r., t,r,, snceaeded NV Eonner,s regiment 400
,tEan, Thsse ION man marched to n snot n mile
sYS abolf bavnnd FranIlin a distance of seven
raiiaS and a hSlf reaching there abont balfnast 6
ninIock
y ma snot wbere the halt was made was on the
slab CIV road a miie south of the frontier. An
bn,,r bafore tbie lime heavy rain set in which
nTevailed an bonr or more. The men were com
TletelY drenched and the first shelter thew found
was az the snot Indicated in two harms owned nv
onp JndTe Hubhard Here thew spent the nirhf
Tha men were rather short of r8tions all last
night
After ennannino. a niciet conpany. under Capt.
Havnes nf Boston was thrown ont to A line three
mics ovar the fontier A few nirkets nf the
Brtsb we're eneonntered and few harmless shots
erchanped
Snnn9rting eomnanies were sent for and Cant
Greepfs and Tant ConneIlts comnanies we're sent
for, INF nothing more Was seen Of The militia,
This morning a line was formed in force at "A
o,elock and march was resumed, Colonel Conlin'3
Tegiment in ADVANCE Al honr later The army
rrossad the line ana at the opportnne moment
Sooai Gni;1 ,ntI,Traa tho baenfifni green fao Of
Ireland. which was presented 10 the brotherhood
Nv tbe Fenian ladies' Of Maiden Mass, The men
rSSyarantialIv patbared ground IL and greeted its
fo1dS a. tbay tSaya5 dafsntv over Rritish soil with
r;agjng cLearS The men also with heads mn
Covered solemn1v declared thai Il should never be
torn from Them While a snark of life vas left
oyoonrr tha,1 n aafen5 IL An olnnp the road the
cbearSS NJ the Fanisns rasonndad
Tba march vas contnned far three miles further
IN to,var1 Pigeop Hill n small settlement where
it Is the intention to throw M intrenchments and
await reinforcements from this point before any
further advance is made.
The advance was reinforced this morning by a
| Connecticut company, sixty strong, who made q
forced march from Franklin.
| The advance has now about ten thousand rounds
of fixed ammunition, and fourteen cases were for
ded from Franklin thisforenoon. large quantity
| of rations also went forward to-day.
| General Spear Joined the invaders Just before
they crossed the line, and was enthusiastically
would stick to the flag so long as it waved owe
British soil and all declared tier firm intention t.
/
DO so. -. ca.
p. 'o ii Is We htss p Gs ~ ~ ~
Hage tis sue ~ ~ Is ~ ne tb
sttateslc pols nilo mlii Ue ; VI
was " 1n0Ig NJ VII ~ 10
1--WE column from Mdlone' new 1orh, OF Iua
vicinity.
THU eS te ~ III, into IT. the hands Of the Engzi
forces viii he death and thew are firmly resolved
naver n be taken nrisoners Their morale il
astonisbing whan we consider tbe nrivations IL
1850
stain from everything like Vandalism and bav,
the ntn1ost resnect for the nropertv Of nrivatf
I citizana 11aki,ig var onlv nnnn The Government
| TbaD sra con sSav,bo+ disc n1ontaJ In not fndipc
nrovisions and in mot heing able To live off thf
EEasidants e. Far os INC a5yance hoe haen roada
the residents have almost tn n family evacnate(
tho conntrv sbnt m Their bonses ana driven of
ali +or cst;la bnrppos ana otbsr I've atocL a.
tbat fora ,;rs. Z girnos+ 5aholl1 fnti,e
-,
RETURN OF THE FENiAN AhAf--dEN' sWEENf re
LEASED on PARoLE-HE ISSUES Al ADDRESS uRG
ING HIS SOLDIERS TO RETURN HoAE-ARRlFAL Oh
GEN AEADE-ouTHAdks BY BRITISH sohDlEhs-
FENlANs CAPTURED AND SHOT.
=, Especial dispatch to the Chicago 5lmesI -, .
| ST. ALBANs, W, Jnne 4O.--I1e Fenlah Ialu OF
Canada from tins section Is ended. Inc remain
are al oack, excepting lew stIagglers.
9enera1 SWeeny mas pee3 Recessed On l paIo pc
ana also Colonel hehan' ana they nave ISSUED TN
ioti0"s ST. ABRAMS Vt June TO-
Roberts Prss;dant FanaD F2rotberbood 1ef Rover,
New York:
Send no more men to the 'front.' the stringen
measures OF the government have rendered success
Impossible at present. Promuigate TINS lmmed
ately T. W. s"EENf'
HEAD9uARTEas, army OF dBE,L Ls6
To the Senior ouioer with Troou Of the ARM Of ireland
Malone, Potsdam, etc.
6lr-ln view OF the presidents proclamation
and the stringent measures adopted by the Unitet
States authorities to prevent reinforcements o
supplies reaching our forces on the frontier, an
destitute as we are of war material, and not like
/ to obtain any, under present circumstances, tn
general commanding the army OF Ireland instruct
me to inform you that he considers 1t his duty t
J direct you to avail yourself OF the offer OIL th
$ United States government to furnish transports
slon lor your qlcsrs sna men 70 s1er Eespecuy
Gs si5 % sie nj TN
az present. Ahe geheIai 1esiS oe
! 49, ts,l vn ~ AZ a A. y 49, ~, S1au ~ ~
u9 " dle ~ Ism Snatso'st lTa ~ ~
G fS NV "'oOA"ou 'loln Wy tne PeoPle y u
oni' "a 9 naSg 1o,,,, .In,,,,,
y Nosf1oiII 20 ~ Soh go WEE aE5 a.
Gov oaga opr;na5 in , r,U ot o,,a w ,ov'n
i ,nss q ~ VIA LAY iaU ''e""s' u
wa be Prtsb t az te
III b u me- 4L 40 ~
On tne se . ilree eii1as On VI
siuS ~ NC @ anu IvGn tie M oaunaa ~
I % anu Iii anu tb
! s sH1 'i0J ooiu i' n0oi 'ii0 ii0' VI III
J siae'
! THE FINALE OF THE FENIAN INYAsloN-RETREI
n OF THE FENlANs FROM PIGEON HlLL-TF
~ DECENTRALIZATION OF THE ENTIRE FORGE co