The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-25
in Lynn, Mass and formerly resided in Lower Massa-

in Lynn, MAss and formerly resided in Lower Massa-
Thomas Smith, eighteen years Of age; born in Boston;
is an American citizen; Methodist; single.
Fenton Holmes, aged eighteen, single; Methodist;
born In Yorkshire England; was ten years in the States
George Howard, aged sixteen; Roman Catholics born
James Powers aged nf,een Roman Catholic; single;
Edward Galligan, aged eighteen; Roman Catholic;
sngle born In Sligo Ireland; was fifteen years in the
states; late residence in East stoughton.
Edward Carroll, twenty-one years OF age; single; Ro
man Catholic; born in Dublin Ireland lately resided In
: Michael Crowley, aged twenty three; single; Roman
Catholic born In Clownakeity, county Cork resided in
Hyde Park, Mass, one year as a farmer.
Edgar Rogers aged thirty seven, wldower; one boy
alive, Methodist born in village in Harpersvile, State
and eight months deserted from the Third regiment,
Company r. heavy artillery deserted from Swanon 7h
June last
Torrance Mcdonald aged twenty. i've, single; born in
Erdre, Scotland resided in Waterbury State OF Con-
necout eight years. served In tho American army three
years and four months, and discharged In
quence OF wound States no religion
James ReaTdon, aged eighteen; sngle Roman Catho
lie; born in Boston, Mass. served three years in the
United States Navy.
The parade OF the Canadian forces on the Champ de
Mars last evening most impressive and attractive
military scene far surprising, am old the review on
the occasion Of the visit Of the Prince Of Wales. More
than seven thousand troops OF all Of the service
passed before Major General Lindsay and Mayor Starnes
The all closed, the day being officially set
apart holiday for the repulse of the Fenians from
this soil Mayor Sarnes delivered gratuatory address
Major General Lndsays order of the day has the follow
ing significant paragraph relating TO American aars:-
While the good faith and frmness OF the General COM
mandng the United States troops the frontier had the
effect Of preventing the assemblage OF armed men, and
while in the end the long threatened attempt at invasion
proved miserable failure, yetsthe Major General feels
confident that the volunteer force have only one regret
that they had not the opportunity Of driving from the
soil Of Canada those misguided men, who under the
imsy veil of socaed patriotic feeling, would have car
red war into country with which they have no pre-
tence OF quarrel
An important Fenian arrest made Cornwall,
sixty miles above Montreal to-day, in the person OF
Colonel Crotty, of st. Louis late commander OF Fe
nian regiment the frontier He arrested in the
full uniform OF colonel OF the United States army by
Colonel Hawkes. and Major Bergin, Of the Canadian
volunteer active force duty at that point.
Colonel Crotty was taken on Gleason Lock, on
canal miles from the town. and is conaned In
the Cornwall Jail with Michael Murphy, also an ncar
cerated Fenian. Nothing has transpired as to what
Crotty's business
In the matter of the Annie Mckenzie and the alleged
Fenans 1t is expected that further examination viii
be had on Monday
Merritt the Ogdensburp forger. formally brought
up yesterday and further rcmanded for eight days.
The American Presbyterian church was dedicated here
to-day. Rev. DR. 8 w. Fisher President of Hamilton
College preached the dedication Rev. Theodore
L. Cuyler, Of Brooklyn, occupying the pulpit Thu
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