White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-07

Quarters are coming in very fast. many Of
them without the slightes. foundation.
The city press are issuing specials
! hourly. The note of warl,ke prep arations
il everywhere heard. The frontier has
not been invaded at any other point up
to the present hour. An engagement on
the Niagara frontier is looked for to NOR
row.
SYR.cusE, New YoRK. June 1,-Quite
! number of.Fsnians left this city yester-
dsv afternoon, and this morning some are
bound Fest and some West. Oaicers
connected with the movement are busily'
engaged forwarding more men. Q lite an
excitement prevails here.
ELmRA, N. Y. June 1.-The Fifth
MARYLAND Cavalry regiment and part OF
the Fenian armv Of invasion. under com
m and of Col. Dennis Donohua. passed
through this city to-day. enrouts to Oy.
densburch. They number about 600
men. While waiting for the train east
they got into fight among themselves At
the depot. No deadly weapons OF any
kind were used. Very many of them had
their heads badly damaged. and blood
ran quite freely. The men are mostly
Young. Many Of them were in the rebel
army through the war. They had with
them cases of muskets, s boxes Of "a
lions, and ammunition marked H. D.
Hackley. Potsdsm, st. Lawrence Coun-
ty. They were very enthusiastic anil San
guine Of success. aHs 80 - t. '.-
Report from Corning SAYS that 600
Feniani passedshrough chat village to, d,y.
en- route to Buffalo. The news from Cam
ada created much excitement among the
Fenisns here. ." I'd -f
DETROIT. June 1.-AIl qniet hare. In
tense excitement aud activity prevail over
the river. The militia are rapidly gather
ing at Windsor. Cannot learn tha, the
Feuisns in Michigan have any hostile in
tentions against Canada. Two revenue
enters are at anchor here. steam up, ready
to move at moments notice.
BuFFALo. June 1.-Two companies of
the 65th New York are guarding our
arsenal; but there is no dangerrof the
Fenians troubling American property.
They ssizs1 number. OF horses belong
ing to the Niagara Street Railroad Com
pany that were psstured on ths Canada
side, hut when informed that they wsre
the property of nericans, the horses
were returned. -s. .,Itlirv g-- f1
"A dispatch from Port C olburn states
that there are lots of British troops there
and more arriving. The Grand Trunk
ferry boat has been ordered from Buffalo
to Port Colburn. it is surmissd to convey
troops from there to some other point.
AT 4 o'clock the Fenians were within
six miles of Chippewa Everybady ex-
poets battle to night. The uprising
here resembles that of the Americans
when Sumter was 6red upon. s
WArERrowN, N. Y. June There
we're no accessions to the train of Feniana
from this place when they passed through
this evening. There were only from $50
to 200 on the train Ahont fifty FIVE
more passed to. might on the train.
BosroN. June l -M,j,r Mahon. who
served during the war in the 9th Massa-
chnset's regiment. has been comm issioned
as Brigadier General. to commanl the
Fenian volunteers from this State. aud |
will leave for the border to morrow morn
ing iaat<
1t is supposed that about $50 Feuians
left by. the Northern train to night.
MoNTREAL. June 1.-The greatest en-
thnsiasm and confidence prevails here.
The whole volpnteer militia forca OF
Montreal has been ordered to be in resdi.
ness to move at an hours notice.
A force Of volunteers has been ordered
to st. Johns Immediately. The whole
regular force Of the Province is under or.
ders to move at minutes warning. Thr
volunteers exhibit the greatest alacrity to
proceed to the front.
New ORLEANS. June 1.-Fenisns are
making arrangements for transportation
Of a number Of ths Brotherhood to the
North BY railway. to join the invading
army. .;i1ot g. vsI isis -N,ra Il
OGOENsBURGH. june IA detsch
ut supposed 'Fenisns, which left New
York last evening. arrived at Potsdam in
due time by ths train. They were under
excellent subordiDation' on the way and
1t Potsdam. They quietly broke into
small squads. and after brief time they
returned in line of battle trough the
ields on the Moresu. A large force that
had dlpreviously arrived were hardly to be
noticed, = so closely are they kept to Il
quarters. =; -f, . sire .ss' r-7f ny
There has been no Fenian eruption
,ere. The Canadian authorities will
,ermit no one to land on their side Of the 6
1ysr to-night. SO that the ferry boat here !
s lahi up. and com munication with Pres Z
:ott and night trains on the Grand Trunk
Railway cut of. ri'v zr"-i.! ~. '71. I
ALBANY. June 1.-Seventy Fenians, :
ulfy armed. passed through here on the t
Midnight train last night: destination not
evealed. srs7ilN 1.h-e $40
New YoRK, June lit is stated d at ,
'enian Headquarters in this city, thltstbe
ommander of the expedition against
]anads. just undertaken. is COL O'Neil. /,
fhs Fsaisa uSl,a.hh, through q all al
he Provinces. and are understood to be :.
citing in concert with their brethren .
rom, the Americnsn side, This. it is : :,
imposed. will tend to overthrow the con- y
dence Of the authorities in, any endeavor !,
D resist the invaders BY the aid of the q