The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05
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reformed fam Point AiIe apj.a halls. BE-
loa lower Blae Rock The bead ID lhe
Feamu column, 500 strong. bad reached
tlai point Nine wagons leadyl uilh am.
munii9a and arms putcagd them. They
declare i.ai ihey sal ohac, a crossing De.
tore daylight.
NeN York, Jane /
The Ftnians are only awaiting ihe ar.
rival u artillery shipped from Chicago
They are tell posted as 3 the number o..
posed to them aud lave accurate charts Of
ihe principal Canadian deiences The L..
5. steamers 90 lake Erie are on the alert
to prevent their crossing The plan d a.
tack is sand TO BE the cutting Of the Grand
Trunk Railway, aud an advance in Two
divisions on Montreal aud Toronto.
New York, June 2.
A dispatch from Buffalo, dated mid.
night, states that tbs excilemcnlthere and
on tie opposite bank If tie riyer Is intense.
Canadian women and children were
docking 70 the Americas shore
The advancing army u this point con.
sis,s Of lhe llh Tennessee, 7th Kentucky,
18th Ohio. 9Th Buffalo, aud detachment
from Indiana.
AT s, T. NJ. detachment u 800 Feui.
ans moved down the river ,oward Chippe
wa.
1900 British troops are reported 10
have arrived at Suspension Bridge
From the latest accounts The Fenian ar
my was preparing TO move into the inter-
Tor, An attack IS considered certain.
Toronto, June ?.
The fghi opened This forenoon at Ridge
way, c. ",
IIostilities were commenced by Gen.
Peacock, commanding the Queens Own.
He now says that unless reniorcements
are received Immediately he viii be oblig
cd to retire.
4 number had been killed on both
sides
Last night tie forces At Fort Colburn
were Augmented BY the arrival Of the
Toronto Uayetstty Company
Early Ibis morn & tie troops took train
to Ridteway, under coumml of Colonel
Denis, having goue On an expedition down
the river three mlcs from kidgeway Sta
tiop.
The Fynians we're cncamped in the
BUSHES.
The column al once attacked them
the Queens Own firing tie drsl shot.
The fghl now became general, yolun
teers driving tue Feuians.
A number were killed on both sides
Ii Is thought that The volunteers viii
al least hold their own until the arrival Of
the regulars and artillery.
STILL LATtR.
II is reported that he British troops are
rctreaing from the 4 dgeway fight.
Washington, June 2.
The British Minister is said 10 have re-
ceived dispatch rom Buffalo this A. NJ,
to the effect that the Fenians broke camp
at 80 this morning, and moved 4 miles
down The river. They had four cannon,
appear 10 be half starved and dcmoraliz.
ed
Phila Iephia June 2.
The Eaqeirr and Leadcr Of this city
have received the following telegram:
Buffalo, June 2.
10 he Eeaiaas Of p:
Redeem your promises aud oaths. Ev. |
cry man TO the front; TO the place desig- |
mated in my telegram.
Now or never, for Ireland
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Head Centre.
Gov Fenton Of New York is to issue |
proclamation Of neutrality and order ~
regiments to preserve it.
A Montreal dispatch says The Fenians
have stolen the arms seized at houses
Point and are to attack Isle au Noix also
that the Z. S steamer Michigan prevents
the Fenans from reinforcing Fort Erie,
against which British troops are advanc
ing from Hamilton.
4 New York dispatch says all Of Gen.
Meals GU. s. army is 10 be under arm.
for any emergency.
QuEER GALLANTRY.-Th Bellows
Falls Times says;
It is reported to rs that a young gal
ant() from a ncighboring State was tax.
ng pleasure ride with a young lady Of
his village q few days since, when his
horse became frightened aud ran, and ,aid
young nan Jumped and cleared tie car.
.iage, leaving hs lady alone in her glory
With more pluck however, the lady seiz-
"a lhe ribbons, and with a little aid from
persons that happened to be in lie street,
oon brought up safely. 1t was after
wards asccriained that no injury had oc-
.urred to the Young man except serious
ent IN his pants, similar 10 one in Gov
.fafrV'S mantle which "A Is said Wae Maid