Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28

LuIOttSh HOIo tuio ulOIutnks run TUT
Adams, for Malone, accompam. d by
General F. j. Hunt.
LONDON, May N.-The Fenian move
ments in New York and Vermont on
the border, are still anxiously watched,
and the topic Is uppcrmost IN the
newspapers. In some comments, the
M0raiay Stdndtnd thinks the United
States has no motive to embroil itself
with Great Britain In = question 30
contemplate as the Fenian business.
TORONTO, May %. - The Fenians
near Trout River commenced an attack
this morning. but were rapidly driven
back across the line.
The Fenians at Huntington and
Trout River got out of the way as fast
as possible after firing commenced,
leaving their wounded behind. q = g
General Gleason went back to New
York disguised. General Starr Is as
Stunning charge.
ST. ALBANs, May 8.-rlie Fenians
that left for their homes last night
were Burlington boys.
LONDON, May 27.-The Ners refers
to the vigilance of the Canadian Gov
eminent, the firm attitude ofthe United
States, and the absolute imbecility of
the Fcnians.
As proof that further aggression Is
Impossible, the Times denounces the
Fepian raid as an abominable pillage,
and the FeniaIs rs murderers.
ST.. ALBANs, May 26.-One or two
hundred Fenians have gone into camp
near here, under orders of General
Spear. Government announces that
expenses of the Fenians must be paid
by State Governments.
1t is reported that Mosby has left for
the border with fifty picked men.
General Donnelly Is dead.
The Canadians are reported to have.
come this side of the line after the Fee
MAN retreat, and seized a piece Of ar
tillery, and abandoned arms and am
munition. y
General Foster Is said to have made
a demand for their return, and received
the reply that they could have them
only at the point of the bayonet.
TORONTO, May 26.-The movement
ut Huntington began at five o'clock P.
NJ. The Fenians, after firing a few
shots, took to their heels toward the
border, where officers, displaying re-
volvers, attempted to force them into
line, but without effect. No casualties
OH the Canadian side.
United States troops m advancing
from Malone. re'
HALIFAX, May 27.-Two more Brit
ish men-of-war are ordered to the Ash
ing grounds.
OaDENsRuRe, May 27.-Gen. Bren-
nan commands the United States troops
here. Detachments were sent to Pots
dam Junction and Malone. The Fe-
mans discredit the arrest of 0'Neill,
the man taken was personating
him, as part Of a plan of action, and
that he was seen yesterday.
ST. ALBANs May 26.-The Fenian
Colonel J. II. Brown and Captain Mo-
nahan have been arrested and held to
bail.
It's reported that Thomas Murphy
was captured by Canadians, and will
be beheaded tomorrow.
Generals Meade, Mcdowell, Hunt,
Ingalls, and Van Vliet are here: A
portion of the troops have been sent to
Malone, and many Fenians have gone
Others remain, marching about
the streets In excellent spirits, and are
supplied with considerable provisions
by Inhabitants.
Toronto, May 27.-The Fenians are
exported as leaving Malone for their
It Is rumored that n Fenian force Is
s gathering oil Detroit river. Ample
provisions are made In that quarter.
QUEBEC, May IA frlgate will be
here tomorrow with'the Sev~enty-eighth
from Halifax.
OaDENsBUIG, May N.-Seven hun
lred Canadian volunteers passed down
he st. Lawrence OH steamers, which
llso had two hundred tons Of ammuni-
lion, for the seat of hostilities.
Most of the troops ut Prescott are
ordered east, and the Government is
every available battalion to
the front.
LONDON, May 27.-Mr. Monsell, In
the House of Commons, denied that
there was any connection between the
invasion and Red River.
New York, May 2.-Six hundred,
Fenians left tonight for the North.
Rumors are afioat that the Fenians
captured two companies Of Canadian
above Malone. Improbable.
1t Is stated that the Fenians lost,
1t Huntington seven killed and several
wounded. ~
Two hundred Fenian recruits were
raised at Hoboken, and sent to front.
TORONTO, May 2.-Two steamers
left Sault st. Marie OIL Tuesday, with
for Red River, and will be at
Fort William to-day. A
CHICAGO, May 27.-Fenian matters
here show 10 new features. Large
arrived ut headquarters, and
here Is great anxiety to get news from
he seat of war. About five hundred
from this city and several
companies from Peoria, Joliet and 9th
n interior cities. passed through here
ST. LOUIS, May Pit is reported
hat the Emmett Guards have received