The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-27
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From the Gold Hill News Of last event,

From the Gold HUI News Of last evening
New YORK, May q. THE Canadian
| news causes great sensation. Eight thou
sand men are represented to have left here
aid as many more have since enlisted.
A rumor says that Fnzhugh Lee is to
| command and also that seven hundred
United States troops started for the border
kilograms from ST. Adams state that the
Fenians entered Canada from franklin, w.,
attacked Frelighsburf, and defeated the
Canadian militia in a skirmish, with loss
of several killed and wounded.
BOsTON, Nav 25-Reports at headquar-
tiers state that the advance guard occupied
Pigeon Hill, the Sixtie;h rifles falling back
without firing gun.
The Grand Trunk Railroad is torn up for
qnite a distance. to capture the cattle train.
OGDENsBukG, May 25- Five hundred
Fenians aud one hundred wagons. With am
night. Four hundred more are at Water
town, and number at st Albans-estima-
ted At 800 to 800.
Col. Moseby. the Confederate guerilla, is
in Canada, organizing a force of cavalry.
MONTREAL, May 25.-The Fenians are at
Front River, Huntington county, and intend
to cross. Six hundred volunteers have left
for the front.
The six,y-ninth regiment is expected
from Quebec.
The Fenians at Pigeon Hill number three
thousand, and are throwing up entrench-
ments. ID.
The Prince Consort's Own Rifles haze
gone to the front with the Montreal volun-
teers, to attack them.
Prince Arthur goes on Col. Russel's
staff. The battery artillery has gone to the
front. All other troops in the city are ready
to move. 1t is thought the military authori-
ties will not attempt to check the invaders
near the borders, but allow them to come
some distance into the country. to get a
good chance at them. s.a.
Toronto, May 27.-News is received that
General O'Neill has been arrested by the
United States authorities, and is now lodged
at st. Adams.
The Fenians attacked the Home Guards |
at Cooks Corners. but were repuised. with
several killed and wounded. No losses on |
the Canadian side.
ST. ALBANs. May 25.-The Fenians cross
ed the border at noon to-day, under command |
Of General o Neiil, and were soon surprised !
BY a volley from the Canadians, who were
beside the road. The fire was re-
turned, and sharp discharges KEEP. up for some
time. One Fenian was killed and one
wounded.
q. S Marshal Foster and his Deputy wit
messed the skirmish, and shortly afterward,
when O.NeiA had gone to the right of his
they arrested him, notwithstand-
ing his refusal to surrender, and be was
brought here in a carriage. He was taken
before U. s. Commissioner for a violation
If the neutrality laws, and in default of &c.
700 bail was committed to Burlington jail.
The arrest Of O'Neill has fallen like vet
blanket on tie Fenians. and reports from the
[ront tonight say they are badly 3emoralized
The Fenians fought well, but they are evil
lently not reinforced ss expected. There are
lot over 500 men about the scene ofthe Skin
nish, VII . .mmun I on for four tines that
lumber has been provided. 81, Ii
It is reported that many are returning to
/. Adams. About l20 arrived from the .
'outh tonight.
Unless heavily reinforced, the movement I
ill Be- 6xzle. Later inioraatioa says that I
70 Fenians were killed nd ITO wounded
Ne Of he fae0es - Lieseeaane Moray, Ell
|ostua. 4 eeopany q United Ststee AxfilrI
y arrived Aess fsa Hl.easkit4. nj ndss u