Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-31


with the Goth Rifle Brigade.
United States Regulars Take Posse
sion of "A Fcnian CamP-GIeasoI
DonnelIy and Others Arrested.
| MALONE, May 30.-Flanagan and HI
l gels hotels where the Fenian officers stoy
are in possession of Gen. Meade, who hs
| ordered the arrest of the Fenian officer,
and Gen. Gleason, Col Lindsay, of Ker
lucky, DR.. Donnelly, of Pittsburgh, and
Captain by the name of Malone, have bee
marched to the guard house. The Fenia
camp has been seized by the United State
troops, and one hundred rifles, four sabres
and one hundred revolvers have been sc
cured, with eight arrests. The Fenian
gave up their arms after a short search b
the Lieutenant in command of the regu
lars- The boy who piloted the soldier
$was assaulted by the Fenians but wa
aescued. The Fenians arrested will b,
brought before eUnited States Comlnis
sioner to-day. United States troops art
on the border taking Fenian stores, arms
and ammunition. ae ~ se vs. ~
Murphy Turned over TO she Civil
o Authorities.
Col. Boggle and the sixty-ninth British
have have gone to Quebec, and the volun'
teers now hold the Canadian frontier.
Military matters will assume reality to-
day, when a regular will be tried for alb
sence without leave. Prisoner Murphy
has been turned over to the civil authori-
ties in Canada, against the wishes of the
volunteers. Robt Gallery has to be added
to the arrests. Father Mcmahon went
into the country to avoid arrest. Loco
motives with open trucks are kept ready
with steam up night and day at nearly all
the railway depots where troops can be
sent forward.
Sarnia is protected by artillery from
London and infantry from that and other
districts. tH
Ottawa FxciLed---RumOrf that Miu-
ister Thornton has Demanded his
Passport.
Ottawa is in state ofterrible and unde-
fined excitement; there is much sensation
because of a telegram from Washington,
that Thornton has demanded
his passports.
The Grand Trunk brigade was ordered
to turn out yesterday, and all the men are
ready SO they could be shipped for any
point in sixty minutes.
Canadian Raid on the Uuited
States.
There may be trouble about q field
piece that was taken from the Fenians,
while in their possession on United States
territory. The facts are, that fire was
opened by the Fenians on q knoll 120
yards from the line, and that the home
guard made a rush down the hill, shot
down five Fenians, captured the gun, and
with it to Pigeon Hill. There is
not the slightest doubt but that they
crossed into Vermont territory. The fact
Of the shooting of those last Fenians was
not known generally, as the guards kept
pretty silent about it.
Attack on the WsIIanG
Canal.
ToRoNTo, Nay 3O.-Dispatches from
Buffalo say that there are in that city about
ifte en- hundred Fenians, who express their
to make a raid in some
ocslity, but being without organization or
any person capable of leading them, no at
ack need be feared. This opinion is from
-ource generally considered good.
: nm. Port Colburne people expect that
II. II. ut will be made to break Welland
~ a - there are plenty OF troops in
ana ou there is really not much
la' 'iolH' |s ~ 0,,o. Nass Of any such. under
.king. ,,,, v
he Red River ExI
mendOus FL &c
Three hundred Red river troops aua
ne company of regulars are unS''4 mS
ere ready to move to Port Colbo-pe VI
Isewhere if occasion requires. Inc t'7o
iver troops we're to start for Fort WAsam
o-morrow, but will now probably ce &C.
aimed as precsution- r
A tremendous fire swept over tract OF
,oods near Fort William at Thunder Bay
n the 18th. The burnt district is on the
QUITE of the Red river expedition, and VIII
i've some trouble in making a road.
Threats 20 Lynch O'NeiII
ST. ALBAxs, May 3O-A few Fenians are
till lettering about the Etr6ets, but leave
or home as soon as they obtain money to
,ay transportation. Coils. Brown and
Iurphy are still in jail, unable to obtain
,ail. Many Fenians believe that ON6Ai
to be arrested, and threaten his
ife if an opportunity presents They still
lain that he has large amount of money
collected from hard earnings Of lrlsb Ia
,orers.
Feniam Dispatches go Canadians
Cnptured-CrOssins the Lines ut
Buffalo and Detroit
NEW YoRK, May 30.-Dispatches that
: reported to have been received at the
Nenian headquarters, stating that Col
Allany advanced into Canada, and cap
ured go prisoners; that troops were
rossing at Buffalo and Detroit and
general movements along the lines to-
light and that Mosby was at Malone
for move. These improba-
lie stories created much excitement and
brought in quite free subscriptions and
ome recruits. Forty men, It'll represented,
eft the city this p. N. and three hundred
md ninety tonight for Malone.
The depots, however, to-day were hlied
With returned Feuians, nearly alldeStitute
md hungry.
ST.. ALBANs, May 50-Gens. Mcdonald
md Ingalls, returned here tonight from
Malone.
BUFFALO, May 30.-The Kenian lead
ers from the Middle States and the West,
were in council here to-day, investigating
he late disaster, and adopting measures
for reorganizing. Although disgusted at
he miserable failure at st. Albans, they
profess not to be dispirited, and claim
he organization will steadily pursue its