, 1870-05-26

Ffsy men Of the garrison Of artillery, and tWp
guns Of leld artillery, leaSe this afternoon for
Prescott
PRESCOTT, May sa-A large force Of volunteers,
Including artillery, is under anna here
MONTREAL, May 21-Latest dispatches received
state that the Fentaus are at Trout River, In
Huntington County, intending to cross Six hun
tired volunteers leave for the front at noon- The
Eixty-nn1h Regiment Is expected at O'Clock
from Quebec. Fcnans to the number Of coo are
at Pigeon Hill, and throwing up int1enchmenta
Colonel Russell, and Prince Consoft.s Own Rifles
have gunc to the front With Montreal volunteers,
to attack the Entertainments Prince Arthur goes
with this regiment On Colonel Russells stan.
Captain Osborne Smith, In command Of Totun-
teers, goes as the advance guard-
Fcnian movements wil1 not interfere with the
Red River expedition
Great satisfaction is expressed at President
Grants proclamation
MONTREAL May ga battery Of artillery has
tust left for the 'front.' and ali other troops In thecy
are ready to move nj q moments notice The vol
rnteers all respond with the utmost readiness. It
s thought that the military authorities will not
attempt to check the invaders near the border but
allow them to come in Eome distance In order to
get good chance at them
OTTAWA. May a5.-Intelligcuce is received that
| fighting has actually commenced between tho
| troops and Fenians at Pigeon Hill
TORONTO, May 23-NcHs Is received here that
/ General O,NelIl has been arrested by the United
States authorities and is now lodged tn St Albans-
The FenIan attacked the Home Guard at Cooks
Corners. but were repulsed with the loss Of sever
al Killed and wounded. No loss On the Canadian
| side
NEW TORK sToR1ES.
NE~ 3oRK, May 2t-Sews from the Canadian
border creates great sensation here. The Fenlan
t headquarters are Dearly deserted The number of
| men who left here Is stated at 5000, and 1t IS
claimed that 7,o0o or 5000 more enlisted to-day.
| Runor BARS Fttzhugh Lee 1s to command the the
Fenlans, and has already gone to the front. 9th
er Southern officers leare here tonight for Can
ada
The 1atest report Is that 100 United States troops
hare started for the border.
| NEW YoRK, Mag 2a-About 1,008 Fenians left to
day for the north, IN parties Of 10 to 20 each
Friends Of the FenIans make the number much
| larger, md Say that 10000 men hare left
New York and It's vicinity since last Sat-
urday, aud VIII all lind arms and am-
| munition at the frontier. The Fenian
| headquarters we're thronged bT departing war-
rIoIs and parties who have bills to collect A ru-
NOR Is circulating thai the Fen1an Treasury Is
empty, and that the expedition may fail In conse
quence. The Fenian leaders expect to take about
thirty thonsend men into Canada from the
United States, be Joined there by Irish rcs
tdents OF the Dominion, rho haye
promised their support. They think that
II they can establish themselves near the frontier
for two or three weeks, that q large number OF
Irish1nen would Join them from New York and
ether cities, and that they would hare an army Of
one hundred Thousand men in .FerJ short
time. 4 gentleman who arrived from Montreal
says that Iarue military forces are under arms,
and the volunteers are confident Of using the Fc-
mans for oznaDentiug trees be1ere the week Is
out. Business is greatly interrupted, and many
ahpps are closed.
at Governor 9 Island, but there have been no
marching orders, and the Fenians do not expect
their movement will be interrupted by the United
States Government
FEARS OF SEIZURE.
ROCHESTER, y. T., May ea-The British steamer
this morning, and left Immediately, her oNners
fearing seizure By Fenlans.
81. P1C1, MINI, May ga FenIan session was
held here On Monday evening, General McA1ahuu
| presiding. Large numbers Of the clan are a.1tv-
ing daily at Duluth, and preparing for campaign.
General Ac31ahon left for the latter place yestel-
day. This Information comes from reliable
source, but is not generally known.
The wE11ASp CANAL GUARDED.
| NEW foRE, May 25.-The Times Buffalo special
reports the United States steamer Michigan at
Port Co1borne, to assist In protecting the Wellaul
! Canal. No doubt the Fenians are concentrating
near Malone, and will probably cross thence into
Canada. -....
Cs11ED STATES 1aoors CxpKg ORDERS.
oswEGo, May GA company Of the First
-nlted States artillery stationed at Fort Ontario
are under orders to move Immediately
PROVIDENCE, May GA company OF the Fifth
United states artillery, at Fort Adams, Newport,
Is Ordered to he ready TO move
.. WANT OF HARMONY.
NEW 1aRk, May 25.-FIom what can be gather
Cd In We1'n1ormed Feniau circles, 1t appears that
General oNen hae sent orders to al parts OF the
country, ordering the soldiers OF the 1 r. 4 In
this city and the Eastern States to meet at St. Al
ban. and those Irving West to move east~aros
t1ward Malone-al to assemble tn the neishbor-
hood Of the sew York and Vermont frontiers It Is
said the entire movement is made against the wish
esu the present Executive Council anu Legislative
branch OF the Fenlan Brotherhood, and contrary
toethe Judgment Of the members. President
ONeIfs Cabinet we1'-known and Jealous FeuianF,
say they have WORK for yea1s In gathering supplies
Of arms and ammunition, which during the Last
Elk months has been sent 70 the Canadian border
all NOW to be fr1tte1ed a8ay and Wastel In the
present premature proceedings. Dissatisfaction
Is the consequence, and disaster and defeat ere
expected. OnlJ about 600 men are said to be
marching On Canada, and that Is FenIans only
left this city on the II o'clock train On Monday
evening.
The officers In command Of the present raid are