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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-10-20
LATEST BYTELEGRAPh.
I'D THE w AR.
FOREIGN NEWS BIZ THE CABLE.
bnE ,iiaIfsI5g-I ---O--
Commencement Of. Peace Negotiations.
NapoIeen'sl Investments In New York.
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Flag Of Truce from Marshal Baxsne.
Successful Serties Made by the French,
.sIs~s sEessAo-z--
Capture Of Treasure and War Material.
opening Day Of the Georgia State Fair.
t-tssAa.f F'r -o---
,cessfaI serties Made by the French,
Capture Of Treasure and War Material.
Opening Day Of the Georgia State Fair.
MIDNIGHT sIl DISPATCHES.
ENGLISH NEWS.

Naroleon.s InvestmeRts-Peaee speeula-
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8 defeat of Schenck, he
I, and was glad his oppo-
Schenck lives in Il DEM
'ble by his popularity to
iority. In that district
and in some way the
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
FENIAN MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.

The Fenan heart beats low, and 10 longer is
the shout of victory heard III the Irish camp. II was
sad day the Boys III Green when their great leader
was persuaded that coach ride would be good for his
health few days ago the "palatia" edihce OF Van
dernilt on Tenthsve. and Thrtieth-s hlied with
soldiers bound the 'front.' they come back again
discouraged and penniless Saturday wac the most et
day of the week at the Headquarters in Tenth-st.
Although the passaae- ways and anterooms were
crowded little business transacted. No men were
sent TO the front Saturday evening There was great
complaint because the people were 30 backward IN
responding TO the call for funds
During the afternoon dispatch was received from Mr.
Davis the District of Long Island who was sent
on to last week. saying that no more mon should
be sent on until more money forthcoming. This dis
patch read and many OF those No anxious u 20 10
t front left the building evidently satisfied that there
was no chanc Of their transportation To the scene OF
operations. The gentleman who had promised 1900
yislted quarters Rnd ssald that Wien tAe ky Vp
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

ment win not provide transportation for the one thou
sand 10 fifteen hundred Fenans remaining Malone and
yicinty. and Gen. Meade is of the opinion that the
railroad companies must do this at their expense as
they received full fare for bringing them here The Gen
eTal reports that they behaving very we'll are not
disposed to violent and only desire to return TO their
houcs. He is confident that there win be further
frontier at the nglorous termination OF the movement
THE FEN1AN "wAR" CONSIDERED AT AN END IN
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. May 29.-The Secretary of
War and Gen. sherman report no news OF importance
from the Canada frontier and that the Fcnan war is at
an end.
FENIAN BRAVADO IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, May 2S.-The following Fenian
bulletin posted and distributed in this city on Friday
HEADQUARTERS p B., BUFFALO
EVERYTHING PAvORABLEi
Feuian Army at Huntington, II Miles Beyond The Line.
Another column advancing from Pigeon Hin
hCh,Ifs CI GOING % IT, TO THk FRONT BY EVERY TRAIN.
'Ano'n' trembling As, 'H5 Ro5.,. B0p'' notwithstanding
V f A & a " saT q tSS r d9Ssao 4oe % Sq G 70 6% S at H"'
British Gold Controls Lying TelegTsTs Ard sGbsdrcd Press
The Sympathy Of Every Tft< 1merionn Is Win You
FENIANs WHO DO NOT READ THE NEWSPAPERS.
SYRACUSE, May 29.-One carload of Fenians
from the West passed through here tonight at O'clock
bound to the frontier.
THE FENIANS RETURNING HOME.
CONCORD, N. H., May 29.-Seven carloads of
Fenans passed through the city this morning on their
return from the war.
FENIAN RAID FROM DETROT-THE ENTIRE FORCE
CAPTURED.
The Detroit Post of Saturday morning says:
The advance guard of the Fenian army reached Wind
yesterday morning, via the regular ferry five cents
over and back" 1t consisted of solitary lTshman in
state OF patriotic inebriety His lae is Patrick Elnn
and he halls from Ann ATbor He slept last night in
Sandwich JAIL and that will probably be his posoffce
address for time 10 The ignonni0us capture
of this advance guard happened thus He had no sooner
ched the soil of Her Maesys Dominion than he was
spotted for Fenian by the lynx-eyed redcoats. The
buge sounded the garrison of the town TO arms ana Tor
a short time the greatest perturbation apparent
Patrick being too much intoxicated TO carry himself
erect speedily surrounded. A valiant cavaryman
captured him. He was searched, and no arms or nuni
Ons of found secreted upon his person. There
found upon him, however card or membership in
the Fenan Brotherhood and certificate that all his dues
are paid With this damnng evidence against him, he
was hurried off to Sandwich JAIL and there he now is.
1t stOuty maintained that his gun is secreted some
where in Windsor, and searching parties were busy
during the afternoon securing nook or the town,
looking for it, At advices il had not been found.
This capture added fresh fuel to the excitement which
was already atfcver heat in the town, and telegram
was at once sent TO Toronto for fresh troops.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
CANADA STILL EXCITED AND IN ARMS-THE CAP
TURED FIELD-PIECE,

MONTREAL, May 29.-InfOrmatiOn is received
from the West in Montreal that the preparations for
descent upon Niagara extensive than had been
imagined and entertained that the Fenians in
that locality will be before the Government is
ready. Toronto has looked upon the whole affair with so
much indifference up to yesterday, that no thought of
danger to Western lines have been entertained. Nearly
all the available volunteers East have been called out
with the exception Of the battaons further to the rear
and these are ordered be in readiness for call The
Toronto artillery and infantry will be ready for active
service tonight The 18th Ighanders Will probably be
stationed at Quebec for orders Cornwall II protected by
the 5th Infantry ottawa is garrisOned with the Goth
Rifles brigade
Locomotives with open trucks are kept ready with
steam up night and day. nearly all the railway dep0ts
where troops be sent forward Sar1a u protected
bv artillery from London and infantry from that and
other districts The city Of Ottawa Is in state or ter
rble and underlined excitement There is muCh seusi-
ton because OF "a telegram from Washington aunounc-
ing that Mr. Thornton has demanded his papers. The
Canadians still burning for real hot standup neht
They are "a bitter in their feelings as possible ana really
seem to thirst for Fenan blood The Grand Trunk Brig
ade was ordered be u readiness 10 turn out YESTERDAY
and all the ready. They could be shipped Tor
any point in GO minutes. -
There NAV be trouble about the field piece that was
taken from the Fenians while IN position on United
States territory The facts that fire opened by the
Fenans on knoll yards from the line, and that the
home guards made rush down the hill; shot down hVe
Pigeon Hill There is not the slightest doubt they crossed
into Vermont territory. The fact OF the shooting Oi thee
last Fcnans, not known generally as the Guarus
kept pretty silent &bout 1t.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MAY 30, 1870

quaintance with the "shaun voch; :" but she, he,
IT. or they las the may be) successfully do all
tney say, they will have their hands full may add that
the Colonel Booker TO whom reference Ia made in the
lrst song commanded the volunteers at Ridgeway on
the LIST OF June, 1866 His horse got frightened the
rder dd,and made celebrated flank movene MT result
ing IN court OF inquiry. The "galant Colonel" then
went into the auction business and horse for SALE
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

The deadly balls whirIisg by,
The Queens Own 4" fell with groan and cry
" Cool Lord I'd give ,be world n
Were safe at home" said Booker.
lie prsnced and galloped everywhere,
He wheeled and trotted 10 the rear trdrt 4.
While every gallant volunteer
Nas shaking in his boots with fear.
Chorus, &c.
oh, never say the Indian breed
Bear of the palm for wind and speed
What dusky chief could take the lead
Prem gallant Colonel Booker
BID him bnng forth, by day or night.
His gallant Queens equipped for fight;
Mac General John O'Heil in sight
AMID row Of hAyonets bright.
CHoRUs-Then give the word, and 0i OF OF
See how they'll hy the Penian foe,
See bow they ply the beel and toe,
The Queens" aud Colonel Booker.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

his song is set TO an old tune great fayoTte during
the rebellion OF 1881
ONeil win again.
Says the Sham Voeh
And hen bring ten thousand m
Says the Shaun Vocbt;
And with powder and with ball.
For nghts wen loudly call
Don't you think they'll hear ~ al
Says the Shaun Vocht.
Wen tear down their hauntiDg rag.
Says the 81 haun Voeht,
And wen hoist Irsh dsg.
SAYS the Shaun Voeht;
Old Ireland shall look out %
When she hears our battle shout
And again OF heart be stout
Says the Sham Vocbt
And the fsg we bear in hand,
Says the Shaun VOcbt,
Shah float Ireland
SAYS the Shaun Vocht;
And the heroes from their bars %
Where they goan meath tyrants sears, %
bee 1t tSiBed with freedoms stars
Says the Shaun van Voclt
Then be strong Of heart and hand,
SAYS the Shaun van Vooht;
Cry " God save Ireland"
Says the Shaun van VOebt
Our day s coming fast
To avenge the bloody Past;
Sukel the strong blow and the laStl
SAYS the Shaun NOcbt
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The committee on federal relations.
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Dailn Argus.

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-16

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Open Sores and unhealed Wounds,

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Where it il Used7

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-16

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