Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-06-02
The Feninm Raid.


to have proved a failure in every respect
their General being captured BY the T. s.
Marshal. and their forces being Il, Gated
BY the Canadians in every enga. u llrut
How strange II Is that brave men. aud in
| trlligent too. can be induced 10 throw away
both life and money in such 4 mad scheme
a. the invasion Of Canada. which has every
advantage and resource in her favor and
when our Government preserves the neu-
tralitv laws 50 strictly. This last attempt,
will III Alt probability be the last some
time at least. and Fcnian Generals and
those in the ring will have 10 devise some
other way To meet their personal expenses.
We rive below the reports received from
various points. with reference to the Fcni-
an situation
ST. ALR,Ns May -. Midnight.
The fcnian brigade di>bandcd to-day.
AMI mos; of them march for their homes.
Tile Fcnian~ hold Huntingdon aud Island
| Pond Vermont. This intelligence il OIL
cially received. The greatest excitement
prevails here. 4 number of Feniau- viii 20
to Malone in the Morning.
CONCORD, y. H. May "a.
Companies T. s u. Of the 9Th Regular T.
=. heavy artillery passed through Concord.
this morning from Fort Adams, destined
for Malone. They were accompanied by
Major General +. J. Hunt
Nrw YORK. May -.
Cen. Meade and Mcdowell Quartcrmas-
ter ten. Ingalls,, and Quartcrnastcr Van
Y Nlrt, with several >tah officers. took the
seven o'clock train sunday night, on the
/ Hudson river H. Il. In answer To quc>-
7 tipn a. 70 what movements were intended
+ by the State troops. Gen Meade said that
/ by had no settled plan ~ should takc a
look nj The situation ~ the front. ami be
guided by circumstances. If necessary.
\ arrangements Hall been made, concentrate
iug large force on the borders in short
tlinr. anu tho neutrality laws would hr III
forced At an hazards.
The following dispatch was received h,rr
hy -. Eoufkc la~t night from Gen. Glca-
4 ~un.
IR"tr RIVER. MAY r.
crossed the border ~ i've O'Clock this
afternoon with ! ,1np mru ana Win light ~
fore day light.
Signed. ttIA~pN.
Gtu Spear viii either cross tn CluaI.-
II, = >',H' P"'n'' hrI r'"i"'' ""'
'lN'I>NNIi' May 2'-
Ihc FruiIu~ la>t night were mitch more
aux iuu> than durin. the day one or TWO
secret meetings were held and public meet
ing> Will be- called tonight II the news i,
favorable from Canada to-day.
T"Eo<ro C,~Ap> May ".
Matters 10 thu nrighhorhpod nf liuntiug-
auu TILL mornin. are assuming i great Il al
u interest Gen. GleA>ou j. In command
~ thr Fcnian~ WHO Irr wen aimed THE
canadian forces are assembling and active
preparations arr gniu. on fnr a h.hf.
Troops have al>o been ordered back 10 Pig
cen llill in anticipation Of further trouble
i4rrr 4 small force No Fcuian~ ha> ai~o
appeared n Island Pond. All j. quiet ON
me Niagara and Detroit frontiers
Second Dispatch. lush. VI. \ dI>.Rtch
this moment received, SAYS that the Fcni-
abb, Near Trout Kiycr. commenced III al.
tlck this morning but were rapidly driven
hick across thr line Particulars a-r.r N-
prctcd soon.
Third Dispatch The f"niau, AZ Hunt
ln-tDn~ ami Irnut River. -nt ont VI tI4..
way A. fast a, possible after tn. irius com
mcnrrd. leaving their wuunIrd behind.
Gen. Gleason went BACK - \rw Nork II
disgust. Gcncral Starr a>>u;nn. charge.
\ !, Observation-Disclosures, ,
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,rn, i.ira ,yith r,,II,,r.t..rnrt- ! Kill.
4 Shall Et-,cr AMI 49, ,.r.,. IN ;,.
Th, cln>in., IN ,,in,t,. ,,T,,,.....,,......r r-
= Mlil'AIt' Keeps them orderly aud Hulrt.
Ar ih'h hINr \" money And ih" officers
niue although IL : CANNED tAHt - Nci!t
hA> $780," "r $780," n fch'An iuhdN
~ 4IN P">N'>Nloh. 'fhtral spear anu Ten
'fAi 'l'aNnli ana \. iFlh' VINO nave lnNt
arrived h'li = consultation ana hANt l.
Nued "IdriN l" tAe men I" 20 lht" camp
h'Ar thAl NA.A-e pir "F '"p hundred
nav "hrHeH Iht "faeT or nave Iell thr
, ,.t,.i.N', III
ABORTION IL tia. Canada troop. from uup-
tinetou back of that poiu. Nauv If the,
ln,nrxur... an earnest a..ir,. I'd on !, MA
lone. but thcy hay,. mo- money 10 nav their
fare and Ar. hot ukcly 10 leave 4, pr,.rnt
Tia n : Marshal has received a t,lr
gram from WASHINGTON that The. tny.r-
lutut wifi MT INV HI their TRANSPORTATION
home but that the cNpen>c must be- born.
~ 'h' >tAt' ''NtTItheh'. M "A> new,
unexpected. ~ AZ Time 81 III" other raId
hi NY ,fAtht I'id thr transportation
pm, n thr returning trhIaH> Col Mos