Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-31

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Overland Dispatches
ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL AL NEWS sr
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISx.l
DATE. TO YnsTsRDAY.
me-" Canada.
New York; May 30.-A Montreal
special to the T'riLsne says informatlon
has been received from the west that
preparations for a descent upon Ma
CARA are o extensive than had been
Imagined, and fears are entertained
that the Fenians In that locality Will
be across before the Government y
ready. Toronto has regarded the whole
with SO much Indifference up to yes
terday that no thought Of danger TO
the western lines was entertained, ana
nearly all the available volunteers
have been called out with the excep-
ton of a battalion further to the rear,
and those are ordered to be In readi-
ness.
ToRoNTo, May 30.-'rhe artillery
and infantry are ready for active SER
vice.
The SEVENTEEN Highlanders, 1t Is
probable, will be stationed at Quebec,
and the Twenty-ninth Infantry nj
r,o,,,,n ond praua0tt
Ottawa is garrisoned with the Thir-
tieth Rifle Brigade.
MALONE, May 30.-Flanigan's and
Hogel's hotels, where the officers stop,
are in possession Of General Meade,
who has ordered the arrest of Fenian
officers, and General Gleason, Colonel
Lindsay, DIR. Donnelly and Captain
Mann haye been marched to the quartz
house. -,
The Fenian camp las been seized BY
United States troops, with one hnnd.
red rifles and some other arms. The
Fenians gave up the arms after a siiort
search BY a Lieutenant Commander o.
the regulars.
The boy who piloted the soldiers
was assaulted by the Fenians, but res
cued.
The Fenians arrested will be brought
before the United States Commissioner
to-day.
United States troops are OH the Dor
der, taking from ~storehouses Fenian
arms and ammunition.
Colonel Boggle and the Sixty-nintt
British regiment have gone to Quebec
and volunteers now hold the Canadian
frontier. ...
Prisoner Murphy will be turned over
to the civil authorities of Canada,
against the wishes of the volunteers.
Robert Gallery has to be added to
the arrests.
Father Mcmahon went into the coun.
try to avoid arrest.
Locomotives with open tracks are
kept ready with steam up night and
day at nearly all the railway depots
where the troops ran be sent forward
Sarnia is protected by artillery from
London, and infantry from that and
other districts.
Ottawa Is In 4 state Of terrible and
unuenneu eScltenlellt'
There Is much sensation because a
telegram from Washington announces
that Thornton has demanded his pass
ports.
The Grand Trunk brigade was or
dered to be in readiness to turn ont
Yesterday, and all the men are ready.
They could be shipped for any point In
an hour. -.
There may be trouble about a field
piece that was taken from the Fenians
while In position on United States ter
ritory. /,
81 The facts are, that 4 fire was opened
by the Fenians III q knoll, II hundred
and twenty yards from the line, and
that the Home Guard made a rush down
the hill, shot down five F~enians, cap
tured the gun and returned with 1t.
There is not the slightest doubt they
crossed into Vermont territory.
The fact Of shooting these last Fe-
mans was not known generally, rs the
guards kept silent about it.
CHICAGO, May 30.-The Fenian ex-
element here Is about over. Many
gathered about headquarters yester-
day, but there were no chance for en-
listlhent4or appeal for funds.
Major Finnerty, attached to the press
of this city, and one of the most trust
ed Fenians, telegraphs from Malone
that the affair Is ended, the men de-
moralized, and q number Of officers
arrested. The only question now Is
how to return.
Now York News Fearful secao.
New York, May 30.-Another meet
ing in behalf of the coming Protestant
Evangelical Alliance was held last
night at st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Drs. Prlm and Schoff
made addresses.
The police were called at the negro
church on Blocker and West Tenth
streets, last night, to suppress n free
fight In which the brethren were. en-
gagged. Several worshippers were
badly pounded.
A frightful scene occurred at the
Bowery Theater Saturday night. A
Young woman who performs In a cage
with the Puma lions was seized by the
throat by one of the furious beasts and
terribly lacerated before she could be
rescued. Her piercing shrieks threw
the audience into a panic, and many
people tainted. She was taken home
and received prompt surgical attend
ance.
Warrington News.
CHICAGO, May 30.--The Tinses Wash
ington special says the time for ratify-
ing the San Domingo treaty has been