The sun., 1870-05-27

El'ci, huu WIN nhOu W mcet 'ht tutuils
The situation mt Maione-A Feniaa Camp
within Hnlfa Mile OF the Linen ore on
GERS thnu Mcn-Robbiug the Farmers
The Trout River Invasion.
MALONE May 20, s p. M.-The Fenian con.
eentration here is very much Of failure. The
eucampment is about II miles from this
place, and within half mile Of the dividing line
but there are not more than 800 men in II, very
few Of whom are from New York. Most of them
are from the western part Of the State. They
are commanded by Coils. Thompson, Fitzpatrick,
Major 0'Leary. and Captains Maloney, 0'Neil,
and Muldoon; that is; there is no command at all.
WORSE THAN snEaxAs's BuxxERs.
The men are as loose in manners and as wild in
conduct as the very worst Of Sherman's bum
mers. They are entirely without discipline, and
do about they choose in this part Of the coun-
Try. This morning party went into Mr.. N. Sa-
bins house, about mile from here, and stole va
rious articles. All the stores the line are
closed. Some Of them that sold liquor we're or.
dered to close under penalty Of being smashed in
half an hour.
MOVEMENT roREsHADowBp.
About two hundred men arrived to-day, and
many uOrc oAptCtcut Ouh hueIc He mhuy
deserters, and it looks as though the movement
here would be a miserable failure. It is said that
an stack will be made tonight but It is doubt
ful. The Fenians have frst-rate Snyder rifles
end plenty Of ammunition, which has been
pmusting for four yenrs and previous. They
are uniformed with green jacket and cap and
hack nothing but pluck and earnestness.
ronrIpADLH PARTY.
II appears TO every person that the principal
objects Of the gangs are 70 plunder and to get
tree rides. The officers the camp ground say
that about l 900 men aud l40 wagons loaded with
1ro~isiops arms, &C., are on the way to the rem
dezrous, and will be there tonight This is
probably correct and by the 9th there will be
1850 men on the camp ground. Much fear is
expressed in selatiou TO the action Of the Gover-
mcnt Troops from Sacketfs Harbor are ex.
pected. ] have been to the ground and write
what is authentic, ii.
USAUTuESTIc DESPATCH.
Eight hundred Feuians left Trout river this
morning, and marched silently inland toward
Huntington. They are under the command OF
Uol 0'Lesry. They marched during one hour
through the country without encounterng any op-
position. They were then met by two hundred
volunteers, who immcdi I,ev retreated without a
shot being fired on either side.
IN rHE BOWELS OF IHs LAND.
Shortly after, the F,nians umped about ten
miles from Trout river for the night. The inten-
zion is to move on Huntingdon At daylight in one
column. No general officer has yet arrived 10
take command.
TEN THOUSAND MEN ALONG rHE LSs.
Sixty more men have just arrived. They
port that there are ten thousand men along the
line, but they unable TO move for want Of
railroad accommodation. II is expected they
will gradually move up, however. At present
there are two hundred volunteers and one hun
dred and fifty regular troops, with one battery Of
artillery in Huntington.
ANOTHER HAUrHBPrIc DESPATCH.
Four regiments Of Fenians crossed the Trout
river line this morning, ard are now moviag on
Huntingdon Leut.-Col. o. Leary is in command.
Coils, Smith, McWad Thompson, and Campbell
are the regimental commanders.
Two thousand Fenisns at Huntingdon, &.
W.-Breastworks Thrown Up-Gen. spear
Marches There frsm ~. AIbaas-The Ca
nadeans Movtng-A Battle Expected To-
day.
Sr. ALB,Ss, May 26.-Information has been re-
seived that two thousand Feniaus, and fully arm
Cd aud equipped have taken possession of the
town Of Huntingdon, C. w, eighty mAes from
line, which they hold. They throwing up
breastworks and en,renching them selves. Gen.
Spear who was here, endeavored his utmost TO
induce the Fenians To march 10 Huntingdon.
lie has succeeded in persuad,ng about fif,y 10 g.,
and 'hey are on their way there
BArrLH TODAY.
Inc Canadian volunteers, including Gray's
uaIE 4 r.