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Washington Items-RepOrt OF Con-
ference Committee on Currency
Bill.
WASHINGTON. June 27.-The Con-
ference Committee on the currency
bill have agreed upon the report
which they shall make. The retire.
ment Of the 3 per cents, the redistri-
button of $25, 100000 of existing ma
tional bank currency, and free bank
ing Oh a gold basis are the leading
features of the report.
LSecond Dispatch.i
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Brit
ish Minister having announced to
the Secretary of State, this morning,
the death of the Earl Of Clarendon,
the President directed that a message
of sympathy and regret be transmit
ted. TIE following is the dispatch
sent.
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went on the same train. Compsny n, light artillery
have gone 10 Malone fully equipped.
-FOUR COMPANIES OF REGULARS LsEvI rus crrY.

-FOUR COMPANIES or REGULARS LEAVE THIS cIrr.
-Four companies OF troops OF the regu-
lar army left this city yesterday by oyders from
Headquarters received from washing gton. FOR st. Al
BINS and TOUR more ior Ogdensburgli. T,iev mar.
taken nom ire 80 ens -. .Vnuyler, Fort
Hamilton and Governors Island, and are intended
to act agsinst the Fenians.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPrsARANcE OF rESIAN ARMS.
PORTLAND, Me, May 8.-some Fenan arms,
which were turned back yestesday to the Eastern
Express Company. have teen delivered TO the orig
inal shippers, and have vanished.
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menn. snsrp Are was kept up between the two
stun~, and one Fenian was killed His name can.
not DC learned and the body now lies on the sde OF
the hill In range Of the volunteers guns.
ets. o'EEILL CAPTURED WHILE srRAGoLISo.
About this time Gen O'Neil was arrested BY
Gen. Foster, United states Marshal, and taken 10
bt. Albans.
FLAG OF rnuos.
ST. ALBAss, Nay e5-Rveuing. Soon siter my
last despatch was written, the Canadans sent flag
Of truce down to the line, which was promptly met
by Gen. Donnelly from Richards's. The bearer Of
the flag wished TO know II the Fenians had any
proposition to make for the recovery OF Rowe's
body. The negotiations failed, and both parties
agreed to hold another meeting alter reporting 10
headquarters.
Your reporter accompanied Ger. Donneily to have
q conversation with the Canadians. No Inquiries
were made as 10 the strength loss OF the latter
The BODY OF Rowe lies In the middle Of the road o
few miles north Of the line. He was shot through
the herd and died instantly, falling upon his gun
with Ills hands tightly graspins It,
UNLinBERIse THE ARTILLyRr.
II p. M.-The man killed on the side OF the h IL
said to be Thomas Marrsy. Parte. just from Frank.
lin state that the Fenans are retng small breech-
loading cannon ready In order to cannOnsde the
Canadians while Donnelly and his men may be re-
leased from Rchards's and the bodies OF the two
fenians recovered.
This gun was on the ground Al the time OF the ad-
vance. but unfit for use. Neither side used any ar.
tillerv Most of the Fehians now Al Hubbards are
eager for nght. The New York men are the best
yet seen on the ground.
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NEWS FROM CANADIAN SOURCES

Con. Boyle OReiiiy's Figbt-Charge Of the
Fourth New York Irish Rifles The CanA-
dians Skirmish 20 the Border-AnOther
battle festerday-Three More FeniaBs
Killed.
ToRoNTO. May e0-Thc latest information
nere Is that the Fenian operations in Vermont are
snded' and the roads TO 81. Albans are lined with
men returning home. This morning the Fenisns
s''empted TO push forward near the scene Of yes
~asy's movement The volunteer. opened 6rs
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Tho Presidents Feniau Message I'm the
British Commons.

LoSDos, May 26.-In the House Of Commons
this evening, Mr. Monscll said the Colonial Depart
ment had received telegraphic dispatches from the
Governor. General of Canada, announcing that the
Fenians had crossed the line near Phillpsburg and
~ other points the frontier and that trouble was
threatened at various places along the border. But
he was happy TO soy the Government had further
infrpation tb at the President Of the United States
had Rued a proclamation OF warming, aud Cen
Meade bad despached troops to tie frontier 10 pro.
vent violation OF neutrality
LONDON May 20, ls7o.-The voluminous des-
patches received from the New York Associated
Press once, giving the to1t OF the President's
proclamation and the movements OF the Fonians,
were printed in the newspapers hero this morning,
and have made decided sensation. As mentioned
In previous dispatches, President Grants course Of
action IL warmly commented on all sides.
The Morning Telegraph says President Grant
has actel with loyalty aud honor"
Tue Morning Post l. confident that the loyal and
energetic nctioa Of the American President will
place the Fenians In proper light before the world,
as being the encnnies Of mankind.
The Times says that while tile proclamation itself
Is satisfactory, tie absence OF American troops on
he border to carry out is provisions IL derorable.
This, hoSever," the Times continues Is not sur.
pfisng, as troops are not usually quartered on a
friendly frontier. Troops should be sent to Canada
Immediately, and Canada should forward to the
mont all the soldiers she can spare. Canada must
have no tenderness for this second offence. The
marauders must be treated as robbers runians, and
murderers"
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THE ACTION or THE GorEnyMEyr
The Administration Resolved 10 Crush the
Feninns Gen. Grant wants Captured
Fenians Hanged-Unitc States Regulars
Mnssing TO Crush Irish Frremcn.

The Administration Resolved 10 Crush the
Feninns Gen. Grant wants Captured
Fenians Hanged United States Regulars
NInssing TO Crush Irish Frcemcn.
WASHINGTON, May 26-Much interest is felt
here regad the Fonan movements which meet
with general reprobslion. There ia no doubt that
the Administration will do all in lis DO to check
them and MAINTAIN the neutrality laws
PEREnProRr INSTRUCTIONS.
From information to-day by Government from
different points where the Fcnians are operating
along the Canadian borders they are represented rs
exceedingly weak, and can end only in ridiculous
failure. The instructions of Government are per.
emptory to arrest leaders wherever found.
o'SEILL ARRANGING ron MS ARREST.
1t il the opinion OF the authorities here that o'Neu
had arranged for his arrest by the United States
Marshal before starting on the war path. and that
he has never had any serious designs Of invading
Canada, but has made the present rent for the sole
purpose Of exciting the Fenian element throughou,
Il United States and increasing the contrilm ions
ot money To the fenian treasury.
CAPTURED FgSIASs MUST SWING
some OF the strongest advocates Of the Fsnian
cause here denounce the present movement as
fraught only with failure fhe auth"rities are ad
wed by leading poll cians not to intercede with the
British Government for their recrse, II any Fenans
should be foolish enough TO cross the Canac iron
yer and iall into the hands o the Canadian lu-
BOSTON POURING OUT uRR REGULARS
BosToS, May W-Unlted States troops fom Fort.
Warren and Independence. under col Reusen and
Lieut.. Ganseyoort left by special train last night
Tor st. Albans
o. 8. ARTILLERYnEs FILLING oGDESsBURGH.
sAcKsrT's HARBoR, n. Y, May 26.-SiIty officers
and men Of the First Arllery Lett here this morning
for Ogdonsburgh,
ROME FILLED WITH REGULARS.
-, RoMs \; Y, MAY @;-Two companies OF United
States artillery started North from this citv NJ one
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The village of EIIcuviIle Threatened.

ELLENyILLs, n, y, May 26-A, about s o clock
this morning the Hon. George A. DudeI's barn was
burned, tie flames communicating with the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. Lydia Blackmon. adjoining, and de-
sttoying that TIE furniture wac saved Mr. Dud'ey's
hne mansion was damaged TO the extent of a. 900 or
fWO; insurance, $4,000, MIS- Blackmon's loss IL
g. 900; insurance, $1,000 The pArsona ,e ~ the NJ
r. church was damaged, and many dwellings and
.oret near the fre were emptied Of their contents
he Ellenville journal building was repeatedly on
nre, aho At one time II was feared that the hames
would sweep the village.
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ranged BY the absence OF so large q proportion Of
men, some places Of business having but single
man left In them.
WHAT CANADIANS THINK or oES. o'SEILL.
May S-Mdnigh,.-The first news tnis morning
was that the whole Fenian force had len the field
and only few tncautous stra-glcrs, strong To the
defence OF the boundary line, remained to
vent their rage against John Bull and Gen
oNein. The latter came in for his full share
OF the abuse as having made traitorous surrender
paid tor doubtless bS British gold. II there was no
colusion, the arrest of General among his own
forces oy means OF close carriage was very
plueky 'hins' "en' Neil mas eo' ie"er IRON his
successor III cohmahu' endorsed oy se'eih report
er~ 10 tue enec' tnat Were VIII DC no siam on
MS character possibly on inc score uha' no
s'A'n "ou'u snow, mere Is no '''mer Mohg 'He
r''u' ""'c" was h'er'ly s"e"n Win arms ana
aoeouroHeh's' ou' mas some cosby souvenir 0i 'he
'e"o'''
THE hfLks fickkD UP
were OF the most recent patterns lhe Canadihn
villagers nave also got their share correspondent
on the he'd says
'"o''h "'er u'ths"' peopio began 10 arrive IN
camp WV" ''"os' "o'' ""'o" '"e' nau peAeu up ON
'"e 'oau "''' ''e ie"ea'' S"u U! o'eaAas''ume lne
camp was '''"ueu VII" 'o'un'e'is anu o'ne's us
paying 'le captured arms IN TINS way nearly |o
''Hes "u'o oeen o'ousn' INTO c'np "iohe'
THs CANADIANS CAPTURE rESI,s ARrILLEsr
Several field pieces were also found, one Of which,
brass breuch-loading fvepounder, is to be exhibit
ed bere to morrow. Several Feninns who crossed
the line yard or two by mistake made prison.
er' Almost contemporaneously with arrival OF this
newsirom the battlefield cam the report from St. A.
ans arrival oi the iorces there with nothing but
their nnrorms' and complaining immeasuredly OF
the msmnnasemen' o. their orcers whom they
'hfeo'eheu' anu one OF "noun' named DoneHy'
uenerai OF course on attempting 10 leave the
hlchardS house. was shghty "ounded IN tue leg.
rHK VOLUNTEERS FELL BACK
during the day to stanbridge, EXCEPT Mur's cavalry
troop and Westorer's Independents, who remain in
frehshsonrs' Inc iormer' the crack corps OF Mon
uea' sun paToi the ground OF the recent
ehgegement' "'lch Is WITHIN rev miles
OF me 'hage named Westorer s a
piuoky farmer who on tho nrst news OF the engage
menI EQUIPPED this use'ui corps himself and has
been W''h II In the very 'ront from the beginning
inc 'eoms"rS Of hissi'quoi a'e naturally proud OF
Their men, whose Visor has been very remarkable
throughout
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LLsDos, May 20 The Duke Of Saldanha has
nenry complete his new Cabinet, which nov stinds
n follows; President of tho Council and Minister
OF War, Salltnna; Interior. ssmpoyo Finance.
Ferriere; Justice, heosta Marine Torres Pubis
Works, Porniche Tho capital sAd country renAiA
goVerumeht pr JmIse 10 romsia 80.
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Fifteen Hundred Irishmen
Over the Border.
A GREAT FIGHT EXPECTED.
Bravery Of the New York Troops
at tho Battle OF Franklin.
A FLAG OF TRUCE.
Two More Battles Fought at
Pigeon Hill.

TRoUr RIVER, May 2G.-Gen. Gleason.
with 1900 men, crossed the border at Trout
river, and will march to meet the enemy.
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can he seen, but more were killed and several
wounded. The volunteers during the lull ia the
firing we're mustered Not man was found to be
hurt As ! close this despatch at o'clock, from
the hfirs, the enemy seem to be moving round our
natural fort Of rocks to the west upon Pigeon Hill
THE PENiASs REPULsEp SECOND TINE.
Later Adyices conhrm the above IN all particulars,
nd inform US Of second repulse sustained by
he Fehians, said TO be with some loss also of the
"rrest by Gen. Foster, L, =. Marshal OF the Fenian
Gen. o Nehl, who was taken in q close carriage to
81 Adams. The engagement between the volunteers
and the enemy lasted nearly an hour. The Fenians
showed want OF discipline, and nc ring their frat
wounded man fall, were panc.strickon and re-
treated. They lost several killed In retiring.
CANADIAN BAYoSEr CHARGE.
The volunteers used the bayonet In the charge
The Fensns rallied little but could not stand the
bayOnet Two prisoners, captain and his guide
were captured this forenoon by picket Of the home
guard, who, being in mufti were taken by the prs.
oners for Fenians.
ANOTHER POINT or ATTACK
was upon the Huntingdon frontier, opposite Malone,
whore large numbers Of Ponians gathered, and
marching norIhward, met with no opposition. They
sacked the store OF one Holbrooke, near the line,
sad have established themselves In . church Which
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The situation mt Maione-A Feniaa Camp
within IInifa Mile OF the Line M ore on
GERS thnu Mcn-Robbiug the Farmers
The Trout River Invasion.
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TIE BATTLE or FRANKLIy.

soldierly berring OF most OF these corps, Of all
branches, would do no discredt TO veterans.
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Galife Nntinirnflnnnen.

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bic bon FOfetter's Wl daenbitterstt o~ertdutt pers
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Sas Tabruafsr Der @sIer 1T nit Sorpes
ooss au8efAat.
Der Correspondent Der vSuOepenoenee
Beige" ertIdtt Die SaarbrRdsn Gfaire fir
cine Jares.
8ismard's Organ in Berlin biaiSt Jest
Gn9lan0s neutrales SsrbalteH.
Ser S9ooner u2auman@ pIir0e Der teinOs
li4en Seibtasnabme entganaen iein, iosnn sr
ntht in Sort an9sle9t bdite. Sierourb be-
fam Der fran56Ribe 9oniul cine @els8enbeit
Den umitano mad 6rantrei6 8u telegropblreH
uno gu peranlaien, 0aB tran5ollhe Sreu3er
Dem Schooner auipaBten.
Die DRepisw" la8t: rOsutiblano lam f6
our1 SolanO en9lIi6e 4Ya1eH oerlharsn.
9olano erbielt ieiHen Yorratb bon England
uno tann Die Waien oann naH NorOosutl9'
lamb %ienoen.@
Der v@conomiR" oentt, OaB Die Suspeniiou
Der 8anf pom 6rantrei9 cine SrieSsmaBre9el
mar, I'M 6onOs fur Die Sruppen gu reler'
piren.
&|unOou, 6. Gug.- Die Stabt suuosr.
lamb ianOte an 8laOitOne cine aorefis, in Dsl'
der Die GeSierun8 erIubt miro, in lbrer Neu'
trulit6ts Yolitit III oerbarren.
Yaris, q au8uft.-Sie An9riTe, tpel9e
psr9an8ene gtaht Guf Die Sdoen elnl8sr @elo'
m.1sler gsma9t wuroeH, puroen Our6 un'
uoriibttss Semertunsen eini9er Seuti9er bort
8sOisnfster betuorgtruien. Die YOliIei nabm
oe beOrpbten 9Guler in ShuB. I'm einem
BIaBe, ~pOlelbif Oas 4Gappen RuBlano's bin8,
purOe Elm 4latat oes Snbultes angeihIa8en;
,A@tuHg fir GuBlanO's Wappen !" Sie be.
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Bei4loTeu.
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unO auf Der Tonosb6rie berri1t cine re8sre
Sttmmun8. Mtan i6rsibt Die 9~initi8e 4eH-
Osrun9 ni6t ben polltti4en Reut8teiten, ions
bern elnia9 Der Grbolun8 BON Dem t%bertrtes
bsnen Yanit gu, ipel6eH Die erite Nabrt6t
pom preuBii6 fransDti9en Srisse bsroorse'
rufen bate.
6%rantfurt a. 81, 6. Gu8. Der. ST.
SDli9ationen Itloiieu gu 500.
EOnoon, u. Au8uit.-Ste NaSrt4t oon
tors Brennan ais 5ptOn OurA Die YreuBen,
miro oils untpabr beJei4net. llStr bleltsu tie
pom Untanu on fir cine Si6e.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08
W}putda.

DIE 90. Dtesmonn & Rirfb trSitnsn beute
tn 9r. 4l4, Norb gap i. StraBe. ibr einIa oenoes qoiaI
nit Gtnauas +. aani&, SamDjss Bier miro ireotnst.
Or. HBttb. &lpfcrDsfp gibt beute In Der beiteb.
ten rSronllir.raaeh. Nr. %. Mlbemarit |. Strase, Gle.
eanftn Grbituunestlnid nit Dtufi uno beIiiatsn ftRi .
%hsttiten. 5eben Waontae. Donneritag rno Samitas
&benn GIBBS bort Garter. Convert. ~ -
Or. Onrf &afinssf tnottirt auf btute III etneu
elsaantenG rbttnineB. Smbiis tad isinsni nsltn SuIon
q Rr. Is. saS.eitsrtp. g traBe; auf i,in. getrdnis uno
cujmfrtisnif Beoienung miro sr itsts baltsn.
nourneue 10 rtbld,aft In Sr l6s, pft.T a%pttsfr., mil
e!usut t%olsrIist Gun DE u. beliiatem Bier. 9as qsstere
III aus Nitsnsrs untsriroiidsn gtrIieBen riiro tuirb,
hrrfudnu bffYifbine. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-08
Cine gfeutralitat5 : Broflanation. =
Seine GrirasS iBuna Oes GDngreiies.

Grit AM Wittpo4 traf i'm Stats. 9eparte,
ment 5u gBaibinston ourh ben franabfi6en
8sianoten Bsribemp bic Na1ri6t Elm. oaB
5rantrei6 Yrsuben ben &rieg erfldrt babe.
Sa nunmebr oieieS batia6e 5u amtli6erSunos
selanst 1T, 10 piro Der YtdItoent cine Neutras
litdts Brotlamation e~rlaiien uno oarin Die &c.
brdutli9en, bet sinem Sriese 3mii9en be.
ireun0eten Wd6tsn 8erbaltun9sreseln bar
leeen.
Sie Yerbanolunsen Der Sreitags: Cabinets,
SlBuns iibrte 3u Der @rtldruns, enb fein
greianlB Die @inberufung elmer auBeroroents
liden SiBung oes @on9rsfes notbwenois
made.