The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-31

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aud GONG & yard a. fact IS means oau
O. raised Committees are csnsasssng
the eiiy ior subscriptions and the re-
spnuso is said,o be liberal Last nlght
sl55 ia gold. j. said. was paid IA by
parties from sauada An enthusiastic
nesting ras seld Al the Fcuian head
quarters tonight, which was addressed
IS Col Mcclure, Of Chicago He gave
an encouraging account Of Affairs at
ihe West, and said men were waiting
al az points for means e come FOR
ward The Tenians continue 70 deny
the truth Of the reported defeat, and
talk eneoarasilgIy Parties returned
from the front represent things rs go
ing CA tagorabiy. Another spread
eagle bulletin was issued tonight, Civ
ing q glowing account Of the Fenian
success at the seat Of war, Numbers
Of United States troops stationed here
attend the Fenian meetings. About
City more Fenian soldiers arrived on
tie cog + NJ. tram from the West, and
left on tho Ii 20 train for the East. r.
Part Of them wore rebel gray uniforms.
MMoSE, n. y, May 2S.-Since the
skirmish at Trout River aud withdraw
al Of the Fenians, little Of Importance
has trauspired at this point In the
skirmish yesterday one man was killed,
two seriously wounded, and two pris-
oners Tho latter were taken to Hunt
ingdon The name Of one was Moore,
from Troy Rumors are current here
today that he was shot this morning
Nothing certain is known, and the town
isstiIl fun OF Fenians.
The report that Moore had been shot
creates intense excitement. Vows Of
vengeance against Canadians are
breathed on all hands About 400 IT,
States troops are here under command
Of Gen. Hunt. Many believe that an at
tack on the British force at Trout River
viii be ogaid attempted. Gems Meade
Mcdowell and Stannard will arrive this
afternoon.
Gen Gleason is still here No con
hdence is felt by the Fenians in the
general officers. Starr, who was sent
here to take command, left in disgust
after the 9ght at Trout River. No ar
rests have been made. A gentleman
Just from Trout River says everything
is quiet there. The Canadians are in
force near the line. The
report that Moore had been shot looks
contirmatiye.
ST.. ALBASs, May 29-Four more
companies Of United States troops ar
rived here on the six o'clock train this
morning AID went into camp. Severa
hours later they received orders to pro-
coed to Malone. A special train con-
yeyed them. The same train that bro I
troops here also brought squad OF Fe-
mans from Troy, who express great dis
fypst 81 tile situation Several Psacoaa
ed to Franklin to visit Gen Dou1elly.
The report teiegraphed throughout the
country that I. s. Marshal Fofter, on
demanding the Cans taken from this
side Of the ine BY Canadian troops, re-
ceiyel Il rep : that he could only have
them at the point of the bayonet, has
no foundation in truth. Gen. Foster
has made no demand for the guns.
One OF the Canadians who was in the
Richards farm fight says there just
thirty-six Canadians eng aged. The
same informant says that the pieces OF
Of artillery said to have been taken by
the Canadians were drawn across the
frontier by an American.
MALONE, May % Flanagan's and
Hogle's Hotels, where the Fenian Off
GERS stop, are in possession OF Gen.
Meade, who has ordered the arrest Of
al Fenan officers, aud Gen Gleason,
Col Lindsay Of New York, Mr.. Donnel-
" Of Pittsburgh, and Capt Mannix Of
Malone, have been marched to the
guard-house.
A Fenian camp has been seized by
the United States troops, 100 rifles and
four sabers and one revolver captured.
There were no arrests The Fenians
gave up the arms after short search
by the lieutenant in command Of the
regulars. A boy, who piloted the sol
diers, was assaulted by the Fenians, but
was rescued by the lieutenant.
The last Eenian raid on Canada, for
this generation, at least, is over, VIII
fnl and persistent misrepresentation
has characterized the whole affair from
the beginning. That the United States
Government would sympathize with
tho advance on Canada was constantly
pl cached to the men in their Circles
that at least $4,000 Fenians would as
semble on the Canadian frontier was
asserted per sistently. Fenians in New
York were told that Boston, Albany,
and cities and towns East and West
would send large bodies Of men, and
members OF the Brotherhood out Of