The body, of Ryan was willingly I
given up to his friends on request I
being made to Lieut. Col. Smith, '
commanding the Canadian forces on
the southern frontier, by the Deputy
U. S. Marshal. No indignities had '
been practiced, except to heap stones
on the grave. Col. Smith would not
even permit some Montreal photo
graphers to take the scene. Notwith
standing the departure of nearly all
the Fenians, the Canada troops are
easily excited. The five or six hun
dred at Eccles Hill were greatly
alarmed on Monday by the discharge
of a single gun on this side, which
proved afterwards to have been fired
by a hunter.
New York, June I.—Barclay
Gallagher, the Tribune correspondent
whoso horse was shot under him, has
arrived from the front, and speaks
confidently of the death of the pres
ent Fenian expedition. He says the
men are digusted with the whole
business.
St. Albans, June I.—Marshal
Foster found at Franklin over 1 six i
tons of ammunition and fifty Fe
nians. Three hundred Fenians pass-!
ed here for New York this evening.
Utica, June I.—A collision oc
curred to-night between some Fe
nians and the troops at Williamstown,
north of Rome. The troops fired on
the Fenians, wounding several and
drove them into the cars.
WXshinqton, Juno I.—The Sen
ate special committee on Territories
to-day reported favorably on tiie bill
annulling the act of the Idaho Terri
torial legislature whereby a special
tax is levied on the Chinese engaged
in mining. The Senate will tin-1
doubtedly agree to the bill, though I
the Idaho legislation would probably I
be set aside by the courts under the I
recent law giving civil’ rights to the |
Chinese.
