BUFFALO. Jan. Sd. 1888.

From the BnGalo Journal of Jan. 2.
{"character_count": 751, "word_count": 125, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9785000085830688], "ccnet_perplexity": [1819.9000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
No action has as yet taken place, though daily expected-strong reinforcements have joined the patrots-in the last twenty -four hours two six pounders, a number ofmuskets cannon balls, etc. have been received on the Island. The sick on Grand Island who were supposed on Sunday night last, to have been captured by the British scouts, returned to the hospital on the next morning, after re- maining in the woods through the night.

 The excitement amongst the soldiers on Navy Island, on being informed of the savage butchery on board the steamboat Caroline, was tremendous. A general parade was or dered, and each took an oath "never to sheath sword or bay yonet until they had revenged the outrage"--sealing the affirmation by kissing the naked steel.