New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
FROM NHw-0RLEANS.
Steamer Progress Burnrd-Cs"en MARKET

CAIRO, hOHSdN, ico7
The steamer Mollie Able, from New-Orleans
18TH has arrived.
The steamer Progress was burned 10 the waters
edge, at Dead Mans Bend. Mississippi River, on the
evening Of the 9Th inst She came out Of Red River,
her cargo consisting Of 1859 bales OF ct'on. 500 OF
which may be saved. The cotton was marked VIM.
Butler Co. Cairo. The boat took fire from lamp In
the engine.room. Twenty lives were lost.
The New Orleans Cotton arket active. but the
offerings were small Middllngs 81 07dsl 0s; Low
Middngs o. Ooasl 05 Good inquiry for Sugar and
Moasses with little offering.
Three buildings were blown down this afternoon in
Cairo during severe rain and wnd-storin. One man
was killed. being crushed In tho ruins
Important Arrcsts-A FiIiibusterina Con-
Germ Exposcd- Nc leo - bo the Scene
Of Operations.
From Our Special Correspondent
NEw.ORLHAss June 2. 1864
Some little excitement was produced on st.
Charles street last Sunday from descent made toward
IL o'clock BY tho military authorities oofee-house
called the Union HcaIquarters" some dozen Of the
inmates were arrested among the most conspicuous OF
whom IVES one james Dugan, so disaat correspondent
of The Cincinnati COnstroiaL but who has Lately been
engaged w procuring OF no least s'esng 10 procure
latUrcrs and muic-heidors 10 20 u Mexico.
Mondays papers contained the inD"cuOus announce
r .s hs pEpIsUs 81 .s eye u 9'I pss
alleged that those taken into military charge had De-n
de: eccd teasonabic correspondence with the oLen
nd finally Notwithstanding harmless nature VI tae
journalistic TIE public came TO the conclusion
that there CIT under ihe n"aI nnd l0osed Wise ~
coTdirgy. That The public were more IA ~ bai' right
seemed all the ~ bae fVm the fact that ono DR..
Everett and several well shown citizens were waited on
ia the particular manner and are now IN duraDce
vile.
I learn from undoubted authority that this matter
Possesses n greater significance than appears IN the
surfsce rs will proceed 70 show. Some little time
ago the Sccret,r of state advised through the
Treach Munster that hllibnsiering expedition was
being organized tns city 10 proceed "a Mexico and
had actually very considerable number OF adhefents
attached Ia lis organic ion. OF ocnrse tho parties u
the movement conducted by Of secret society
ono OF the ainscs of which was the well known Order
o DIuds" and another the ID. II. Ds. or defenders oil
OF the Monroe Doctrine. yotaers which nigh catch
tus would he and Indeed were reeOrted Ia de occasion
might demand.
One Col DO Boydcu highly cultivated Mexican
gentleman well ana iayoruby sn0gn IN this city, l.
said 10 be among arrested ard Doubt ~ Is one ~
the 1lcsi connected " Nh the moyemcht
The name 81 another we.lsnown heXic1n priest
named Loup son l. feely used la connection with tb.
pcrons arrested but this party s II seems ut present
The history Of this Lougson in brief is us follows:
At the time when the Churca purity In Mexico refused
It's support a. Tie Liberals this priest l>,ngsun WIS
riecicd b. the protesting Catholic clergy Bishop but
being unable to obtain conservation Us such IN Mexico
he came here TO tina rite IN this country. On
arr, H. however he hctfg cd mental eecvntrci'
ties which led the ipscppa'c ~ within c0nsrcraion,
and be- hnny retained temporarily Is WIS rupposed)
to Mexico where he now -. Apart from the " bee
when many of bis beat irnrs believe his brain To be
possessed H. lie VI In" a.talanents was Tor.
merry charge ~ ~ Pairo.s Church IN thir cry and
H. besides posressed - .Ag.c ana Influence. AID
doubtless gives this ,ryIngsiln his hearty support.
Nj. S.snid. upon tlc Tep lcsea atOns Of the French
Minister wr,tr "a Con ita K Dad e. the bOvernoT 81
rI- State c.,BcrrBng tie eX.ed ton supposed ~ be
fitting hcrr nj nry olei atoms la Mckee The
authuiHo. replied. sayg that iA'ic WIS undoubtedly
or Rlz itiuu here v Iusc afOWet purpose sD IN.
iagon tic the establishment ofsuy foreign powers IN
the sister Republic II Mexico. but that the! did not
deem the paltes attHc eel "a toe society, who are
chiefly yoang u unnil.aly habits and pf lpcnsltles,
IL ans rcsp,ot .oi isblc nor indc,d AkeIy - Doe
IL - limited however. that since this answer vas for
prfded 10 Washington come new revelations have
b--u made SLOWING Il more complete aud extensive
scheme Iha, believed t.t i OF greater innu
than AT first supposed connected with IT,
and naas. that have actually been seat W Mexico
HON this port
Whistler ticse asseyefaOns are true or not remain.
c STEEL hsi thing Is oorain that twenty
have b-oA ad-, ad there IL remark abc
activity observable among thu military detectives,
supposed ~ indicate FL Il further arrests vi parties i'm
plcated JB.c