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LINCOLN HOUSE.

" h'vin2 takeu the above house, Ubhes 70 1n-
'unce TO the public, that he is now prepared 70 y
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FINAL sErTL.EMENT,

HIN7HH1 DN1H N1E1UIN7NH' . n
- n. WAIT. Administrator Of the Eiaus ~
D. BENJAMIN DAVIS. deceased, having ~.
Court Of waila ALA County W. T., notice is hereby
81 ven that said account Will be heard and detern"
ed on wednesday, October 81, 1866. az The nTur
10 o'clock, A. N. J. II. BLEWETI..
H-Im PROBATE Judge.
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Kingston, e.. w.
KINGSTON, C. W, Wednesday, June G, 1866
ARRIVAL OP TROOPS.

KINGSTON I. W., wednesday, June u iooo'
ARRIVAL OP TROOPS.
Two batteries of and infantry numbering 700 men,
from Prince Edward and Petersburg reached here tins
morning and are now billeted among the people. The
troops here estimated at 5000 and are COM
manded by Col Gbbon of the Royal Artillery, of the
most energetic and experienced officers in the country.
OF these troops one-haf Regulars This being the
key Upper Canada il is of the best fortified and
itrongest point the borders. From here stores and
ammunition are shipped to wherever required.
PORT HENRY.
Fort Henry is a splendid work, and is Of itself almost
sufficient TO the feeling Of security which prevails
among the people against any attack from the Fenans
vARIoUT ACCOUSs.
find that there truth in the report that the tele
graph wires cut between here and Montreal and Cape
Vincent.
The feeling here is exceedingly bitter against the in
vaders they mildly termed. Great Indignation was
expressed by all classes against the United States author
ity for having released the prisoners captured by the
Michigan Oh the receipt of dispatch to that effect to-day
PREPARATIONS
Several of the volunteer officers Members OF Parlia
ment. Families of the neghborhood are iocking into
town with their horses and enrolling themselves IN the
cavalry.
The citizens who cannot 60 to the front are organizing
Home guard in the anxiety 10 be- in readiness The
various lake and river steamers plying between Montreal
and Hamilton and elsewhere, fully armed for the re-
ssance in the event of their being moested There has
been little no business transacted since last week.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

posed to extend every reasonable privilege and am happy
know that the wife OF tue prisoner is permitted TO he win
him. and that lis friends permitted to visit bin. Iho
motion OF the District attorney is therefore granted THIS
Court will adjourn, until November but until the bTst
Tuesday in October which time Is preferred by tie Chef
Justice and the Attorney General The viii then, lot
before. be disposed Of
At the conclusion Of Judge Underwoods remarks tho
crowd dispersed, and after the Court adjourned.
DAvTs's COUNSEL DISPENSING.
Mr. Reed having obtained permission to visit biz client,
will proceed to Fortress Monroe tomorrow. MI Brady
will visit Petersburg aud Mr. Brown returns to Baltimore
tomorrow.
DAvTss COUNSEL AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, June O. lete
Charles OConor esq, Of the senior counsel for
jeff Davis and Gov Pratt arrived in the city this morn
ing and had interviews With the President aud Attorney
General Speed in reference to the trial Of Jefferson Davis
Private information received here tonight from Rich
mond states that it is the prevailing impression there that
jeff Davis is to be released within few days similar
statements to the effect that Mr. OConor arranged r
his clients release with the President before lie left Wash
ington for Richmond.
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FENIAEs IN THE CITY.
Montreal.

MONTREAL. wednesday, June 4. 1866.
The greatest Indignation is expressed here and else
where on learning the report to-day that the prisoners held
ON board the Michigan had been released on parole.
The Provincial Parliament meets on Friday for the first
time at Ottawa and in face Of formidable INVASION its
first action will be to suspend the habeas corpus.
CANADIAN FEELING
The cry Of every Canadian now is to instantly hang
every prisoner held or hereafter captured.
AN ATTACK EXPECTED.
Cen Sweeney at ST. Alban soday, and the last four
DAYS from three four thousand OF his adhercns have
arr we'd in that vicinity, and attack is momenanly
looked for Last night from four to five hundred we'll
armed Fenians stopped the train short distance before
reaching ST. Adams
Heavy encampments Of Fenians scattered east and
west OF the head Of Lake Champlan, bordering on the
province line large number of strangers whose move
ents have been noticed for several days III this city
are leaving By every an in view Of the propabe susPe-
sion Of the habeas corpus.
THE GUARD
One hundred Of the Drill Association, numbering over
600 are on guard tonight at the heavy deposores OF
ammunition and the public buildings. The victoria
Bridge also strongly guarded by the same force AZ Doth
ends This leaves the Volunteers and Regulars on reserve
II il believed in official quarters that Fenan attack
would have been made to-day had 1t not been Tor the ram
PERSONAL.
The Rebel Moseby is said 10 be with Sweeney .
The French COnsul-Ge at Quebec ana the Fan OF
Gosiord of England are at ~. Lawrence Hall
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FIELD SPORTS.
Base Ball.

THE CONTEST PoR THE CHAMPIoNsHIP-A SPLENDID
FIELDING GAME AT BRooKLYS-.TEE UNION CLUB
THE vIcTORs-UYIoy OF MoRRIsASIA VS.. ECKFoRD
OF BROOKLYN.
For the past six or seven years the weli-known
Eckrd Club have always managed 10 carry of the orty
Of victory their with their friends Of the Uuoni
but last year the Unions insugurated new arrangement Ito
result Of which that they became TIE possessor Of the
trophy aud they have this begun in the
triumph OF yesterday being the best deserved Of
they have yet achieved.
Ball clubs strongly represented the occasion ard
both have been training their mines well the result
fine contest in fact the best display OF fielding this
In any game II close thing all the way through AID
but Cor unucky In play and lost ball 10 the
enth inning the chances would have been IN favor Of she
the Eckords The advantage the Unions gained IN this
inning however, could not be overcome.
The pitching and catching both sides Of the highest
order OF excellence and the infed too spendldy at
tended both sides the outer field Of the Unions
The Eckors however little weak this in
their outfeldng aud hence in the loss Of the
match.
The utmost good feeling prevailed throughout the contest
the Eckods receiving their defeat gracefully and the
embage though large very respectable gather
ing OF the admirers OF the game The umpire entire
satisfaction and every respect the game proved TO lie
al Mast ia pand Tho
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Chinese Trsubies-Teiegrsphic EItensisn-
Banquet 10 Observation-Disclosures ad Gem

SAN FRAScIsco Friday, Jane !, 1865
Mining shares have fallen heavily Oph, $500; yellow
Jacket $3.50; Hale g. Norcross, $e6J; Belcher $I5y;
Choar-Potos $50; Crown Point s. 900; Imperial, 49,
Legal tenders, SO
The bark Francis Palmer brings Hong Kong dates April
49, Some Chinese at NewChangwee took forcibe posses
sion of boy in the service of the American Consul ara
his companions who attempted rescue fired upon
The next day the Consul, with 40 SO persons pulled
down the houses the Chaamen concerned in the outrage
killing three in the ARRAY
Telegraph communication is to be established between
Shanghai and Europe, via Kiatcha.
Cotton is quoted at Mngapoe at S9, at Shanghai at
$1
Bengal and Manila Rice 81 20; Siam rice, s. SO and
dull The silk crop is short.
The steamer Golden Age, with NewYork dates May d,
has arrived. e
The receipts of bullion the past month exceed 600.
Ban FRAscIsoo June 2 lsC6.
Mining shares continue depressed. Ophir, ~;
Belcher $780, Yellow Jacket S5l5; Crown Point, $yc
Savage, $500 Hale g. Norcross. 500; Imperial $ice
Chollar-P otosi, $225.
leading Chinese firm gave grand banquet last even
ing in honor TO the Hon. Arson Bungame, Minister 10
China and Gen. r. Van Yakenburg, Minister to japan.
Among the invited guests Col C. s. Buckley Chef
Engineer of the American Russian Telegraph Expeditions
c. III. Mumford of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, and the Hon. Caleb Lyon, Governor OF Idaho
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WashinQtons
ANDREW JOHNSON,

WASHINGTON, wednesday, June o, IeOo'
HesdC Stephens has been honized here since his
srva among the Fenian circles. No attempt has been
made to arrest or il any manner embaTass his move
ments
The following report Of Fenian movements was received
~ = "ST. Adams, Vt. June g. ls66.
ITO Brera Brig S. F. BAssTow headquarters M9jO'-Ge"
Made: 80. -.
Major Cuyler sent TO Hghgate and Eastgate tbs
morning TO intercept the Fenans He could not ascertain
that they were commanded by one Ihey dehoG that
thew were said that they going on their o" hoo
There appearance Of organization ana about one 10
three had arms He estimated them to be about O very
suiet and generally cheerful few disanected ABOUT
70 had thrown their They complained OF want
subsistence and depending on the citizens Tor 1000 ne
could troops had gone east oil ghgae
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In conformity with the orders Of Brg.-Gen. Az.
pnwa his command the Fourth Brigade Of the National
Guard paraded aud reviewed by the Mayor Yesterday
The several regiments comprising the 4h Veteran Zouaves.
nth German Infantry 2d Federal Guard the 18th and sh
assembled at their respective srmores the afternoon where
thsy properly formed and aerward marched 70 the
brigade rendezvous Fhave. and Fourteenths brisk
sprinkle of threatened at the outset 10 derange the
for the parade ii and the again
Beyond temporary delay, and the wetting OF
uniforms Is the Brigade In good condition snd
drawn up in line with the fh Regiment resting -Four
teeptht in proper order TO march, At the command 10
move the head Of tae column proceeded by Gen Aspnwal
ana M n0tnted staff who conspicuous By their large
rounded Broadway and passed down creating
excitement they went moIoentay hat
was made Just reaching the City Hall to recover pcst
on and 10 prepare for the eliminating point OF the parade
Ths march continued around the south end Of tie
PARK gate which entered by wheeling This
fair but creditabe the resi- Of she
oyements which excellent Each battalion wac
companied BY band and or three By drum corps winch
envened the steps Of the Brigade was passing y the
reviewing stand First che 4th Regiment numbering
men. headed by Col Hull thea the I'm Rifles go strong
commanded b. Aoting.CoL Lux the I'D Acting Col Post
with $50 men followed BY the 6h $50 strong, under Their
new commander Col AcMahon The extreme leh vas
brought up by companies Of the 18th Regiment IA
this order tey marched twice past the reyfwisg stshd
observing the customary saues and keeping steadily 10 Nov
ing time and place. The review at y oeocE s't
which thu different regiments proceeded up Broae" Oh"
filed of by the most direct route to their sinoIes
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General Matters.
TROY.

N.
Troy. " Y. Wednesday, June 6, 1866.
A Fenan messenger left this city last evening WIN
several thousand dollars the result OF collections IN ms
CITY for the Fenan cause He goes the Of opera
tons on the border with instructions 10 hand the
money if the leaders united and are pushing on the
invasion.
Twenty or 30 cases Of arms were shipped from this
city last evening. Another company of Fenians, %
strong Is ready 10 start for the scene OF action omoIow'
PORTLAND, NE.
PORTLAND, Ne. "Wednesday. June ., leo.
special dispatch The Prcss from Montreal states,
on the authority of The Montreal Herald, that Col Lowry
of the 18th British Regulars learned that some oil the
Fenian prisoners board OF the United States GunbOat
Michigan had escaped, and sent word that If any more
were permitted TO escape he would fire upon her
LEAvENWoRTH, KANSAS
LEAvENwoRH. Kansas. Wednesday. June ., 1906
company Fenians without arms left this city to-day
for the East Others preparing to as trans
portaiion is arranged.
HupsoS " Y, Wednesday june C. ls66
Sixty Fenians left this city last night on the II o'clock
frontier The Circle held enthusiastic meeting lat
evening.
ROCHESTER
ROCHESTER "wednesday. June C. ls66.
The Fenians had nseting here last night which was
largely attended and quite enthusiastic Donations IN
cash the amount of $500 made beside contribu
tons of arms. Announcements, stores, &c. few yOlun
teered 10 20 the front and night During the night small
detachmens of men left the city for the ST. Lawrence re-
gOn, the most of them carrying arms
The Fonian managers here their purpose 20 NJ out
each man when he with arms rather than take the
chances Of seizure by the Federal Government If the
arms and munitions shipped in quantities.
There little abatem Of zeal among the Fcnans here.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI "Wednesday June G ls66
Two hundred Fcuans ef here last night for the frontier
ELMIRA.
EfMIRA. v. Y. "wednesday, June q. lsS.
company OF Fonians, numbering 3D. LEFT this city To-
dav for Buffalo, 20 join the Fenian Army Of Invasion.
Six 20 seven hundred men have passed through here
within the past two days from Other places en route to the
Canadian border.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Wednesday. June 4. 1866.
Thomas Iarcn Quinlan State Treasurer and Agent for
the sale Of Fenian bonds, and NELL HeadCenter Tara
Circle have been arrested and snow IN prison. The Unted
States Marshal hos possession Of the headquarters and
papers. A few muskets and knapsaoks were the only
munitions found.
PORTLAND, NE
PORTLAND Ne, "Wednesday. june 6. ls6s.
large and enthusiastic Fenan meeting was held here
tonight addressed by Mr.. Fitzgerald OF Boston AID
Others 81 900 raised. Seyentyhye men have been
sent forward from here
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Ogdensburg.
OGDESsBURG, Wednesday,


ARRIVAL OF RECRUITS
The movement of Fenians in this direction continues
brisk The train east from Potsdam Junction had eight
carloads Of men, in all about 400 Since Friday morning
and up 70 to-day noon least 800 Fenians have passed
the Rome WateIown and Ogdensburg, and Ogdens-
burg and Lake Champlan Railroads for the Lower Can
ada border, and still they cOme thicker and faster.
None Of the local Fenans in the northern counties have
vet commenced to move. This is taken indication
that the hour Of the contemplated blow has not arrived
We have trustworthy information that 300 men have
already concentrated the Canadian frontier. Detach
ments are posted from Fort Covngton to Lake Mem
phremagog kilograms received at Prescott opposite
this place, from ST. Johns, positively assert that that
Lower Canada was invaded near Phillpsburgh and st.
Armand last night, and that the Canadian force was
falling back upon 81. Johns.
AN INCIDENT.
Before proceeding to De Kalb Junction last night TO
seize the with Feuan the Regulars were ordered
TO load with ball cartridges and this morning 40 balls
were picked up the ground where they loaded TINS
incident shows that many at least had no notion OF
haing the Fenans should they be called upon to fire
The and ammunition seized and brought here have
been deposited in the State Arsenal and guard put over
them
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THE voYAGERs HEARD pRoM-THEIR PLACE OF LAND
NG-PARTICULARs OF THE TRIP.

THE voYAGERS HEARD PRoM-THEIR PLACE OF LAND
NG-PARTICULARs or THE TRIP.
DR.. Andrews aud Mr.. Plumb, whose departure
from this city the afternoon OF Tuesday last to make
another trial OF DR.. Andrews flying ship which de-
scbed yesterdays TRIBUNE have again returned to the
city We have received from Mr. Pnmb the particulars Of
the The greatest altitude attained about aud
half miles which carried them above the lower stratum Of
clouds into clear atmosphere win timex curtain oil clouds
above and below them Through the occasional openings Of
these they could the surfnoe Of the earth plainly Mr.
Plumb describes the appearance OF the heeeY white clouds
lying FAR below them resembling snow drif rolling along
over the bright green grass the surface OF the earth
As anticipated the newly constructed rudder proved
Inefficient Almost the first attempt TO bring 1t into requ
son the became ammed and the vessel for
entirely unmanageabe Aer~sd they reganed partial
Of her but the steering apparatus was manfesty mad
eqnate for successful working the ship Some other
chanea faults also discovered which will be remeded
before another trip
Finding thar they could succeed in the main object OF
the trip the voyasers concluded make pleasure ann Of IT,
and after sailing about for time they finally landed in
safety the village Oyster Bay about y miles from
place whence they started.
We understand that the alterations Of the vessel
will be made once and snotbsr trial undertaken within
by days
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APPROXIMATION FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON
'ensral Affairs Along the Border
The Fenian Force Supposed to be MaSsed De-
tween Malone and 0gdensburg'
An Advance Ordered from st. AlbanS'
AFFAIRS IN THIS CITY.
Proclamation.
PrOCInmatIon.
By the President Of the United Stat" q dmer'eG,
A PROCLAMATION.

Bu the President Of the United States Of dm"ied,
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas IL has become known TO me that certain
,vdisposed persons have within the territory and ursdo
ton Of the United States begun and set on foot and have
provided aud prepared still engaged in providing and
preparing for such military expedition and enterprise
which expedition and enterprise be carried on from the
territory and jurisdiction Of the United States against the
colonies districts and PEOPLE Of British North America
within the domnions United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland with which said colonies districts and people and
Kingdom the United States are at peaeei
And whereas the proceedings aforesaid constitute high
nsdeweanor forbidden by the laws of the United States as
well as by the laws of nationsj
Now therefore purpose Of preventing the carrying
out Of The unlawful expedition and enterprise Aforesaid from
the territory and Jurisdiction OF the United States and to
maintain the public Teace well the national honor ana
enforce obedience and respect to the laws OF the united Sae
/ Andrew johnson President of the United States, DO
kdmonsh aad all good citizens OF the United states
against taking part in any wise aiding eountenancnS OF
sbettDg said unlawful proceedings and do exhort az
ndees magistrates marshas and officers the service OF the
United States 10 employ all their lawful authority and
TO prevent and defeat the aforesaid unlawful proceedings
and 10 arrest and bring to justice all persons VINO
NAV be engaged therein and in pursuance TO the act
oConcress in such case made and provided do further
more authorize and empower MajorGen. George o. Meade
Commander of the Military of the Atlantic TO employ
the land and naval forces United States and the militia
thereof to and prevent the setting on foot and carrying
IN the expedition and enterprise aforesaid.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
s.used the seal Of the United States to be affixed
Done at the City Of Washington this sixth day OF June IN
The wear of Our Lord Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
six and of the independence of the United States the
ninetieth.
isl ANDREW JOHNSON.
by the President.
WILLIAM H SEWARD Secretary Of State.
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Cricket.
ST. GEORGE ACT. YOUNG AMERICA.

ST. GEORGE ACT. YOUNG AMERICA.
The grand match between these Clubs takes place
Wednesday Philadelphia and BY way Of preparation
for this contest the Club arranged match between the eleven
named for the Yong America match and field Of twenty
and played az Hobokea yesterday afternoon tho
being favor Of the eleven The match WedLes-
day will no doubt be tine display Of cricket.
NETWORK ACT. NEWARK.
The return game between these Clubs, which is
named take place today at Newark will be interesting
contest The first gsme-hough the result Of the nD ~
played greatly in favor of NewYork-was considered
draw game owing to the the day appointed to pay
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Fortress Monroe.


FORTRESS Monroe juno 4. lst6
JEFF. DAVIS.
An order from Washington has been enforced here for
long time prohibiting correspondents from entering the
fort and it is difficult to procure information Of what
passes within its walls.
jeff Davis hear howcvers permitted TO visit his wife
daily He leaves his in Carroll Hall early IN tho
morning going directly TO her apartment in one Of the
casenaes and remaining there till late in the evening"
His health is good and his strength daily increasing
His appetite is also represented as excellent.
Gen Miles and portion Of his staff went on tnr 10
Wiliamsburgh this morning in the steamer City OF Albany
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1866

bridge They all orderly, and anxious to be led
over the border, which is but mile OF two distant.
In the towns of Franklin sheldon and in fact all along
the line the sympathy for the Fcnians is universal Dona-
tons only Of money but of beeves sheep, &C., are
freely rendered by the farmers. The St. Adams raiders
and the of the British Government with regard TO
them are not forgotten. A large number OF American
families in Canada have come over TO this side
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Legislative Corruption in New-Jersey-Aetisn
Of Grand Jury.

TRENTON. y. j.. Wednesday. June O. le't.
The Grand jury Of Mercer County who have beer In
vesgating corupons used in passing bills through the
Legislature, presented indictments today against G. s.
Wagner of Passac, c. NJ. Reel of Hudson, Barclay
Haines of Burlington and Daniel Holsman Of Bergen.
The first two were members Of the House the last two
were what are known " lobby members" They also
made general presentment this subject calling pubic
attention TO this crime and also 10 the kindred crime OF
ueng money in elections There bas been considerable
excitement On the eubieet
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lst Cd. Sd 4th 5th. 9th. eth. sth 9th Total
Fckford .........- o 3-ll
Union ...........l 0 3 5 0-l3
Umpire-Mr Mills OF the Active Club.
Scorer-M essrs. Brown and Amer.
Time OF Game-Tw o hours
Fly Catches-Eckford, 10. Union. IL.
Oats Fouls-Eckford. times Union. times
TYPOS OF BROOKLYN rs. EMPLOYEES OF JOHN A. GRAYs
ESTABLISHMENT.
match between two mines comes of TO-DAY st BROOKLYN,
on the Star Grounds at m and the NowYork typos
tend sending delegation to see how their Brooklyn
brethren play with OF of taxing the BrookJR
boys down little with nine Of the metropolis