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From the Louisville Courier, May 30.
Our information then leads US to believe that the
Fenans are, as an organization, consolidated aqd
united in body for the distinct and ayowed pur-
nose of achieving their national independence
by force of arms and that their means and
energies are pledged to this end. They have upon
their books enrolled as Fenians, in the United
States and Canada as they positively assert, 500-
600 men ready for a movement. Their financial
basis is sold and their treasury well supplied with
funds, to almost unlimited extent. fhelr bonds
they RELY upon as being good at par, and claim
the ability to redeem the same in current funds.
In Ireland, the male population it is aYerTed, is
unanimously Fenian. Active operations are 10 De
commenced at once, and with an earnestness ana
vim which belong only to revolutions, We are
assured that 10000 men, with arms and equip
ments viii be in Canada within the next ten days,
under the leadership of Gen. Sweeny.
This first installment Of 10000 troops IS to con
sist of those who have had prior experience IN mi
tary matters. This is the quota required to In
aug1rate the movement. There are according to
our information, already in Canada, or In close
proximity, ready for delivery, arms and equip
ments for 40 900 men, and in few days that mum
ber is expected to be there to make use OF them.
But short time since 40 boxes of arms and ac-
lcoutrements were sent from this city and nave ere
| this reached the Canada borders This IS put one
of hundreds of other shipments of the same ma
| terial that have been made from other points.
The supposed schism in the brotherhood, as ex-
planned to u.s. amounts to but little as the entire
organization are inclined to follow that popular
leader who first strikes the blow for freedom All
indications are that the first war blast will be
sounded at once.
| Important and successive meetings Of the vari
Gus circles are everywhere being held, and the
liyeliest activity Of the brotherhood is apparent
/ The Fenians are at work and at work with ear
nestness and in very short time the fruits OF this
work will be exhibited They are up and doing
and our readers may be assured that eXtraordi
nary, not to say astounding, developments will be
made within very few days Be the result o
this extraordinary movement what it may, The
public may begin TO feel that the Fenian organi2a
ton is far from being one that longer be treated
/ with insignifoance
!! We have written these remarks for the purpos
of giving information obtained from the most reli
. able sources, and not with the view of indorsng
or condemning the Fenian organization, and W
close with the reiteration to our readers that ex
e traordinary developments may be expected in
a very short time.
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netely not tne case as the Italians nave 'uS ",1o
thought that Oh floalng thef country VI 'N' !
German eoe'e q"e oot'e
IN ttshoe, fepnslon 70 any VnAlls AANe oVHuIes
between european states Is universal NJ
pest PROOF Oh "iloh IS lnat tne sshtes' ne .,a,
nold out any nope OF peace Is sute 70 ue n'''9U
with dehght al me Fafls STOCK eScnanse'
we are now gettihg over the rear Pto"u'eU W
kmperofs speeeh az AuAerie'. " ,t'Sn, W.
ffst made known to the pnpile, caaseu pst,sVs
panic IN cur money market ~ n"s us'1 ep7''o
the Cochin speech
TIE FRENCH ovRRNMENFALcoMfAss oet " oEpES'
! Mon. Rouher ana Meh' fouap' the ioiluef Ll,inis
ter OF state ana lne 4aesef y
been all at sea ot late' ana nave more than once
intended leaving the helm q tAe snip Of stare TO
other hands as tney were urea OF playing fidcu,
lous part, iaSins ~ aNsay olie u"9 va os SOW
| the previous day. It Is only upon the assurance
of the Emperor that he has no intention of taking
part in any conflict, that these gentlemen have
| been persuaded to retain their port tolios.
REPORT OF THE DISSOLUTION OF THE LEaIsLA
TIVE BODY
Amidst all these rumors and gossiping in the
ministerial anti.chambers, it was reported that
there was every probability Of the Chamber
being dissolved, The majority Of our deputies
were more or less alarmed, though they tried to
: disguise their apprehensions. They however made
no concealment of their dispeasure at the lesson
given to them by the Emperor at AuXerre. They
are very oas-ats the compliments addressed to
the inhab Of the rural districts, and the official
papers have only made matters worse by saying
that the speech Of Mon. Thiers, advocating peace,
was a personal attack upon the head of the state.
Several deputies were desirous of calling the edi-
tors Of these papers to the bar of the House, but
= intimation came from upper quarters not to do
. anything Of the sort, as an attack upon them
= would be an attack on the government.
Y The consequence is that our deputies have
I sneaked back to their kennel with q growl, very
dissatisfied with the part they are made to play
It is now evident that the Emperors illusions t
the treaties of lSl5 which he says he detested
u we're intended To frighten the Germans May hi
n he successful.
lt UNEASY STATE OF TRADE.
'k It is natural that the consequence Of this Euro
IN pean upset is perfect sagnation in trade and IN
suspension Of many houses OF business II FariS
te Lyons and Marseilles.
" The trials of commerce in England have bee
'e' much greater than with Us, as is proved BY tn
ny raising Of the discount to ten per cent 1t is, hoV
OF ever, to be hoped that we have seen the worst.
m THE BoMBARDING OF VALPARAISO
on Has caused most painful impression IN Franc
Ell as it appears from all accounts that the destru
re- tion Of French property has been II
he mense. 1t is not yet known what measures Il
all French government will take to make the Spani;
lot repair the damage done to French trade
So AS regards Spain, private intelligence inform
raj us that the financial state of the country is
he improving from it; crisis is imminent
nd GEN. PRIM IN PARIS.
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cirar. rouges her cheeks and generally get.ng iin
ssgssif int5 sape to appear before The aamlFlns
ssye AZ omost entirely stag audience altnoagn
she appeared in Mazeppa without one naii .,,,a, s
aoose ~ one might expect BY the flaming pictures
and newspaper accounts sae is ~ p'gp,,o 80
tborouqh believer in the doctrine taat peau.y v
Irbsn Tnsaorned il adorned the most" must say
sba I'M tasty shape TO one who Is an admirser
~ rvon,a1,ss beauty.
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special Correspondents of the Crescent. 7
BETTER FEE0HE NEgF YORK.
Nh -YnR1, .Afar "a. l8i

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NEW YoRK, May 30, 1856.
sTbe telegraph W;ll have apprised you, before
M reaches YOU. that Lieutenant General Winfield
s6ott Is ne more. Although bis death was ex
rated Vel IL was sudden. For very many years
* spea5 Tie summer season st West Point, and,
II usual, went there about month ago and on
his arriyal dropped passing remarks that he had !
coule there this time TO be buried--apd so 1T |
proved Early last week he grew so feeble that
sDeciaI messenger was dispatched to his daughter,
Bfrs Hort in this city, and she went to him inme-
aistelg; hut on Saturday last, he having improved
"a much, She returned home. His improvement
NIX but temporary. Yesterday morning at eleven
a'etosk le expired. Flags throughout this city
ars a f1nBsf ana the press Ii filed with brief
4epiliscences 81 the great hero. The body lies
IL state ii west Point where the funeral will oc-
ourat lolcloek r. M tomorrow, which will be
sssaaasd tai all the military honor that the post
esa aftord.
Tie English paaic has effected us but little here
uesbing more than to create considerable appre
bsnaoy, 10 MS ID effect stock speculation, which
iseks animatfon at present. The principal feature
hss basn tbe aatiye operations IN Erie shares.
vs.ta-s.1 4tav Vii ~ sz9 reaeting to-day to 60.
r,s -s,s-sI fsr,7encv ard feeling is q abeatish.'i
Tsaid +aoI 4 liraiy lump to AZ. but now stands
stsasy II of,ogt Az
~ ,,at commenced TO talk much about
ag ~ otlsy ado ANT rest contented with the
g ,rars,, y,,icb reach ii b. eyery
$780, as5oo,,. e III 4 does !, are let loose
T tsls ,,,q,s interest Int Al present
\ faI- mon the interests Of
~, o1's saS',Sa
IL. III s.ss s,oi ,vaatt,ar anf. rather
.'as,ioa II ts eina mt atm the peo
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PRESIDENT, GEN. JAMES LoNGsTREEF
VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN G. HOLDREDGE
Secretary, Q. WILLIAMS. /
Directors 3

GEN JAMES LoNGsTREET, Gougstres,, Oven JCo,
President, New Orleans.
]. C. HoLDREGE, HOdrege, Pazon & Folsom, Vice tosl
dent, New Orleans.
A. C. GRAHAM, President First National Bank New an.
T. P, MAY, United statea Treasurer, New Orleans.
GEN, F. ]. HERON, Commission Merchant New osul
SAM DEBoW, Commission Merchant New Orleans,
W. c. GRAHAM Wholesale Grocer and Commissioner.
chant, New Orleans.
J. P DILLINGHAM;, Dnlinghan Bonner, Attoga
New Orleans
EVERETT LANE, Wholesale Boot and Shoe Msreb,
Magazine street, New Orleans
A. J. INGERsoLL, Of Mobile Ala.
GEN N. j. WRIGHT, of Memphis, Tennessee
W. D. GRIswoLD, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN, E. B. NICHOLS, of Texas.
GEN. ROBERT E LEE, of Virginia
C. WILLIAMS, Secretary New Orleans.
General Supervising Agent
MAJ. THos G. RHETT, South Cards.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

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The most intense pains instantly aeviaed-eno
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Erysipeas, Salt Rheum.
This tant hereditary and acquired filling life with untold
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

BLoSnIN 0UTpoNE The --latest SeaSation.-You
NAV recall one De Lave, tightrope performer,
who a long time ago astonished the natives of
Rochester By his feats above the Genesee Falls.
He mas juat returned here from many years spent
in South America and Mexico, and is going TO
give the public new sensation. He proposes to
cross the Falls Of Niagara on a small wire, as
Z the American eagle" To, explain, he is now
having large leathern eagle made mere IN the
city, which ia to be stuck full of feathers and
otherwise manipulated so as to resemble a hive one
Of monstrous proportions. This is to fit closely
about his body, and on walking the wire he will
balance himself by Tapping the artificial wings.
Atthe same time rope is to be suspended by
him below the wire, to which his son, boy eight
years old, viii cling and go through with various
athletic performances, as the father advances
across the falls De Lave likewise proposes to
walk on wire over the falls carrying both hl'
the great sensation of the season. De Lave has
been performing at the City of Mexico, where hs
occasioned considerable furore. He brings witt
him medal received from the Emperor Maxi
| imiHan.- IN Y Correspondence Hartford Press
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

Among the latest announcements of Englisl
publishers IS sort Of spurgeon jest book, with
the title Anecdotes and Stories of the Rev. G
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take to itself the ctedit Of being the earliest cler
cal budget Of wit There was Sterne's Convi
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porpg my temporary absence in Europe Mr. Henry Gnder
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Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-15
Meetings,to Sustain the President-WiH Not
Richmond Hold One.
[From the National Intelligencer. l4th.l

FROM the NationAl Intelltgencef, laLn'l
We observe with great pleasure, in our
mass meetings are already called in many
places for the 22d OF February, without dis
tinction OF party, to endorse the position OF
the President upon the proposed revolutionary
measures Of the Radical faction in Congress
In New York, a movement is in progress, as
we learn from the papers Of that city, TO the
same end, and q great demonstration Is ex-
pected. In Washington, the dissatisfaction OF
moderate Republicans, including large num-
bers OF influential visitors, will undoubtedly
seek early expression in public meetings A
call has been published In one of the evening
papers for mass meeting, regardless OF all
previous party names or associations, simply
TO endorse Andrew johnson. This movement
we understand, though participated In by
Democrats, was first suggested by distin-
guished Republican member of the House.
We hope no inopportune prominence of party
names will be suffered TO frustrate the obvious
desire of conservative but advanced adherents
Of the Presidents exalted policy in our midst
from public expression. We commend the
following timely and sensible remarks OF q
New York paper:
'sThere is one point to which the attention Of
sensible, thinking, patriotic men should be
directed just now with great seriousness. 1t
is summed mp in single sentence. IT makes
no difference now and henceforth to what
party the President attaches himself what
party gives him support, whether his course is
snch as to be called Democratic, or what
The great danger is, that Republicans will fail
to support him for fear of being called Demo-
Gratis, and Democrats for fear of being ranked
as Republicans. This consideration should be
at once abandoned. The policy of the Presi.
dent tends toward the salvation Of distracted
country. The policy of his adyersaries tends
TO ruin. Let us, then, sustain Mr.. Johnson's $
policy, whether we have to unite with Re-
publicans or Democrats TO effect it,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-15

ALARM AMONG THE RADIcALs.-The New fork
Herald, than which no paper knows better how
to trim its sails so as TO catch the popular
breeze, is decided advocate of the President s
policy. 1t says:
at is very evident that the Radicals are
much alarmed over the increasing popularity
of the President. The organs of that faction
have commenced system of attacks upon him
which bear unmistakable evidence of this fact.
The more outspoKen of this class OF Journals
have dropped all pretensions of claiming MI.
Johnson as Republican, and are trying 10
convince their readers that he is bidding Tor
popularity In the South to secnre his own re-
election. Systematic with Thad. stevens
recent TRADE against the Executive OF the
country the Radical organs and Radical Wri-
ters opened out with bitter inyective, as II q
movement of that kind had been preconcerted.
We need no better proof that these revolution
lists are being driven TO the wall than the des-
peration which they exhibit in their speeches
and writings The remarks of the President
to the delegations who have recently called
upon him are full and complete refutatlons OF
these assaults. The Radicals now squirm
worse than ever, and seem 10 be soreiy trou-
bled TO get out of the dilemma In which tney
have placed themselves. Misrepresentation
of the Presidents statements and distortion
of facts are the only things left for them TO 90.
To this work they are now directing all tneir
efforts, but apparently with very little result.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-15

AN APPEAL TO THE You've LADIES OF RICH
HoYD.-There is great suffering among the poor
people In this city for want of clothing Hav-
ing become poor during the war, and losing
their husbands, some have been forced to beg,
who, in former times, gave to the poor. Many
children now need assistance In the way OF
clothes. The gentlemen of our city are doing
much good in the way of providing provisions
to the destitute; but it is impossible for them
to give clothing also. Now Is the time for
the young ladies to be up and doing. Try and
procure clothing for the poor children. am
sure many of you can afford to spend one dol
lar week for the purpose Of giving to some
ragged child suit of clothes TO keep 1t from
freezing. Young ladies, appoint meeting at
some place; make some arrangement TO Buy
clothing for the poor children, and even
widows visit their desolate homes; hnd ont
your means will allow you. Young ladies',
rest not after reading this appeal until you
have gladdened some poor heart. Remember
syour homes were defended In time OF trouble
by them that have sacrificed their lives upon
the battlefield, and now you are enjoying
that home, while the widows and orphans
are forgotten, "Giving to the poor, you lend
to the Lord" "God loves cheerful giver."
LOYAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-15

GOVERNOR PEIRPoISr AND THE JUDsEs. The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Tribune gives the following view Of Governor
Peirpoints intentions, which, If true, must be
decidedly can inside view:
1.-THE recently appointed storekeeper for the
Richmond penitentiary, Colonel Gary, relieved
Mr. Anderson, the Union candidate for re- elec-
tion, on Saturday, dressed in the uniform OF
his late position in the rebel army. The only
offices now to be filled to complete the State
Government of Virginia are the District
Judgeships, sixteen in all, to which positions
Governor Peirpoint will name Union men.
and the action of the Legislature, confirming
or not, will be made the grounds for drawing
distinct party lines and dividing the people
into two elements, Union and Rebel: TO
thwart the efforts being made to develop
Union party at the South, every possible innn'
ence is being brohght to bear upon the Presi.
dent to secure his veto 70 the hreeamemss ns
Copperheads can find prctext TO fuse into 9
great national party, and secure power at the
coming elections. The scheme was warmly
discussed In the ante-room Of the White House
on Saturday afternoon by Ieading VIE,
workers and certain virginian legislators, ana
plans laid for working successfully TINS plot.