The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-06
lille. 111NNI1ssHE1 WEDNESDAYS. JUNE g. 1896

three hundred men under the command Of
Capt. Donahue, is reported TO have left the
city last night; their destination is unknown I,
but their departures was known to the
! United States authorities. Gen. Barry last
night received a dispatch from Gen. Meade,
stating that no landing had been effected at
any point in his vicinity.
Two batteries OF United States artillery
| from Fort Schuyler arrived here this morn
ing, aad other troops came last night. Re-
! ports that arms has been seized at P
/ 0'DOy's store, who is the head center here,
/ IS, we believe, incorrect, as the only arms
/ taken from his shop were seized in the way
| Of business by the Fenians. We can get
no confirmation of the street rumOr that the
/ United States Consul, at Fort Erie, was in
/ suited by British officer or any other man.
NATgRTOwE, n. Y, June 5.--The Fenian
| tralh was come up with at Richyille, the
/ first station south Of DeKalb Junction, by
1 company of United States troops, who
took the arms and ammunition in charge.
| The Fenians were unloading the arms when
the troops arrived, intending to run them
| across the country, having received in
torLlation of troops awaiting them at De-
halb. No resistance was made.
THIS mornings train, going North, has
on board a company of Fenian's and de
taehment Of United: Estates regulars.
NEw YORK, May 5.-Dispatches from
St. Adams yesterday say that the counsel
of war of the Fenian officers closed this
forenoon after much discussion. Though
the officers say they are about to move, a
nunibersOf thems think it inexpedient with
the present short allowance of ammunition
and supplies, but will obey orders. Gen.
Spear expected to find seventeen regiments
with plenty of iosces here, and five regi-
ments at Malone. There is not a full regi- |
ment here now. He found no military or !
CARNATIONS, nor any preparations for any. |
The officers say that $4,000 was raised |
in Boston, and only about $4,000 expended |
for transportation. They ask where is the |
remainder. They blame the New York and /
Boston companies for Withholding the assis-
tanee they need at once, still they are
ready to go into action.
A special messenger has arrived here
from General Murphy at Malone. He re-
ports that General Murphy has over IL, 900
armed men and moves tonight.
General Spear will move soon and win
cooperate with Murphy.
It is automatically stated here that
grand movement takes place from all points
tonight, and stirring news may be expected
to morrow. The dissatisfied officers here
are now more confident. A small quantity
Of arms and ammunition has been secured
by the Fenians, and they are making strong
efforts to seize confseated stores, some Of
which have succeeded.
NEW YoRK, June 5.-The morning papers
have the following special dispatches from
Washington:
The public debt statement will show
total amount of currency on hand of $780,
600, Og0, against SCI 800 600 last month. |
There is decrease of $40,500 900 in coin,
occasioned by gold sales; and the payment
of interest on 5-20s of $2l, 200 900. The to-
tai amount of gold on hand is about $780,
100000. The total receipts from customs
in the Southern States last month were
SIG, 200. Secretary McCulloch's report
of gold sales will show sales of $35,440 900 |
IL May at an average premium Of over
thirty per cent, and that about SIS coo 600 |
were sold in the latter part of February
NEW YORK, June 5.-A Tribune Richmond
special says in case the counsel for jeff.
Davis ask that their client be admitted to
bail, Judge Underwood viii not feel au-
thOrized to grant the request. 1t also says {
q loyal jury cannot be collected here TO try
a case OF treason without being threatened I
with msrtyrdom, social or otherwise.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Judge Underwood was called TO that city
yesterday by tho President, for consultation
oonct rning the trial of Davis. 1t is known
10 be the purpose of Judge Underwood to
open his court in Richmond, and then adj
ourE it til the first Tuesday in October.
lhe anticipation that Davis will be released
IN parole seems to be universally INDUCED. !
District Attorney Chandler is SO i'll at Nor
ok that he cannot BIO present at the open
ug Of the court.