, 1866-06-04

resuinte lutyption to eink her upon the in
! stant should any such attempt be made.
| 4 nLGIMKST OF y. 9, TROOPS QALLkD FOR.
Feeling the lmportance OF the emergency
and tie. utter tnadequency OF his force, Major
Duer yesterday toleggrsphed an urgent request
date d1spatching Of at least regiment Of
men 10 this point. We have good reason to
be1leYe, however, that steps had already been
| taken, prior to this, for the assembling Of q
sufficient national force On the frontier to ar
rest any intsaction Of the neutrality laws Of
The country.
by the q. 8: District Attorney and the British
THE MICHIGAN.
The United States steamer Michigan WAS
last evening lying iu the Erie Basin, steam up,
port holes open, and guns shotted. Senti-
ne's pnced the deck, and guard was also
stationed along the dock to prevent any sur
prize. The steamer vas, 1t will be remem-
6esed, about to leaHe tor Erie some two
weeks since, when the Government received
information, as stated in the Express des-
patches at the time. that Swecny was maIing
preparations for a last attempt. The order
was therefore countermanded, and the vessel
directed to remain in buffalo to await orders
from the Department ut Washington. Since
Tuesday evening she has been constantly un-
der steam, and the entire crew we're on duty
during the entire night Of that day.
hecn thnronTh1r renaIreii a. = cost If over
sHs roH s.5 T. -. r H. h". - - att, u
5000, aa st - ~" u su9 n. souu'soa. nst
Wh;n,, Nv arn 81 rarnt " ~ tvn 10 3.
meaos nntsa 81 1o,d a ,,ss a1Ssss % anu W. -
visited the vessel Yesterday aad found every
thing in trim, the boarding pixies, cutlasscs,
&C., being all IN place, and ready for use If
oecaslon snou!u le4uH-e. - -
p.L TIE zs'ss.I thoSIaEa ousaoM MoosI !. ,r;,, ~
nS ius iy.o@aus ~ anutnEns Ma;a, :. ~ VA ue
se;,aS inas -. We tat" renantdn t ,ar5
n'nsu ~ aoAe eseS tteoa.on X ie v " sIasa "a =,
h. NY ~ ~ 5dit;oao io ,at,ua.;nne ss
n'gnt !. = asposteo aoh1I huoam tsttue.'ous n;,. M
"c1I ees4ss fs A.n ~ nasuAnson' o"s "e uio
9.""D'~ ~ A~ RTTr'Jr N v NAV a, 1867
Cbnr,es n Norton. Esa.. Coector # Gastoms mai II,
he Dr. trlcl Of Bnffafo Ereck:
SIN. Uutil further dirt cred u'll not elea. any
vessels from 3our port out Of office hours, and You
Wy! rot permit any vessel TO depart from the port
""'o"' 'pspsT9eng Vn1g tre.'s nel eatg1s scnrs
"3 W11i,.x A. D.pr
United >tatee Attorney,
Nav 81, 1866. Nouh. District Of New York.
Purs aant 70 the Z r. truet.ons contained IN the
lots9olnE lester o. District Atorney Dart no vessel
. 80 w IL snrts ~ sna ~ nj , pe
1on Of her carto ht officers Of ;he tnatnrc finnse
and no vessels viii bc pe permitted TO ciear be.
tween the hoars Of .. b. st any DAY ard a. N
Of The following day. nndsr any until
are 1eeeased som as Secretary ot the
iseasos5' eAHlss cal,s,ap y. - SonroS, .,na,os,,.
n1s.ppsAnAScr op p. ] nsnsT's ~ unsKvTs s'
casea Nhfc', iii H. tIle 3n, a5a of ~ M y nnsr's
establishment On "wednesday mvsterions,v
,Iiso onnrorrd vestcr,fovN What Hscama -
them m one Enowa. "'' D~Ao ~
>@'SN' ~ Al ARRIVALS LAST MIGHT.
We think that he aTnectat,ons entertofn.
cd were mea5ura1,1v disannn;nta1S mt MT
az a. env ms arr;vea ~: gcpa nntad az ~ ~
trn,n % tron. tfs Wes, nre,rinr hars w. ~ n, NJ
Irnneht ahon, IN who = in s'S foraar ~ ~ =, d.
siancos IN ths cors dnysn ~ r',ad - ond ~,
marchel into thc tnwn . 'As A"A" "o0
suMTTvITTny wAcova
The same tra,n seems to h. 70 1,ronobt !,
sanTnnnI,ton IN hoves woa nntica5 At
SONS s;T nr eieat I1rnitnra -" pamons nndas .das
cfor,,o - u7nn4sad raniana e.a H. ,ostsn. nHns.
for ia train m tha Greer streat sida ~ ~
Sapot An1,arantir3+ hs,.,,-ht tb.On 1to n,ti,,na
an5 thor X s,,nncsad ~ Har.1aft H.,
no;ntment hnf n 1ons and he,f ,1f ,nter ~ ~
99f 1Ea san,a y"rors n31a1 rr;,h 49, -ndnnhted
s.nsnsr;t,aS haxoa 49, ts
ritv ont Eisoa,s street a. * r1oat s,niS tI
ra;s ~, " wic the hn.ass H,,,a ~ so pss
fa1e W NJ "Mea oa.. lug notsts cpa1o ~ u1seu.
n.e,,to .ha anna.art tsu eran, ~ on,,x.+,,,
II l..
m,a maisn pts'aeo; III. ~ oaae thcas s7laeut as 19e
] naEns xoIe ~ ~, .n&1 t ~ eohsaassaole s
eoncett " aetiou: AZ uisnt lonE, ~ lnteF,
1t, 1ItS, tae s.snss ~ .ne S!c1aatJ q ieHnsene
..is mIn laus n m'ta LUG 'Faap ol nooles oI msn,
WY, ~ n.as .,e, EMnee, aPpsafea 70 ne moViog
sn.!.y ~ WI A9u "tuout any aenaite avn.
~. tt .haao ~" esst, lefE!oPeu Lns
taSt ma taat .nsse 1., marching squads comprised
pns = setJ sn4In Potuon u tue 1atFo nun W
oel VINO were kno#n 70 oe pfesent n the
lily, unu eiosst iasPsclon ano~e t9at lucy
"!e s Gu!npu3sea seiy nsEIiy ~ p4naio ha : en1'
ans, oeginnt1s apolt Mionseht these COM
pan1es mnESn59 ano cou1ter'mafcneo III
serssr j. mouIa nave appeared as many
a annuIeos e "eFe p taus Moying iaeoagn ne
e.Ieets. p4t ~ tue mtast 81 a. 1nIs Myste-
% a.oas moss ~ " aot!eeu ta"a WING the saieo
ctoMus pasSo Aao ttkaSssa pa NAM aAa tae
sttes.s u 1oss!ns y ~ Fent angaes, inert vas
Niagara street. At the SQUARE these erouks
sSa.n e!l sGoot'l1su' auo po!uo1 lnoseu uo"
sl4tn, Inc 0alance contlnM1g ooWh Nlagara
stfeet. Al attempts 70 1olio" them we're
iutt!e, as whenever tae5 uncovered any slgas
9f being Watched their course vas !mme.
eend eea5ea Hall dses' o'eh' ano 4oeeeoea 10 1o"n
TIE S1oar AovEMEST.
ln*J lonne .ne s.safSnnS S,n Pa1Nss "aose
not n crAe4ta "e.G - eALu1u13 coutusG1 o.
nIst, haa pIoceeueo ao"n hlagafa ano e:xtn
stlects uau u1a!eu ~ Set e1al Solu1nns u3ate1"
1nE Iap'4y .uuneh Iae s1lasss U! oacA
hoch ano aoMa tne ilset to"aIo sotae polA!
Of crossing bclow; Ihe number ID the several
eolnmns observer, has q not peen less tnao sa3 81
luoaleo tn. men, MovmE ~ PeaIect olaels VIII
sHence anu celefley' uuoer eV1dentiy capable
on'eefs. -
~ AZ poln1 aeols e. eaat mle oelo" LoMsr
hiask Aoca; tlah Of nine WaEons, neayny
toaaea VII W.. asMs ano amm1n1llon. Eas
t9una H,[ Naltine, u eonseauenee o. some aeiay.
lne Tram consisted o. I'VE iatge aouna
MaGons ,safs s ana !oar !qtnituss 4 ~agoas-.ae
iattef, WIN one Q! Enc aouplc wagons con-
ta1nlng emmunition .And Tue remaining tour
oe'ne laoen M Win ~ neasy ~ Doaes ~ u atns'
tnI A 10y, "a tA1a - batDuE.
- was astsItal1e1 lnat .ne tlaA MAa uuoe1
usueis 70 ploGEeu ngout u tnile Iutlner ao"4
ths tas sifeI ~ aae AoH5atn nilas. aao ~
of erossng into canada one near sr6 tbe bea 9 If
eFaha as lsland, s!aosan .o,,- ,7,,s ~ p.,,,,. r
luz cfuasi1 w. ioos prusa ~ ast ~ ;.4 no4
.3 anu sne 'aHa "as ,,o ase h,at ~ t..ut
Tssais Tr;as "pa'as'es' a'"os Lille oe''" sote
Tha f,rr1eoa ws, occo,n,1;s,,ad ,v r,eons ~
49, trea iii "as a het W ynEario,
h. IL osa wv h,,nroa 49, aaaq pe117'
tot t.r1, h1,ndrad .si,cu +,,. hoot. .o,1a
~. ue o5ats .mu 9a1t 'uS M otlia tats eSI ssIa
TboH ~ Iorn ns;d Is he zart ~ +ha datnoh.
+,a1t tr.,.s To,,".sne Thar av,aat ~ fe1I,1,,
~ishin Gha a., an hour @ .. or I've; w., 49, ,a...no,
no opposltlon. Mnen they !anaea on tas oR-
PusitS onoi .1nI euGets ~ 65set, ath.n "sn
Gut ~ - Pa4,..,j. oS5n.,'s ~ ,.,.1 az
"'"A ~ rrrIrrT,,T..r ~ -, -. ,.r. r.notI.1-rua
Towo-de 1or1;rft etroTgIara froT, p1ort
Rock rcached The city With the announce.
mcrt vhirh swift riders had a1readv hrnupht
to tic EIDrtss Office. or course the stories
grew rs t1iey passed from mouth TO mouth,
and the excitement among the crowd was