Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-05

not danseFoRsly, afa Ensign fsbr leg Bfoked.
and doing well.
General Meade and Uni ed States District At
torney Dart will srriveat pottsdam by this noon
and will look after Gen. Sweeney and his.Base of
supplies.
The report that Head Centre Otay has been ar
rested on Canadian soil is untrue, but he is not
visible to the naked eye on this side.
A ridiculous rumor is published by the Pest of
this city that Kingston has been captured
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury yesterday in the
ease of Hodge. colored, rs. W. W. Craig, granted
the plaintiff the sum of 81 600 damages.
The Court on the conclusion of this case adj
journed until the next regular term, which will be
in September.
WArERTowN, n. y. June ten. Meade and
staff passed here this morning, going North. Gen.
Sweeney and one hundred and fifty Fenians were
on the same train.
The United States Marshal seized nine boxes o.
arms and accOutrements on Saturday evening.
New York. June THE evening papers say
the Government considers the invasion of Canada
virtually ended.
1t is said the British Minister has demaned the
surrender from our Government of the captured
Government has not yet decided.
New YORK, June A Montreal dispatch of
last night says the royal mail steamer Hemaloga
has arrived at Quebec, with the Canadian Tooth,
Prince of Wales regiment, together with the I'D
Regulars, from Malta. to meet the wants of the
Government for the defense of the St. Lawrance.
Two gunboats have been improviScd from tug
boats plying in these waters, equipped and man
L. E-,F Mac tvs 70
Pliades, lying at this point, and the Aurora, at
Quebec. These gunboats will be equipped with
Armstrong guns and twelve pound howitzers
The gunboats sailed o-night under sealed orders
The eth Fusiliers. from Quebec. with the lth
battalion of the Rife brigade, and the Prince
Consorts Own, from this city, arc under marching
orders to night Reinforcements arc now known
| to be on the way here from Halifax, and the
steamer Belgian will bring troops from England
| The Hemming border is at this moment threat
| ened The Canadian force is strong there.
| Sr. ALBINs. june 4.-Another company United
States artillery. from Independence, arrived this
evening. The United States authorities are using
| every effort to preserve neutrality The remains
are preparing for movement
| ST. ORuAxD, June I'm Canada the villages
are filled with British volunteers. Reports are
current of an expected Fenian attack. 1t Is ru-
| mored that an attempt was to be made TO capture
| a bank at Bedford, Strawbridge Station. which
caused the sudden removal of the deposits there
| from last night. camp Of the 18th HighanderS
| is stationed at Fort Alexandria, shart distance
| hence.
ToRoNTo, C. W. June 4.-The excitement OF the
Fenian in vasiOn has rapidly subsidized everywhere
| Exposed points are all fully prepared for any
emergency, and military arrangements are con-
| stantly being perfected Transit on the Great
| Western and other railroads is going on with the
| usual regu larity.
BUFFALO, June About fifteen cases of arms
were seized by the United States authorities at the
| central depot to-day. Several hundred tenlans
arrived in the city this evening The Fenians still
hint at movents on the frontier, especially Us but
a small body of British troops are now at Fort
| Erie. most of the force there yesterday having
| been ordered elsewhere.
Quite Il number of Fenians are reported As hay
| ing left Dunkirk to-day; destination only sur
| mise 1t is understood that the right of haJeds
corpus has been issued in the case OF the Fenian
prisoners now i'll custody of the authorities here.
and it is limited that officers and men are to be got
| off some how.
| Since the failure of the movement in this quar-
ter Is so patent, 1t Will not De improper 10 std'0
| that when the movement was first begun, a
member of the Fenian counsel stated to an agent
of the Associated Prsss, in confidence. that Ham
ilton was the first point aimed at, which they ex-
| pected to capture easily.
This may have been true. The statement by the
| same party that the Fenians took from here can
| non, when facts proved that they had none
Head Center A. Day positively asserted to US that
| they had u batteries in Canada. There Is a ru-
NOR that one Fenian spy had been tried by drum
| head court martial and shot a spy by the Eng
| fish at Fort Erie.