New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
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NEW YORK, June 5.-Dr. Bissen reports the
mortality alarming among the cholera patients a
Quarantine. The disease is very violent Som,
die few hours after taken.
The ship Eugene has arrived from Hamburg
and reports that twenty deaths occurred on boar
on the 1lth ultmo- On the steamship Hermann
from Bremen, it has abated.
NEW YORK, June 5.-A Montreal special say:
the authorities have reliable information that the
Fenians are marching from Fairfield on St.
Armand. A battle is expected during the day.
Special dispatches to the evening papero say
that conclusion has been arrived at by the gov
ernment, with reference to the bailing of Jeffer-
son Davis.
No decision has been made at Washington as to
the disposition of Fenian prisoners; but it has
been positively decided not to surrender them to
the British authorities.
Stephens in speech at Baltimore, last night,
said he had been deceived, if not betrayed, by
both wings of the Fenians.
TORONTO, June 5.-The regulars and volunteers
have been recalled from the front, and will con.
centrate here. Thirty Fenians, captured at Fort
Erie, have been brought here and will probably
be tried by court martial and hanged.
PoTrsDAM, N. ", June SIT is reported that
with four thousand infantry. Another column is to
cross at Beaurharnais, and Gen. Spear, with three
thousand men, is to move from St. Albans on
Phillipsburg to cut the railroad at st. JOHN, the
junction of the Grand Trunk road. The operation
proposed is to cut of Montreal from succor
Sweeney moves tonight from Malone. A battle is
expected to-day.
BUFFALO, June Sit is said two Fenian spies
are to be shot this morning.
The american consul was shot at and grossly in-
suited by the British while in lis house with flag
unfurled. He has demanded an apology. [This
news must refer to some place in Canada, not to
Buffalo, as dRfed.-ED. CRESCENT
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-Great excitement prevails
among the Tenians. A large meeting was held
last night. A committee of thirty citizens was
appointed to raise funds for war purposes.
A tremendous mass meeting was held tonight
and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed 1t is be-
lieYed efforts are now making which will result in
the union of the 0'Nahoney aud Sweeney wings.
1t is expected another large delegation viii leave
for the North tomorrow and St. Louis will furnish
an aggregate of 5000 men. Gen. Grant and family
have arrived.
Boston, June 5.-A St. Albans special states
that the main column of the Feniaus commenced
moving from Fairfield yesterday afternoon head
ing towards Canada. Small detachments followed
in the same direction. Generals Spear and Wilson
remained at St. Albans to organize recruits Seven
car loads of Fenians have arrived from Mas
sachusetts.
NEW YORK, June 5.--The Tribunes special says
10000 men are concentrated along the line of the
Detroit and ST. Clair rivers. The main portion are
about Prescott Troops from the West have been
sent to this point. 1t is being cared for by regu-
lars and volunteers from Montreal.
Col. James Currigan leaves New York on satur-
day in command Of full brigade.
BosToN, June 5-six hundred Fenians left here
yesterday - .
TORONTO, June 5.-The most alarming rumors
prevailed last night, but are now mostly exploded.
All is quiet in the principal cities and on the
Western frontier. -alLs -ta
The obsequies of the Canadian volunteers killed
at Ridgeway are taking place. The city is draped
in mourning and business is suspended. The feel.
ing against the prisoners is intense, and they will
probably be tried by court martial.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-There is no confirmation
of the recently reported capture of Kingston by
the Fenians at this hour-half-past II P. N.
New YORK, June 5.-520's are in demand at /
about yesterdays quotations. There are no ex-
pectatlons of any further immediate returns of
loans froiR Europe. It is estimated that the ex-'
ports of gold tomorrow will be s3,O0O,000 to
800, 600. 1t is stated that s15 100000 of 520s
will be returned to this country from Germany
this month.
New YORK, Jnne 5.-Cotton closed frmer, with
more demand, at 3sc The stock at all ports is
$50 900 bales, Flourmore active and firm, at