The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

THE FENIANs.

THE FENIANS.
Tho preliminary examination Of the Irish prisoners In
Montreal was in progress Saturday The result, Is
far the evidence has been received the direction
OF full commitment for trial.
The news OF the expected war In Europe, coupled with
the late Fenan demonstration Congress- has created
bugboar for the Canadians frightened at The
order counermandng the return Of the troops from the
border has been issued
The funeral of Eugene Corcoran soldier Of the Army
OF tho Irish Republic, who killed at Pigeon HILL
took place with imposing ceremonies from the residence
Of tho deceased in Williamsburg, yesterday afternoon
MISCELLANEOUS.
The veteran Lewis Cass ded at his residence in
Detroit Michigan, at four O'Clock yesterday morning,
seed eighty three years
Worry interesting details of the European news by the
City of Paris dated TO the It'll June published in
columns this morning
The of Ryves and Ryvcs VS. the Attorney General
now pending before the court for divorce and matrimo
NAL causes in London, gives curious example OF
OF the efforts required to prove noble parenia In
England. Some extraordinary documents were offered
in evidence, among others certificate of marriage be-
tween George ILL., and Hannah Wheeler, in 1859
Our correspondent the city OF Mexico furnishes
interesting letter this morning from capital city OF
sentiments in view Of the expected withdrawal Of tho
foreigners; and the chair OF MAMMALIAN is bait
al which four chiefs including Juarex already
ing impatient and longing gances. The impcriaists
urge that the matter OF evacuation In not yet settled but
the Juarss confident that MAMMALIAN will leave
in advance OF the French that they making prepare
tions grand scale for the Inauguration Of the
public.
our Brownsville Texas correspondence dated June T.
the empire TO be fas, vcrgng anarchy. He depicts
Of serious trouble among own troops on the
line OF the Rio Grande to be their discomfort being
mustered out OF the service.
Our correspondence from Augusta, Ga, detailing the
proceedings OF the Frcedm,ns Bureau investigator
Commktcc Generals Steedman and Fullerton, gives an
Interesting account Of the condition OF the blacks and
whites and the feeling existing between the In that
state The Bureau wisely administered and the good
effects of such policy very generally f" throughout
the State although, ELSEWHERE the absence of such
bureau altogether would improve affairs
oTho robbery OF the colored race by legislation was
title of discourse delivered by DE- Cheevor, in the
Church OF the Purtans Union square, yesterday
ing Tho nciemency of tho weather prevented the
assembling Of large numb Of persons and the attend
ance vas small rhs reverend gentleman assaled tho
new proposition for amendment 10 the constitution
oppressive 10 the ba in deprivns them OF the
RICH. to II handing them over TO rebels; IL
WAS work ing their moral assassination
Rov d X Lee, the pastor OF tho Blocker street
Unvcsalist church. ociaied yesterday the occasion
o, tho threth anniversary OF the dedication Of that
siace.
An opon air meeting OF tn Methodist Wesleyan chapel
OF Eas, Brooklyn held 10 Lefers Park yesterday
Tho dancing platform used by picnic parties was ar
raugcd to scat tho congregation and the music stand
answered the purpose Of q pulpit Tho rain coming up
durng exercises put sudden end TO the proceed.
,n and caused general dispersion OF the congregation
An address was delivered In the Mercer street Presby
terrain church yesterday before the Young Mems Chris
tan Association by the Rev Mr. Booth on the subject
'iilc.work The End Of Culture. I"
interesting statistics regarding the various public
ibsrc, appear in another column Only thing seems
T. be needed to make New York equal TO any city In the
world IN the matter Of literature and that Is free public
library the property VI the city aad 10 be accessible 70
oil residents of the city.
Tho Excise Jaw was generally observed throughout
Nov York aud Brooklyn yesterday slim migrai ION
made 10 Bergen, Hoboken, wcstchcstcr and those
suburban pafases where the law Is OF no avail; but
damp weather prevented full array Of the forces of
tho anu-cxci.emen. Only sis arrests were made for
keeping open shops during forbidden hours. Each
party reqn red give three hundred dollars bail
Fly arrests FOR other offences were made during
the day
Augustus MORO, proprietor Of the restaurant and
mixing saloon No II Broad street arrested yesier
DAY charged with an attempt In setting Are to
his establishment Friday last
The court martial which has boon trying MAJOR Gee the
keeper OF the salisbury prison, FOR ircamcn OF Union
soldiers. has cded g submit the report Of the trial for
thc approval o. the superior authorities Rnmor has u
that the Court iayors an aeaulital
mob o, SangerGcld becoming cnragsd at the inrs.
nous acts Of the notorious LOOMS gam, 10 Oneida
county burned the house barn &c belonging TO Tlunb
I,om. yesterday LOOMS himself aud one Of hts asso.
elates wore strung up until they confessed their M.
nervous crimes Plumb LOOMS taken lall and tho
rs-t have thirty days In which to leave the county
General Grant was In the city OF Louisville, Nv yes
,s,d,y He vas serenaded a, his rooms IN the National
Hotel. and war engaged most Of the day IN receiving
visiiora
over one hundred and twelve miles q the unot
Pacific Railroad has been completed from Omaha fwC
hundred miles OF H. reaching TO Fort kcsrn'y VIII b
nnithcd by October
The heavy rain aud wind storm that vas prevalent ~
THIS vicinity last night prevailed also In other locahes
The streets OF Baltimore flooded, and was rumor
81 ,hsre that several bridges had been washed away
series Of experiments with nItro-gyc,rIns were
mssc Washington on Saturday afternoon By Colons
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