New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13


40, noes none-no quorum voting,
The House, and without deciding the question,
which comes up as unfinished business tomorrow,
adjourned.
Feuian News from Late Western Papers
A MARK OF SYMPATHY.
DETROIT, June 7.-Specials state that on
BAIL he was cheered by the u, S, soldiers standing
guard at the time.
A FENIAN BURIED BY MISTAKE.
By private advices from Toronto we learn that q
man named Anderson, a member of Canadian
volunteer regiment supposed to have been killed
in the late fight and buried en- Tuesday with mill
tary honors, has turned up at Fort Erie all right
1t seems that he was never killed, and that a
Fenian picked up on the field, and mistaken for
him, received all the honors of an imposing mill
tary funeral.
THE BUFFALO PRISONERS
CINCINNATI, June THE prisoners at Buffalo
were held to-day in $4,000 bail each to answer at
court.
THE FENrANs OVER THE BORDER.
Gen. sweeny ordered his men, before leaving
with the United States officer that when they were
on British soil to spare women and children but
not the foe.
CHANGE IN MILITARY DISTRICTS.
WASHINGTON, June TN consequence of the
Fenian demonstration upon Canada, it has been
found necessary to create three new military dis
triCts in the department of the east The line of
| the northern frontier, from and including Erie,
Penn, and Oswego, will constitute the district OF
| Ontario Headquarters at Buffalo, Brig Gen. w. T.
Barry commanding; the I'd artillery has been as
signed to this command. That portion of northern
| New York from and exclusive of Oswego, to the
point at which the northern boundary Of the State
| Of New York leaves the river st. Lawrence, has
been constituted the district of the ST. Lawrence
headquarters at 0gdensburg, New York; Col. j.
VOdges lst artillery, is assigned to this command
| That portion of the northern frontier from the
point at which the northern boundary of the State
of New York leaves the river st. Lawrence, east
wardly to Island Pond, N. H., and to include
Plattsburg, N. ", will constitute the district OIL
| Ghamplain, headquarters al St. Albans Major A.
| A. Gibson, of the Sd artillery, is assigned to the
command. The district of the st, CroiX has been
abolished.
ARREST OF FENIAN OFFICERS.
FUFFALo, June six Fenian officers were
brought before U. S. Commissioner Parker this
forenoon. II. Mooney, of Buffalo, was released on
bail of $4,000, to appear at this court on Thursday
Col. O'Neil j. NJ. Fogarty, VIM. Smith, NJ. Fol
Yey, and James Ryan, gave bonds for $4,000 to APP
pear on the 10Th inst. at Canandaigua, to answer
before Judge Shipman of the U, S. Circuit Court,
FENIANs STILL COMING.
Fenians are still arriving here. Some stay and
others have gone East. They are very retcent,
but repeat the old gag about going to work on
railroads. None are armed, but occasionally a
man has sabre. P. 0'Day head center of this
llk, is in New York for instructions. The present
order from Washington about arresting the leaders
makes considerable talk, but apparently the men
are in good spirits, and only await orders to at
tend to business. No means for their subsistence
is provided, and they are scattered all over the
city among their Irish friends.
ARRESTS AT ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS, June Last night the United States
district marshal arrested State center O'Madgan,
| district center Hogan and H. A. Weber, mem
| Der of the city council. Captain BTaphy, with a
company of Fenians, got Oft just in time to avoid
arrest
| THE EXCITEMENT AT DETROIT
| DETROIT, June 7.-The excitement is somewhat
abated here, owing to the pancky news for the
last two days. The energy of the Fenian move
ments, however, is not relaxed, Notwithstanding
the order received by the United States marshal
and the district attorney to arrest leading, con
spicuous Fenians
REVENUE CUTTERS UNDER ORDERS.
Two revenue cutters, the Gen. Sherman and An.
drew johnson, lying in the river opposite Detroit
were yesterday, by a telegram from the secretary
of the treasury placed under the directions of the
district attorney, by whom they were ordered to
report to Gen. Casey, commandant of Fort Wayne,
for special orders. 1t
STONE FLEET 70 Re SUNK
Much apprehension is felt on the Canadian from,
tier of the alleged Fenian feet, which is expected
from Lake Michigan. stone feet is stationed at
the mouth of the river Thames, ready to be sunk
in the channel on its approach, and chain will be
stretched across the mouth Of the river.
STEAMER FIRED INTO.
The steamer Heather Bell, on her way from De.
trot to Chatham, yesterday, was fred at from q
battery at the entrance to the river under the sup
position that she was a Fenian war ship, and con
| siderable damage was done.
MOVEMENTS ON BOTH SIDES.
| United States regulars are represented as sym
| pathizing strongly with the Fenians The British
| soldiers who were at ST. Armand have gone to St
| Alexander. British accounts say there are about
5000 Fenians between Newport and Malone.
BRITISH TROOPS.
| A Kingston 70. W. dispatch of the 9Th says
there are 5000 British troops there, one half being
regulars.
RAILWAY sToPPAGEs.
Last night the train from Boston did not gel
through to Montreal via st. Armand but via
Rouses Point, it being apprehended that the track
would be torn up by the Fenians.
ALL QUIET,
TORONTO, June IAN is quiet at the various
| points on the western frontier The action of the
} United States government regarding the Feniar
/ movement causes the greatest satisfaction.
| SYRACUSE FENIANs.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 7.-Great excitement
| prevailed among the Fenians last night Six hun
dred dollars was raised at meeting here, and IlC
men were sent to the front. Several car loads Of
| Fenians from the west also arrived last evening
They all passed east on the 1910 O'Clock train
| last night.
| SEIZURE OF ARMS.
Dispatches from Rutland Vt, say that United
States authorities seized large quantities of Fenian