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

10 move, q NUMBER OF Iuelu Iulnk II lnexpedieDt
with the present short allowance Of ammunition
and supplies, but are ready to obey orders. Gen
Spear expected to find seventeen regiments with
plenty of stores here, and FIVE regiments at Ma
lone. THERE'S not a full regiment here now. He
found no military organizations nor any prepare
tons for any.
The officers say that 600 was raised in Bos-
ton and only about 5000 expended for transpor-
tation They ask where is the remainder. They
blame the New York and Boston companies for
Withholding the assistance they need at once still
they are ready to go into action.
A special messenger has arrived here faom Gen
eral Murphy at Malone. lie reports that General
Murphy has over 10000 armed men and moves to-
night.
General Spear will move soon and will co-ope-
rate with Murphy.
It is automatically stated here that a grand
movement takes place from all points tonight,
and stirring news may be expected tomorrow.
The dissatisfied officers here are now confident. A
small quantity of arms and ammunition has been
secured by the Fenians, and they are making
strong efforts to seize confscated stores some of
which have succeeded.
ST. LOUIS. June 5.-Great excitement among the
Fenians. A large military meeting at Morgan
Hall last night at which a committee of thirty
prominent citizens were appointed to raise funds
for military purposes. A tremendous mill
tary meeting at the Courthouse tonight, the ut
most enthusiasm prevails 1t is believed the
efforts that are now being made will result sue
cessfully..a O'Mahoney. Roberts, Sweeney, and
Meigs are expected. Another large delegation
will leave here for the North tomorrow. St.
Louis will furnish 5000 men in all.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-NO decision has been
arrived at in regard to the Fenian prisoners in
our possession. One thing has been positively
decided, and that is not to surrender the Fenian
prisoners to British authorities. Stephens in his
speech at Baltimore last night said that he had
been deceived. if not betrayed, by both wings of
Fenians
Bosrox, June Especial dispatches from st.
Adams, dated to-day, say that the main column
of Fenians commenced moving from Fairfield at
4 o'clock, P. NJ, yesterday. the column heading to-
ward Canada Several detachments afterwards
followed in the same direction. Generals ,. spear
and MahOn remain at st. Adams to organize re
cruits and look after expected arms and ammuni-
ton The non arrival of war material delayed
their movements.
It's known that a large amount of stores had
been sent from Troy, n. " for this point, and lts
failure to arrive had caused serious disappoInt-
ment Trusty officers and men have been dis
patched to hunt up and secure the necessary ma
terials Seven car loads of Fenians arrived from
Massachusetts, this A. NJ bound to the front. Gen
erals Spear and Mahon intend TO leave Tor
the front to-day.
New York, June 5.-The TriJWie's special da-
ted Hamilton, C. W., to-day ll:iO, says 100
troops are concentrated along the line of the De-
roit and ST. Clair rivers, the main portion of the
troops is about Prescott, that being considered
the point of attack. Troops from the West have
been sent to this point it will be cared for by the
regulars and volunteers from Montreal. The west
is quiet to-day all the troops being at the front
Col. James Kerrigan, late member of Congress-
leaves here on SATURDAY in command of full bri-
gade the officers are taken from the various New
York Volunteer Regiments in the late rebellion.
BosToN. June5.-It is estimated that one hun
dred Fenians left Boston yesterday, passengers for
St. Adams, and Northern New York. About
three hundred belonging the 9TH regiment, went
by the Lowell road, under command of Colonel
B. Wiran About an equal number took the
Fitchbury road. These were portion of Colonel
Courtney's cavalry regiment. They under
the command of Captain Neil Corken.
ST. ALBAxs, June 5.--COlonels Tressillion and
Courtney, serving on General Sweeneys staff,
have arrived here The General is at Moline
The local cavalry were out this morning. The
regular forces were out on dress parade. Large
amounts of arms for the Canadian government
are allowed to pass without molestatiOn, and
other arms are seized.
TORONTO June 5--RumOrs of a most alarming
character from all quarters pervaded here all
last night, but they are mostly exploded.
Goodrich, Sarnia, COllengwood, Windsor. and
other principal cities on the western frontier,
were all quiet to-day. The obsequies ofthe Cana
dian Volunteers killed at the battle of Ridgeway,
is taking place here to day. Business is entirely
suspended, and the city is draped in mourning
The Fenian prisoners brought here will probably
be tried by court martial without much delay.
The feeling against them is intense.