The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-10
The FenlanS.
Effect Of SWeeney'S Arrest.
Appeal TO the Brotherhood.
Order from Gen. Barry.
4 Conservative Gees Off Half
Cooked.
Beer Gardens Closed.
Terrific Tornado.

speech to cheer them up. He told them
that they were young to fight their old
enemy. He said they must not modest wo-
men or children, but that he should give
them instructions as 10 what they might dc
with the men who might fall into their
hands.
Not more than one-third of the Fenians
that marched into Canada are armed.
They went into field and encamped q
short distance beyond the line.
Gen. Speer had been drinking and was
somewhat intoxicated. Some of his men
obtained whiskey and were feeling well,
Notwithstanding the dispiriting circum-
stances. Others were disheartened. They
had very little to eat. About $50 pur-
chased meals at the hotels, while others ate
crackers and Goldfish. Barrels CT flour
were sent out from st. Adams to-day.
There are no Canadian troops within 20
miles Of where Gen. Speer has stationed his
force.
New YORK, June 8.-A Mrs. Reid, to whom
was sold the clothes of E. D. Frazier, whose
death has already been reported, was so
seized with the cholera on Wednesday af
ternOon, and expired at midnight. Last
night German servant girl, in the same
house, was attacked 9Th the primary symp
toms Of the scourge, but being properly
treated, was considered out of danger.
The President Of the Fenian Brotherhood
has issued the following appeal
BROTHERs-RememOer that we have I'M
dertaken a great and holy work, and we
must not fail. know public sentiment is
with US. Humanity, justice, and Irish
freedom calls on US 10 stand by our brothers
In the front, now in the hour Of their sore
need. Come forward with your means. 1t
io hair Ill
ings show how you respect the laws, and
let political "gigglers" take responsibility
of prostrating the pride of great nation at
the feet OF despotism. If some of your lead
ers are removed there are others to take the
place, and the movement can fail only
through your want of determination.
Colonel Kerrigan is still actively engaged
ct Tammany Hall in raising his brigade.
lie has three thousand men, and only wants
for money for transportation.
NEW YORK, June S.-President Roberts
had an interview with tho Acting United
States District Attorney, Ethan Allen, this
afternoon, and offered to give bail in his
own reeOgnizance to 3he amount of $50 900.
On being questioned by the District Attor-
ney, he refused to desist, however, from any
further effort to aid the object he has been
endeaVoring to accomplish. The District
Attorney informed him that he would not
object to his release own his on recognizance
if he would give his parole not to attem pit
any further violations of the neutrality act.
President Roberts replied that he would not
promise anything of the kind, but that on
the other hand he would continue to do ali
in his power to cOnsummate his object as
soon as the opportunity presented itself.
Shortly after this conversation, ex-Re-
corder Smith, on the part of President Rob
erts, asked that he be admitted to bail in
his own recOgnizance for $40, 900 at the same
time presenting bonds duly signed, when
the following conversation ensued:
District Attorney object to the bond or
any bail, for, If released, he will repeat the
violation of the law.
Commissioner-Tha assertion will not
prevent his admission to bail.
District Attorney think it ought to pre-
vent his being admitted to bail.
Ex-RecOrder Smith suppose you do not
object 10 the suficiency of the surety2
District Attorney-No, not to its suffi-
ciency, but l can't consent to any bond
when he has threatened to reiterate acts for
which he is charged. l must still resist the
application. l have been telegraphed to
Washington, and, unless ordered to the Coz
trary, shall maintain my position. The
Commissioner decided not to take his per
sonal bond. After consultation Mr. Roberts
still persisted in refusing to allow any one
10 become his surety, and it is more than
probable he will lodge in Eldridge street
Jail tonight.
BUFFALO, June 8.-A copy of the following
order has this evening been furnished the
telegraph company in this city relating to
cypher messages
HEADQUARTERs DISTRICT OF ONTARIO,
BUFFALO, June 8, 1866.
General Order No.2.
In; compliance with instructions from
MsjorGeneral Meade, in virtue of the pow
or vested in him by the President OF the
United States, the transmission over rail-
road, by water, or other modes of public
conveyance, of any persons or material of
war, designed or supposed to be designed
TO violate the neutrality laws is forbidden.
The transmission over the telegraph
wires of messages, in cypher or otherwise,
from Fenians, or matters relating to FEM
an movements, is ais forbidden.
All persons are warned that any evasion
or disregard of these prohibitions will be
treated as aiding and abetting yiolators of
the law.
Commanding officers Of United States
troops within the limits Of this military
district will cause this order to be made
public, aud it is made their duty TO see that
IL is promptly and vigorously enforced.
(Signed) WIN. F. BARRY,
Brevet Brig.-Gen. U. S. A. Cong.
PITTsBURG, June S.-The river continues
to recede slowly at this point, with three
feet six inches in the channel.
This evening a citizen from Oil City re-
ports another rise in the Allegheny river.
it was reported rising at that point this
| -ryfF oh faafG -
the channel. This swell came out of French
creek and Clarion river. The weather con-
| tinues cloudy and oppressively hot. No ar
rivals ide from the regular packets.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, June S.-A supposed
/ attempt 20 seize the Canadian steamers Co
rinthian and Rochester at Charlotte, last
evening, was frustrated. Gen. Barry, on
| being telegraphed TO for orders, replied that
| he had no available troops to send here, and
that the authorities would have to depend
on what aid could be obtained from the mill
tia and police. Gen. Barry's force has been
| sent 10 Ogdensburg.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-The Fenian excite
ment here continues. The richest develop
ment is an attack on the President and
Secretary Seward by Judge Daily, of the
| County Court, lately leading conservative.
| He now charges the Administration with
| toadying to Great Britain, and Gays "down
with them" The sentiment was received
with great applause, and it seems probable
that, unless the conservatives pass strong
| Fenian resolutions, split in the Demo-
/ cratic party viii occur.
The amount of money raised last night
was about 81 200.
Several additional arrests are reported as
| follows:
DR.. P. S. Oreily, Coroner Of st. Louis W.
| A. Doyle, Phillip Wayne, Col. Walter c.
Cant, and Thomas Curley.
The last named gentleman delivered
| himself up; as also did, this morning, Jas
| Fauciette, Of the East st. Louis Herald.
CHICAGO, June Seen. Thomas J. Lynch
and Senator Michael scantan, the principal
/ agitators among the Fenians OF the city Of
the Northwest, were both arrested to
day by T. s. Marshal J. r. Jones, and hsls
| in 5000 bail, each, for examination mex
Monday.
Nothing else ofspeeisl interest transpired
/ in Fenan circles 70 day.
The beer gardens at College Grove, three
miles south Of the city, were to day declaT-
| ed bv the Recorders Court TO be a nuisance,
| under prov siOns Of the charter Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago, which prohibits the sci
/ lipe Of intoxicating beverages within en'
/ mile CT the University-
The Rational Typographical Union nd
| iourned sine die this afternoon.
| BEANcnv1LLE, S. c., June Ga terrific
/ tornado passed through Bamberg, on th'
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