, 1866-09-14
LATER FRoM THE EAST.
co,y,1rp yrOx TnE DArLr OREoONIAN.
Dates to sePtomber sth.

he rec-iyed at Springfield this evening, ana
orr;ve at St. Louis tomorrow. The Jour
nal saws: If johnson left Chicago with the
;mnrcssion that he had many admirers IN
the crowd Yesterday, he is most selt-concelt-
ed and selfSdeceived man in America. What
the President saw and heard here was not
Aattering to himself Western people never
before had so intense a dislike for Presi>
dent as they have for johnson, Buchanan
not excepted.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. THE cemeteries re-
port fifty-nine burials of cholera cases yes
terday. The preparations for the reception
of the President to morrow are about COM
pleted. Thirtyrsix steamers representing the
different States in the Union, decorated with
flags. devices, etc., will leave for Alton al s
A. M. tomorrow The Presidents party will
be assigned to the steamer AHdy Johusoa,
which will be lashed to the steamers Ruth
and Oliue.branch, for the accommodation of
the various committees. Gen. Hancock and
staff will go to Alton.
Plot to Burn Northern Cities.
BUFFALO, Sept. THE Express publish
ed letter taken from a Hamilton &C. W.
paper which was said to have been picked
up in the streets, containing information Of
a plot to burn Buffalo. 1t was stated some
time ago that there was plot to burn the
towns along the Northern border, but the
whole thing is thought to be bosh.
Cholera an Ncu Kork-.Santa Anna-Mari
maian-Fenian Congress-
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-There are ten new
cases of cholera, and three deaths from that
disease were reported yesterday. The wealth
er has changed perceptibIy, and it is hoped
that the disease would again abate. There
were three fresh cases of cholera in Brooklyn
yesterday, and forty two deaths from all dis
eases
Gen. Santa Anna has made an affidavit
before the Supreme Court denying any COM
plicity in, or knowledge Of the letter written
BY Judge Barnard, in which bribes were Of
fered for release from some Of his legal
difficulties
The Times New Orleans special dispatch
says: A private letter form Monterey says
that Maximilian abdicatedin favor of Prince
Napoleon on the 10th.
A Herald Troy dispatch says: The Fen>
ian Congress concluded their secret session
yesterday From some talkative members it
has been ascertaned that vote of thanks
to General Banks for his neutrality resolu.
tions were adopted. 1t is said that a new
effort is being made to persuade General
Sheridan to resign and accept command OF
the Irish army.
At headquarters ofNStephens' wing of the
Fenians in this city arms and amunition
are being received in large quantities. Orders
/ have been issued in Canada to the volunteers
| to be in readiness to march to the border.
The HeraHs Ottawa, Canada, dispatch
says an order has been issucdsto the Quebec
volunteers to hold themselves in readiness
! to march to the frontier. The engineers
stationed at Quebec have also received or,
ders to be ready to march on OF about the
23d of this month to the border. They will
be engaged in the protection of the defences
along the lower Canala frontier. The Cana,
dians hope that further divisions will arise
in the Fenan brotherhood from the Troy
Congress. Government agents are believed
to be at work in Troy.
Iadian Depredattons on the Pains.
A Tribune Leavenwo.th spicial dispatch
says report received direct from Fort Lara
ME states that the Indians on the road in the
vicinity of that post hive commenced depre
datiOns again. Within two or three days Of
the time he left fifty or sixty men had been
killed and large amount of property stolen
and destroyed He also reports that the only
two tribes on the road who are suspected to
be friendly are the Pawnees and a band oil
the Cheyennes. In the engagements the
troops at Laramie had with the savages the
former we're obliged to beat a hasty retreat
back to the garrison, losing forty men. On
the Smoky Hill route they have stopped the
stages and given them seven days to take all
their stock off the road Gen. Hancock has
furnished Major<Gen. Cooke with an escort
to visit the PaWnees and Omahas for indemr
nifty.
Burning Of he} Union League House al
philadelphia.
CHICAGO, Sept S-The damage to the
Philadelphia Union League House by the
FIRE, is about $4,000. The fire broke out
in becupboard in the attic, and few bucks
cts of water could have quenched it when
discovered, but the water pipes were found
cut A large reward is offered for tie ineen,
diaries.
The Philadelphia Southern Unionists'
Convention adjourned sire die yesterday af.
ternoon.
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J. NJ. MoRE.-This member of the More L Fo-
gus concern made public talk to his creditors