The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07
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THE FENIANs.

Tho FenMn 8tuaton except IN the noghborho0d OF 81
Adams about the same as last reported No further
nghtng invasion has taken place. and the Canadians
still engaged reinforcing threatened points, the
United States neu.ra In chasing imaginary columns Of
the irish invading army, and the Fenians in pressing
forward 70 the border rendezvous
General Sweeny ordered advance yesterday rom
g. Abans and the Fenian army in that vicinity Is uu
doubleday the march, 1t is reported that their nten-
tion Is to inrench themselves Canadian SOIL where
the whole force rally without Interference from the
United States authorities Their final objective point Is
said 10 be Montreal.
President johnson has issued his proclamation ad-
mon,shing all good citizens against abetting the pro-
ceedngs Of tho Fenans exhortng all judicial officers to
do all they can prevent such proceedings, and en-
powerng General meade to employ the land and naval
forces maintain the neutrality Of the United States
Canada is railing furously the United States per-
hitting the recent invasions and much indignation Is
expressed the release Of the Micbigans prisoners 1t
thought the writ Of habeas corpus will DO suspended
In Canada
In the city yesterday the excitement over the Fenan
movement intense Recruiting went brskly,
two thousand being enrolled at Tammany Hall
during the day About fourteen hundred left the city
FOR tho front, and it said by the end OF the
fifteen thousand more will be on the move. warrant
has been Issued for the arrest of Mr. Roberts and is In
the hands Of the United States Marshal
EUROPE.
The steamship Africa from Queenstown May o.
reached Halifax yesterday, her voyage to Boston,
which port she will be due Ia. morrow morning Her
news is two days later.
Our advices of May 81 report the aspect Of the Ger
question unchanged. Active negotiations were
being carried for the assembling of q congress in
Paris; but at the latest moment, Austria had given
hcr consent and the meeting viii take place without
n Nyagn Qae oh in pnua M Tho
would organize within period Of three weeks Eng
lands neutrality in the event Of reanirmcd She
using all endeavors in the interest OF peace but
the Cabinet scarcely chopped" IL would be maintained.
Gaxbadi and Kossuth were operating in the OF
liberty for Italy Hungary. The situation was
firmly supported, particularly by Austria and Italy.
Tho fight between Mace and Goss for the champion
ship Of England mere farce. The mon scampered
around ring sparring little, FOR hour after
which .'draw" declared The patrons OF the prize
ring were highly indignant
Financial and commercial Affairs still . very
gloomy aspect IN England Two heavy failures
ported
Russia and France said 10 have declared their op
position 70 Intervention in the Danuban prncpslities
Turkey protested in the Paris conference against the in
staliaton Of Pince Charles ruler Of the territory
The steamships Grea, Eastern Msdway and Albany,
with the British steamer Terrible are expected
the Atlantic cable. Tho Midway has been employed,
the whole OF the cable cannot be slowed in the Great
Eastern.
The Spanish Minister after hearing OF the lombard
mont OF Valparaiso declared in Cores that Spain would
be fully avenged II the South American republics
snued 10 make war on her
Tho Liverpool cotton market nrmer, with prices
unchanged on the Goth OF May. Breadsturs inactive
Provisions dull.
Consols closed in London May a. a. 81 . SIX fer
money United States fvetwenties, 65sx ASK.
CONGRRss
In the Senate the bill 20 reduce the number and in
the pay OF clerks in the Interior Department
passed The reconstruction question then taken up
and Mr Howe continued his speech tho resolutions
begun by him Tuesday. He and Mr.. Dcotte banded
ideas the subject parties for somc time. vote
nnaHy taken upon the substitute Cor the apporon
mont section, and II was disagreed to. Another sube
,ute for the same was Immediately offered by Mr. VIII
iiams OF Oregon, and the Senate adjourned
In the House the bill regulate the safe keeping OF
public money entrusted to dsbursng officers passed
Tho bill make League Island, in the Delaware river,
Cor naval purposes taken up and discussed, but
not acted upon A little personal breeze blew mp he
tween Mr. Kelley md MI Brandegce while considering
che subject which tho former accused the latter Of
MAKING gross Misrepresentation.
THE CITY.
some buildings Of segun's Point Staten Island.
possession OF yesterday by police orcs from this
oily supported hy the United Staes revenue cutter
Cayuga purpose Of bong used quarantine hos
po Tho passengers board the cholera ships will be
transferred this place is clcansed and
made ~ for their reception. full report OF the sailing
and landing OF the expedition aud other interesting par
tculars connected herewith viii DO found
columns
Upwards OF three thousand orders have been issued BY
the Health ID partmcnt since April 20 connect
vaults in the city with street by means OF the
vitrldcd stone pipe Every cxcron is being made
ny the Department cleanliness throughout the
city and TO and prevent causes which would
tend 20 promote the spread OF epidemic diteases
Nine new cases OF chocrs have been forwarded from
The Peruvian the hospital ships since the last report,
and nine patients have died. leaving total now under
treatment OF sixty seven.
Tho Special Committee Of the Board Of Common
Councllmeu in reference tho widening Of Fh
hold meeting yesterday with closed doors. Tho result
of the meeting - jet unknown.
General santa Anna and his suite arrived In this city
yesterday and took up their residence n the mansion
prepared for them 10 West twenty fth street.
firm avenue
Tho annual synod Of tho Dutch Reformed Protestant
church commenced yesterday tho church Of that de-
domination corner OF rhiyf fourth street and Eighth
avenue The proceedings we're opened with prayer by
,he Roy Dr. Arson Dubois tho prcsiden, Of the last
synod. After calling tho roll the following Officers
wers elected:-Rev II d Gsnse, President; Rev. Paul
n. Van Cleef. Assessor; Rev. J I. Pearc. and Rev
George u Peske. Clerks pro sm Tho m nuss Of the
last and the rules Of order we're read Com
mtee on Religious Exercises, composed or Rev s. l.
NcSsir, Rev. u. Cole aud Elder b scheGcn. vac az.
pointed.
Surrogate Tucker yesterday denied probate We Al
legged viii OF the late Frederick l. Hewitt deciding that
the deceased had died interstate. The viii Of the late
Patrick n Lang,on on trial In this case Tho widow
and kin OF deceased contest certain devices made 70
Archbishop Mccloskey and the late Rev. Dr cummlnss
THIS case 10 still on
10 the case OF Clara warner versus the Western Trans