The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important Fcnian movements.


BUFFALO, june 1.-The reporter of the Erpress,
VINO mas just returned from point q mile and n
half below lower Black Rock, says that the head
or the fenian column, ak hundred strong, had
Ieasohed that point Nine wagons, loaded with
ammunition aand arms, preceded them. They
declare that they will effect crossing before day
light. 1t is reported that Fort Erie, in Canada,
opposite to Buffalo, will be captured by the Fe-
MANS who are represented to be three thousand
strong, two thousand OF whom are said to be
marching unopposed into the interior, and is said
70 have already cut one telegraph line.
LArRR.
BUFFALO, June Notwithstanding the vigi-
lance Of the authorities in this section, the U. g.
steamer Michigan being under steam and having
her ports open, and the fact Of the city svarmng
with Canadian spies, several regiments Of Fe-
mans crossed over into Canada last night, inclu-
ding troops from Kentucky, Tennessee and In
diana, a regiment from Ohio, and one from this
city at this point.
They crossed in canal boats drawn by tugs, and
when nearing the Canadian side sen. up wild Irish
shouts and green flag floating. Colonel ONE11,
OF the 18th Regiment, Of Nashville, in command
at Fort Erie. large number OF persons are
viewing the sight from this shore. The Fenans
Say that no depredations shall be committed. All
the wires on the Canada side were cut except
those near the Suspension Bridge. The Agent of
the Associated Press has left for the scene of ope-
rations. The Fenians are reported marching to-
wards the Suspension Bridge, twenty-five miles
from here.
BosroN, June 1.-Two companies OF regulars
LEFT for the North this morning from Fort War
rem, under command Of Colonel LIVINGSTON.
A newly raised Fenian cavalry regiment, under
command OF Colonel JEoNTA, late OF MosBY's guer-
rihas, is part Of the expedition from this city.
The Feniaps say that General FITzHUaH LEE
will command the cavalry wing OF their army OF
invasion; and they further say that the blow will
be struck carly next week, probably on Monday.
LATEST.
BUFFALO, June 1.-The number OF Fenians
which effected landing in Canada from this side,
is estimated at three thousand, with acceasions
hourly.
They are we'll armed and have six pieces of ar
tilery. It is stated that there will be q general
descent ON the whole frontier, and that the
Fenians have altogether thirteen batteries Of
artillery. The leaders have telegrsphed from
this point to various cities to bring on reinforce
ments Of men. Those who went from here had
generally served In the Federal Or Confederate
armies No fighting has occurred, or is antici-
pated for two days. The obstruction OF the We'll
land Canal. QUITTING the Grand Trunk Railway,
and moving in two columns on Montreal and
Kingston, is said to be the programme. A colonel
leads the troops from here, and is styled the
Commander Of the Army Of the Irish Republic In
Canada. General SWEENEY, It Is reported, has
crossed over with the main body, but men cross
here without difficulty, as there are no u. 8.
troops here.
The Fenians are leaving Boston, Philadelphia,
New Y .rk, and other cities.
TORONTO, June l, 4.3O P. MA great excite
ment prevails over a rumored invasion of Fenians
volunteers are hurrying to the supposed scene
evacuated Fort Erie, and are now marching on
Chippewa. The frontier is not invaded at any
other point. A regiment is to proceed to the
Niagara frontier at once.
Invitation TO President Johnson.
New York, June IA large number Of the
prominent merchants and business men of New
York have extended an invitation to President
JOHNSON to visit this city, some time in June, at
his convenience. 1t is understood to be without
political signifcation-the New York gentlemen
being merely desirous of rendering the President
q public reception, and introducing him to the
people Of the ,ity.
Cholera ut New York Quarantine.
M YonH, June 1.-The Cholera at Quaran-
TIM Deiow this city ia said to be Of very maig-
nant type, and is principally confined to the Ger
man passengers. "Eighty-four cases have been
admitted on board the Hospital Ship, Falcon, but
out Of which number fourteen have died, leaving
seventy patients at the last accounts under treat
ment Revenue Cutter will shortly be station
ed in the lower bay for the protection Of quaran-
tine vessels and prevent passengers detained
there from escaping to the shore.
Dusiness In Warrington Suspended.
WAsHINaToN, June Public business is sus-
pended to-day, In respect to the memory of the
late Gen. soorr. Congress is not in session
both branches having adjourned until Monday
Tho AdamB Express Company the Govern
Inent Agent.
WAsHIKeToN, June LA contract has been con-
oluded between the Secretary Of the Treasury and
the Adams Express Company, by which the Uni
ted States agrees to employ that Express Oompa-
ny ito exclusive agent for the transportation of
all monies and securities of every kind which are
to be transported from point to another within
the United States.
News from Brazil.
NEW YoaK, June 1.-The steamship Morning
Sdr, from Rio de Janeiro, May 4th, has arrived
The ateam frfgate .Stfsduehdnnd left Rio April