Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-05

The attendance was slim. Head Center
Stephens was presented and made brief
speech. Gen. Halpine also spoke. The
Fenians who do not acknowledge Stephens
also held meeting tonight. - =
ARMS AND AMNUSTrToN SEIZED.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, June 4.lThs IT q
Marshal seized two cars containing arms
and ammunition while passing through
this place this afternoon for the north,
This evening a party Of men came from
| Potsdam and taking possession Of loco
motive started towards Cape Vincent, in
which direction the arms had been taken
for safety, as there was no force here to pro-
| tect them. They found the cars at Chau-
mont and are momentarily expected back
to pass here on their way north. A party
| OF about thirty men made q raid on the
store of 7. D. Ely, where the arms seized on
Saturday were deposited. They took then,
to the depot and will probably send them
north with the others. Gen. Meade has
sent troops from Ogdensburg to intercept
them.
FESIANs IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHlLADEbPHIA.-The excitement among
the Fenians in this city to-day was ine
tense, large amount Of money being
subscribed by the OMahony men as we'll
as the friends Of Sweeny, and rumors ara
current that reinforcements are being sent
rapidly forward. -
mass meeting of all the Irishmen and
their friends will be called for tomorrow
or next day. -. - llt.l :
The friends of Col, oNenl, and es-
pecially those who served with him in the
Union army and in the West, and who
assisted in the capture Of Col. Morgan,
sympathise with him in his capture.
Col. ONeill was q gallant soldier in the
Union army, and not a rebel officer, as has
been reported.
TO BE LICENSED. --
WAsHISeToS, June 4.-The Canadian gov.
ernment has decided TO issue licenses to
fishing vessels, fifty cents per tun, to con.
fer equal rights upon American fishermen.
PLANTING PRAIRIEs WITH TREES.
The House Committee on Public Lands.
under lead Of their chairman, Hon. G, A.
Julien, seems intent upon arriving ct some
tangible conclusion concerning tree plant
ing on woodless western prairies, which Is
attracting such widespread mention. Thew
have asked for q report on this subject from
the Agricultural Department; also from the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs as 10 the
character of an Indian college in Kansas,
which proposes TO plant 10000 acres of ex-
perimental forests within Eve years.
.-., al. CHOLERA CASES.
NEW YoBK, June 4.-Reports from quar-
antine to-day shows five new cases Of
cholera and ten deaths. Four patients
have been returned to the Peruvian. aud
eighty eight cases are now in the hospital
ship. The report about the occupation Of
Coney Island for quarantine proves untrue.
An injunction has been granted against the
Board of Health using any partof the Island
for that purpose. --is5ill- 81
MEETING AGAINsr THE EXCISE LAW.
The opponents Of the excise law held a
large meeting in Union Square this after
Doon- The attendance was large and much
prevailed. Speeches were made
from three stands, deuouncing the law.
DEATH OF TIE SPANISH ADMIRAL.
correspondent from this city writes to
q Boston paper that he has received author
itative information of the death of the
Spanish Admiral Nunez, Of wounds re-
ceived off Callao. 81
--i- FEzIANs IN BOSTON. @
The Fenian excitement is intense here.
It is said number of men will leave be-
iore morning for Canada, travelling as pri-
Fate individuals. 1t is reported at the
Fenian headquarters that Col. O'Neil's de-
,eat will not check the movement against
Canada, and that the main attack is to be
made by Gen. Sweeney.
r. ..--- C0LoEED FENIAKs.
A delegation Of colored Fenians have Of
iered their services to fight for the Fenian
,ause. sgl-
u1 la.r rc BETRAYED.
The Fenisns declare that the troops under
),Neil were betrayed. % -- ~ --'-----
sANGUINE.
The Irish people are sanguine of success
n the Provinces. sal t-. .l.-1r.