The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-08
MIGHT DISPATCHES
Progress OF FeBIan Affairs.
The Neutrality Laws TO be Re-
Spected.
Arrest Of FeniaBs by U. s. Mar
shalS.
The Raiders Very DespOnden {
Arrests In New York.
Position Of the FenIan Advance.
Miscellaneous Matters OF In
terest.
Arrests In New York.
Position Of the Fenlan Advance.


NEW YORK, Juno Mr.. Roberts, Presi-
dent Of the Fenian brotherhood, has been
| arrested.
A dispatch from Cornwall, C. W, state.
that one hundred Thousand men have been
sworn in at Montreal for the defence Of the
city.
ST. LOUIS, June 7.-Dan. D. Madigan,
VIM Henry, A. Mortell, A.. J. Conrad,
Frank Murphy, T. J. Daily, aud NJ. w. Ho-
gan, prominent fenians Of this city, were
arrested to-day by the U. S. Marshal, and
brought before the U. S. District Court.
Judge TreatIpresiding. Dr.ThOmas O'Rielly
was also arrested, but not belonging to the
Fenian Brotherhood, was released on bail.
District Attorney Grover called the case of
Mr.. Hogan as a test case, which was pro-
ceeded with, but as nothing Of a criminal
character was elected, the court adjourn
ed until to morrow. Messrs. Hogan, Henry,
Conrad and Mortell were released on one
thousand dollars bail. But O'Digon, and
Daily refused to enter into bonds, and were
taken charge of by the Marshal. The trial
will be continued tomorrow
PHILADELPHIA, June IA deputation of
colored men waited on the executive COM
mittee of the Fenian Brotherhood this
morning, and offered the services of one
hundred able bodied, well drilled colored
men, all of whom served in the late war, to
march to the Canada border 10 fight for Irish
liberty and independence.
NEW YORK, June lit is reported that
Col. Kissingan is also arrested. The Fe-
mans are very Respondent here to day.
The leaders say they can do little more
Their army is invading Canada. Roberts
rafT 70 hail r.stv H.
He is under guard in a store house.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Posts money
article says several sensation rumors Of
Bank failures here and in Washington were
ahoat this afternoon. They had no founda
ton in fact. The loan market is easy, but
inactive, at per cent. Commercial paper
is scarce at 6 a. 81. Governments firm, but
railroad and other miscellaneous securities
dropping.
BosroN, June Especial dispatches from
st. Adams state that orders were received
last night to arrest Gen. Spear as well as
Gen. Sweeney, but the former suddenly
left his quarters on horseback shortly be-
fore midnight. The opinion was expressed
that Gen. Sweeney was DESTROYS of being
taken, as he had plenty of time to get
away.
A heavy storm prevailed during last
night and this morning.
Thirty Fenians left ct. Adams last night
for Boston, refusing to pay their fare, and
threatening to burn the town if put of the
cars.
The advance Of the Fenisn army was at
East Franklin last night, sixteen miles
north Of st. Adams.
WAsHINGToN, June Mr.. Morgan pre-
scented the petition Of Union officers engaged
III the cultivation Of cotton, against the
proposed tax on cloth, which was referred
to the Finance Committee.
At l o'clock, the Reconstruction ResOlu-
ton was taken up.
Mr.. Davis of Ky, took the floor in OppQ-
sition to the measure.
HoUsE-Mr. Aneona offered the Joint
resolution fixing upon the 2S,h inst, as the
day for adjournment, but it was not in
order. Other business pending, Mr.. Ray
mond moved the postpOnement of the joint
resolution il reference to Indian treaties,
which not being agreed to, he moved the
previous question on its passage.
The House refused to second the
previous question, when Mr.. Burlegh, of
Dakotah, moved to postpone the joint reso-
luton until Monday mex, when he prom
ised to snow that the money appropriated
was being squandered by Commissioners Of
Indian hffairs in violation of law. The
motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Hubbard introduced a bill securing
homesteads to actual settlers, and encoUra-
cling the planting of forest trees, which was
referred.
1t gives frontier section of land, desti-
tute of timber, TO any person who will cul-
tivste not less than ten acres, and plant
not less than ten more in forest trees.
On motion of Mr.. Window, the Secretary
Of War was requested to report the expense
of supervising the Indian hostilities in 1864
IS. He also introduced bill granting the
sale of Iowa lands to aid in constructing the
St. LOUIS and Cedar Rapids Rail Road,
which was referred.
The League Island Naval Depot bill was
then taken up, Mr.. Myers speaking in favor
Of it. Adjourned.
New YORK, June Gold irregular and
unsettled, and lower; opening at l4O15, and
advancing to l4513, and closing at 1929.
Freights to Liverpool dull and dropping.
SAN Francisco, June 4-In the suit OF
the California State Telegraph Company
against the u S. Pacific Telegraph Com
pany, the latter has been restrained and
prohibited from telegraphing between cities
in Nevada and California. The Injunction
is permanent, and cannot be removed by
any authority whatever.
three buildings were destroyed by fire at
Port Even, opposite Rhinebeck, this morn
ing. Among the sufferers are E. Honelly,
J. Thompson, Henry +. Stephens, s.
Hughes, Edward Cessin, and ]. 0'Reiliy.
We were unable to ascertain further partic-
ulars.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-One hundred and
fifty Fenisns left for Canada this morning
with Mississippi rifles.
The waters everywhere are receding, and
no fears of further floods this yesr, but the
people in the immense submerged country
are terribly distressed. Relief is going from
this city daily.
A vessel arrived from Brszos, with dates
TO June 4th, having on board q regiment of
Wisconsin cavalry, numbering 800 men,
Col. Gregg commanding.
The guerrillas continue on the Mexican
border.
DR.. Morse was lassoed and murdered The
convicts were sent to the penitentiary by
Judge Clinton.
Cortinas has organized a new command
of 800 guerrillas.
The troops are demoralized.
The Grand MatamOras Theatre was dedi
Gated The building cost 500, 900. Gen.
Mel ia aud army were present.
Bagdad was submerged by a storm in the
Gulf
CHICAGO. June IA fire occurred this
morning in Metropolitan Block, corner Of
Lasalle and Randolph streets. Building
damaged $25 600, fully insured. The Acad
envy Of Science suffered a loss of Sl4, 200.
Insured. The fire engine Economy, while
proceeding 10 the FIRE, was run into by a
locomotive engine, completeiy disabling it.
Two Gremen were killed and three seriously
injured.
LOUISVILLE, June SALES OF 2O4 hogs
heads Of leaf tobacco, fully sustained
prices. Superfne Aour Ss.25. Mixed corn
in bulk g. cents prime white 73. Oats So
cents. Mess Pork $3.50. Bacon Shoulders
l43[c.; clear sides 1917. Prime Lard 221z'
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