Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-21
FROM NEW YORK,
movenisntiof Troops to the Nv

for Oswego, and are Undoubtedly intended
to operate against any movement of Feni-
ans which may be attempted on the from
tier of Canada. ess5 Tes
The Fenian Excitement.
The Fenian news by the latest dispatches
gives little or no encouragement to the
Brotherhood! There is a perfect stagna=
ton In the excitement which prevailed
during last week, and the belief is becom-
ing general that nothing like an insurec-
tion was initiated in Ireland, and that what
ever disturbance occurred was quickly and
easily quelled. The movement on Canada
is, however, attracting much general atten-
tion and its Inauguration is believed to be
near at hand. v -
\FfGreat Excitement at Montreal. =
The city OF Montreal has been in state
of the most runwarrantable excitement for
the last two or three days. The most start
ling rumors were set afloat to the effect that
the Victoria bridge or the powder maya
zine were to be blown up. An eXtraOrdi-
nary Cabinet Council was held, and it trans
pired that more troops had been telegraph
ed tor to England. Cd o5 saa..eog i.a.. -s rl-
At St. Albans, Vermont, says Herald
correspondent, many. strange Milesian
faces are noticeable, and probably that
town will soon be the base of a Fenian col
umn- in Canada E-. s.,l.,...-s~ q ~. e
The Riots ON st. Patrick,s day.
The riots which occurred on st. Patrick's
day were the subject of excited conversa-
, tion among the public generally, and the
policemen especially yesterday. The
| wounded are still suffering seriously, and
| although Improving, several of them are
! still in a precarious condition. -, s,fi15 Iv
! The Indian Troubles in British Hon.
sa.7ha1 - @-l"" us!duraS. iilF ~ tsL-7a. ~,
Advices from British Honduras to tn,
| 22d ult., state that subsequent to their latt
reyerses the British troops gained a very
/ Important victoryAover the Indians wht
had been raiding on the colonists. Quite
| number of Indians, meA, women and chill
dren, were killed by rockets thrown into
retreating crowd. Many of their village
were burned and their corn fields laiC
waste. Considerable discomfort existed il
the public mind in Belize. ~ r..-.-,,-- .
Affairs i'm Virginia. .-a .ssIIs
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says that Hunnicutt is about canVassin:
the State in order to counteract the iuf1u
ence excited by several prominent rebel
who, having accepted the situation, ar
now endeavoring tn influence the negroe
vote for their own political ends, Hunni
cutt is considered a good orator, and tht
question of opposing him with Henry "A
Wise is mooted. Report says that Ward
well, for Mayor heads municipal ticke
nominated by the negroes in Richmond.
Bernard Higher Wages.
The house carpenters of the city of Ney
York contemplate making a demand 70
higher wages on and after April first. - I
.t51EHJ nAlPrize Fight staocso
A prize fight for $1,000 came off yester
day morning near DanglarvillP, Berk
lcounty, PENN, between Thomas Kelley, G
Philadelphia, and William Parkinson, G
Pottsville, Penn. The fight lasted tw
minutes. One round.only vas fought whe
Parkinson, who was getting the worst O
the punishment, seized Kelley by the leg
which was foul, and Kelley. was at one
declared the winner. The affair was vii
messed by more than LOCO people.
Tammany Hall Sold.
NEW YORK, March 20.-Tammany Ha
was sold to, day to Charles A. Dana an
others, for $4,000; possession May 1st.
The Price of Ice. 1sL 21H
1t is reported an effort is making to rails
the price of ice the coming season 25 pe
Meeting of Trustees of the PeabOd
-'5s1 = Educational Fund. F7s%
The Trustees of the Peabody Education
Fund assembled this morning to COME
All present except Mr.. Rives and Bisho
McIlvaine. The meeting was strictly pr
Vate. The Board attended a party th
evening at ex-Gov. Fish's. and dine at q
r.. Stewards tomorrow (Friday) evenin
Mr.. Peabody is to give a banquet at Fiji
Avenue Hotel. ,.l- Il ..s
| Charged with Producing Death b
, IFH'1 = fa7 Abortion g-i.+.t.
| Dr.Geo. Peakley, of No. 4S West Twel
| ty-fourth street, and a woman named MAJ
| Cole, were arrested at the instigation
| Sanitary Superintendent Dalton, WI
charges them with having caused the deal
| of Mrs. Elizabeth e. Kimball. wife of tt
| late Major Kimball, shot by Corcoran,
! an attempt to produce abortion. ~
| The Express says the rumored dispatC
| of troops to the frontier arose from the ia
| that detachment of United States trool
ordered west from Oswego departed, al
their places were filled by other troops.
| The Roberts Fenians
| The Roberts Feniau Senate were holdiT
| a secret session to consider the subject
| extending aid to the leaders of the insu
| rection in Ireland President Roberts
| to deliver an address, in which he will r
view the whole subject. 1t is said it w
contain special reference to the effort
convert Canada into a Kingdom and Il
duty of Irishmeh to fight for their fathe
land, and defend at the same time the Mo
roe doctrine.