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New-York tribune., 1870-05-27

TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. Refreshing rains have fallen throughout Geor-
gs during the few days greatly bneatng the crops
IA cricket match took place at Dublin, Ireland,
Wednesday between the AL Engani Eleven and the All ireland
Twenty-Five The former easily.
THE bullion on hand at the Bank of England
has increased greatly since the last report The yesterday showed
that there 4A 90 sterling yanlt than on the 18Th inst
- The cornerstone of the new dormitory build
Princeton n j. will he laid tomorrow afternoon which
the Presbyterian General Assembly in session IN Phsphia
will be present in body.
THE ST. Louis Republican, curtailed in size, ap-
pared morning. temporary will be built tia
OIL Site but permanent building o imposing size aud appearance
be erected a. proper location can be secured.
The animal festival Of the Unitarians took
Boston yesterday. The hon H. H. Coolidge preddc Tie
Rev James Freeman Clarke spontd for the clergy, and NJ Mo
at. Addresses ao made by Messss Coli
Bellows Hail. Thlppeu McAuey schemerhon, and others
The General Conference Of the Methodist Epis
copal Church South ae Irancng large amount Of baae
general importance adjourned se rle Yesterday. Just before Roau
Ing Bishop Andrews delivered his farewell ee Owing the Bh
ops extreme rs no probable that he viii meet With them
again.
THE boat race between the Quaker City Cia1 Cia1
oPhlaieh and the mhpmen % The First Cas el ,hs Sss'
Aeadm viii tAe place AZ Annapolis 'hs afternoon al a. SSer oces
expected to be present special train sil eaye p a., H.
tie race to eoanecl with the Washington and Bal~"'s "' "
accommodation VI ylnton.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
CUBA.
GEN. JoRDAN's WORK AT WASHINGTON.

GEN. JORDAN's WORK AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Gen. Jordan was at
the House this afternoon, In conference from time TO
time with individual members known friends Of Gu
ban independence. He recently had an interview with
President Grant, representing to him the of
the insurgents and their prospects Of Last night
he with Representative Swami there being present
nearly all the members OF the Committee on Foreign
with the progress he has made since his arrival in Wash
ngton in securing more friendly interest In behalf OF
the cause, especially among the members OF Congress-
NEWS FROM NUEVITAS-IMP0RTANT DISPATCHES
FOR N.JJORDAN.
A respectable person, well known in New
York. arrived here yesterday board the MORO Castle
from Nuevitas He brings important dispatches for Gen
Jordan from the Cuban Government. IL Ia said that
some Of these relate to resolutions of the Cuban Con-
eress condemnatory Of certain declarations made In this
country by prominent Cuban official, and which have
been the theme of much comment by the journals Of the
insurgents in this country.
This gentleman confirms tho reports heretofore pub
shed this city 10 the effect that the visit Of DE Rodas
TO Puerto Principe has not been attended with good
suits and that, In truth, all the columns which marched
from that city have returned with but little glory. 1t
further stated that the Cubans enter Puerto Principe In
small squads taking out all they desire The insrgent
Colonel Corneno Porro, with large force, is the
city.
The account OF the defeat Of Brgader Deenre by the
forces OF Marmo near Santiago de Cuba Is confirmed
The manifesto of Arrange has produced no effect among
the patriots other than OF contempt.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27

THE FENIAN RAID IN PARLIAhEST-ihb ooN-
DUCT OF THE UNITED STATES AUThoRiIlho
APPROvED-NEwsPAPER COMMENTS.
LONDON, Thursday, May 90, 1870.
In the House of Commons this evening, MI.
Mopsel said the Colonial Department had received teie
raphc dispatches from the GovernOr-General OF Can
ada announcing that the Fenians had crossed the he
near Phipsburg, and at other points on inc ironcr
and that trouble was threatened at various places along
the border But he was happy to say the government
had further information that the President OF the Uted
States had issued proclamation Of warning, and Gen.
Meade had dispatched troops 10 the Honler W Ple''
violation Of neutrality.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Lowe, said the
additional claims of reners for drawbacks on sugar
would be allowed, and in other cases three sniings
drawback would be conceded. The Irish Land BILL with
amendments was reported from the Committee. Aioer
discussion Of OF the amendments the report was
agreed to- and bill ordered to be read for the
third time Monday next. The announcement OF the
result was received with loud and repeated cheers
After brief debate the naval policy the House ad-
iourned.
The yoluminous dispatches received from the New
York Associated Press Office, giving the text OF the
Presidents Proclamation and the movements OF the
Fenans were printed in the newspapers here THIS morn
ing. andhaye made decided sensation. As mentioned
in preyious dispatches President Grants course OF ac
ton is warmly commended on all sides.
The Times says that while the proclamation sats
factory the absence American troops ON the border to
carry ont its provisions is deplorable "Ths, however,
The Times continues not surprising as troops are not
usually ouartered on friendly frontier Troops should
be sent to Canada Immediately and Canada should for
ward TO the front all the soldiers she spare Canada
must have no tenderness for this second oense Tie
marauders must be treated robbers ruans, ana nur
derers."
The Morning Telegraph says: president Grant mas
acted with loyalty and honor"
The Morning Post confident that the loyal and ener
cetic action OF the American President will place the
Fenians In proper light before the world, as being the
enemies of mankind.
The Pail Mall Gazette to-day admits the promptitude
with which the American Government has acted on the
Canadian frontier and seeks to disspate the fears OF
those who expect the worst results from the Fenan in
vasOn.
Mr. Disrael is again Ill., but 1t s said there Is no reason
for immediate apprehension.
The name OF the engineer who, with his family was
murdered in Uxbridge, is Marshall The supposed mur
derer now under arrest is said be his brother, who
was TRANSPORTED to Australia years ago through the
efforts of the deceased.
boiler exploded at the Kidsorove Forge in stafOrd-
shire to-day, while the were at work. Five were
killed outright and many injured
The case Of the Of the United States ag
Blakeley for the possession OF certain guns SHE'LL and
other ordnance came up for decision to-day before the
Rolls Court when judgment was given In favor OF the
United States.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1870

p train have just arrived here They are lbouhd lo
Malone. Twenty-Five Fenians from Troy accompany
them.
FENIAN MOVEMENTS AT BuFFALo-BURGLARs
AND THIEVES FLOCKING TO THE BORDER.
BUFFALO, May 26.-AbOnt 200 Fenians left
at 600 this afternoon for Malone The Fenans here are
not the least discouraged by the reports of the Pigeon
Hill repulse No confidence Is placed in the report
One or another Of the Fenians here accompany eaeh
train OF recruits Messengers from the front arrive daily
with dispatches they fearing to trust the telegraph
with important The excitement here is on the IN
Money is paid into the treasury more freely now
than at the opening Of the campaign.
Daily bulletins issued appealing to Irishmen TO
sustain their friends, and denying the press reports
Persons who discouraged at the movement at nrst
responding literally to the national appeal BUFFALO
will furnish transportation to all that may wish to CO.
One gentlemen, who figured with Moseby in the late
civil war; raised 80 after the meeting last night and
they went To tho front this afternoon.
The police report gang noted burglars and
thieves the way to Canada hoping to profit by foi-
lowing In the wake Of the Fenian Many Of such
have been stopped here by Superintendent Doyle OF the
Niagara frontier police, and ordered to return under
penalty Of being committed as vagrants.
RECRUITING IN BOSTON.
BosToN, May 26.-To-day's news from the
Canadian frontier has had depressing effect Fenan-
ism in this city but recruits continue TO arrive and de-
part One hundred and fifty, principally from Lynn and
the towns adjoining, started north by tonights tran
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF FIREARMS.
PORTLAND, Me-, May 26.-SOme Fenian arms,
which turned back yesterday to the Eastern Ex-
press Company, have been delivered to the original
shippers and have vanished.
REENFORCEMEETs BY THE HUDSON RIVER r. n
PoUGHKEEPsIE, MAY 26.-All the night trains
up tonight contained or less Fenans The Nelson
Circle Of this city met tonight and have called public
meeting for tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
CANADIAN REPORTS.

GEN. GLEAsoN's ADVANCE C0RRoB0RATED-HiS
FORCE ALREADY ENGAGED-A BATTLE Ex-
PECTED THIS MORNING.
MONTREAL, May 24-9 p. m.-News has just been
received that body of Fenians, estimated at 1000
have crossed the line near Malone, and are now en-
camped about ten miles from Huntington.
They have strong picket posted, and some skir-
mishng has taken place. The Volunteers are
advancing from Huntington, and battle is ex-
pected early tomorrow morning.
THE PIGEON HILL MOVEMENT MISERABLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR DEFENSE AT
HUNTINGTON.
TORONTO, May 26.-From the best information re-
ceived here the Fenan raid, far as Pigeon Hill is
concerned is looked upon a miserable failure.
The Fenians are now retreating leaving their arms,
baggage. and wounded behind them. There was no
loss of life on the Canadian side. Huntingdon is
now the principal point of interest, where every
necessary preparation has been made
IMPORTANT RUMOR-A DEMAND FROM THE
BRITISH MINISTER.
OTTAWA, May 26.-It is rumored here that the
Government has received notification from the
British Government that Minister Thornton has
been directed by the Secretary of Foreign Affairs to
demand the protection of the Canadian frontier by
President Grant.
THE FENIAN SCARE CONSIDERED OVER AT
TORONTO--CANADA CONSIDERED SAFE.
TORONTO, Canada, May 26.-The Fenian movement
may be now looked upon rs having virtuallylcol-
lapsed Struggling parties may give little trouble
but the preparations to meet them so complete
that nothing but entire defeat will attend any
further attempts at invasion.
Onthe Niagara and Detroit frontier sufficient force
is in readiness to repel any attempt to enter the
country.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
THE DARIEN CANAL.
NO SUCCESS YET.


fFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
PANAMA, May 17.-The Nipsic, after coaling
and provisioning at Aspinwa, and after obtaining the
men she was in quest Of has gone to San Bias. Capt.
Seridge expressed his entire want OF confidence In any
practicable route for canal across the Ithmus except
in the vicinity OF the Panama Railroad The Nyack after
making thorough survey OF the Savanna River, pro-
ceeded to the Bayano or Chepo In the savanna River 10
mpediments were found in the shape Of rocks snags or
sand banks and considerable depth Of water MAIN
tanned for 20 from its mouth. The Nyack had not
crossed the bar OF the Bayano but up to Panama
on the 18th for mails and supplies She returned to-day To
the scene OF her abos which only distant from here
about four hours.
II was stated by journal in this city on the 4th nst
that the Canal Treaty had been finally passed by the
Congress of Colombia but the latest Bogota papers to
hand do not confirm the announcement 1t is thought that
the error originated with the editor OF Santa Marta
Journal who has been sangne enough to anticipate the
result OF the wishes Of majority OF Colombians Up To-
the latest dates, however would appear tat thse ~
Treaty Notwithstanding the benefits which is acknow
edged by all would to this country, and the word
at large, by the construction OF 50 important "oA'
THE SURVEY AT SAN BIAS.
The work of survey has progressed twelve
miles inland from the Bay OF San Bias, at which distances
first mountain spurs proper were reached the hghest
elevation passed being liz feet
The progress Of the survey mpeded by the heavy
rans which sweed the streams to torrents The weather
was exceedingly hot during the daytime Inc wors Oh
surveying the Bay of San Bias was progressing apdys
and it was believed would he completed by the time tha
expedition ready TO sail for home. -. .,,,,.
inst bringing the New-York mail Of April 81, and sup
plies OF ice and fresh provisions o.oon,
Three Officers at the front with surveying party
sick with fever and ague Ihe rest OF the eApeduon
The expedton will sail for home about the 9th Of tho
present MONTH unless the present intention is cBanged
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
FRANCE
IhANCT
EXPECTED COALITION AGAINST THE MINISTRY.

EXPECTED COALITION AGAINST THE MINISTRY.
PARIS Thursday, May %, 1870
In the Corps Legisatif tomorrow an inter
peation will be submitted to the Government on the
cause of the dissolution Of the Plebscitary Committee
Ministerial journals express fears that the question
raised this point may result in coalition OF the
Right and the Left wings Of the Corps against the Min
istry
Its announced that this occasion the LEFT" will
declare itself Constitutional party and will signify Its
willingness to accept power under the Empire, If 1t Is
permitted to carry it's programme Mr. Picard rs the
leader In this movement and viii be the chief OF the
party which is to be called the Constitutional Left"
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
PORTUGAL.
THE NEW CABINET NEARLY COMPLETED.

THE NEW CABINET NEARLY COMPLETED.
LISBON. Thursday, May &c, 1870.
The Duke of Saldanha has nearly completed
bis new Cabinet which stands follows: President
OF the Council and Minister Of War, Sadanha; Minister
Of the Interior sampoyo; Minister of Finance Ferrere
Minister OF Justice Acosta Minister Of Marine, Torres;
Minister Of Public Works, Perniche.
The capital and country remain perfectly Tranquil and
with the formation Of strong Government promises to
remain 80.
On Tuesday last groups Of citizens passed through the
streets crying " Live the Iberian UnionW
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
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the other gunboa arrived days previously with the
majority OF the ships OF the Peruvian squadron Con-
trary TO the predictions Of many these two rcarkabe
vesselsthe Nance Capac and the Atahualpa-which "a
you will remember the gunboats Oneoto and Cataw
ba purchased OF your Government after the have
at length achieved the long and difficult voyage from
the Atlantic To the Pacific and further than the SINKING
Of the transport MarsnOn In the West Indies wthoue
any accident deserving OF mention 1t Is admitted how
ever by the officers that had exceptionally bad weather
been experienced they never could have reached
their destination After coang and retting they VIII
proceed their voyage 60 CalaO touching, est proDa
bly,, at this port on their way north.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
PRUSSIA.

PARLIAMENT CLOsED-TnE KINGS SPEECH.
BERLIN, Thursday May 26, 1870.
King William formally closed the sessions of
the Rechstag to-day III his speech he enumerated the
bills passed during the first session Of that body He an
ticpated the happest results from these laws, which
would go long way toward assuring foreign peoples
that the Confederation develops national strength and
is powerful agent for the preservation, not the inse
curity, OF universal peace.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
BRAZIL.

OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS-TTE EMANCIPATION
QUESTION.
LISBON Thursday, May 2e, 1870
Later advices have been received from Rio
Janero to-day. The Emperor Of Brazil had opened the
sessions Of the Chambers with speech, as usual The
expected reference the emancipation Of the slaves
omitted, to the surprise OF everybody.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
THE INDIANS.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF AN ENGAGEMENT IN WY
DINING TERRITORY.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The following official
letter concerning the engagement with the Indians In
Wyoming Territory, in which Lieut.. stambaugh was
killed. been forwarded here from the headquarters
Of the Military Division Of the Missouri:
ATLANTIC GULcH, Wy. T., May 6, 1870.
Brer Brig.-Gen. GEO. d. RUGGLEs, a. A. O., Dep Of ne
GENERA: have the honor to submit the report oe
with Indians At SeSsk Ss tSa g. M as .s
in the different raynes In the vicinity OF my
camp The command were saddled at once and recon
disns with stolen stock In Little Atlantic Guch, charge
Indians killed. one wounded and the dispersed. A
running fight then ensued we pushing them over the
Wind River Valley Road. On my arrival there found
small hay train eorralled, and was informed by the
the Indians. Taxing Lieut.. stambaugh and ten men, q
proceeded down the wndings OF the creek five or sin
showing signs OF fatigue riding set about
for camp About half way back met party OF from
about an hour and half resulting in the killing OF five.
Indians and the wounding of number OF Others leaving
loss was Lieut. stambaugh killed; sergeant Brown seIi-
wounded the SSnsa sad IF The
persed over the country and driven out OF the,
spectfay state that with few exceptions the company
behaved corageousy throughout the day In the derenu
conpanied me in pursuit cattle, they having fought
superior numbers for hour and hail. As tho,
enemy left me possession OF the battlefield cOnsde
Il victory take great pleasure in saying that Lieut.,
Stambaugh with throughout the entire day up tG
receiving his death wound and Drawer more eoura-
geous officer drew sword Lieut.. Dinwidde also
rendered gallant service throughout the day. also
take pleasure In mentioning the names OF First sergean
Knass Sergeants Moore, Schafer and Brown and Corr
pOras Lackin Roller, Blacksmith aud Nel. There
other names which compelled 10 omit In order to-
get this in the mail Very respectfully your obeden0
servant, d. ,. GORDON,
Capt. I'd Cav, Brew. Major U. $. A.
DIsAFFECTED TRIBES PREPARING FOR WAR.
topeka, Kansas, May 26.-COl. Crosby OF
Gen sheridans staff arrived at Fort Hays from the In
dian Territory yesterday and reports that the Northern
Indians have had down asking the Cheyennes.
Arapahoes KiOwas, and Camanches TO Join In general
war The Arapahoes report that most Of the Medicines,
Arapahoes and Bull Bears band OF Cheyennes, and ths
Kowas and Camanches holding comic dance westa
OF Fort Sill The Indians not planting any corn this
year. though the Indian agent is putting in small crop
for them both at Fort sill and the North Canadian.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
SPAIN.

THE ENGLISH PRISONERS STILL HELD BY THE
BRIGANDS.
MADRID. Thursday, May 26, 1870.
The Englishmen captured by brigands near
Gibraltar have not yet been rescued The party consisted
of John Borel his nephew, and two domestics.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
CHILL.
ARRIVAL OF THE RoN-CLADs.

AAKINAL OF TIE IkON-NLAUo'
VALPARAISO, April l4.-Thc entire fleet of
Peruvian ships-ofwar were at Tacahuano the 18th
ult The ron-cad Nance Capac arrived at that port
the 18th with her eonaort the Paehea The Atahuapa,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE FENIAN RAID IN PARLIAhENI-IIlh 80 .on
DUCT OF THE UNITED STATES AUIholsilif'
APPRoyED-NEwsPAPER COMMENTS.
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