The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

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Cold closed in New York on The 3lst
ult utllt5.
Weston completed the t1sk Of walking
lNo miles IN twenty-five hours. nj New
YORK, on The evening OF the 25tb, twenty
minutes inside Of time.
Tho New York Miio7ist Of "A recent
date states that afl,r eight years OF un.
easing clurt Il has the satisfaction Of
announcing The triumph ct by dclcga.
ton"
Cen John A Granger died at Canaan
daigua, N Y, ON the 96th, after d pro
tractcd illnoaa.
Official returns of forty counties in New
York received up to the 26th. show that
F"lscr and Andrews arc the successful
Republican candidates for Associate Jus
tice' Of the Court of Appeals. Tho ma
iofi'y of the former 35i, aud Of the latter
oos. over the Republican nominees.
Hon. Richard a. Field, late Judge ofihe
District Court Of the United States, died,
on the evening Of the 25th, at Trenton,
N. J.,
F,ntan movements In the Eastern cities
CONTINUED on the Goth, aud cnlistmcr,s
were the order Of the Day, A st. Albans
dispatch Of the Goth Says "Tho Fenian
bubble, so tar as the movement n this dl.
rection Is concerned, has burst Soon after
the arrest Of General O'Ncill the Fenlan
officers held a long council of war, and
decided that Il was useless In them, with
the small number of men nj their COM.
maud, to make any further attempts Mt in.
yadiog Canadian soil, and, In consequence,
The roads leading from here to Franklin
are lined With returning Feniaus" Fc.
man forces were concentrating at Malone,
N ! and u Wa thought a movement on
Huntington, Canada, was contemplated,
four regiments having crossed the Trout
River line IN the morning, under the com,
mand of Colonel OLrary.
several officers and soldiers of the cx
petition from st. Alhans had returned to
New York city on the eth, and were
dishear,ening The new recruits with their
stories of bad management.
Notwithstanding their rcvcrscs, the
Fcnians were still recruiting at the East
on the eth,
a game Of base ball ON the 9Th, in New
YORK city, between the Forest City Club,
OF Rockford, and the Unions, of Morris
SANTA, was called at the close of the third
inning, on account of a severe rain storm
which sci 10. The score stood ito A. with
a prospect Of the Western boys coming
ont victorious.
A st Adams ditpatch Of the osth states
That General Donnpl,y had died of his
wounds The Canadian accounts of the
light with O'Nall state that twelve dead
ana wounded Fenians were found on the
neld. The dispatch reads "The Fcnian
war Is far from ended. Determination
and enthusiasm have followed the tempo.
rary dependency caused by the arrcs, of
oNeih, Large numbers of Fenians are
concentrating, and will make a simulta.
neous attempt along the border. General
Spear aud the TX Confederate Moshy are
organizing forces hero for another attack
near st Adams"
Inc wife Of Senator Wilson died at Ma.
tick, Mass, IN the 9Sth.
The soldiers monument in Woonsocke,.
X l., was dedicated by a military and
civic procession and exercises in Harris
Hall, on the 98th The Grafton was de.
lyered by Senator Thayer, of Nebraska.
A Malone, n Y, dispatch of the Goth
says the Fenien movement there had col.
lapsed. General Gleason, DR.. Donnollv.
COLONEL Cullen, and Captain Mannox, of
the Feuian army, had been arrested by
United States Marshal Quimby. About
fifteen hundred Fenlans were scattered all
over the city and in camp, awaiting trans.
portation.
New York dispatch of the goth saws
The lrishmen in that city were disheartened
by the news from the border, and a dis.
patch had been received from the front,
lnstructiDg them not to send any more
men, but to forward funds for the support
Of the New York troops, as 200 as DOS.
aible. The Executive Council of the
Fenian Brotherhood have issued an ad.
dress, signed by james Gibbons, Chair.
man, and Richard McGloud, Secretary.
Stating that the late Canadian invasion was
undertaken without the authority of the
brotherhood, and Its failure cannot be
recognized as a defeat Of tho national
organization,