Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-16
our CANADA coBIlsl oNln NEE.
MONTREAL, Du Clos Hotel
January Is, 1862

Mn. FpIroR;- In cosi7s our observations
in a foreign Province, We clean from tho
Baxaars and public lbrayE, news drifting
along en- eurant, while the facts are con.
Grmed by daily observations thar Engardis
landing new military forces on 10 frontiers.
and for whai ? We ash, in earnest respectful
Yankee like mqui,iiveness, New arrival,
of Royal English Rifle Bands are now her,
on drill, and moving like automa on machine.
~, so peril ct IN every evolution we mynuly
ak ourselves, are they really touaite John
Bull, military irvincih-s2 All human b..
ings ready TO plunge n,o any t'iug emer,
gency To-day We b"hold ia Nore Dana
street splendid -npsny Of English cavalry
the herses Sc r-.y Jal, and in such prime
order, we conclude, they too, Ep.lisu like 4
live on beef steak aud porter aa
At every rendezvous, VT behold bellgerent
John Bu1, with feelings eilervrscing uucOn.
genial to American Repubcantm. .sA
among these people :6,e IN bred, speakin,
foreign tongues, and whose foreign a Ia mode,
and ir.smpant feelings impress US n ore deeply
possible o; the vaotlness OF an impending
war,like struggle vet to come
We pass along, and behold, in shoS w,n
lows, play cards, " You give them up do your
doubtless referring TO the Trent Affair in
giving up sIidell and Mason. We seekto
inquire for reliable information and facts
respecting thai, aud other matters Of fact and
fancy, and we are referred 10 French inter
prefers, and so cur sources of informatioc
often end a Ia Francois
(" The wooden walls of old England" ia
new topic nov before the public, exciting
many inquiries, and we COZ lecture in on,
f rifle imagination, it is lecture on The
English Navy, and to preserve and vindicau
her sovereignty of the seas, and the Lonor Of
her flag, England is again about TO swarm
the ocean with her war ships John Bull
in her fostering care, has just established
military guard at both ends Of the Victora
Bidge, to guard this costly and magniiceu.
structure from ilbustering Yankees. "Ez
pede Hercuem d" We zee daily, the auster
ity of English discipline IN her rihtary,a
Champ du IL rs, the rendezvous Of militar
drill. Three men were lately shot, by Orda
| 8 III a.
sentiments djsioyal TO her Msjesty. &C
save the Queen is in the hearts and on ID.
tongues of every true born Engllohmau; an.
| in an English concert, OF SIX Lousand people
last evening, Yankee independence mauitsl
ed itself in the person OF a gentleman fros
the States, who refused 10 take his hat Of
during the singing OF &c God save the Queel
john Bull removed if, most respectful
and handed It back to him, when the gentt
man immedia ely put it on his head agas
Ii was again taken Oh by force, and spite
battle " ensucd, ending in call for police
men and a general Out burst Of enthuaag
and sensation between Brother Jonathan 30
john Bull! " Straws show which way ii
wind blows" even in this land Of Monarch
Her Majesty the Queen, requests her sub
jects and all persons, to pray Toe her, n be-
sad bereavement, in Ike late deauh of be-
conso I ard lis Royol ilighness Prince Al
ber:, but we mentally prefer TO save Oh
prayers and aspirations fer the America,
army on the Potomar. We regard ta.
Province as precarious stand point, roa
which we observe the great pulse Of Oh
American army, and the irritable symPoa
Of England wits emotions of the deepest d
terest With English cavalry, and infant
and her powerful navy, and the numbe'
her troops so thoroughly disciplined, what
our army on the Potomac, for p, election Of
American flag, should England, and Of ccuN
FAance would Gene in TO her aid, deCIai
war against the confederate army Wea
,ctere are our sons of New England soil
freedom, our glorious American Repnblcl Z
80, | TYry