The New York herald., 1865-02-03
O a N a D A.


THIS new oct b printed and Ne ass In posluea +.
give synopsis Of t The nrst clause properly sss Our
The spSsoy d. o. sss The f. Of nv
stringent The nrst gives power % the Governor Gene
raj when hs shall have reason % oesvs from inforne
address that for the preservation Of the peace Is eI
psdisnt . remove any alien u: Governor % nor may BY
which. il he neglect do the Governor, or any magis
trate may arrest him and commit him % the commn
JAIL where The Alien .sn. 70 .sne on out tsn q e e.
vince Moreover, any alien negiecting TO obey ths
order, shall be guilty Of msdemeanoI, ana % naoe e
q penalty OF imprisonment for month on the nIst and
twelve months on every subsequent offence The Gov
srnor may, after such order before or slter he npneon
send him OF the country. But In the cass Of an as
rest aer the close Of navgston the allen 20 arrested
ton next spring Aliens may, however, tender reasons
for noncompliance with the order 70 DEPART and sns
% s % ns % s.
mary account Of the charge against him. and reason
able time 70 reply, and shall be allowed 70 be heard b
Connc and in case Of the commal Of an alien 70 jail
the Judges Of the Superior Court may admit him 70 ball.
victon has lasted certain time order continuance Of
the imprisonment the discharge of the prisoner Per-
sny psly s.ns. crssn s. ~ %
considered guilty Of msdemeanor and are 70 be pun
shed BY nns not s.csedns three thousand dollar. and
Of the peace written request from the attorneys %
solicitors general. or county attorney in Upper CAnadA
without request may seize any manestly built o.
fitted for warlike purposes, carrying arms or mum
probable tha, such vessel intended commit hostities
the people Of any foreign State Moreover, sheri,
collectors o. customs ana vsrous o.ner ee ano m, -
pass the frontier II supposed that such vessels a.
arms are intended for carrying on military expeditions
against any for.gn State peace with her Majesty On
who make such seizures 70 obtain Immediately
thereafter an order Of judge fer the detention Of the
property seized and the owner may petition the eours
and have the tried Under certain circumstances,
property may be restored on the claimant giving bond
thai II shall not be employed hostlitiea Arms sup.
posed to be intended for hostile purposes may be seized
In any house warrant a the request Of attorneys
Solicitors General or county attorneys OF without such
request n there be information oath: and 70 make
such seizures consaoes may enter houses by force %
any hour Of day or night The arms are then 70 %
warrant unless the owner shall satisfy the magistrate
that such not for the purposes supposed Bus
sesOaton Of % Ss propery The sct 70 Ss year.
and thence till the end Of the next session.
and s not 70 interfere with the writ Of haeas epn.
The last clause has singular appearance but probably
that any person may have writ, but that the
o. arrest provided for In the act will be sufficient
stringent and place unusual powers the hands Of the
government which free people should 6e cnary o. con-
stances Alien acts in England usually applied 70 for
eigrers contrving Vaccinations against the realm,
not a. this bill does to 0s sh se pnssed ss
Orsini's attempt the French emperor was NOS
act for but S as nj o sod
governments obliged to prevent Vaccinations against
Friendly States The mode for themselves to consider
With respect to warlike expeditions, arms, &c, the
model Of the bill Is that passed IN the United States 70
prevent aid being to the Canadian rebels Of 1887
The severity Of the is the natural reaction agains
the foolish indulgence Of opinions which have favored
raids and forth Just In France 80 soon as wae
to the
Preender, turned that unfortunate Prince out Of MO
Kingdom The difference between our case and that o.
France is that she at with England and acting
openly while we are peace with the United States,
and therefore those who wickedy encourage the criminal
proceedings Of refugees are acting IN opposition % the
policy of their own government
fThe bill alluded TO above has passed the Canadian
Parliament by vste Of one hundred and four tofouE-
ED HERAkD.l
The Rendition OF Burley.
letter from Detroit states that the prisoner Buriey
would be akcn under military guard by special train TO
Suspension Bridge and thence 10 Detroit a. soon - The
necessary papers could be prepared.
Judge Mondelet. or Quebec, ON the
Raiders.
At the opening Of the Court Of Queens Bench Quebec
Tuesday Judge Mondele n the course Of his charge
Another and greater source OF danger lies In the con
which they lack the courage encounter, seek an
asylum our soil, whore they are certain OF living In
perfect security. Were their course confined 70 that
their conduct however little entitled 70 merit The
respect Of their own countrymen and the appreciation
81 a;s 10 ss o% S
them from the active interference Of the governments
and Of those whose duty TO maintain order IN ths
country But the instant that-deaf to that feeling Of
gratitude which should control their evil propensities
they far forget their duty TO rs 70 endanger The
peace of this country by their outrages against nation
with which England and ourselves terms Of friend
ship whether they organize their plans Of depreciation
here or that carrying them against the citizens Of
the United States against their property In violation
OF the laws there In force they takerefuge In this coun-
try, is Of vital Importance that our government should
act has Of late-lcavng to our courts to decide
whether those who arrested have violated our own
laws should be detained in order TO be given up 70
be tried according the law they have ransgresssd In
the United States.