, 1866-04-12

Examination Of the Cornwall P51&-
ol,rrh-T1.e Canadian pre+~ Call Eron
Our Government 10 Prevent kaIds-
The Fcntau Force %lIIE AuEmeuxIat..
on tl1c New Brunswick Frontier.
TORONTO, April 11.-1te examination Of the Fe-
n:an> arrested Ut Cornwall begins today. lion.
Jrhr :. Mcdonald ha- betu cn"agcd for the defence.
Thu G!ot' this morning has u: tollo"1nq:
''Thc.r L. no longer aug doabs that Y 4'NAhoney
= cor ceusrstlug io1ce near the New bsun."1ck
ity Laws OF tue Cn'cd ~atct. nud the Ma abingdon
autAo:iic. mus, speciality take action on the +uhec.
Wr arr noi ar1t0ns ilat lie AneI'c2a Gosefnm-Et
should ac. husreo]y- In free Govetincnt tins
1l1lrt ht allowed Tor talk, and II T. not Tor any
Government to oppose mta:nre which commands
public e1mpahy without cic1r p:oo! that thu law is
the frontier il Ed act of wHr which the American
SoyeE1msnt mns, tIperers they intend 10 do
NIw nHE, April 11.-Ihe N~ra:ds Toroato soe-
elAl ea.s the excitement II very Etaat ttis Alter
mon, owing to f-ncEa selrcn Q! su-pecled pre-
m!-e-. The only conssn.'ands NJ ~as ioanI were
furr rcyovcrs III Shea = houte, and = ru+ry mu-ket
Ind teo bsyonets in Murphy. Shea IL tie only
arrest 1nstit in the c!Iy. nis ase=t ~a$ clu.ed by
on. Tor hiu,re!t md destroy 4 cr1sA[p box, which 4
Iiligc1t +rarcl! uid nol di-eoser-
The Government On SUNDAY rees'ved information
that about %&:stn1y CankdHue zsl bft fur P0rtland,
aIl armed. Thu a'nos1tles noN believe that there
wa- 10 raid on New Bfun-w1tk intended, but
ins, me q fen,sn sss aesd ss
U'a.ahouey, and their reported departure Mas 10
merely give eo1'r to te belief ttl4' Ac~ lsFuu wcx
WE the point mined NJ. and. under cover ol this
desperate r4id on canada. rrohatly With The Chi.
<4.o gunbo4l-, hna land hls iorees. An sttack IL
daily looked TOR.
1nc Cornwall p.teoners hare retained x-Attos-
1wy General Mcdonald TO defend them. aud their
preliminary examination Gomez au tonight or to-
1uonov: ,She4 t. ~li1l under caasd and vail prob.
ably h+ examined to.musroK."
NV YUrE, Aprjl l1.--Thc Co1s0srfei9rs Wash.
incton rpecisi rays sir Frederick Hrocs pToles-tss
10 havt received trfosnat1ou lhnt iease. no doubt
OF the tn e,on Of the Fenians 10 attack tot point
large nambt9. q MN are e.,hvrn. on The frontier.
and il IL alleged Iial their object 10 10 ca2Iufe
rome place which Wit he 1n-taptfv entrcnched and
Ut lttIru. IN that cas II expected ts feln1tfcc-
Escn1* md md IRON 1le Unsted -sates and British
1te.iic"> VIZ How'll 10 enable hck2 to accomplish
III tr ulteIiof uhtertr
Iht >Itus''on l. o~cmed sufficiently alarning 10
cAA 'ofth thoeMmanoa IRON The President Against
ant invasion OF tho neutrality laws, and II rlIl
ElaF1y ApNhr.
.he oas nsI h,;e recsTed from
United Snee Mar-hai' on the border tnuns hsvr
1rceised osdefs 10 prevent my 1nvat N.
EAs1roKT. Me. March 1.-The Fcntan, h.re
b1,t.d The torn hall for three 1aye 10 hold tn-.,t.
Jhrrr il m open +1s6elon toni; ;ht.
J7,err lt aacber iarce udush steamer OF Caun,
1,clIo. with large io'cc of 1ntn ashore At Work
Eumher Of Fcn1sns left on a rail vessel last pl.ht
ard private signal, has Just zone U TIC river 10.
,xaste 81. Andrews.
SECOND uEsrArcn-
+ Tbe excitement contlnAtt. The Fcnfan Public
Convention II IL se-stinu.
Brtilh war ktes1nc1H arc constantly arriving md
lAtrollinR the hareor and st. Crotx RlStf
Fifty fenians havc lett in astapsner, destination
eurpicou. steamer. flying American calors,
js. Just pas. I'd into b. Ckuix Hises.
Fealans are arriving constantly.