The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-12

10 Crown or member OF Parliament, or anv man in
any rank Of life TO the avo wed enemies OF Canada
q, "a tie empire On the contrary, unless on the plea
OF ncurable moral Obquitv, such a course woul
D. the course Of bad subject and bad man.
am tar from applying either spitaet 70 & You person
gard of facts shown by you on Wednesday last
relation to the forged letter occurs AGAIN, shall
invoke the verdict of our fellow.cltzens at large
on It Times of excitement are times OF suspicion.
My pu bic record in Canada has been clear and u"
rig In the past and clear aud upright ii shall re-
T'''D' : ~" -0 ''' Tnos. DARCY MoSEE.
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE FRONT.
Late last evening orders we're issued for several
companies to repair TO the front for field duty.
Some of them go TO Dunyille, st. Catharines,
and the Niagara frotier, but the main force will
remain here and at Hamilton and Kingston,
which are good points from which TO start troops
either east, west, or south.
BISHOP LYNCH CALLS UPON CATHOLICS TO REPEL
.talui INVASION. , III. .'|
The Leader this morning gives the following
letter from Bishop Lynch TO his clergy, read last
evening at the lenten service:--l
st. MIoHAEL's PALACE, TORONTO March o.
Reverend and Dear Strive deeply deplore the
uneasy feeling and excitement caused by threat
ened invasion by lawless men, who, pretending to
remedy the evils OF Ireland, would infct dreadful
INJURY on the peaceful nhabi ants OF these provinces
need not point out to Catholics, in the event of
such vic alton OF right. their duty loyal subjects
to repel INVASION and to defend their homes; for
government under which we have liberty, protec
lion, and just laws. AS ministers OF Christ, and
messengers OF the God Of Peace, to stand be-
tv cen the Vestibule and the altar, with upfted
hands, to impore the God of Mercy to preserve us
In tranquility and peace. t ...-
Yon will please, reverend sir to exhort your peo
pie to prepare celebrate the festival of the patron
saint Of Ireland as pious Catholics good Irishmen,
and faithful children of st. Patrick, by approaching
the holy Sacrament at the altar, and to pray
earnestly to God that, through the intercession of
His Immaculate ana ever Virgin Mothey and ST.
Patrick, he would inspire the rulers or IrelBnd to
extend justice and mercy to that poor and distracted
the dispositions of those misguided men who pre-
tend to remedy the evils of Ireland by anarchy and
bloodshed. In order the more to propltiate the D-
vine mercy appoint the three days preceding the
festival Of st. Patrick days of special devotion in
each parish. and we grant, by virtue of apostolic
induit, perary indulgence to all those who, being
reconciled to God by the sacrament of penance,
approach the holy communion on that day. We
shall also impart the papal benedction csthe
dral at the pOntfical mass which will he celebrated
at 8 A. M. .-J.- .ifnf l.' ...-
We hope that the Catholics of our diocese, and es
pecialy of the CITY OF Toronto will conduct them
selves during these days as becometh pleas Catho les
and loyal subjects. si
Glory and honor and peace to every one that
wOrketh good Rom il TO- ..-v ~ .t.-t b ~
am, reverend and dear sir, yours faithfully in
Christ, r, rt.s s.s tJoHN JOSEPH LYNCH,
I .al 5...1 . Bishop of Toronto.
DEFENSE or THE FRONTIER. .....
A special despatch from London states that
ten companies leave this morning from that
point for the frontier. .I' .e.