, 1866-04-18
FENIANA.
Another Arrest - Examination of
Fffaouern-A Fenfan Headquarters in
Hflt5%h Standardization at st.
AndreyTs-Veh8el Seized auI Released

Another ArrcAt - EInmta4tlnn OF
Prfsonern-A Fentan Headquarters In
Hflt5%h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at st.
AndreWs-FeAael Seized aud Released
-Killiun at Calais, NE.
TORONTO, April 17.-Anothes Feuian arrest was
lie "as sent to Cornwall for trial. The ex+mina-
tion Of the Fcntan prisoners will begin today. It
Is though. probable the result will be the COM
The examination At Cornwall has been conducted
With closed doors. tcvera1 Other arrests Of Feuiaus
are reported here 10 day.
The police haTc gained information Of suspected
baby soon 'ake place.
Say F1asS,sco April Some excitement ",
ftom the exhibition sign Of Fen1an headquarters
At Ihomas cate.ty's hotel: Upon refusing 10 re;
EAs1ron7, Ne, Ap1.l l7.-Aost Ct the news sent
yatesE heIe 1hc Fen.ans ne perfectly quiet
confn5ne thcmtelyes 10 tpeech.mnking and anopy-
uaous rfoclamasions:
deal or excitement at this point Volunteers arc
noekine rom ail quartera. Her MaIest5s rtsamss !.
ops zes,@ent q seulsEa two eompan,es Of a,tIIe,y
and eomsn! Q! englnesrs due At this port from
Bpsipest here is almost entirely Suspended.
he New utuufW1ck unueo Of Assembly ADJOURN
tsa@snt 3 ,o i b Go eopo9sd oi 4 Ie:sfs. % Wi@oi. @
Fisher, Ia!lcy, Mitchell. Wilustor, Acoie'ana and
Council. The election Of these officers u expected in
ncw Goye1nmen: w1ll suspend the habeas corpus.
EAsrroE1. Nc, April ia schooner 1oaded
na as e n9Tsn .. ha "a, Sa,
after seve11l hours detention, and m Investigation
by tustom aon.c officers was released.
Instructions have been Eecefytd By the suthosf-
mi no
~: II kiiitsn aSdfessed meeting at calai. last
GENE GENE to 1pyade ,he Provinces; ILL speech has
fllci'ed much apprehension, but increased the
myescEy a. tn the ohiecs Of the Feniau movements
hele- large delegation Of Feuians arrived by the
Mos7RkA1, April IA Government detective
who has Just made trip Of the American side OF
Lakes Ere and Michigan, reports that The Fen,aus
an, oase qea5y reaay 1Gs armament on these likes IT,
loading With Geld artillery, equIpmene, stores, DC.
p H. reports ~ iarre shipments of arms. to 1ron',e.
along the American frontier.
CALAIS, April ia large Fcn!an meeting waa
held u 4. Gtoix Hall last evening. and was ad-
dressed dai ny Nessss. k.sNan and stnnott. The
declared that 10 the efforts Of The Brothe,h 10
free Ireland the!y, would respect the laws Of the
Irish debt Of gratitude for theis a.sis,ance durinc
the ate ttruRgfe. and DOW ~as their time to ast,s'
Ireland In her hour Of need. They could do this
~ sympathy and By tnlnlshing arms OF
the means TO buy them. The broth
erhood now embrace = million men. II
was the true policy Of the American nation to pre-
vent the establishment Of a monarchy nonh Of
them, AZ was forcsh4dowed tn the british scheme OF
confederation 1ftho-e opposed 10 the measure in
the Provinces were 10 revolt on arcount OF It, the
FentsIs were ready to assist them, and ii doing 70
would b. carrying out Nhat was the true American
policy: 1.-THE Americans wanted to remove mon-
arcny from Mexico, how much more careful ought
they to be that thtEe Is not ono established ut Ut
tAr1. lie declared # To be the intention Of
The Ftn1ans 10 continue holding a convention
on the border unti! the confederation question Was
settled. Every difficulty that arose under the int
i:h tl1g gave hope 10 an IrtAb rebcl.
MI stnnott made long speech, which amount
cd to nolhlng. Both speakers emphaticallY stated
frat they did not intend to Invade The Provinces,
but in conversation with gentleman, after the
meeting had adjourned, killtau refused to answrr
The question whY they were Eeekin. 10 ar1u force
Oh The frontier.
Ca14ls, April 17.-Th1cc hundred regulars are
expected al 81. Stephens to-nonow, and similar
number ht st. Andrews.