New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
TIE FENGAN TROUBLE CANADA.
The Excitement Growing Les-Bounty
Jumping in Lower Canadm-Proceed-
ings along the Frontier.

MONTREAL, Thursday. March 10 lot6.
There is less excitement to-day, although
prepi-ii0rs to resist attack actively proceeding.
A Cabinet council was held here az noon, presided
over by toe Governor General. During this meeting
80 kilograms received. one from the Governor.
General 81 New Brunswick. and the other from the
Governor % Nova Scotia The first announced that a
resolution avi 9 confederation bad just been carried
unanimously by L., Upper House OF the Legislature "a
4 % Province. aLd thf similar result was expected
~ the Lower House. The second dispatch expressed
belief that The measure was now sure OF sncccts ~
Nova Scotia
powder IN private magazines 10 be removed 10 ~
lIelens Island. place strongly fortified and "hlah
commands The city.
tcefs are ripdy enrolling themselves thst tae! may
guard tbe cy The event Of the troops being needed
Al TIE frontier. similar steps are taken IN Ottawa
Hamilton Toronto. Kingston and Quebec.
Yesterday $4,000 Enfield rInes we're sent to Upper
Canada
brought 90 abrupt termination by report bfongh'
Ia hy one o. iis members whose name u known that
company Of the Prince Of waes Regiment Of Volun.
ssfs h-i feicsed - carry arnA. lolly t.e oiCsis
waited upon toe Government AID assured 1t that the
fumo. wlo.ly without 'ouod1ioR. The men 81 the
regiment have threatened 10 mob this Councillor u they
can lay Their hands on bin.
GuFirn Z W. Thursday. March Is. is66
In the interior of 'hc Province the excitement
has nearly disappeared bat rages on the frontier Win
all ia fo-ce. Volunteers Gre SIN pong ORGANIZED ~
every village and hamle. In the connfy Gen Lindsey
Ia. been pacel command u the troops Of the Lower
Province Gen. Napier % tbs Upper Province
Reports are carren. Of arrests IN Lower Canada Tor
treason
The organ % the Hibernisns speaks OF the volgn.
tee - response ~ call a. fO.iDws
This perAlps, would be highly commendabl' DAD we
not know Tor IA certainty that many Of The same yOun
ers had 20 be brought up the mark ~ the poni OF
the biyoneL ani H. several cases dragged by The heels
from nnd.r their beds. Many also fgned sickless a1i
few n fJF parts unknown. This however. a not 80
bad As ow The cal was responded u III Kingston. the
city Of Prince Of aes nJtor.ety where TIE alarm was
soindel .or hours during TIE night and where but "
volunteers RESPONDED 10 the cal. The tables have
been turned 10 Canada far bounty Jumping Is con
cernef There las been as much "a $40 Of
fered for substitute. Poor tEure as upper
Canada made m tbs business, Lover Canada IL much
vorse as we are ciediby Informed The French CeAn.
dams utterly refused 10 take the oath and the lsD Ia
genera IRE looked upon With suspicion. "A TO The o!-
ty o. The e un- forces IL Canada we can sh! thai On
iae occasion the officers %! the 41th Regiment, sta
toned AZ Toronto had themselves to perform duty as
common senries upon the magazines and DO later than
last week there three pr.ys,es logged and alter
ward sent 10 prison for three months tor expressing
len!an Sentiments. $500.
Al AL points the frontier there are skirwish lines
extending many miles