The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14
OUR NEIGHBORS.
Their Distraction Constantly
Increasing.
All Quiet on Our Side Of
the Line.
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French Canadian Papers Supporting the
Fenian Movement.
The Fenians Promised Aid from
Russia and America.
Fenian Sharpshooters Recruit
ing at Chicago.
Progress Of the British American
Consideration Scheme.
60. &c. 20.
The Fenians Promised Aid from
Russia and America.
Fenian Sharpshooters Recruit
ing at Chicago.
Osr Detroit Corrcspondsnee.

Oar Detroit Corrcsp0ndenee.
DETROIT March IS, 1895
have just made hurried tour the frontiers and
several points OF Upper Canada, where nnd the most
intense excitement existing the threatened invs
sion Troops being hurried the front continually
artillery wagons passing 70 and no. earthworks
being constructed the line Of the frontiers points
considered ~ most vulnerable, and everything
military aspsct
On the CanadA side all Is excitement and hustle. while
the American side everything remains quiet and not
armed H~isn anywhere 10 Be found. In this city
there about thousand Fenians who propose TO
turn out on st. Pstrck's Day, accompanied by many
thousands of others Thcy viii parade tho Streets and
dine n the evening either In the United States canada
Tue Detsoit Fsnians learn, have contributed four
thousand saad sf for the Irish in this locality II
h generally tesved that the Fsnans In the West
preparing sens desperate game Knowing asseu
shat number a Irshmen will congrsgate ~ Windsor
st. Pstrick's oight and when Fcnians the Ameri
sAe ct ~ green rockets and ire minute guns hoy
win throw shsmssivss upon the volunteers nom ths
while American fenans and attack then
In tho 'front.' special despatch 70 the Hamilton r.<s
says thas tbs calling Of volunteers caused BY
H,scnians tsnisg Editor MoGes's orsan THAI shey ssA
invited Chicago Fsnisns TO Join In the procession
a. Pstrioks Day. Mr. NoGes communicated nto the
Governor and Council. aud the result call 10
People In Canada begin 10 el ashamed Of tho govern
ment causing much unnecessary aarm sun, ell wait
with anxiety for the coming of the i1h Of March, be-
ieving thstH Invasion before that day Can
ada IN safe
TIE Essssemsnt an Monsvesl
Mosrnxn, March n, 1850
The exuissmsnt here with regard the Fcnlans ID
sbated and there great alarm, especially among
the women, who naturally magnify every rarnos into tho
most extrsvagAnt proportions
Yesterday had grand review OF the newly raised
militia forces by Major eenernl Lindsay. arter which
posts
At st. John there d q considerable force of mon aad
artillery. The police fully examining tho
that from the States, and evidently
pcctng grea, Increase Of passenger trarc.
The Canadian poos everywhere asong the border
and very active In their duties itis generally be
iieysd thai q like activity though css openly mani
Tested. u the fact % tho Ancricnu nde
II Is not 20 bc disguised the gravs and cool
You New Yorkcrs who look with .ach sapr,rne inif
ference upon .be movements OF 0NahOny aud tho
other factions of Fensns would be sstonished the
Importance herr given 70 whai happens b. yoar city
Interested parties have worked up this cxctsment
until II 10 really painful; they have magnlhed thu
motley crowd that gathered the other Sunday nj Jones
Wood In your city, into grand invading army Of
hundred tbousssd men with supply, baggage and artl
ory trains viii ssrri,d ranks Of cavalry and Infantry
armed 70 The full with the beat results of modern
scesee and - before this giant OF their own conjara
uon the Canadians are trembling with apprehension OF
The activity y q. military her. !. comm.sd.bl- par
ucusviy under thsfr vcw az the situation There are
constant drills and rcvisws, and tho COMMONLY quet
streets of This snmbsrous town vocal vh changing
swords and the rumble OF artillery WAGONS
Tb~sh 70 - ssoshss grand rcviev 70 nseo~ morn