New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
THE FENIANS.
THE FEMAN PRISONERS IN CANADA.

THE FENIAN PRISONERS IN CANADA.
By 1ELEoRAPH
TORONTO Nov. 28-In the matter Of the Fenan priso-
ncrs the Judges have not yet given their decision the
application to set aside the yerdcs and grant new trial
It rumored that Of the delay that the Courts
intend refusing the rule and are preparing deliberately
written Judgment setting FORTH at full length The grounds
which the decision is based if so it is IL IS the lnen-
ton Of the prisoners counsel 10 apply TO have the question
referred to the Cour, of Error and affect If they do So
two Of the Judges who must concur that the objections
are well founded otherwise the judgment already gwen
stands in full force.
EFFECTS OF THE NEWS PROM IRELAND IN CANADA.
By TELEGRAPH 70 TRIBUNE.
TORONTO, Nov. 28-The news which was received to-
day regarding the contemplated Fenian rising in Ireland
has caused intense excitement. The Globe Telegraph
and Leader issued extras which eagerly purchased
and matters begin TO assume different aspect to what they
did few weeks since.
People who believed that Stephens was a humbug, and
that his boasts Of landing Irish soil before the LIST OF
next January impractcable, now beginning to
believe there is much TO fear and what heretofore mas
been surred by the Canadians mole hill is Transformed
into mOuntalnA
II the rumor is true, the movement, far from doing
the prisoners under sentence any good will infinitely harl
them and from the tenor of The London Times article
copied in the daily papers the hopes that were INDUCED
in by their friends may prove fruitless.
EXCITEMENT IN MOETRAL-FEARs oP RAID FROM
THE VERMONT FRONTIER &C.
By TELEGRAPH
MONTREAL, Nov. 2S-The arrangements for the removal
of the Fenan prisoners from the Jail in this city to Sweets
burg are completed. The prisOnere win be accompanied
by strong military guard Great fears entertained
OF raid from the Vermont frontier TO Sweetsbug to re-
the prisoners. Judge Johnson the presiding Judge
during the trials informed the Crown authorities that he
would not sit in after o'clock unless strong
force of regulars stationed in the village.
The greatest excitement manifested IN the city over
the news OF an outbreak in Ireland.
The leading Irshmen of the city had grand banquet at
~ Infal hna I'M
in abiding 20 the movements OF Stephens, remarked that
England fears Stephens while they laugh at ROBERTS ana
his plans. On the announcement OF an outbreak IN
Ireland the audience 10 their feet and gave three
cheers for " the men in the gap
THE PRSIAN EXCITEMENT IN BUFFALo-A BRIGADE
READY PoR ACTIVE SERVICE.
TRIBUNE
BUFFALO, Nov. 2S-The news OF the outbreak in Ire
land created great excitement among Fenians here The
Express Of this evening says it is understood there is
full brigade in this city now all ready for immediate
movement The meet for drill every night, by CON-
panes at their rooms or in the fields adjoining the city
Reviews are held at Unionown a large scale. 1t Is
estimated that the infantry branch numbers between 500
and $500 men, the most of whom familiar with the
manual Of taught in the American service: One
battery Of artillery said to be fully organized and ready
10 take the field as any movement IS nauguraed
The want Of this effective branch severely felt by the
leaders during the raid last June. The agitation among
the Fenians the street to-day is intense and il
evident that extraordinary movement on the tapis
for this evening and meetings will undoubtedly be held
their circles Though their intentions are involved IN
the deepest ecresy they evidently mean work. and there
is telling what day may bring FORTH
ARMS FORWARDED FROM WASHINGTON
TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE,
WASHINGTON Nov 2S.-Within the last three months
500 muskets and 100000 cartridges have been forwarded
by the Fenian organization of this city to headquarters at
New-YOrk.