New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
FENIAN AFFAIRS.
Fresh EIti,m,0h ilOng the Canadian Borders, and
New Sti1nrs OF arms In Various Places
STEPHENS In PHILADELPHIA.
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An OtASa dispatch says that the Government ~ fully
Avae OF the movement Of Fenians, and prepared The
railway companies awake 70 the danger and have
everything ready TO load troops at moments notice
Inc troops are not yet called out but can be the
the frontier at three hours notice.
Private dispatches from Hamilton SAY that TIE Daily
IersrHPh statement Is incorrect, about stopping the
through trains The British Consul only recommended
the removal OF surplus stock from the BRIDGE but have
authority for stating that TIE TskgrapAs information is
correct 10 every particular The troops oil under
arms to night.
TosoSTo Thursday Mar 81 1856.
The DaHy Telegraph OF thus evening has q dispatch
from Montreal to-day, saying .0Oo stand Of arms
seized st st. Adams yesterday concealed in boxes marked
machinery" When seized they were turned over
American authorities at Burlington The sensation created
here last night IL great.
The Telegraph says that the Great Western Company
which had received notice to be ready TO troope,
have elegnphed TO the Grand Trunk Company allOs
them the use ~ their rolling stock.
Col Dure this morning rcevcd orders from Ottawa TO
notify oil corps this district be ready TO move at once
for active service II required.
The city during the morning has been rather excited
and since early morning our Office has been crowded With
citizens eager for the latest news.
Canadians now admit that Sweeney is desperately in
earnest, and Will attempt invasion. The Government
loudly censured for withdrawing troops from the frontier
and leaving the border towns the mercy Of the Fenans
SECOND DISPATCH.
TORONTO C.. W.. THURSDAY Nav ~. Is66.
The excitement increasing and volunteering has again
commenced With energy The of the determination
Of the Government to cab volunteers caused great ~
usual Every grapevine" Is eagerly devoured, and the
newspaper aud telegraph Offices are beseiEed.
The entire press unite the belief that the blow is about
to be struck. Rumor says the Fenians collecting
the line OF the ST. lawrence. The Cabinet called
together to-day and Ministers are hurrying 10 Ottawa
The Erehirg TeleRroph has a Trustworthy special fom
Hamilton saying that at II clock this morning the troops
there called out by buce and ample partitions
have been made by the Great Western Railroad Company
for an emergency. IL also has dispatch from BYiilo
dated r. m saying the Fcnians constantly receiving
additions 10 their numbers They are very secrotye and
viii dvuge nothing except that thesre going to Calfo
MIA. 1t is believed that sweeney has sent uHnei men
into the province 10 rise at night and seize the In the
Government buildings on the frontier
THIRD DISPATCH.
TORONTO {. w. Thursday. May 81 s6b.
Reports that the Great Western trains have been 80 d
or interrupted IN consequence OF Fenian movements are
incorrect They continue 30 precisely usual. There
is very little excitement The military authorities
on the alert and ell needfu precautions been taken.
Two hundred able-bodied Young men lcfi Fiichburg
DEPOT nv the train this afternoon. They quiet,
we1behayed and unamed. Nothing could be learned -
their destination but report says they wefo fenans and
Btfruo Thur.da, May u. 1915
Another BODY Of men arrived here llst night from the
West said TO be feniHn regiment. About .e" have
altogether. and more expected. Nothing can bo
learned from the beyond chat they are bors bound
for California They have, apparently no arms, but It
Understood there plenty se,reted here II j. pretty
orally thought RAID on Canada from tins neiehbohood
determined on. There is no excitement here. No one
believes In the success Of any movement the may
make
IL l. rumo-ed that the Fonans intend moving Her
Mslestys dominions tonight but nothing Trustworthy
NEw.HivrS Corr, THURSDAY NAY -. lsss.
FeaiAn Company 100 strong leh here tonight, going
north. Another company follows soon.
,PHIL .DFLPInA Thursdav Nav 81. i-6d.
II is reported that three companies Of fcniHs leave
here This evening to join the psry nov on the northern
frontier.
james stephens addressed audnce Of about 800 per-
CHI National Hall. Afior his speech he ~
quested that questions gtt b. asked him. WhcrcuIOn
entleman upon the platform asked The fOl0Hingi
Firsf Whether tho feniIn BIufhcrhOod. orpauzcd -
20, the Liberation Of leard had not been used by
bad men, perurer,, and other for the destruction OF as
purpose
Srcond Whether IN future tire means may not b" !
epployed for the benefit Of Eng % diplomacy, resulting
a. n seems In the c0nederao NJ the Ca sdlal COLONIES,
and the limitation Of Irish s1fiasr
TItrd Whether the course Il thr feuAn brotherhood |
present snd past Leaders hs- not been iniuro
d. stead of Advantageous g. the Interests OF lnsh ley
F0prft Whether You janice >icpicrs not Bfiush
scent mloyed f the purpos- of Destroying the iuhu
eDce - Amer a. Irishmeu iheir native coun
trv from 'he hrlldnrn II fhe tIr.-1 toVerru"rf
The propps-r Of these questions STATED thar Dc merely
Offered these order tn rri and une iy0cl anssefs
might be made by VI step cn- "a correct The suspcOn'
regarding hn entertained b. newspapers snd the public
generally No answer made Ia ihln, however, aud
De vas hustled of the sage.
Mr. stephens In eloquent STYLE called upon lishinrn
90 rush to the rescue al their c0untr,.
Questions ass d BIS The audoure a. To tie disposal
# funds sud Low be came 20 al willie oth'i patno's
lefl pcnsh The replies seemed saiisscofy N
majority OF ne audience.