The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

ing agreed to the gunboa Rescue which
was lying at GOODRICH, 10 pursue the suspicious craft
Into the St CLAIR river The gunboat has gone In
pursuit, ordered II also agreed TO administer
the oath Of allegiance to all the clerks employed in the
civil service Of the government and that be done
Tuesday The question OF administering the oath to
large class OF the population, which not at liberty
now definitely, was considered, but is not
yet decided. When the decision Is made will inform
you both Of the class OF the population concerned and
the facts necessary The question OF the length Of tho
Parliamentary session was another topic taken up aud
1t decided that 1t should last fortnight and bill
will be passed tomorrow giving the Executive power
70 deSain In custody all persons arrested who
may be arrested the suspension OF tho abeas Cor
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After the adjournment OF Parliament delegates from
all the provinces will be sent TO England for the purpose
Of agreeing upon plan OF confederation and another
session OF Parliament will take place next fall.
The government have made application to England for
eight thousand additional troops including regiment Of
cavalry and proper proportion OF artillery
Three arrests have been made here to-day. The
names OF the parties arrested are Graham Lyons and
issued have myser0usly disappeared but the police
after them and they can scarcely escape.
Fenansm the main subject OF discussion in most
OF the churches day II was denounced emphaticaly
in the Catholic churches
The excitement throughout Canada continues Extras
continually issued BY the newspapers Il is not
intense three days ago for which tho saspcn.
sion OF the habeas corpus may be thanked In some
degree. The government know all the Fenans In
Ottawa
warrant is out for the arrest Of Alderman Goodwin,
who, will be remembered, was in correspondence with
Kill an some timo ago Another ID out for Mr. Good.
hue who keeps hotel here and who refused 70 enter
tain receive the volunteers bieted upon Every
uha - anI wspr.ns .rs ,samea FOR tns
arrest Of every Of them. Goodhues place Is known
to have been the headquarters OF tho Brotherhood here
Tho whole fraternity will soon be arrested.
The Situation In Toronto-The Captured
Frnians.
SPECIAL rELEGRAx TO TIM NEW YoRK HERALD.
TORONTO, June 10, 1855
All has been quiet here to-day. Funeral sermons
have been preached all the churches. The o.
General Spears retreat and surrender TO the United
States authorities has been received with great rejoicing
and all are OF opinion that the last has heard
Of the Fcnians; still the Chicago expedition puz
xles and perplexcs them. That the vessels LETT
that port Is confidently assorted by those who have
arrived here from Chicago, but their Whereabouts
mains mystery, doubtless shortly 70 30 unravslied.
The expense incurred by Canada up 70 this time may
bs estimated At not far short OF 81 60oooo and
that sum will DO largely increased before the matter sub
sides into quetness.
Finy nine Fsnian prisoners brought here ysstsr
day from Brantford. and lodged in the old jail OF
these forsy-sight give their residence - Buffalo,
four Cascade wsss, enc PhiisdslpAia. thres New
York, Cincinnati, one Louisville enc Nashville
Twenty-sx only OF the number arc Irish BY brsh
Canadian, ono Scotchman ono Englishnan, one Swiss,
and Che rcss America1s or irish Amercan. Nineteen
Catholics eleven married. and fourteen neither
road write. Tho names have bsdors forwarded
here exclusive OF those under arrest - suspected Es
nianA
In the Hbernan Society," was arrested 70 day. and war
rants been issued For the arrest Of number "
Others II u supposed that all the prisoners viii b
handed over 70 . military commission The strong feel
ing IN favor OF banging them has somewhat subsidized,
and probable few win be put TO DEATH The kind treat
the prisoners and wounded volunteers received u
the hands Of the Fenans tended assusse
the popular anger The exceptions viii DO those Of tho
leaders and Canad who have boon taken with arms
They will most certainly DO hanged
The Fcnians Deneunosd ny the Catholic
Clergy.
SPECIAL TKLE0RAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
KDGsros, c. W., June 10, 1854
Bishop Horan tho Catholic prcatc Of this diocese,
bis sermon to-day At the Cathedral, denounced the
Fcnans in tho strongcs. language, and exhor,ed the
Irish Catholics Of Canada give their aid TO ths support
Of the government and sacrifice their lives II necessary
In repclling the ruthless invaders Of Their homes He
proud TO that tncre were no Fcnlans among his
congregation, and no believed that there were mono In
the diocese All quiet here.
The Fsnians Busiiy Engaged In Trans.
porting War Material Towards shs
Frontisr-Reported Seizure Of Twelve
Wagon Loads BY the United states
Forces, &c.
SPECIAL TIE LEsRAn TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
OupxxsBrR0 Mag 10, 1888
However people may BE- Impressed with the convic-
ton that the recent Of the government for the
suppression Of the Fcnian movements against Canada,
and the presence along the threatened points In this
quarter Of General Meade and large fore Of troops
must Of necessity compel tho abandonment OF the snier
prise no such result feared contemplated by hose
who have the direction OF Affairs here. Among Tho
Brotherhood In this region there Ia increased desire
and signs OF moro thorough determination
TO push the work on, despite the checks and
rspulses they have me In seizures Of arms
and ammunition and the aspect Of anAis Malone In
proof Of this the following facts which have Cleaned
from authentic sources, viii BE- Of interest,"
During tho preparations fos the veuian campaign
against Canada there secretly conveyed here aud de-
posted dintrens points n this county bordering the
shores Of the q, Lawrence considerable quastsy Of
arms and ammunition In charEs Of Tcnisn esnsses, 70
b. used when The time Tor actios came. This 10 now
being transported over re surnpiks 70 points No
lone and The Cssada border OF this fsct The suhoties
hero have received Information, asd hardly . night
pass that squads and detachmen Of soldiers srs not
securing the country 70 stop this move. On
Saturday evening last twenty wagon loads Of
arms and ammunition were seen moving from Antwerp
On ths Rome wsisrsowa and osdsussug railroad, The
wagons and travelling By the turnpike road In
formation Or IN fscs mmsdste received hero BY
telegraph, and detachmsnts Of soldiers ~ once
ssns pursuit. THIS force returned 70 ogdsnsburg this
morning unsuocssafuL This vas quantity Of var ma
sra that had previously reached Antwerp By rail, bot
which. ths appearances Of General Meadss order, was
quietly carried % and sscssssd IAs night was put
on wagons and . start made for the frontier, the
party IN charge beading for malone Ihs game
ns9 Of the fspians their desire for 40 enooun-
| ter with their foe the bravery and pluck they
evinccd Il Erie and Rdsswsy, and The excellent
character they have sustained since they came into this
regiop, have secured them The sympathy Of the whole
country around here and all the tsansportasion they
need N promptly given and their secrets kepA
Three nights ago section Of artillery pAssed through
CgdensburF its way 70 place Of oonoeaIment for
tsal % east Of Malone within the last forty eight
hours fifteen Of Springfield rnes and thirty thou
rand rounds OF ammunition have passsd through this
/ place By underground railway. known only 70 the
fenans Of tho town. The brotherhood here cont
dent Of arming the whole force ~ Malone u ksprtc
rether days longer There 10 great activity among
them Of late and some Of the open spoken are 70
be believed, there N no lack Of afns and ammunitioa