The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11
THE FENIANS.

The despatchcs and copious provincial newspaper
extracts which we gvo til morning furnish add
tiona entertaining picture Of the excitement prevailing
across our northern border relative to the alleged
intended Fenan foray The movement among the voun-
teers continues and orders issued Friday night
for the departure of regiments from Toronto London
and Montreal to tho Niagara and tho western
and eastern sections OF the frontier. large
norton OF the people confidently believe that
within a week the dreaded Brotherhood win swoop
down upon them, and some OF the tmid with
drawing their bank deposits II was even rumored in
Toronto yesterday thai General Sweeny was on the
march with forty thousand mon, in three columns
The thores have established the most strin
CONT regulations for tho search Of all freight express
matter baggage arriving from this country in order
TO prevent the surrcpttous introduction OF
munitions and all railroad freight securely
locked before crossing the line and guarded arrival
their destination IL is also proposed erect chain
gate at the Victoria bridge.
Tue Fenians themselves, however have yet neither
made attack put in appearance at any point of
the anticipated frontier battle ground The Montreal
Herald OF rday gays has believe that the
government has received information Of any raid be.
ing intended just but that the present immense stir
Is gotten up precautionary measure and scare the
Fenians Some OF the Canadian papers, with O GOODNESS
which is admirable when remember the conduct
this country, think 1t is time President johnson
was putting stop TO tho dsquiet which thoy
suffering in consequence OF Fenan operations here
and Toronto journal is highly indignant because he
has aot already done Bishop Lynch, in address
TO the Catholics severely nounces the Fenan move
ment and characterizos aulcss the who direci it,
In this city and throughout the country the members
OF the order continue a~tvc ard have accounts Of
numerous and enthusiastic meetings Daily and nightly
accessions OF importance being made to the ranks
and the finances
MEXICO.
The arrival In the Mexican capital from Europe OF
Archduke Etienne, brother Of Maximlian and NJ sal.
lard Lous Napoleons agent is recorded in CORES.
pondcnce from that city. Tho latter have heretofore
been given To understand by European advlccs was
sent from France 10 Macmillan the Intended
early Withdrawal Of the French troops but cores.
pondent states his mission have been very contrary to
this, TO make Eaximian understand that he must
hereafter. he has heretofore In some
cases been 10th to do, implicitly comply with
and therouron six hundred thousand dollars Of French
money TO nay hs troops were Immediately produced.
Tue Object OF the royal brothers visit has not been
developed There were indications OF intended
early evacuation by the French and the arrival OF add
tiona heavy reinforcements from France looked for
Three strong imperial columns route for Monterey
and Matamoros. u Is SAID that both N. Iangais, the
nnancer sen on. by Louis Napoleon and Marshal Ba-
zsine are becCrpg disguised, and think Of returning
France, o~irs .s-y 10 the personal extravaganza Of
Max m'i'in u tis expenditures Another attempt to
ssiGa,e hGiinil; IS reported