The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-21
TIE FENIANS
Curious card from MIR. Kill
llan-The kanucks still
Volunteering, Etos
An APPEAL FROM b. D. K1LLIAN-RHEToRro RUN


AN APPEAL FROM b. d. KILLIAN-RHEroRrc RUN
MAD.
From the G0derich &C. ". Signal.
We give the following letter from Killian, of
Benian notOriety:
TREASURY DFPARTMENT Box 1921, P o, NEW
trends, Mr.. Mcaee and Mr.. Murphy have recon-
mended you as our correspondent for Huron, and
you WILL please exercise your best Judgment IN pre-
pairing for that important day, now fast approach.
ing, when every lrishman must the green, at
Can meenng on the 18th instant at yoHr usual
place; some representative OF us Will be presents You
Will be asssted, tui also watched Be on your guard.
fash over the universe as the sun OF freedem- -ree-
dom for our glorious and much injured, whose
ano blsody Sassenach, who has been for centuries
tramplmg the bloom out OF our cheeEs the blood GU
Of our hearts and the mealness out of potatoes.
i will send you by express one hundred $50 bonds
and Will draw on you at signt for the amount. Moe
my draft; US money NC want; not men
Henry Macdermott, Esq, Goderich, c. W.
COMPLICATION OF A 'PoRoYLINDER" FOR AN IN.
FERNAL MACHINE
From the Hamilton Times
Anempoye at the establishment of Mr. Pilgrim
in this city, where igh beverages are manufactured
OF the varieties known as pop" and sarsaparllls"
sent TO Toronto Yesterday with gas cylinder in
charge, for the purpose of getting the piece of
chluery repaired. No sooner had he arrived how
ever, than detachment Of the volunteers probably
acting upon lntmation given By some party IN
Hamilton, marched the innocent concoetor OF pop
OF mechanism in military charge. few knowing
ones contended that the article was torpedo, OF
the most approved pattern and the unfortunate pro-
prietor thereof was detained Ia custody for some
hours, before the authorities could be convinced
that Il was mercy simple cOntriYance in common
use for cha rginP pog bottles
TEE LOYALTY OF THE FRENCH CANADIANS.
From the Montreal Herald, I'm
The French Canadians of Montreal are showing
that they have not lost the lighting spirit OF their
cestoTs. They offering themselves for service IN
far larger Numbers than are REQUIRED. The Chas.
seurs Canadens have been filled up ten times over,
and the question was not now TO get men, but how
to refuse Them. The men taken are all IN the very
prime of life, not one OF them probably being over
thirty, al all are plcked men. The may be
said Of the Hocheagas. the men are eager for SER
vice, and it is certain that among felow-citizns
be got at moments notice. The two corps we have
named Iargely composed OF those who have
passed the Military Scnoo,.
PATRIOTISM IN THE BAcK-wooDs.
, A correspondent Of Montreal paper, "a dis
charged cadet of 17S3 writes from Mil Point. about
mile IRON the Mohawk settlement, 10 the township
OF Tyendinago that the inhabitants of the neigh
borhood are thoroughly aroused, tneir enthusiasm
showing that the call OF the Government has pene-
traed to corner of the country, aud been loF
ally res ponded to. Almost every able-bodied man
IN the place has offered his services when required,
and drilling 10 gong on actively. lhe MOhaWks OF
the settl ement are CONSIDERABLY alarmed having
arms TO deeRd their families, although ready,
they ever have been, to fight bravely, as their
cesors did years ago. in defense OF their country.
OVER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
KAEUCKs UNDER ARMs-THE INDIAN RNLIsT-
MENTS
From The Montreal Telegraph, March II.
Offers OF men for active service continue to pour
upon the Government, and already exceed l60 900
men; If the enemy were SOIL there no
shadow OF DOUBT that the whole male population
would rise masse TO oppose him. Several of
the Indian tribes have offered themselves and asked
for arms.