New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
CANADA.

ANOTHER FEyIAH INVASION REGARDED AS EMINENT
PROMPT MILITARY PREPARATIONS URGED UPoN
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO BE DISPATCHED
TO THE WEST PROM MoSTREAL-ExcURsIoS TO
THE FALLS TO SEE PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
Special Dispatch o The n. Y Tribune.
TORONTO C. W.. Friday, Aug. 81. 1866.
The Globe Of this morning has the following; " W
have lately obtained very direct information from sources
whose authenticity is indputable in reference tn Fenian
plans and have again 10 repeat our earnest warnings
that there IS not Ilomont 10 be lost in preparing the
country fol defense Our information goes 10 show that
while fents attempts to cross in small parties VIII De
made in the Western peninsula, the chief movement WIZ
be directed against Lover Canada who're gunboats VIII
afford no protection to tie frontier. But much re-
lance is placed by the Foninns upon the Efforts oil
large numbers of men whom they nave sI ',,iyy
sent into the country, and who are conveniently
crouped together in al the chief cities and towns.
According 10 our information, the meeting ~ Troy is
designed 10 assemble the leaders OF 81 the trccs, VINO
will then receive their instructions TO guide their move
ments 10 the frontier The Fenans count upon tho mac
tiyty Of the American military officers on The frontier,
who IL is thought will not receive instruct Ons on
the subject from Washington, and may feel doubt about
enforcing the old proclamation II may be that IN thls
matter they depending upon broken reed, bu VIC say
again 10 the military authorities that they have not one
moment lose in calling out every available man OF TIE
volunteers cquippng them thoroughly aud placing them
in camps where they can learn the whole duty OF soldier
eat the they passing the volunteers through
the IhOrold Camp not more than Onchifd Of the whole
force will be partially drilled before the enemy
upon US and if the Fcnaus move promptly atcr the ith
OF September perhaps not mOo aa onc-hh otncr camps
should be established az once and cyery man who - en-
rolled placed in the field Provision should be made also
for arnng home guards in the cities towns aud villages,
20 that the ruans who skulkng In our midst may re-
ceyc reception should they attempt TO annoy ~
while the troops the oatier We fuppose u Is OF
no 10 ask the Attorney Genei 70 arrest these men,
and the people must defend themscves.'
The paper SAYS; ave learn two baltaons oiIegu-
lar troops win be az from Montreal 70 The Wet
We fancy II will YET be discovered that these troops are
more needed In Lower Canada than here
There will be excursion ou Toronto 10 the Falls to
President Johnson hc being much IN favor
with many here al present.
TmR LAAIRkSDE cAsB.
OTTAWA Friday Aug ~, 1854
Mt Dautrc and Mr. Spiltthon from NowNofk hive
gone Quebec represent to the Governor he
state the Lamirande IL fcaTrent that
the prisoners will be landed at Mgueon Island, and will
be tired by special commission on the 18th proximo
LATER.
Mr. Dautre counsel for Lamirandc, has been 10 the
In regard his case aud his excclency
SAID that be sgued the warrant OF eNtradon with the IN
derstanding that IL not interfering with any proceed
ings that were going IN behalf OF the prisoner Inc
Attorney General East would seem 10 have got himself
into difficulty.
PRESIDENT JoHssos's VISIT TO NIAGARA:
The Attorney General Of the West, Mr.. Macdonald,
and other members Of the Ministry have gone TO Niagara
~ meet the President Tomorrow,