New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
Miscellaneeus.
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.

THE GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
TORONTO C. W.. Monday. June T. 1866.
The traffic on the Great Western and other railroads
going on with the usual regularity. -
The recent Fenan troubles have not caused the slightest
interruption on the Great Western Railroad Freights
and passenger trains are running regularly
The ship Syren, Capt. Morse, from Liverpool, arrived
at this port was April g. when Of Bantry Bay, on the
Irish coast brought by shot from n b. NJ steam ram
Achilles and was boarded ey an ossr VINO a ing
coast Of Ireland Having become satisfied OF the eg
mate and character OF the SyreD, she was
allowed TO proceed.
Feuianism In she Mesrspslis-Msre Mea Fer the
Rrs.s-A Brigade Organising In this City
Louis Napoleon said % Have Hsssfsassd the
Msvemens-A Hundred Thousand Men Seen
70 be in the Field Csisred Men Wish 70
Fight Fer the Fesfsa Cause, &c.
The Fenian excitement in this city has in no wise
abated During the whole of yesterday small groups Of e1
cited Hbernsns eongregaed at various gathering places dis
cusng the chances Of success their counymen would nave
in the raid on Canada The Oshony Roberts and Stephens
factions were we'll represented all Of whom had diverse opn
ions regsrdng the recent invasion and was somewhat dim
s %srs to the border
boarding the British lion in that one Of his dens Now the war
so hundreds Of thousands sdmen would rise in their
might and at rush TO the scene Of conflict others less
party affirming that II was totally unauthorized and without
The sanction or consent Of the Chief Organizer Of the Irish
Republic James Stephens without ysoss otae'' a0'"s 0'
THE R0BRRTs HEADQUARTERS
on broadway was crowded throughout the day With numerous
anxious 10 hear respecting the Fenan cam
pagn In Canada but nothing much TO their regret was made
posted on the bulletin boards Of the newspaper Offices Daring
tie afternoons -
called upon Roberts and offered their services
with back them to march on Canada in order
g fight Irish Se isS sy Sc %
.ysse the foul % e % smss on sr rsSs s
sess would follow their lead and their aid would
materially help the Fenan cause:
Head Center Roberts was completely By their
magnanmous Offer and could hardly thank them sufficiently
for The snd Ss 'iS them G s s nH doubt 'he
the Of Ireland but in the time thought
u lSa' %eF short The dspuson
withdrew loudly cheered by the Fenians IN ATTENDANCE
was the statement that Marshal Murray who had lengthy
interview with
TaE BRITISH CONSUL, III.
had called to Washington in order 10 explain me opect
and character said Interview that The consultation
with British Consul relative the seizure Of nun
on his own responsibility II also stated that Marshal M9r.
in doing has exceeded the letter r1a S nav Nv, Ss O 10
but for what purpose it is impossible to state or
conjecture. With regard 10 ... .l. ,rr
IL did not discourage the Fenans IN tue eat was ~,
a. they expected o NELL had sd foorn hope anu ne
one The hrayes OF the brave TO do He had expected
when be made tie movement on Canada aud assumed e
grcsye that he would be captured with his whole ana
Hs object was simply draw the enemy upon NM an1 as
enahe the au body OF the Fenans 70 efeet an easy lodge
msn eevhsre In this they assert he has been eunent
success early development. VII show lsat as PeI
eoasidercd remskable and indicative OF his apy as
/ General 4, 800, L. ,,,,h.. u, A..
reisn. az thew asevefate that the Caneiens beyer
did them any barn. AID that alnber 81 tie Inhabitants
there are Of their own sesh and blood keep possession Of
that srritoy is intention out IL absolutely
sary 10 have Of opeo and that base could noi De