New-York daily tribune., 1866-03-31

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TO Defend
Oil.
From Our Special Correspondent
TORONTO. March 9s. 1906
The entire force in this city assembled at %
a n. about the Drilshed, for a march out" Into
this building which looks like the large reieit.shed Of
railroad the volunteer force poured until there were
rome l. 200 men there These, with tie battalion OF
regulars 9th Regiment), the artillery, cavalry and
naval brigade. made up force of about 200 men,
Afser mastering, the force marched through some OF
the streets in very good order One Of the objects o
ttis display s to give confidence to the citizens O 10
ronto.
REDrCr~i THE FORCE.
The companies Of volunteers are to be reduced ron
6 men to 50 and this will take some 400 men from the
Al BeileviiIe, the 18th battalion and rife company
are TO be dsbanded This will be 800 men more taken
The vigilance Of the United States Government is
worth 50 GOO volunteers TO Canadanot the good vii
Of an Irish Society at Montreal as Cartier said e
NeGee on the 18th instant 1t is the chain Of I. 5
troops along the frontier that is the difficulty with The
There is to be a feld.day here on Monday next
u
THE GOVERNMENT
feels more easy now at the apparent REIMBURSEMENT
hostile designs by the FcnianS 1t seems 10 me tha
New Brunswick is the real point OF danger or u th'
Fenians find one Province ready TO meet thom, they
will 1t is likely, turn to another Canada is ready
New.Brunswick is not
FROM NEW-BRUNswICK
We learn that the Government Of that Province does
intend TO submit TO Parliament any schemes oil con
federation with Canada and the other Provinces III
the face of the wish of the crown for confederation
expressed in the Lieutenant-GoveTnors speech this
intention of the Government would seem strange Ihe
Ministry must be adverse to the scheme 10 dsfe
gard the wish of the crown in the matter.
message from the Governor was sent down 10 tDe
Legislature Oh the 10th representing the necessity o.
calling out part Of the militia force 10 and the regular
troops in defending the Province from possible ATTACK
and asking the sanction Of the House ior the extra
outIay-from $4,000 to S00-inyOived IN the step as
well as the ordinary militia expenses OF SfOOcU Inc
following resolution. moved by Attorney General
Smith was adopted mem. con-;
fore9 Hnanin0usy That humble address be presented
10 bis Exeeency the Lieut. Governor respectfully assuring
His Exoeleney that this House representing the whole
people Of the Province will provide for al precautionary
the Executive Government may deem necessary
IN present emergency for the defense Of the country
From this it will be seen that New brunswick Is
ready enough TO defend ts soil but not TO confederate
meeting Of the Executive Council at the capital is
10 be held to-day the telegraph informs Us.
TIE work on the Parliament buildings is being hur-
rled on, and can obtain admlttanCe without Il
pass from the Board Of Works.
BORING FOR OIL.
This fever continues up here. AT Oakville boring ls
soipg Oh actively aud oil has been found wells
AS this abundance of oil will throw light the eoun-
try the search for the fluid is 10 be wished all success