The New York herald., 1866-04-20
NEUTRALITY TO Be PRESERVED.
The British North American Fleet in
St. CrOiY River.
JM TRIAL OF THE FENIANS A FlZzLE.
Failure Of the Crown Counsel to
Prove Any Criminality.
&c. &c. &c.



'VAe Fsnian Schooner Pray Again Seized
Tho Fenians Carry Away the Arms
Loaded i'm Hcr-General Meade Enforc.
ing the Neutrality Laws, sc.
OUR EAsTPORr DESPATCH.
EAsTroRT, Me-, April 10. 1866.
The Fenian schooner Pray again seized by the
thsritie and last night quantity OF spirited
away from her by the Fenians under the guns Of the
American war ship winooski picket boat discovered
the parties, who were engaged in the work with boats
and mufed The picket boat gave chase, but the
renian boats disappeared mysterousy II supposed
that they made several trips before they were dscov
sred and stole away large quantities Of Some
parties were arrested the schooner but subsequently
released.
Major General Meade arrived this forenoon Collector
Long had interview with him. after which the Fenlan
schooner Pray brought wharf and unoaded of
the arms which were conveyed to Fort Sullivan.
General Meade finally announced his intention en-
force the neutrality laws far lay within his power
Troops came with him from Portland, and others en-
sOe for the frontier The other schooner is still in
sody in consequence Of alleged nformaty in her papers
.ef sale.
General Kian left suddenly the Boston boat His
destination is said to be unknown even To prominent
>lsaLlers here.
Admiral Sir James Hope and Part OF the
British North American ana West India
Squadron at st. Andrews.
OUR ST. ANDREWS DESPATCH.
ST. ANDREWS, N. B., April 10, 1866
Her Majestys frgate Duncan arrived yesterday at Eve
p. H. She has aboard Admiral Sir James Hope and the
Seventeenth regiment The Duncan has eighty-one
guns and nine hundred men,
Thcre are three men-ofwar In this harbor viz -
Tho flagship Duncan and steamships Rosario and Fawn
respectively sixteen and guns On board the
Fswn there Ii battery OF horse artillery, consisting Of
Armstrong guns. The steamships lamar and simoom
are hourly expected
1ntervicw Between General Meade snd
the British General Doyle-The Latter
Trasting 20 General Me- ade to MAJ In
Oar Neutrality.
OUR CALAIS DESPATCH.
CALus, Me-, April 10, 1860.
Major General Meade, with sixty United States reyu
rs, arrived here In the Regulator from East.
port about one p N. to-day.
He had enthusiastic reception in the City Hall,
where he introduced TO the citizens by exMayor
Whidden. He stated that he here TO see thai no in.
1racton OF the laws should take place.
General Doyle, from the ST. Stephens side had pri-
vate interview with General on board the Regu-
-lator
On account Of the arrival Of United States troops here
10 part Of the British regiment in her Maestys frgate
Duncan were landed at st Stephens The entire regi
forces being deemed sufficient prevent disturbance
In this quarter
General Meade left for Eastport at three O'Clock He
expects more United States troops Eastpor to.mor
He promised the people Of Calais TO return hther
IN about u week.
Governor Gordon and &c neral Doyle attended by their
respective suites, are at St. stephens
More United states Troops for the From
tier.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 10, 1866.
IL Is stated that General Meade has teiegraphed for
more troops TO be sent to Easpor that all the troops
this vicinity to be forwarded, and others
pected here.
Canadian Volunteers Recalled from the
Frontier.
TORONTO, C. W., April TO- 1860.
The volunteers which sent TO the Lower Canada
frontier have been recalled Fenian raids being no longer
feared.