The New York herald., 1866-03-17
THE FE MANS.
THE CANADIAN SCARE.
Mr.. Seward Quieting The Fears Of the Kanueks
by Promises to Preserve Neutrality.
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St. Patrick's Day to be Celebrated by the
Hibernians in Toronto.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT In MONTREAL
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Ten Thousand Troops Expected from
England Within Ten Days.
The St. Patrick'S Parade Forbidden
by The Authorities.
DC. &c. &c.
The St. Patrick'S Parade Forbidden
by the Authorities.
Our Toronto Despatch.

TORONTO, March 16 1868.
The announcement that Secretary Seward promises the
British Minister permit violation of neutrality by
the Fcnans much rejoicing and the report
the United States is sending troops the
American frontier believed evidence of her
tention TO prevent raids upon friendly Power.
Notwithstanding the St. Patrlcks Society has decided
to make no demonstration tomorrow, about thou
sand Hibernians will out unarmed and it is be-
lieved that peace will be preserved. A volunteer
arrested yesterday for threatening to fire into the pro-
cession to morrow is to be court martialed to-day.
The Watchman the intention of the govern
ment to suppress Irish Canadian newspapers for alleged
disloyal utterances
Volunteering is going on with spirit
The railway officials still observe all precautions for
the safety OF their rolling stock
The Watcman that Hiberniau societies will
walk tomorrow with banners bearing Objectionable
language 1t calls upon Mr. Murphy throw these
banners from the procession and him it is not
done it will take General sweeny and his great regiment
OF Fenians to "save the green"
The city has large acquisitions to its inhabitants from
the INTERIOR of whom Catholics others Orange.
men, Both parties gathering their Clans, and it is
possible blood may be she'd
The Montreal Despatch.
MONTREAL, March TO- 1866
The government has just received o letter from
official in Windsor, c. W., stating that the Mayor Of
Detroit had informed him that he had inquiry
to be made into the extent Of the Fenan movement In
that city, and discovered there was likelihood Of an
attack rom that point.
Tho governm has also been notified that the Aeri
can government is sending troops 10 Buffalo to prevent
any attack from that quarter
The Six Nation Indians, Iroquois, colonized the
Ottawa river, under descendant Of the celebrated
Brant last evening tendered the services Of fifteen hun
dred Of their braves to the government
I am just informed by an officer Of the Royal Ep.
gineers that orders sent to England five weeks
since for ten thousand troops, to be landed at Hail.
fax and who will march from thence 70 New Bruns-
wick who're the vulnerable point is feared to bs
These troops expected in ten days. and on tAsir
arrival New Brunswick 1t is considered will be safe.
The ships Of Aradne and Pylades arc even nowin
the Bay of Fundy
Sir Frederick Bruce has ordered the West Indian
squadron to sail Immediately for Halifax, with all
the disposable troops In the West Indes,s The ex-
element here has very much abated. The Non
Seaers generally believe that the Roberts md
sSceny faction must give their supporters something for
thur money, but that the attack will be in the Upper
Prince and in New Brunswick but not here nor at Que
bee They deem II utter madness to attempt tho cap
ture either Of these cities. They are however, active
y aring so that they may guard the city in the event
of the uoops aud volunteers being ueedcd elsewhere
The Authorities Of Montreal, Forbid the
parade on 81. Patrick's Day.
BURLINGTON, VT, March 10, 1865
Tho authorities Of Montreal have forbidden the parade
somorrow in that city celebration Of St. Patrick day.