The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01
CANADA AH fHE FEN1ANs.
SPECIAL relesaAms TO TINE HeaAlu.

The Causdians Again Fearful Of Z RAID
Large Bodies Of Feninns Reported Moving
Towards the Froniier--The Canadian Nfili-
tary ON tho Abort, &c.
koxrRRAI, Nov. 80, 1880.
The press and people Of Canada again excited over
the news Of Fenan raid from St. Adams Tho govern.
ment has received information that large body Of Fee
mans has left Chicago and Cincinnati under orders from
Colonel Starr and Senator Fitzgerald.
The entire military foroe in this city, consisting of
three regiments Of infantry and or cavalry re-
ceved orders al to-day to hold themselves in
readiness for forward movement.
The Governor General yesterday received from tho
home government dispatches instructing him how to
proceed against the Fepans " they should attempt 70
invade the sacred soil Of Canada Tho English military
officers on duty in the province state that they will take
no prsoners and that they hope General 0Nei viii fol-
| low their example.
Doubts exist Jury can DO bad at swoetsbure to
try the Fenians not thoy removed 10 Ottawa
and tried by court martial The water police OF this
against the prisoners bsye been made out, They are
charged with being found In In the province OF
Canada and attempting TO overthrow the government Of
Cabinet meeting IL 90 be held In Montreal next Fri.
day. when General Michel viii be sworn In 10 act
administrator Of the during the absence OF
nard steamer
despatch received this evening from Fort Erie
IN which trouble " anticipated from Buffalo, and asking
for endorsements
The Toronto Prisoners Decision ON the Ape
piicatton for New Trials TO bs Given To.
DAY.
TORONTO c. w., Nov. 10, 1860
Ash was anticipated that the superior courts would
have delivered their derision to-day regarding Mr.
McRenzics application for nov trials the Common
Pleas and Queens Bench crowded with people
anxious TO hear the result few minutes after twelve
o'clock Chief Justice Richards and his associates In
onice--Justccs Adam aud John wilson--took their
seats The bench and previous any ordinary motion
being entertained Chief Justice Draper stated that the
Court had made their opinion the Judgment they
would not deliver the same until tomorrow when they
expected that their learned brcthern on tho Queens
Bench would also be prepared TO give their decision
all the points urged by tho learned counsel for tho
prisoners In favor OK new TRIALS being granted
The greatest anxiety Il manifested here REGARDING the
result The falling impression being that the rule viii
be refused, but In this view much surprised IL II
will not be 10 the contrary the Queens Bench people
who are capable OF forming Judgment, and who
Intimate friends Of Chief Jusce Draper having freely
circulated that the learned judge OF opinion that
OF the objections well founded that considers
tho grounds urged In McMahons case of much weight
and deserving o. consideration In any definite
Mr. Mckenzie purposes making the application ! have
already ielegraphed you.
Auoiher Rcpors Of Fepiau- t:ntherins on the
Fropticr.
ToRoSro, Nov. 20. 1900
y is reported tns, the renans gathering at -
Aeaus anl otter points ON the frontier.