The Portland daily press., 1866-03-10
The Fensams7esystFaoisemert in canada-

The PARTNERSHIPS lRacitesaent in Canada-
80 900 troops armed and ready to Mdrcs.
New YORK. March Q. n
The Heralds' Toronto dispatch says the
crisis has arrived, and confirms previous re-
ports of the arrival of volunteers in large
Two thousand troops arrived last night and
were billeted on the citizens. ,s..r-.,D
All the railways on the frontier are keeping
engines fired up to run off trains.
It is estimated that 10000. troops are now
armed and ready to march. 4 ta q ea 80
The authorities are sanguine of their abili-
ty to drive back any Fenian invaders. Troops
have been drilling since 2 o'clock, this morn
ing. no4aoa l.se saalsTy3 -. 9 sll.a l
A full supply of ammunition has been pass
ed to the troops, and railway trains are made
up and ready to move them at moments no
tice, to any point of attack. ,a p
Many reports are current and one pretty
generally credited, is that Parliament will be
called to assemble mediately-that the ha-
beas corpus will be suspended, and martial
law proclaimed before the 18th inst
Government has taken possession of the
Montreal telegraph line. 'Hei-' 49,, y
The Toronto Globe calls on the President
of the United States to interfere ,snid9 nd br
Ten SO diers were last night billeted on the
alleged Head Centre, Murphy. n .sfr
Toronto papers this morning are filed with
dispatches showing that the military prepara-
tions are extensive, and that every town Is
turning out in full strength fO
AS ,aS! as loops arrive tney are organized
IN oaetallo ms y, .inegMni De drilled nve hours
Pc. Jay Y ao-uay' .ueie was d turn~ OUT en-
a4 aSso y, oi'iAens' W insiAs Observation-Disclosures Vi
TIE Orange Watchman of to-day, says the
Fenians of the city will walk ON ST Pafrick's
a. IL WIN piAes anu rsYolVers, anu CALLS
upon Sn tne Mayor 20 prevent them. ssit .h.,o1'
- - s 4el.e r unat tme nnuence OF tne
peace io'iag Cathoilcs VIII restrain the more y
V'1 Th M ana the procession VIII De abandoned
oh Janlasnd '1 E;S .:l'sel 1naS Dls.op
CSnodo a. 1890 ms n'oneio't VI ieavins
20 W aso,u enS uange. anu responsibility
a Soo;.t ~ s.o =. a LA. m uay
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Pa,l;a.osaf bas ,ear o.,,.5 L. - 49,. Ar;,
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aooede 40 t,o em WI
Canada. $500 y s..e - '''' '- "i'n
Fr,o,a,,3 = soo ~ ~ ~ u.
the threatened Fenian raid. glTTTH
, English eunboats have been ordered = n the
fishing grounds. in view Of the ahrogation nf
the reciprocity treaty. 'A9'T "
The, Government buildings and banks in
Ottawa have been placed Under o1,ar5 at
night. bias x .A0o 10 i5VlE 3sa1 7SS7
b ARRANGEMENTS have been made for recinro +
cal free trade between the British West Indies
and aadirect mail line from Montreal tbither.
will be immediately established. '''''.
q The Herald's special Toronto dispateb saws
the excitement is unabated in the Provinces.
Troops are still pouring in from the rural dis
tricts, by hundreds. The moment they arrive
they are organized into companies and squads
for drill. So great is the drain upon some
large business houses of tile city, they have
drill hours.
,d The news from the frontier indicates no
cause for extraordinary movement. but the
military authorities and, the whole people ap-
move the action of tha Couornno,,t +, ~