The New York herald., 1866-04-22

VI.
ton paid to the bids Of fishermen who may desire
TO protect themselves from English aggression in
American waters called English waters. The fishermen
all busily engaged in spreading their nets, which
they were long time in making They deny that they
going to invade place but say that in the
Of very short time they will start magnificent
fishing excursion, and in tho event Of the English
ships or the English troops at (anpobeo place
else firing upon them why then the arms which are so
literally distributed will enable them 10 defend them
selves They also say that by having large number OF
fishermen they will be better able TO catch all the Gods
along the border strong argument In favor OF re-
leasing the Fenan schooner put forward the fact
that the steamboat 70 Calais the Queen her last trip
ST. stephens Mr.. Kilian contends that they have no
right To bring those arms any portion OF American
territory and THAI when they permitted TO do so,
he at least should also be allowed TO bring
arms for his Gshermen He promises 10 do quietly
and in such manner will not shake the nerves
OF the volunteers the other side the old ladies
here He is fully that the sight Of and
munition has very bad effect upon people
he s determined that their nerves shall not DO shocked
by the sight.
FIGHT ROUND A mR1y-Two FOUNDER.
n was supposed for come time that quantity Of
Fenian cannon was concealed In the neighborhood OF
Pembroke, and there evidence TO that effect yester
day, as nfty men were ordered up In that direction
with taekling TO move cannon Two We're sta
toned at the Pembroke iron works IN charge OF thirty
two FOUNDER and while there were 0veThaue9 by party
VI English workmen who cndeavored TO spike the gum
S e @ dss S OS
town, chased by the two Fenians who increased their
numbers on the way. The English workmen have not
hcved of them have been seriously wounded. The
cannon in question which, with similar one,
The party who presented IT. fearing additional trouble,
Immediately after the quarrel and In order that should
be again the subject Of dispute put under the
hammer and destroyed IT,
EAsrroRr, Nc, April TO- 1860.
The sithanon OF affairs here is becoming decidedly
Interesting and the de,puemenf OF the present compca
puzzles the sstue TO foreten The mystery Of
the Fcnian movement has thckenod much within the
past days that outsiders give up hopeless tho
effort to solve the problem Of their objects They
publicly declare that they have no intention OF invading
the DeghboriDg province or OF In any way violating
the neutrality OF the United States Yet
arriving for them and there Is every semblance OF
organized demonstration OF a military nature.
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
n rs now shrewdy suspected That the movement bers
is ruso to inspire the British authorities with tho idea
that the Fenians going 70 make land demonstration
against the soil OF her Britannia Majesty, while in reality
the gathering OF men, and arms here for the pnr
pose of providing and armaments for privateers
which TO sail from this port under the green flag
and either prey upon British commerce carry mun-
lions of and 10 assist the expected rising in
Ireland.
Another version is that tho Fenians fishermen be.
longing the United States gong 70 assert their
privileges 70 ply their vocation in tho debated waters
that have already given rise To much diplomatic agi
taon, and in doing go they will carry arms TO defend
themselves from Interference
The probability Of both tbesc coDiectnrcs is now
strengthened by the fact that the bakors in this town arc
busy work preparing large quantity Of pilot bread,
under a contract from the Fenian leaders. Fonians
going by would not DO in need of this particular
ticc Of diet. the impression grows stronger that
secret sea expedition Is deeply concealed under the
present movement
Whatever the instructions from Washington may b.,
the United States authorities are certainly In great
furry They arc continually goina from another
and hourly consultations In progress Tho officials 0f
department most uncomInnnicntivc and
outsider has 10 draw nferences from what Is actually
passing before eyes One would suppose that the
structons the United States government not Of
character this present time Of peace and with
Withholding of an answer from patsra, question to
these officials from any citizen waat q coastGsy u
s nature has rscaos me = M
ruir oapER 10 EsvoRcE xxrTRAsrrv
TpAsusr psaEIsrsY April Io - -.
neutrality law. and that and arms arc passing through
y'5 Yoa ps si 90 az
mean. within The sss. q ysqr nsa ss as ann ~hsn sS"
s.,s dos e. 70 Ss .SI aa. Sf Of 1S %
'''' ~" H. MccuILocH secretary Of the Treasury.
There is every reason believe that tho branches Of
the government the Departments Of State n War OF tho
auo,,on which now puzzles them all for scton and
luton The seizure OF the Fenlan shooner FRAY, nor
by the customs department her subsequent sez
ure by the naval authoe and the seizure of the re
puted Funan schooner Perscv and the conctng
exhibits of authority prove the fact might here state
thai t.enera Kiian who claims tho possession of his
vessel by reason Just rights an American citizen
who ba committed breach OF the aws now threatens
10 appeal to President johnson himself demanding the
Fxpr n
UNITED STATES rnooPs TO THE vnoSurR
The steamer brought with General Meade, deiacb-
men u the Third regular artillery, lately saiioned at
Fort Prcbc IN Portland harbor She takes The company
now at Fort Sullivan aud wth III tue ioIce WI Lroc'ea
that point Report also has Il tha. the nhIe available
the department of the General j. ordered here
The meaning Of the movement Is svanou'lyn'crpreted
The Fen tay that The arrival Of English mono war
in these waicf Is a menace which the Unt States are
preparing for Another Interpretation ~ th IN United
Saics determined 20 enforce the ncusulity laws
which, from the situaion Of anars are tfd'cnsd win
Infringement Whatever the true reason tg following
fact may aqist 10 better compfcbenGion OF ~ The
| General after hs arrival sns waited pon by the
Collector of the port whom he ordered 10 Told the two
seized srhooncr- nj all hazards aud that II hcir de,en
could not be eHcucd o,herwhei he wond proclaim
marital Law.
Three English war vessels arrived yesterday and have
gone up thc IT. Cro1 rycr and Passsnaqusidy Ray
one of IN the -aic Duncap, OF eighty Dur guns
nsg,h,p or The squadron on this coast she ha board
Admiral sir James Hope, Of tho Royal Navy The Dun
can also brings Twenty eccond regiment ~ British
infantry from Malta whose strength " vari'lsly esi
ma;rd AZ from hundred 70 a thousan men. One
OF the other vessels brings battery hstalon of ar
| tlnry from Halifax ~ John II shodd oc stated
that the pr~unce Of the Twenty second gment cannot
be considered entirely hostile matte Tho rcz
| msnt wna due Nyr time In New Brunrks, whore
Il xaa ordered 10 relieve the FftccrSh rcrtn ordered
10 bermuda In accordance with the usual saages aud
| transfers IN the seryice
| EAsrosr, Apni ~, 1900,
| rHE rEStsS SCHOONER rSY
u will be remembered that this vessel W. captured
by the revenue officers few days ago, on rscion Of