, 1866-03-12
FENIANA.
The Canadian E1citement-Grtas Fe-
nfzh n<EonAtf4ilona In BoAson 4D0
NeW FDFA-Confefences Between Sec.
SEWARD and the Eng slash 11tnlHseF~

The canadian EIcitenaent-GrtaS Fe@
MAN neHonAtfations In BoAson 411
New HoFA-Copfefences Between Sec-
SEWARD aHd she Ensatsh utnlsseF-
BUFFALO, March Io.-Despatchea from Canada
sho" great ezc1'emeut the1e. Btshop Lynch hiss
denounced the Feniaa movement. Al passengers
and thetr heErsee crossing into Csnaaa will be
searched md AIMS taken when found. E1preas
eoo1s md teikht trains will be cIosely watched
Amtaf5 and Volunteers ne collecting IN large nu-
Bos1ox, March IA rraod Feu,sn aeuonstra-
ton was held m Music Hall laet evening. The cdi-
ne wa esow ded 10 its umast espsctty. and thous
na fnea We;r sSsS 9p,s,s 70 ona
e, e.. the b I military Envoy from Iseland and n.s
Esi.y. o. Sew 1oEk; T. !. senDoit. T.. C.; J. E.
LIE nf qeson3n Geatrst Organizer md ohe
moi, q New YORK. whicn wrre unanimously
adopted: GIeat @ enthusiasm was manifested
oa Fensn s5p1S aDS and Il ts soss e
mee,inr "a held 1T he Cooper ,lIa insttuie last
aeany ceas EsIo msae ma o,Ss,s p se ns
Fenian excitement shows no abateucu1 tnis morn.
The Erprv.s says II has excellent ,utho5t, sor
stating l6at several conferences haye taken place
between Secretary Seward and Sir Frederick Bruce,
British Minister a. Washington. upon the subject OF
no violation ofthe neutrality laws vii BE- permitted,
Should events demonstrate its uece~sity. q ornch.
nion will be promptly istued On the first attempk
qaencrs. l-...
TEzlAN ATTACK on TUE POLICE,
l1lmeEiek {Feb. 1Y Cor. Saunders Nees.]
poee nsIo or ~
1.so sub constables lone Of whom is named Thomp-
son). were takng ther 1sual rounds In the vicinity
g on e. Sosssr Of Il ge aog2 2 M 1 fs
tAeJ passed 1aborer'e house upon which Tor some
tune prc1tous suspicion had altghsed, - The reu-
EothtnR tuned up to warrant an nrrest Cpou the
three policemen approaching the house In question
the sound oi solces Naa heard, as If giving orders
~ e1 81; snd os y ees s ssaea ss d%s ms1s
WheEeupon they walked on TO the place, and upon
1ookI5g into window on thu ground floor they saw
With guns and others With reyolyees. Surprised at
this unexpected demonstration; the Constable h
charge vas rather td as to the best cour'e 10 pur-
dufy. Went. accompanied oy Two sab-eonstaoies. to
ihree shot. vere ased nom ihe inslde
i boh Ences eompetcy a.1ablins hin RnIle
his comrades were 40 terrified At the occurrence
hat the5 lost oil power Of aelon at the saas time
sss ihe whdis "se esRs 1e<s ru.ssa sssp e'as, sa
Ssae o Feafaens aud ~ anz asots ihss
along he route they took IN The direction Of the
mountains: 11Soa AIsT & some ne tune Constable Dunn,
actcr, VA. removed home 70 Tho police station and
surgical aid procured, bnt s.la hope IL cnter,aIned
Of hls recovery. Al anpntalion Of both his legs
nnEt ens ne. 1t Is faid the owner OF the house In
which ihe gan. OF Fen1ans had assembled Is In
custody
Ancup1suoP CULLEN AGAIN DEsouscSa TIE
The following pastoral Lun Archbishop Cullen
wa. read In the Dublin churches on the 18th:
Tt1s brotherhood or society. go far from promot-
lng the Interest," Of lhe country, only tend. to
assIasa'e its evils checSing business, increasing
poverty. playing iuto the hands OF Ora1Remeu, as
appeafs from The relolctngs OF their press and Civ
tnS strength TO all onr enemfcs. In America, in
deed, some Head Centres and leaders of Feuianfsm,
good faith Of our eountrsmen, have. BEEN
Ealeed to position In which they eau live Enlend-
10 J, and surround Themselves with the ssnts and
PomP Of q mock court. But how different the rsse
IN IN Ireland. Here those who have !e. themselves
10 tuPed bZ agents Of the Btotherhood have
been left without employment md naDy Of them
sedneed s. 70 the greatest Difficulties, and even to
fooIah hopes and ialacioass s M promise, ' Me shey
have abecn nFed ns mere tools. to excite
popular feeling tn ayor or the organization tn
America, pe1auaoin. our poor eountrJmen that
Serc impending In Ireland, md thus inducing them
t9 part more freely With thelr money. While the
Head Centres were thus enriched IN Au1eric1, their
unhappy agents IN Ireland, having become The Nc
Time o! epic: and intormess were btourht before
the public tribunals. and condemned 10 drag cut
miserable existence among ttons In all the horrors
Of penal aersit1ac The moral etee1s Of Feniantsm
e .eeI as: ociations # Is connected viii d;aakeu
rome of the leaders, whilst iaebfiased. ost papess
which betrayed their SECRETS. and len Them II the
checked in Ill destructive career, 1t would have
leluGed the country with infidelfty; and initiating
oltalIe md his tmpioua followers. 1t would have
prepared the minds Of the people or the barbarous
scenes which we're enacted In Franco IN the Last
:entury.