, 1866-06-03

The Situation IN ThNfAdRf. 1
tFsuus Ar llakao ran.ar.rIa1. Nay A.
wuAr TIE GnFAHSMES7 mas l,nSe.
S0t~tths aadinE The ridtcale With which !
the Fealau a,ovtInentA asp sCokrn Of " tnAuy
pes, oEs In tai. city. tho Gnvrtp,naut pu.su-
'nt Its urTn%s Of not permitting any inlran-
stan 81 tha nrutta;jty laws, has tttated the
tcnIap< and tteir CLAM In SERIOUS way. and
s1ons upon the ferzitosr Of 'nor Ma}e.ty'a
province Of csuala- Tnts strikiugiy cou.
tFskis With Tho conduct Of our n.ighhors dur.
Ing our civil wse, and plarea ln bold rci!es
the nutorious 81 Atans rid, and tic petty
srrrr*stnus made upon our territory By the
under the british nag.
In ths. city We have cntcr+ aimed no nppre-
le1.sln.s that the frnkzas would attempt any
esrsaF Ion In,u canaaa, apa havn moi bcrn
1t ~ alarmed NJ The stories Of Arsenal aud
aims within nnr lln,lts, nor N tue xashcria9s
have tsken place III The city. We Ate aware,
however, thal The Envcrnlncnt has kept a
ttrlrt watch over the NOV emcat OF the Fe,
nians along the border and EA1y persous
who rspnot help ttellng that Canada ae.
sesEes 70 sr,at frnrathy ffo1a us, md that
to nuv e1ettlons OF our rittzens to prevent
raids iDta lhr provinces, nevertheless dcsisp
10 discharge .htls duly toward tbcir own
Government and maintsin .trict nentrall!y
between II md that OF Great Drils,n.
rR4sACTioSAnr AEAsEaEs.
For this purpose The War Department has
actstErd the United States ship M,chsganlu
ihls laYbos greatly beyond tt,o limited period:
has kept At Fort roEter accompany Of Re<u-
lsrs, Lid given pcscrnptoss lnetrnctlons 10 tho
Collector Of t!n.tnn4, thn Marshal and Dis
tsict Attorney, to maintain and enforce the
neutrality laws. We nre aware thst an utaccr
Of General Grants htsG vas In the city two
months .iacc, overlooking the condition sf
thtlcs here md along the border tn relat!on
To tnosc1Drnts ct The fcnian o,sanlsat.'r,
apd th&s every effort has been made TO pro-
secs our Caia adiAn neIcLbors it1Ia The te.yi.
bic w.rrsnrs xhn,n. Ii /. sup,s,s.rd. iotcud.
Hnder tho yAloTonA Swecacy, tU Eobble up the
ptovnciaa rosue 1ne evening when they least
II t~orld he impossible tor the most jealous
Representatives of Her Majesty to dnI cause
fer spulplasnt aKainAs Our Government In tts
cncris Ia 1zeF~us Disturbances on the border
growing out Of Ernsan'' raids, lnratson., ar
xn3thsEc cfst. Snd. a. nc bare said, the con-
duet oil or Government and IT, otl,clalA In this
teslcst, cculrasta Atsongly *lah. md l. pow
rriui Upsoach 10 The C&nndiln authorities,
who Knocked nhel cur lcsr wa nP0u ts+ and
lsuehed at cur cslau.iues. The lalcst uanre-
nlent Of the Fcrlaus We chsonss,et yesses-
GA1, and Is VIC arc tn rosseksk'u Of the facts,
We nAsra,t them 10 show Hhst the s~aI!ty
wa. That We made a somewhat spoetire ain
.'cn to YESTERDAY fc'-rralus uc1c reertvcd
| United States Msr-hsi 1t Cleveland ~ l,tpu-
| y :in.eha1 Williams and citksn Of
~ T.. City: l,na a rsea4issa. aa.aas sassroad I'd
Rntsalo Of large body Of Fen!snk,
so provide. II a. stated that they aoaad
srrlve IN ,be 40 .. "a. Train In the morning,
! ard Mt, Williams very icoperlr ana p.oups.
| l. aar1sea the uthtI United States utncsnls
who II ere entitled to noslee Of the inso.mA
ticn ~hich he had Ycc-i, ed, AID witch wsa
too direct and authentic 10 admit of hls treat
icy Il with icsity.
Superintendent Reynolds ard The Police
Commissioners, who had obtained the xAme
Information, toe tshct with Mayor Welis and
Gen. Rogers, Wit the United States utlcrrs
here, Consulted upon tAr matter, and We
lrarr that Geo. Howard sad &o1c ether prom.
lne1t citifens wale al ~ present =; the fal.ce
Aithiean, was advised oi the telegram, snl
~ officer s~nt IL Fart Porter 10 tutorm aialor
nuer, The commanding o!hees. The4e ste:s
hx1IuE tttcu tsl-l, The next 'aiep MIA to d.
patel, \ party nf police to tic cara tr await
ihe L.7ival uF the cxf~ctes1 train, xul aseer,
IAN, II po4dssc, vL1t the urw w<omrsa &n:ead.
ed ly thelr visit 10 The city. When tbe train
| came into the Lepo. Tbs Fsniana were st.es1s,
and II was there learned that the carr con,
tslnfng .htci hAd neen detached At the c3ttle
raid: and the !" FsulAos" len ri that poiat
| goIn4: oG tn anal; parties ln Charge Of Gleuda
phoie ra.ty wczr 40, updtr ,he stTictc.l ti!s
ciIaloe On their Journey to the city. Wosft
| tney wen. 10. ard Who has then il ct4srt. i.
unknovn.
r4c13 AND RCIohs,
Strangers Ne-e siput The docks ,es.as1ar
liz tht n,.Ivllr,,hoxul Of iht Erie Lids n
auIy,tx III bests: hui va have A..rtl Of NJ
unrmsl cx,n,rnntlon Attending tht .rIy., -
| The d;,tio-rIshrd pafty, Nc did hear il ~
| ,norrt tl,at = .an!c ntrsy vent tnwsrd IL
u. md tEst the oaTty a.IiY;;r here yese, rT,.,
nlo1ning se4e rrinforred by anothsf md frsi
bcd1 ii mea. Il il tx..,ble list work i in
tended br Iii fhft dfIpons:rot,ou hnt ven,n
frs1 10 <Su,aideratlc iusrcduit1 upou III.
sub,rci-
.s,rufdlns to all aesozn4s there .nu.. le
! Nr1tlno. IL a,1dtIk,n ia t he YsH = h:c1 nr9tyrf
| here Yesterday yaorui1r. i; Is Glsse1 thst ,
-stcs1n,sIt,. numb ring nr.srl- ~ n,.ay ii ar
undr- ,l,e coau. End OF ! former pt,senr nf Ii,
1aNh fut,slo rcc.n,su:, arrived here br Il,
i. u'eh ri, ~ease7u train, lsa, rlsht
1bero Is no doutt =, Ia the f.tt tls,
| shcrc are In this c!:y ut tie preArnt tim,
/ spue teYsu or eight Lup,tftI rarr. ,shr
were not L,ec tso Jays atp. WhctIsr the,
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