New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

Aliens Indi gnant q Enthusiastic Yankee,
who thinks THE Winooski could Lick the
British Pieei."-The Bubble Pricked-sensn-
sion Faded.
F.oul Our Special Correspondent
EAsTroRr Ne April g. 1866
The departure Of the for Boston cut short my
eit,, Of the I9th descriptive Of the Sensation War
iuaug,iaed and carried principally by Specials to
1ie N--- York Herald. Fory-six Fenaus had certainly
arrived al Eastport and Calais and according to report
reasonably wen grounded about 80 distributed
ano the towns on the coast and s.. CrOx rver, from
6ac.i, 20 Miltovn. These men, Wherever quariered,
conduct hens Ives with commendable proprety sober
quiet p.,ceabe void of offence against property citizens
Or Aliens.
on Tuesday the schooner NJ. II. Pray into the
haror ,nd passed up the bay to Groves Point The YES
s. hsl cleared from Portland and had cargo Of mixed
goods. Consigned 10 MT. kaugan at Eastport NJ
klTcn reported 70 the Collector Of the port.
that ho had on his vessel showing the manifest,
- OF arms and a lot OF ammunition and equip
m-nts. aud desired 20 know how far he could 60
ST. the .pOOn of these munitions IN the way OF selling
them any and all persons who should apply % purchase
and not violate The neutrality laws Of the United states
The question - the Collector and in order that
h. Wlzl not cmbaass the Government, ne determined
t. dtu the vessel until be could obtain instructions from
a., D.,,rtment a; Washington. The schooner placed
IL charge of the revenue cutter 10 await orders.
The arrival these spread wide the flames OF cX-
cemcn that had already been kinded ard fmncd by the
presence o. Kilan ard his followers who bad organized
q
ard wrrr then making arrangements n" he,uAe "t "a
Ias o. The night Of the day that he schooner
rvei l the harbor large meeting held al Calais and
The intentions of the Fenan leaders, proclaimed al
Easp)rt, repeated Beyond this nothing has been
done hy the Fenians. They at times seen IN small
knots Eastport, Calais and Lubec standing on the
wharve or at street corners, but 10 the observer list
less and yuposeless There is evidently scarcity Of
MONEY aud an bills az hotels az elsewhere are paid daily
Al the report, of collisions between Fenions and ct
zels provnciaiss soldiers reports Of RAIDS 10 Campo
B-lO Indian Island, St Stephens Bridge aud elsewhere
where molly false, utterly without foundation save IN the
futile imagination OF the reporter who elegraphed then'
Concurrent with these sensation reports sent u New
York othcT equally false and pehaps more design
edy vicious spread 0alcast throug Ne" y!
the provincial press in the interest Of the Confederation
ists Whether motives and the inspirations are the
nO certainly the dispatches are all a. INC sane
iute-t both those NeW-Y0rk and those 20 NeEBruns-
wick Tho present peculiar political situation in The Prov
ince renders il quito probable that this whole affair u
piece Of political strategy concoced by the Confederation
T6c ps,ty leaders Of the Fenans on the Crox, tell
cOnhctiu tales. At time II is their purpose not 10
invade The Provinces but simply 10 hHld themselves u
rsadness 10 Join the Ani-ConederaOnsts, il they
are forced 70 make armed resistance 70 Confederation AZ
smother time l. Their purpose 70 seze ponca port
hos The lr,h flag, establish headquarters oi the IRISH
Republic and demand recognition az a belhgerent; al
another time they the border for the purpose of
Earning fishing boats, which 20 proceed 70 the fsh
enc, and protect the rights Of American citizens
The British Government aud the Provincial authorities
10 hage calculated Oh trouble dunng the election
campaign and have or-auized 10 meet n.
during the past three months the Provincial authorities
and S. Andrews the volunteer force has seen under arms
fr u Xix weeks The defsnses ha5e been strength
eled at every point by the monnt,ngof new ana improved
guns. and By The erection of additional works As soon
the r squad Fcnians arrived az Calais the yoiun-
teors OF ST. stephens and Mltown called out max
irg the whole number armed and IN service about i'
1he militia force q NcT-BTunswick was oTganizec ana
ordered 20 drill
All the vessels belonging 10 North Atlantic Squadron
ordered o. rcIfczy0us the Bay of Fundy. The
corvette P!ldc q guns, arived oG CAMPO Bdlo
The 9TH inst Tic Rosario, H. guns, and the Fawn,
guns arrived ou he llth the flagship duncan, - guns,
with Admiral Hope having board 'he llth Regiment
OF BRUSH Regulars, arrived fhc lt and the Niger, j.
guns arrived on the 2lst. The transports Labor and 81
moon with tine 18th aud I'D Regiments are dali ey-
pe,ted AZ HaliaX. These the preparations of the
British to defend the Provinces and protect the lsh
eIicS.
There have been 10 munies On shiploari nor descr.
toas On land reported u Ihe Hrad 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Though The Feuaus we're quiet aaG orderly tie pres
encc OF Provincial soldiers and British ships created some
apprehension Of ci.turhapce ard tbe civil officers
Calais aud Ea,tPori, Therefore tcegapDed % Augusta
sud Washington requesting that sufficient maiu-
tain the peace sLOald be 10 he bcncr The Adllan
General Of Maine proceeded 20 the ST. ClOX. AID finding
no car Sc Tor alarm auoirtcd on smith o. Eastror io
represent the State and immediately returned O. Augusta
The United States GOuble-cnder euIboaf WlroosEl,
CaPi Cooper, aIfved o9 EastFOr ilc Eth, AID on
'he l9th Cen Meade and stan With company % the
81 Regiment REGULAR Artillery armed o. infantrv arrived
~ the steamer Re -uator Cayi Blar card from Boston
On the following day, two more eompeuics Q: tic same
regiment arrived in The steamer Now-YOrk
Al reception given by the citizens Of Eatport Gen
Meade be declared 20 be the object Of hs mission
prevent the violation q tho laws OF the United States,
xthOui regard what Ms private opinion nj ght be
what shoad have been the conduct OF Others when
placed in similar circumstances.
II is notorious that the Brunsvckers Who two weeks
ago made such ridiculous haste 90 throw themselves On
The hospitality and protection Of the citizens Of Maine,
we're ;he very men who habored Rebel raiders ana de
esrcd Themselves able 20 thrash The whole state before
brcagfist" Many citizens Of ST. Andrews ana II. Ste.
pleas moved lcl families and cects across TO Tie Uniicd
haes SIDE; the aeposs OF Tie hi Stephens Bank were